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TRACKMEN WILL COMPETE

IN DETROIT

INDOOR MEET

WOLERIESWILLVI
WITH FREGNSTARS
Tolan and Murray to Match Speed
Against Percy Wiliams In
Sprint Events.
TEN MEN WILL COMPETE
Cinderpath stars from Michigan
will take advantage of the oppor-
tunity presented by matching
strides with trackmen of interna-
tional prominence tonight in De-
troit at the Michigan A. A. U.
championships, according to an
announcement made late yesterday
afternoon by Coach Steve Farrell
Ten Wolverine thinclads will
make theiy initial appearance of
the year when they discard their
spikes in favor *of rubber-soled
shoes to run on the boards of the
Olympia. Laurels will probably gc
to the foreign competitors, as they
have in the most recent of the
meets in which such stars as Wide.
.Nurini, and Williams have com-
petedi.
Wuerfel In Long Race
Michigan's star sophomore sprint
artist and former interscholastic
record holder, Eddie Tolan, and
Cliff Murray, auburn-thatched,
speedster, also a sophomore, are
entered in competion with a field
which will see some of the out-
standing dashmen in the world in
competition. They will be led. by
Percy Williams of VanCouver,
Canada, who sent the Maple Leaf,
to the top of the Olympic pole
twice in the games at Amsterdam
last summer. Williams had gone
through his tour of the states with-
out defeat until Sunday night,
when Jack Elder, Notre Dame
track captain, led the Vancouver
speed merchant by a scant yard in
the 60 yard dash event.
Other Varsity men who will see
action at Detroit are' Captain Ted
Wuerfel of the cross country team,
who will carry Michigan's bid in
the feature 2,600 yard event against
Wide and Nurmi, and Jesson who{
will compete in the 3,500 yard run.
Dale Seymour, who- won his letter
last year by his performances in
the quarter mile, will be entered in,
the 300 yard sprint and Benson,
star sophomore distance man and
captain of last years freshman
squad, has drawn the 1,000 yard
assignment. RlaQart
.s Veteran Relay uartet
Coach Farrell has decided to
enter a medley relay quartet and
it is this entry that should boast
the best chance to gain top honors
in the speedy competition at the
Detroit championship. Grodsky, a
letter winner front last year, will
be seen in the 20 yards, Tarbill,
another veteran, will run second
for Michigan in the quarter mile,
Lomont, the third veteran will turn
the 880, while Austin, a sophomore,
whose performances in the time
trials have been impressive, will
run the mile as anchor man.

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MADISON, Feb. 19.--Outstanding
victories in four sports last week-
end will urge University of Wiscon-
sin -athletes on this week, when an-
other array of important contests
is on the the books for the wearers
of the Cardinal.
Historic Badger fight must have
r I :been responsible in a large measure
sfor the triumph of the basketball
team at Indiana Saturday 27-25 for
at ohe time during the second half
!'the Hoosiers were leading, 23-15.
After Wisconsin overhauled the foe,
Chimielewski, brilliant sophomore
guard who was good for 12 points
. during the battle, sank the deci-
sive basket from mid-floor.
Trackmen Win Meet
Two tilts which will have a
weighty bearing on the Big Ten
race are on the Badger schedule
after their struggle with North-
western here Monday night. On
Saturday they- go to Evanston for
a return scrap with the Wildcats,-
'!while Monday, Feb. 25, "Stretch"
Murphy and his Purdue cohorts.
will invade the little red armory
NORCoach Tom Jones' track squad
showed Chicago, Northwestern, and
---Ohio State just what a well-bal-
anced team can do by capturing,
Capt. Ernie McCoy the quadrangular meet here Sat-
Who was the only Wolverine able urday with a total of 43 4-5 points.
to penetrate the strong Illinois The Badgers scored only two firsts,
defense when Michigan lost to the but picked up one or more points
Illini in an overtine game Monday in every event. Chicago was sec-
night. The Maize and Blue cap- ond, Ohio third and Northwestern
tamo led the Michigan offensive last. The trackmen go to Minne-
with four field goals, but his in-' apolis next Saturday for a dual
dividual efforts were not enough to meet with Sherman Finger's Gop-.
stave off defeat. her squad and are favored to win.
To Hold Winter Carnival
ENTRIES TO QUALIFY FOR Wisconsin swimmers are bailed to
FOUL SHOOTING TOURNEY meet Purdue at Lafayette next Sat-
iurday. Their ability to pick up
Tomorrow night the floor of the seconds and thirds gave them an
new intramural gym will be cleared easy victory over Chicago Satur-
to hold the qualifying eounds of day ;night, 44-27. The wrestlers'
to oldthequaifyng ouns o scd'red , a noteworthy 18-14 victoryl
the all-campus foul throwing con- ; and aogh thy we-14tpinty
test in which between 600 to 700 and although they were outpoint-
ed by Iowa State Teachers college
mnen will' take part. It is planned the following evening, 17-11, Coac h
to run off all of the first round in George Hitchcock's boys can con-
one night and take several weeks.Gergeitrip aksucyss.nTh-
in finishing the second round. sider their trip a success. The
The winner of the all-campus Minnesota grapplers will be here
meet will be awarded a silver cup Saturday for a dual meet. The
by the Intramural departmnt, .Gophers lost to Illinois last week,
whiles tho nnnn will hp c bi ~n i,1'7-3.

