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ILSTAR BUCKEYE CAGERS TO OPPOSE VARSITY

TWo 'meetStrong Biadger
In Second Tilt Of
.Return Series


Coach Lowr ey's varsity hockey
t ea m will engage Wisconsin's
puckstc rs tonight in the second of
the series of games scheduled for
Ann Arbor.' Michigan's prick chas-
chasers managed to break even
with the Badger skaters on their
northern trip in' the Cardinal
bailiwick by winning the first of
the series at Madison by a score
of 3-2 but were unsuccessful irr
their attempt to make a clean
sweep, dropping the second test
by a 3-0 count.
Fresh from a victory over the
highly touted Marquettet Univer-
sity outfit of -Minneapolis by a 1-0
scbre, the Cardinals will take the
ice tonight anxious to maintain
their fighting chance to shave
down the margin held by the fly-
igMinnesotans in the quest for
Western Conference puck laurels.
IThe Madison mentor will start
either Siegal or Peterson at right
wing, Krulgar at the other ex-
tremity of the forward line withi
Capt. Don Meikeljohn at the cen-
ter position. Gordon Meikeljohn
will draw the right defense assign-
ment with either Gallagher or Al-
berg at left defense. Frisch will
be seen. at the goalie position.
Michigan's pucksters will take
the ice tonight a rejuvenated team
due to their encouraging improve-I
went since the beginning of theI
semester when their reserve powerl
was so materially 'strengthened in j
the shape of the eligibility of Ma-
son, Shea, and Nygord.
With the opening' whistle Coach
Lowrey will send Maney a ni d
Schiander er to the forward )osts5,
Joseph 'to center ice, dart and
Bryant to the defense positions
and Grace to goalie.

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OHIO STATEIECES
OPPOSE VARSTYHR
Captain ILazar's Illness Will Hurt
Wolverines' Chances In
Foils Events
FOX WILL MEET WIGGERS
Captain Lazar's illness causing
his confinement to !the hospital
and comning just on the' eve of the
fencing meet -between the Wolver-
ines and Ohio State at 7:30 o'clock
tonight in the auxiliary gym of the
new intramural .building, has
shaken the chances of the Michi-
gan team in this tilt.
Captain Lazar has .been the most.
consistent performer on. the squad
and has seldom f ailed .to win his
event. The problem of finding some
one to stake his place in the meet to-
night was answered when Coach,
Johnstone announced that Fried-
man, who has seen some service
this year in the early Meets, would
fence as the third man in the foils
matches.
Friedman is a sophomore whose
experience is confined mostly to
'his work on the freshman squad
last year and cannot be expected
to entirely compensate ,for the loss
of Captain Lazar.
Ohio. State's strongest man is
Fox who fences in the epee .event,
being runnerup in the Conference
meet last year. Wiggers, Michi-.
gan's all around fencer, was re-
sponsible .for his elimination in the
race last season.;
Besides Friedman in the foils
there will be the two regulars,
Stolpman and Shutt. Wiggers and
Dowsett will fence in their regular,
positions as epee mein. Wiggers
mxnay be called upon to see action
in the foils. if the tedam is not per-
forming very well. Uammer and
Cordon will enter the sabre event.
'O011O0WINS IN 616JTEN
T LEOiRAPHiICBOWLING'
Ohio proyed to have the best of
teams entered, in the telegraphic
meet for the Western Conference
Bowling 'Championship Thursday
night. The only close competition
for a place in the standing occurred
between Northwestern and Purdue
for third. The scores: Ohio, 2819;
Northwestern, 2772; Purdue, 2770;
Wisconsin, 2736; Michigan, 2680;
Minnesota, 2618; Chicago,; 2541;
Illinois, 2515.

