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TEAM

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SUNDAY, MNARCH 18, 1925
DAILY

OOTRAA ~~LL IDFOWRSQHAMPIONS LOSE R TE~ILVE JUNE 25 SET AS OPENING DATE
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HOOSIER 'B GRID [N.
TO PL&Y FIDE GAMES

1lgilt Big Ten Seliools fire llonioredi
By IPlayers On 't'hree (Court
Squaids (Choseni
CENTERS ARE ABUNDANT
In past years, Coach Edwin J1. Math-
er has selected the all-Conference
basketball team for The Daily, but the
Rkipper's illness comblined with un-
willingness of Coach George Veenker
to following Mather's wake after a
single year as headcoach, has left the
burden of the selections with us.
An abundance of centers at the ex-
pense of stars at the other places has
resultd in many complications in mak-
ing a selection, but there can be no
doubt as to the right to first. team
berths of at least two athletes-3en-
nie Oosterbaan of Michigan and
'Stretch Murphy of P~urdue.
Qosterb aaii Makes 11z' ord
Bennie was everything a forward
might be and seemed almost as nmuch
at home under 1the basket as on the
gridiron,, sinking a record number of
57 baskets in climbing to high point
honors. Murphy was not only 6 feet
7 inches above sea level, he was goodl.
Paints were his specialty, while he
jumped as well as any center except
Chapman.
In making 'selections, it will be not-
ed,. that no team is given more than
one place on the first quintet while
eight of the 10 Conference schools find
places on the three teams.
Wells of Indiana is placed as Ooster-
baans running mate at forward with-
out a great deal of doubt, though this
is not meant to belittle such a group)
of forwards as Wheeler and1 Harme-
son of Purdue, How of Illinois, Fish-
er of Northwestern and others. The
Hoosier was a man who was best in
the pinches. It was he who was re-
sponsible for giving his team, a share
in the title when Illinois had checked
all else.
Walter Placed At Forwvard"
Walter, the Wildcat center, was cer-,
tainly deserving of a second team
berth but with McCracken at pivot, he
was shifted to forward where he would
fit in admirably with Wheeler of whom
little need be said. Johnny How was
almost the only redeeming. feature in
Illinois' string of losses and (deserves
a place on the third squad. Fisher
is named his running mate just. a
'shade ahead of Harmeson of Pur-
due. Orwig of Michigan nad Strick-
land of Indiana did not play the fufll
season but should be at the top in an-
other year.
While Murphy and McCracken rank
one-two, there is much room for argu-
ment about the third center place with

