VTJUSDAY, MARCH 1, 1528 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FO 1101 Wolverine Farmed HARVARD COACH NAMES ENTRIIES Purdue Cagers Add HARVARD TO PLAY1 - -- To MontrealDClub! FOR TRACK MEET WITH MICHIGAN To Hoosier Laurels!ARMY NEXT FALL __...... ... .1 To Montreal Clubo ose ar PAGE SEVEN LASSIFI Advert sing FOR DAVIS CUP TEAM! r j*. Preliminary rTrials To Be held Augusta. Ga.; Will Prepare For Mexican Meet NINE ASKED TO REPO At iRT Leadingaspirants for theDavis cu team, headed by William T. Tilden, recently appointed captain of the 1928 squad, will meet at Augusta, Ga., on Monday for tryout matches in prep- aration for the first preliminary- match with iexico at M(eXo City, April 6, 7, and 8. With the exception of Tilden, the players selected for competition are much younger than those that have -carried the. brunt of international tennis for this country in past years, -. although many are experienced.: Wilmer Allison of Texas, last years' {- intercollegiate chamnpion, John Van ~ Ryn of Princeton, Edward Chandler of ... .. California, Johnnie Doeg of California, , .:* . George Lott of Chicago, Arnold Jones of Brown, Lewis White of Austin, g Texas, Wray Brown of St. Louis, and '.' John Hennessey of Indianapolis will, compete in the trials for team berths. 1)oii Miller Dick Williams of Philadelphia, Wil- Former Michigan pitcher, who has Liam. Johnson of California, and Wil- been sent to the iontreal club in the hiam T. Hunter have notified the be ett h otelcu nte Selection committee of the United International league by the New York SelctioLncommteessoteUnithatYankees. Miller has spent a year States Lawn Tennis association that with the World's champions, but has they will not be able to enter the trial seen little service on the mound with matches or take part in the games at them s Mexico if they should be named on Miller was the mainstay of the the team. MichiganD itching corps (uring the The first three days of next week last two races for Big Ten baseball will be given over to practice followed honors. by three lays of test and elimination matches. At the completion of the - trials on March 24, a team of at least TICKETS & RESERVATIONS four players will be picked to leave for ta Ales Lake and Ocean Lines Mexico, March 25. Tours. Crie (Continued from Page Six) entries, although Hennessey, the other performer in the quarter mile, is nearly as fast as his teammate. Have Veterans In Mile Run Veteran performers will also re- present the Crimson in the mile run, at Luttman and Wildes are entered in this event. The former is making a sensational com-eback this year aft- er an absence of two years from col- legiate competition. In the recent f. C. 4-A meet L uttman proved that he has lost none' of the , peed that formerly characterized his work, when he lost to Cox, Penn State ace, who ran the distance in 4:20 by a very narrow margin. Wildes, the other mile entry, is a two year vet- eran. Reid Strong In )ishinee Rn.ii Jimmy Reid, sensational sopho- more 'ironmian,' will compete in his favorite event, the two mile. Reid won both the mile and the two mile in the triangular meet with Cornell, and Dartmouth, and is considered the strongest (Aistance man in eastern collegiate circles. Flaksman, who has finished second to Reid in nearly every meet this season, is the se- cond entry in this event. Captain O'Neil, who is finishing the best indoor track season of his three year career, will compete in the half mile. The other entry will be Porter, who has nearly defeated O'Neil on two different occasions this year. Two veterans Clark and l3urbank, are entered in the pole vault. Both men are capable of clearing the 12 foot 6 inch mark and finished one- two in the meet with Cornell and Dartmouth. This is the third year of Varsity competition for both Clark ----- (By Associated Press.) and Burbank. LAFAYETTE,-Hoosierdom's great CAMBRIDGE, March 14.