VARSITY TO SWIM I
Squad Leaves Today for Aiual.
Meet With Grand Rapids
Y,. M. C. A. Team.
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.HQPE TO BREAK RECORDS
Michigan's powerful sviming
team, unde.,eated in six 'arts so
far this year, will leave at 2 o'clock
this afternoon for their annual in-
vasion of the Y. M. C. A. pool at
Grand Rapids, where they will

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VARSITY PUCK TEAM o-----AT
WINS BIG TEN GAME 1 WOLVERINE DIVER
FROM WISCINSIN SIX Wh Caich acr
Scoring their first Confer enceI
victory in three starts, Michigan'siCI
rejuvenated hockey teamdefeated LOSTIN
Wisconsin, 3-2, in an overtimie
game at Madison Monday night. - Relegated
Joseph, Wolverine wing, tallied the' iplace in the
winning counter in the extra pe- as a result o
riod after the teams were dead- Illinois Mo
locked at two-all over the regu-
lation 60 minutes of play. weary Varsi
Maney, Mason, and Joseph were ; earned rest
the chief factors in the triumph, .sume practi
which was a hard, fast battle from preparation
start to finish. Gordon Meiklejohn Saturday nig
was outstanding for the CardinalI
puckmen. He and his brother,'wIlleio
Don, accounted for Wisconsin's will be in o
two scores. of the week
Joseph's Goal Wins recuperatef
The Wolverines' three goals were Minneapolis;
tallied by Mason, Hart, and Joseph. get in shape
Neither team scored in the third and the Go
period but .Joseph penetrated the long Me +ol
Cardinal defense in the five min- lowing Mon
ute overtime to slip the puck past The Varsi
Frisch, Wisconsin goalie, for the remaining
winning goal. Grace, Michigan's ; sured of at
goal tender, was credited with 24 title, and if
stops, while Frisch of isconsin sin both wi
made 20 stops. ithe final ti
Th s .aine season f
The victory over the Cardinals I; --
was the first of the present trip for decide the
I the Wolverine sextet. Last Satur- ship.
The Illini
day night Michigan dropped a
game to the fast-skating Marquette ret dist
team, 5-2, on the Milwaukee rink. basket dsp:
Tomorrow the Wolverines meet .breaking g
Minnesota's strong team in the first r keep. thkie
of a two game series at Minne- most of th
apolis. -tIhmselves1

RECU PR ATES
R~est After lard Trip
estt d III DroaPPig
n To Second Place
OVERTIME PERIOD
to a tie for secold
Conference, standings
of their 27-24 defeat by
aday night, Michigan's
ty cagers took a well
yesterday, but will re-
ke this afternoon in
for the tilt with Iowa
ght in the field house.
bability light workouts
rder for the remainder
c to allow the team to
from the long trip to
and Urbana in time to
for the Hawkeye game
pher invasion the fol-

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meet the tank team representing
the Furniture City "Y." This match
will be conducted as a regular dual
meet, including all events and a
water-polo game between the two
teams.
Reports from Grand Rapids at-
test to tho strength of their squad,
which has already accounted for a
win over the Michigan State team
in a dual meet, in which Horace
Craig, ,former scholastic star, was
not allowed to take a first place.
-Pool Is Fast

The pool at the
" is one which is

Grand Rapids
known in state

swimming .circles as "fast," and
Coach Matt Mann of the Wolverine
team hopes to break some records.
In their past invasions of the Fur-
niture Capital, the Michigan nat-
ators- have seldom failed to hang!
up some new mark.I
Last year a new world's and in-

day.
ty, with ,our tilts -still
cn its schedule,. is. as-
least a chance at the
Michigan and Wiscon-
n all the games up to
It, the Badger-Wolver-
inale here March 4 will
Conference champion-
upset came mostly as a
Le uncanny eye for the
played by the Indians
ots. Playing a slow
ame which aimed to
all in their possession
e time, the Illini found
baffled in their efforts
e the Michigan defense
and resorted to long
is abandoned their slow
efensive tactics in the
extra period, and cram-
er session of frenzied
like that seen in the
rn game into the final

