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THE MICHIAN DAILY

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Squad Move

FU LE TTER WINNERS
ELIGIBLE FOR SERVICE'
Chapman And Rose Go Through
Early Work; McCoy And Orwig
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SWIMMERS NOTICE

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All- members of the Varsity,
reserve, and freshman swim-
ming teams will report at 4
( o'clock this afternoon in the
( locker room at the new Iitra-
mural building for an impor-
tant meeting.
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"B" TEAM MEN AVAILABLE G R I D BIT S
Coach George Veenker advanc- jop

ed another step in the development'
of his Wolverine basketball squad
with the final cut of the season
and the removal of his men to
Yost Field House Monday nightl
after five weeks of preliminary
conditioning in the Waterman,
gymnasium..
From the twenty four men who
have survived the weeding out
processes and a few stars who are
at present seeing service on the
gridiron the teams which will carry
the hope, of Wolverine followers inj
Conference basketball. competition
will be drawn. Four of' last year's
letter winners and eight wearers
of the AMA are among those who
will be available for service.
Whittle, Truskowski .To Rteport
Of the veterans, Capt. McCoy anda
Orwig, regulars on last year's var-
sity court combination .and Whit-
tle who saw "B" team service along
with Truskowski, a squad member
of two years ago, are engaged in
football activities. They will re-'
port to Coach Veenker shortly after
the close of the gridiron session on1
Nov. 24.
Among those who have run
through the preliminary paces
with the remainder of .the. cage as-
pirants are two letter, winners, Bob
Chapman, last year's varsity cen-
ter, and Danny Rose, guard, Bal-
3 samo and Barley, Clemons, Cush-t
: ing, Kanitz, Lovell, Myron and
Slagle, AMA winners.-
Others who have survived thel
early season parings are Adams,
Denblyer, Dolinsky, Dougall, Down-
ing, Engleman, Glocheski, McAfee,c
McClelland, McDonald, Montague, I
Murphy, Weistein and winer. Of
this number Dougall, Downing,
Glocheski, Murphy and Weinstein
earned their numeral on last year's'
freshman team.
Until the end of the football sea-
; son the plan"of four night prac-
tices a week will be carried out
and after that time the aspirants
will take part in three afternoon
and two night drills a week in
preparatioon for the first game of
the season on December 7th when
the Wolves- play host to Michigan
State.

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ing minutes, 7-0. State won her
first game in 1913 by a 12-7 score
and turned the trick again two
years later, 24-0.
In 1924, Michigan :played at
Lansing in the dedicatory
game of the new Michigan
State stadium and managed to
chalk up a win only after
Freddy Parker has been called
from the bench in spite of a
badly injured leg to throw a
long pass to Captain Steager,
who romped across the goal
line with two minutes to play,
for the only score.
State scored on the Wolverines
for the first time in 9 years when
Paul. Smith drop-kicked a : per-
feet goal from the field in 1926, but
this failed to give much consola-
tion as the Spartans fell before a
barrage of Michigan touchdowns,
55-3.
The Green and White team
invaded the a new stadium last
year and was turned back, 21-0
in a rather drab contest in
which the Wolverine offense
dwindled after a scoring spurt
in the opening quarer.
Michigan teams iave won 19 of
the 23 contests played thus far,
State has annexed two, andhone has
resulted in a tie. The Wolverines
have scored 660 point= compared to
58, for. the,,Spartans..The, Maize
and Blue have been held scoreless
only twice, and State on 15 occa-
sions.

~sTo Field House
FRESHMEN WIN INTER-CLASS GRID1
T ITLE B Y DEFEA ING SCOPHOMORES
(Continued From Page Six) With three minutes to go Ber-
and neither team was in dangerous kowitz, freshman halfback, inter-j
I territory.cepted a pass on his opponent's
However at the start of the final 30 yard line, and started the year-
period the Sophomores came to lings on a march for a score, but
life and heaved a 30 yard pass to a fifteen yard penalty gave them
bring the ball to the Frosh one a severe set back. One play at the
yard line. Here the heavy yearling line made seven yards, and then
forward wall held for three downs, Berkowitz dropped back and threw
but on the fourth Auer slid off his a 25 yard pass to Hewitt who trot-
right tackle for a touchdown. Dob- ted over the line for the last
bin's try for goal was wide and the touchdown of the day. Morrison
score remained 10-6. 1 place-kicked the extra point to
make the final score 17-6.
Fisher Orders Fir t~ A feature of the game was the
earling e Work strong playing of the yearling for-
ward wall.
(Continued From Page Six) Starting lineups:
able to work the squad on the Sophomores Freshman!
floor in Yost field house. This will T. Justice ...... LE ........ Hewitt
probably not be done until the Blaine ......... LT ........ Roach
squad has been reduced to its final Bentz;......... LG... . ...Grinnell
size. Shantz ........ C ..... Rasmussen
Bill Orwing will assist Coach Leason .......RG.... Brockmier
Fisher until the end of the foot- Richardson . . . RT....... Hayden
ball season after which he will be T. Bovard.....RE.... Drieberger
fully. occupied with work on the Dobbin.......Q............Priest
Varsity. Coach Fisher will then be Sukupchak ... . RH ......... JonesI
assisted by Coach Blott for the the Shafron ....... LH .....Berkowitz
remainder of the year. Auer ..........F .......Morrison.
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