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[VARSITY TO M ET BADGER
WATER POI4TEAM
AFTER- MNATCH
BREAST STROKE FEATURE
With seven dual meet victories
this season to their credit, Michi-
gan's undefeated swimmers wi1l
enter the meet against Wisconsin;
tonight at Madison as favorites to'
submnerge the Badgers. The Wol-
verine ;water polo team will also
play the thrice-defeated Wiscon-
sin aggregation.
Michigan's relay team composed
of Waller Walaitis, Seager, aid
Ault, is 'favored over the 'Badger
combination of Davis, Thomipsoni,,
and Lange . in the 160.. yard event.
The 200 yard breast stroke should
be the feature race *of the meet
with the two Wolverines, 'Thomp-
son and* Goldsmith,, i a t c h-e d
against. Meyer, the Badger star.
IMeyer has beaten Schroeder of 11-
'linois this year in. fast time.
Strong In Back Stroke
Walker and: Reif ;will be pitted
against Captain Lange and. Davis
of Wisconsin in the. 40 ya.rd sprint.
Wisconsin is weak in,- the 440 yard
swim, so Ault and Watson should
place one-two ahead of Fox. The
back stroke should .also, prove.a
slam for Michigan, with the .vet-
erans, Hubbell and Spindle,, paied
against Thompson andVonMalitz.
Maltitz.
The Badgers have shown their
greatest strength in fancy diving
Iwith Hattleberg and. Cuisinier, two
lettermen, entered. Coach Manni
will depend upon Walaitis and
'Grimshaw. Michigan's medley re-
lay of Hubbell, Goldsmith and Ault s
should beat -the; Wisconsin trio,
Von Maltitz, Meyer, and Tanka.
Lange and Davis, Wisconsin's en-
tries in the 100 yard free style,
have beaten Nickerson, Purdue's,
star printer. They will have to gor
at top speed, however, to win from
Walker and Seager.
The Wolverine water polo team
will line up with. Walaitis, Mertz,
and Ault, as forwards; Spindle,
Hubbell, and Watson, as backs;
and Warner, goal tender. The Wis-
consin water poloists have lost to
Chicago, Illinois; anad Purdue.
PULLMAN - WashingtonMSte
college's wrestling team of 16 men, t
5 of them lettermen, has been cho-
sen by Harold Blerridge, student

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IRISH TRACKMEN WILL
INADE MDISON 'FOR
MEET WITH .CADRER

Determined to blast all hopes(,
which the-,Wolverines imight pos-
sess of .ga ining a tie for the Bi1g
Ten title, the well balanced and

BUSY WEEK EN WILL
OCC0UPY IOWA, TEAMS;
SI CONTESTS LISTED' W

}d neos icee cg , sud!Notre Datie Team Will Try To pictured.above, will enter tonight's I IicIii T a T',nd U
.freak Wisconsin's String Of fray at Cohir abus eager for revenge Season. With Northwestern
Four Victories , for the 34-24 loss three weeks ago. 1 And Indiana Tilts
Led by. Capiain Van Hecyde, lanky
(Special to The Di~ly.) tipoff mnan,. Ohio State will pre- (Spccial To Tl'ft Daily)
MADISON, Wis., March 1.--Led by sent a fast scoring combination in IIOWA CITY", March 1.-Half a
Capt. Jack Elder, who has con- Van Heyde, I'esler star sophomore,, doz~en contests against five West-
and Evans - forward, and two de- ern conference universities are
sistently equaled the world's record pendable men in Ervin, forward, scheduled for Iowa athletic teams
in the sixty yard dash, the Notrei and Larkin, guard. itomorrow and Monday.
Dame team will oppose Tomn Jones',I o -o- -- The basketball team will wind
Badgers in a dual meet at the Uni- I FRATERNITY AiTHLETIC ;up its activities this week-end with
versity of Wisconsin ~athletic annex MANA,*E RS H the Northwestern' game at Iowa
'audyatron City tomorrow, and. the Ildiana
In eompetitionz this . easoix the F Jirst. round of 1-heic intern1i tilt at Bl1coomingto, Monday. The:
Notre Dame cinder pathi perform- I fraternity r. ofil slhoofing tour- ),' swimnug team is filling .out the
ems have mret three Big Ten schools, I ny will be held Te ,Mrhb sclieduie withIia dual meet at Chi-
Indian, Illinois andt Northwestern.j from. 9 a. Inl., till .1(I p. mn., in I 'cago tomorrow and will then move
The skillful Illini were the only ( the Intramural Sports build- I on to meet the Hoosier tankmen
team to outpoint Coach John . ing. The humbeP' of entries, Monday at Bloomington.
Nicholson's . boys. The Badgers from eachv house is unlimited. Wisconsin's wrestlers will come
have victories over Minnesota, Inltraniuralt Department. !to the Hawkeye field house for a'
Chicago, Ohio State and North- - 0o dual meet tomorrow afternoon.
weste~rn to their rP:I~1if-

*With one of the strongest aggre-
gations ever gathered together in
the history of freshman track
competition, Michigan will face
the Badgers and the Illinii this
afternoon in a triangular teleg-
raphic meet. Coach Hoyt express-
ed confidence in his men to make
a creditable showing against the
dangerous Wisconsin and Orange
and Blue teams.

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