ter-collegiate recora was estabishTE INEUS
ed in the 400 yard relay, while newT N
inter-collegiate marks were set inBWisconsin Michigan1
the 500 and 600 yard relays. The Kiege......L.......Maney ,
team which made this fast time rueger ...... . LW....... Nygord
was composed of Darnall, Seager, G. Meklejohn,.RW.......Joseph
Walaitis, Walker and Ault. At this Thomse ..LD.. ..... Bryant
same- ibet, Dick Spindle, present .Meiklejohn. .R D..........Hart
Wolverine captain, set a new inter- Frisch.......Go al........Grace
collegiate 220 yard backstroke rec- ; 0o
ord. SPORT WRITERS i
Spindle In Back Stroke
Spinle I Bac Strke I All seconid semester fresh-
Captain $pindle and Hubbell will j men or other students eligible
swim the back stroke against the I for publication work who are
"Y," With Walker, Reif, Seager and interested in writing sports oi
Walaitis entered in the sprints of the Daily should report at 5
50 and 100 yards. Goldsmith and i o'clock this afternoon at the j
Mertz are going on the trip to swim Daily office in the Press build- J i
the breast stroke, and ' Ault will ing.
represent Michigan in the 220 or Morris Quinn, Sports Editor
.440 yard event. In the diving o oj
Coach, Mann will have Grimshaw
and Walaitis, with the possibility
that Bailey will !also make the trip.

Fred GrimshawI
One of Coach Matt Mann's div-
ers, who has shown good form in
the meets so far this season.
Grimshaw captured first honors in
fancy diving against Indiana, but
was relegated to third place by the
two Canadian stars in the Torontol
"Y" meet. This is Grimshaw's first
year on the squad.

to penetrate
on breaks,
tosses.
Both teaD
breaking, d
five minute
I med anoth
I basketball
Northwester
seconds.

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Chapman gave Michigan the lead
HOP'PE AND GREENLEAF on a dog shot, but Harper, who had
been held scoreless by Captain Me-
TO MEETIN BILLIARDSi Goy-throughout the regular game,
~ ~ dropped in two sensational. tosses,
to take the lead, which Howe in-
Chamipion, will meet champion ;creased with a free throw and
next Tuesday, Feb. 26, when Willie short basket. Orwig added two
Hoppe, 18.1 balk line champion, points to the Michigan total with a
meets Ralph Greenleaf, national tip-in, but the gun cut off furtler
pocket billiard champion since 1919, Wolverine efforts.


wae m e runner-up wiv ie given
a gold medal. For two years, H.,
H. Horowitz has defeated the best 1
on the campus to win the tourna-
ment championship.
In the first round each man will 1
be allowed 25 shots and must make I
15 out of this number to enter the
second round, in which each man
will have 75 more trys at the hoop.
The winner will be determined by
the largest number of successful
shots out of the entire 100 attempts
of poth rounds.

Johnny Farquhar, winter sports
chief, is working on the program
for the western intercollegiate
winter carnival here next Friday
and Saturday. Hockey games,
speed skating and ski contests fea-
turing leading teams will be on the
bill. The Marquette university
hockey team, which conquered
Wisconsin in a previous match at
Milwaukee, will play a return game
on the lower campus rink Thursday
evening,

FRESHMEN TRAIN
FOR MAT TOURNEY
Coach Sauer's squad of 35 fresh-
man wrestlers are holding practice
sessions of a slightly more strenu-
ous nature in preparation for the
second all-Campus wrestling tour-I
nament schedluled in two weeks, as
well as the all-freshman meet to
be held before spring vacation.
Tnasmuch as all Varsity lettermen
and holders of AMA awards will be
barred from this all-Campus meet,
the chances of the freshmen ap-
pear unusually bright. Several of
the members of the yearling squad
gave a good account of themselves
in the last all-Campus meet, reach-
ing the semi-finals and the finals.
The yearlings are still devoting
much of their practice sessions to
the thorough mastering of the
fundamentals of the game. Much
time is spent in drilling on a few
essential holds.
Coach Sauer is sending out a call
for candidates in the middleweight
divisions. Contrary to all formerl
experience the present freshman
squad is iosthdeficient in its quan-
tity of material in the weights be-
tween 145 and 165 pounds.
REMAINING CAGE GAMES .
Feb. 23-lowa, here.
Feb. 25-Minnesota, here.
March w -Ohio State, here.
March 4-Wisconsin, here.

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Ten years ago, there wcre 218 -miles of air mail routes with
two station stops; o-day, a network of sky roads bridges
thC country from the Atlantic to the Pacific and from
Canada to the Gulf of Mexico.

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A mjority of the beacon
lights used in airtport and
arw'4Yy illumination have
becen dcsb'ncdarru]manu-
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Can you imagine this growth without CIecrcnity-without
illuminated airports-without trunk lines studded with
electric beacons?
Men of vision arc building for increasing traffic of the air.
Soon, the skies will be filled with commerce.
Just as elcctnicity is helping to conquer the air, the land,
and the sca to=dav. so to-morrow it will lead to gre'ter

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