______ _____________________championships in classes A, B, and I) Michigaun coacing school designed Isinted.k1
t 5 j~~~~ at the Olympia arena in Detroit last t evn oveinsWl('omprele For especially for those already engaged All of the major sports, however, T
I'irt ''(e1IiII . ,11, ie.>eswill e etrusted to the eadt coach- IlhiiioIs, ortliwetrn Sceued 7u
Wl.Idia....Frad Reed City class C team, succeeding in :Bloiinti larly enrolled! physical educainsn n h eua eso.Po.E .fooatbiII .T~n
Murph y, lPurdue......... Center rahn teInldwihwrepa-(ents andl others wishing to supple- !Rieman will be in charge of the two7recigtefnlwhhwrepa
Hultch kiss, Wisconsin . . .. Guard ed last nighrt. A nTofIHREE ARE UNiD!F EATE4tnwnt teaching received in other col- courses in football work; Prof. Ste- DOUBLt~DRI ADD
Hoegzer, Chicago.. ....... Guard Both VIskegfonmandst.classes A - leg es, will begin June 25 and last iphew J. Farrell, of the one course .
2 ~~Alpena, 1927 champions i lse
A D''t~l faied o aliy undauntedl by their 12-9 loss to the through the regular six weeks unitil lin track athletics; Prof. Raymond I,. BLOOMINGTON, March 17- Five
Seuond Team ad D r especively, fie oquality ruFiheofte.xo ouss nbae
Watr otwsen..Frad for the state meets, while Grand Illinois maniithe bout fo h Ags 3. ;Fseo h w ore nbs gane will be played by Indiana ui; ,
Whler, Prduaer(C). . Forward Haven, last years' class B titlehold- I Con'erence championship, the W1ol- The coaching school, to be held' ball; and if he is sufficiently reov-
Mc~rc~ke. Idian . . .Cen e les, was put out in the first round.; verine wrestlers wxill endeavor to again in conjunction with the sum-I ered, Prof. Edwvin J. Mat her, c.' the versity s reserve footballtemnt
______make uip for their lone defeat of the Inte session, now numbers among its 1 two courses in basketball.I fall, according to the schedule ai.
Corel Inin ..., ur season when they cop~te in the facuilty nearly all of the Viarsity Fioni the description of the sum- ounced today by Z. G. C0, ener,
Kzeinmer, ._'urdue ...... ,...uard IN E SC O AS I
touirnament for the Iidividual Con- mentors. Fielig'LYot Po.met' school catalogue the information athletic director. It is planned to pu'
ThrdLTamME TI M AR E ference td si llsvn -roPlt~ orge A. May. and Pro. Elnar' D. is gleaned that in all the maor sport two complete gridiron squads in te
' I'___next Saturday atBloomington,. Mtchell head tefaculty gou. courses excet trak, te stuent Ield with each playing a schedule.,
Fisher. 'rth wst. (C) .Forward neta)tego .ecp
HoI~ios.....o ~ 1(Continued from Page One) Seven '\\olvrinres will mae the; Proessor Yost wil confine his erle will have the opp ortunity of1 This will call for a roster of aout
Foster, 'Wisconsin........ Center Columbus Central; Burgess, Detroit tril, three of whom, Donahoe, Sauer,, tut el age to the lecture course in foot- coupling intensive experimental wok 75 players.
I' linchmna n, Ohio.....Guard Northwestern, second; Johnson. Elk- and Wlarren, are uAefeaced so far, ball; Professor May will instruct With lecture courses in the various11 A doubleheader program will stag.
3IeC31c('y. i ian ....... Gu rd ihatird; Medrum, Detroit North-Ithis ,near. Donahoe and Saner' gain- courses in knesiology, anthropome- theories, ;o!'f the 128 campaigni for th Pag¢-
westrn fourth. Time-: 52.8. (Mox"-Ped the individual chamnrionshiiis in try, and shool priograms ; Professor Demnonstratioji Work Included imren. Th first tem will las, with'r
Honorable ~Mention: Wilcox, ley's n time of :52.7 madle in the semi-2 the 158 pound and 145 pound cj ssc, '1itchell wil teach couses along theI All of the scrimmages and demon-Washhran threvvelqn
Io wa ~r (a )itar ai, ich igan. Cen- finals on Frdy;iistn stelast year, and are favore~d to repeat geeral line of intramural work. stratioii work in these various coos- 1will tackle Stae' Noral o Tere,
i ter's: Strickland, Indiana; Or-., nw ecrd. on the Boilermiakers' mat. Waren Only One Visitinig Insructor es for one hour of credit, i. e., the Haute. This Is the :Oiy twin bil
wsig. 'Mihigan; Harnieson, Pur- neMilecrnwooy rtzKa- will compete in the 15 pound class. The only visiting instructor engag-;practical courses in football, basket- of the season, iernwnbySath l
di~ 1Sak in~o~;MlsI ~ . ~i \.4 ~l Captain -Watson 135 pouimtl: tc-f ed to teach is John Johnstone(irc- Iball, baseball will be under theI B she o Illnos ndNot
f eSar.Mnso;Mil, z oO enitidlCarlsoin, Detroit.Northii- ,BySduU1lufO5adNot-
Illintc'ig, forwards. Marshall, wetrn scod McDonald, DetroitI holder, will wrestle Sauer to se t or of athletics at Pontiac. John- I guidance of Coaches George Veenk- western for scon4 tem gamues, i
SNorf.Lwestern; inligan Michi- I atin hr;HrDtotNrthr- wtho mnakes the trip. Hewitt, either stone will deliver lectures ,ii the er and Jack ltt. In track, Pro- Imeans eight 'Bigmen ConfC eeecoL.-
gan; Nydahl, Minnesota; Sehl- ;ITie4:35.lltot or ailes, and Pre-cott will course in minor sports, under whichs fessor Farrell will be assisted byI tests 'for Indiana lt. ''64ahl e
nait,r, Indiana; McDonough,; Chi-as omee heading boxing, tennis, swimming, (Continued on Page Nie,) season..,
I, cago,2 Guards. I,' Medley relay (1 1-4 miles)- won' alo-o-ee
LI by Froebel of Gary (Mullins, P erra-
ta, Exum, Johnston) ; Detroit North-
consn a lid.'Wilcox of Iowa are adtoss- western, second; Columbus Central,, - ..
but ostr wns he lip Cla~-third; Toledo Scott, fourth. Time - -
up, 4:53.8 (new record).
manl was heother cne nthe o
~th ceterin on- High' jump-won by i'eikin, Portr
ference, a lid perhaps the best jump- IHuron; Sampson, Cass Tech, Detroitf
el' seen daurig the year. isecond; ,Dennis, Detroit Northwest-
Dr. Mean~tell developed probably the ead0rHmtacte o
betforgadi h i eri hrHih- et ut noHotchkis's, thggh Correll of Indiana Pole vault-Tied by Pelucba and 2Qoig
anedtfloor gardOi the Bgnen tir.lyeg-6fet
an~ Hichran f hiower nerlyasWosiioxicz, both fi'om Froebel of
good. Hotchkiss certainly was th Gary; McKinley, Waite Toledo,_
brthes ame t ofydherBe. reih-itfee83-mmilis(irx
brgts4pto teBde emi third; Miller, Scott Toledo, fourth. IJII
Hoerger of Chicago was credited i'ecr.l. -
.with being, the best back guard in theA Rc
Big.Teii Tlheing given a shade over Broad jump-won by Beatty, De--1
iKemmer of Purdue, it was he who toit Northeastern; 'Ward, Ann Arbor;
dlogged Oosterhaan. Capt-elect McI( Shell, Columbus Central, thir; +l
guard as anyone in action when, right, fourth. Distance--22 feet 4 3-4 inch-'Te m e icn n i e r it -n x t s,
hut he was susceptible to lapses in ~(new record). -
two()oo, three games. costing hint a Shot put--won by Tturashoff, De- -J '4
higher ' place. Could Harrigan h ave'. roit Cass Tech; Jackson, Froebel of - I I~ 1 1 S u hr t I ' Ape
r played all yeai' as he (id during the i Gay, sci~;Sefit eri \et
closing rush, hie would doubtless have ei'n, third; Welever,. Toledo ScottI
Sbeen placed one-two, but as it is he fourth. Distance-SO feet 3-8 inch._
is given honor'able mention. (new record).

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