f TNT . MTCT- TC.AM fTAIL "PAar err,~ ?rTTShAY.?4AT1CT 1928 1 c.Up1tl " 3ri'f:CV v .pro l 1 ll JV L*\..A 11"..4'li L5-u ... . . . ........ . .. BIG TEN CAGE SEASON WRESTLING TITLE AGAIN HINGES BADGERS LEAVE SOON OILLINOIS-MICHIGAN CONTEST K'IL END THS WEEK FOR SRIN TANN 1927 wrestling history has repeated Sauer, decisively defeated Hesmer, Trhree 'I'°eam Fb i.in iu'Title Held Iitself so far this year. Michigan has Alinot, and Gunlock to give Michigan ~ Th_ Tem g__g o iteHedMADISON, Wis..'March 5,-The FORME~R STARS TO OFFICIATE Advertisig AT"BIG TEN MEET SATIURDAYi Avriig Undisputedly By M ichih Last Season WLDCATS HAVE (By Associated Pres CHICAGO, ,Merch 5.-TI Conference basketball sea to a climax this week witht fighting for the title held b last year. Five of the six the week's program have a the title. Indiana, the leader today due and Wisconsin, the have been beaten only twi three are off to the wars week to protect their chan championship. Indiana turned back Mi urday night 36 to 34, and kept straight in step by p Iowa 20-17. Chicago wo season with a 19-18 victor noes. Purdue Has Easy G Michigan and Illinois are ling blocks in the paths o ers. Wisconsin must beat 1 though. Indiana's single game is with Illinois.I comparatively easy sailin against Iowa and Minnesot There is an outside poss the sixth game of the week in the championship. N( entertains Ohio State ton ful of victory. If all th take a tumble, Northwes chance to go into a four Season Was Brill The Big Ten season hac able for the brilliance of Seven of the first ten po play center, and five of t are newcomers to Confere Three veteran forwards, Oo won from- four Conference opponents a six point lead. Donahoe, who was to attain the leadership of the east- later to win the Big Ten, 158 pound verwit a o erictsi bsekl ern division Of the Big Ten; Illinois championship, and 'Michigan's -'apa in April for their annual spring traii- CHANCE holds an identical record in the Nwes- tain, then fell before Ritz of Illinois ing trip south. Co'ch Guy Lowman has tern division. But it is here that in an overtime bout which proved to announced the correct schedule for s. rMaize and Blue partisans hope that be the turning point of the meet the tour. The Badger nine will hook. he Western up with five teams and play a total son rushes history will deviate from its course, for if Donahoe had been vie- of eight games during their it-day hfor when the Wolverine wrestlers torions, Michigan would have taken Illinoistatms a the long end of the 12-9. jaunt, to the gulf. )yreechigmn meet the Illinois mat teamSaturdayth, Woend lith ha1w-9. On the return trip north the \Vis- y Michiganight in Yost field house they will Rich, Wolverine light heav eight onsin team will lay over one day,I games on have a double task- that owinning then dropped another overtime tilt April 14, for a game with St. Louis a double i to that IlwnninisIteam to even the bearing on thi Big Ten title and avenging their tth I university. Coach Lowman has been 12-9 defeat by the Suckers in last count at nine points apiece, but Illinois drillin his ball plhlyers indoors for y, and Pur- year's championship match. took the match and l ie title when several weeks, and has already elmi- runners-up The tables may be turned- the re- Captain Shively, All-American guard, nated many candidates. The battery ice, and all sult is greatly in doubt. Last year the won rom Prescott by an eight mi- men are being concentrated upon as again this pllini matmen went into the meet ute time advantage. the cramped facilities make it difficult ces for the with all their men, frost of whom This year positions are somewhat to do much fielding or hitting. were veterans, in perfect shape; with reversed. Illinois has a still longer The 1927 pitching staff remains in- chigan Sat- an unbroken string of six over- string of four consecutive Conference tact except for the loss of ex-Capt. Wisconsin whelming victories; with a record of cha )ionships, to point to with pride, George Stoll. Most of the mound work olishing off three consecutive Conference cham- Both teams have perfect records, will be done by Jacobson, Clausen, und up its pionships behind them. Michigan of seven wins and Illinois Thelander and Ellorman, with the y over Illi- Wolverines Were Uvderdog fe. possibility of some newcomers They met a Wolverine team, the thstmes. lest that Michigan had produced, but f the lead- a new team, a team which had but both to one year of experience under Coach brma wining Keen. Michigan had been defeatedI Purdue has once, by Cornell -college. Michigan's g in sight star, Baker, left a hospital bed to_ grthwestghn dowsmetn h a. compete in the match. Michigan had1 sibility that no glorious past victories to buoyl may figure up their hopes. Michigan, the under- orthwestern dog, was meeting the Conferencej light, hope- champions on their home grounds. re, leaders And yet, the Illini were forced to tern has a the limit to defeat the wolverine a way tie. wrestlers 12 to '9, by the narrow mar-1 iant gin of one bout, in a match which s been not- contained three overtime tilts. it's centers. Injury Hlurt )ticlhigan's Chances int scorers Baker, weakened by a bad hip in- those seven jury and a week of confinement, lost nce honors. the 115 pound bout to Thacker by a )sterbaan of decision. The next three Maize and 1) 1O\V .C ITY. Ia.. Aiarch 5.--A.middle'" ParIlu. (Grinnell, both of whom have distance man and a sprintler, in their been invited to serve as inspectors for clay ranking with thI elite in the Big the melt in the University of Iowa I Ten meet, have been named among Iothe field house. 43 officials for ihe Western conference Davenport., under the tutelage cf indoor track and field championships Amos Alonzo Stagg, won nine West- here March 9 and 10. ern conference indoor and outdoor The former athct ees are Ira N. championships in the quarter and half Davenport, Chicago, and Leonard '. mile runs. NOTICE NOTICE-Good food and good service, one block from campus-that's why you save. Barney's Restaurant, SIG E. Williams. C. NOTICE-Two used portable type- writers for sale. One and two years old respectively. Reasonable prices. Call 3489. E. H. Munn. C-Tes.. 'lhurs., sat. I k ,s Michigan, and Wells and Correll of Indiana, were the only ones able to hold their own against this rush of tall lads. Branch McCracken of Indiana, who took the lead in points scored in his first game, had leaped back into the lead today, just three points ahead of Oosterbaan. BERLIN-Germany is expected to send the largest team of any nation to the Olympic Games in Amsterdam i this year, consisting of 282 men and Blue wrestlers, Solomon, Watson, and HOOSIER QUINTET ENDS COURT SEASON TONIGHTj BLOOMINGTON, Ind., March 5.- Indiana university's basketball team will end the Big Ten championship race next Tuesday night when Coach Everett Dean makes a trip with his men to Illinois. The two sister state universities have played five games within the past four years, Indiana; i ,i s to a 1' i. i { { i4. a ' I rr la .. 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