-A four- Harvard's star weight man, Pratt, record on the hardwood, already illus- year football agreement between liar- will compete in the shot, his fa..or trious, has been considerably en- vard and the Army is announced by hanced by the performance of Ward William .1. Bingham, director of ath- ite event. Pratt is credited with a Lambert's Purdue quintet that breez-'letics at Harvard. The first game will mark of 44 feet 7 1-4 inches. The se- ed through a stiff 17 game schedule to be next fall at the Harvard stadium cond Crimson entry, Guarnaccia, an- take 15 victories and completed its I where all games will be played except other football star, ranks a close se- season Saturday night by dropping .in 1931 when Harvard will visit West cond to Pratt in the shot. Minnesota to take half a share in the Point. Coach Farrell has named only one Big Ten title along with Indiana. In ' Harvard will play Michigan at Ann high jum-per, Burgess, to make the traveling to the title through what Arbor in 1929 and at the Harvard trip. Burgess is a sophomore and ; was admittedly the toughest schedule stad.ium in 1930. thus far this season he has failed faced lhy any Big Ten quintet, the - to reach the 6 foot mark. ,Lanbertmen made a clean sweep of WILDCATS WILL OPPOSE The personnel of the mile relay their games with Michigan, Iowa, Min- team is as yet undecided, although nesota and Illinois and broke even WOLVERINE NATATORS Coach Farrell has named Rayton andl with lnciiana and Wisconsin.- - Lutherhan as two members of the Purdue's high-powered offensive, led ' (Continued from Page Six.) quartet that will face Michigan. The'ly Stretch iMurphy, unanimous choice some peints in the free style for other two men will be selected from for all-Conference center, averaged'Northwestern, although they have Cumings, Hennessey, and IlenrichI. ,slightly over 37 points per game, while I boen outshone by Schwartz. The lPur- Although Harvard failed to relain its defensive, revolving around Harry ple relay team has been defeated Eem nin Lainbert's veteran back- once, diopping a close race to the thastterni IntercollgiateInor guaid who was selected on the all- fast Gopher quartet. The Northwest- behind Cornell, Georgetown, andl Conference team to give the Boiler- ern medley trio is rated as one of the Yale, she scored a victory over Dart- inakers the uinustial honor of placing fastest in the Conference having been mouth and Cornell in a triangular 'two men on the all-star five, set up credited with a time of 3:15.4. mt a C ltwo of the best marks of the season The Wildcats have compiled an en- meet.-when it held Illinois to 14 points in viable record in ther tour dual meets , one ganie and Wisconsin to 15 points to date. rhey won their first three EXPECT MANY ENTRANTS jin another.; Purdue's offensive -ike- encounters by overwhelming 'scores, F N R W EN E wise set up the high scoring mark for defeating Purdue, 54-15; Wisconsin, R the year when it ..dfeated Michigan, 55-1; and indiana, 51-18. Minnesota - -55 to 33. offered a little stiffer opposition he- EVANSTON-Entries for the Six- { Kemmer and Murphy, Purdue stars 'Iore si 5etun1ing13 4-26. The North- teenth Annual 'Northwetern 't'gack who were honored in the all-Confer- wester nataiors have lost only three and swimm-ing meet to be held here ,once selections, set up individual out of 32 events in the four meets. March 23 and 24 continue to arrive marks of tlhir own. Murphy fin- daily. Among the high schools which 1ished with a total of 123 points to tie HAVANA, Cuba- -The Cuban ath- have ailready entered men are Cleve- jMcCracken, of Indiana for second high I letes entered in the Olympics will land Heights high school of Cleve- point honori, while Kemmer went a'oinc pany the American entrants to land; Urbana high school of Urbana, through the Conference season at. his Amsterdam at the invitation of Mur- Ill.; East high, Aurora, Ill.; Musca- baekguard post comparatively un- ray Iulbert, President of the Ama- tine, Ia.; Hinsdale, Ill.; Aibertyville scathed as far as personal louls are tour Athletic Union of the United and Sadorus, 111. concerned. 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