I THE MICHIGAN DAILY'" TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 1929 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 20, 192~ SNOWFALL DRIVES VARSITY INTO YOST FIELD' HOUSE WIEMAN POINTS MEN1 FUR INADING HAWK Freshman Team Called To. Show Varsity Varied Attack Used By Iowa GEMBIS OUT IN UNIFORM With a blanket of snow covering Ferry field, Michigan's Varsityi grid team was forced to confine yesterday's practice session to a light workout in Yost field house. Joe Gembis was back in uniform as1 the players were given instruction in breaking up Iowa plays. The big fullback, although somewhat light- er, gave no evidence of the afflic- tion that has kept him out of the. last two games. Freshmen Show Iowa Plays. A freshman eleven under the di- rection of Coach JackyBlott, demonstrated, the Iowa. plays for the benefit of the Varsity squad. Blott scouted the Hawkeyes last week when they lost to Wisconsin. In the dummy scrimmage, which was necessitated by the narrow confines of the field house, Mor- rison of the freshmen, who im- personated Mayes McClain, came in for particular scrutiny. The yearlings made some nice gains on, double passes, with "McClain" crashing the line through the holes prepared for him. The freshman backs who assumed, the roles of Pape and Glassgow also were given some at-r tention. "Pape," the speed mer- chant of the Hawkeye backfield, cut through tackle. for considerable E yardage. The Wolverines will need further practice in breaking up the Iowa formations in order to develop an adequate defensive. Cappon Back On Duty Coach Cappon was back on duty after several weeks' forced leave due to an infection. The squad came through the Michigan State game without any injuries, a con- dition in contrast to several years back, when the Spartan game usually took a large toll from the Wolverine squad annually. In today's drill the Varsity lined up with Draveling and Truskowski at the ends, Pommerening and Squier at the -tackles, Steinke and Poe at the guards, and Bovard at center. The backfield was com-, Friedman's Passing Humbles Yankees In Pro-Circuit Contest Detroit's, entry in the profession- al football league, the Wolverines; chalked up their fourth win of the season and their second victory: over C. C. Pyle's New York Yankees Sunday in a tilt that was featured! throughout by the deadly accuracy; of Benny Friedman's right arm and the sparkling play of Leonard Sed- brook, former Phillips University halfback, 13-0. Friedman's Passes Successful Michigan's former all-American quarterback figured prominently inI both of the marches that netted touchdowns for Detroit. In the ini- tial quarter Friedman completed successive passes to Feather and Sedbrook, the latter running 25, yards for a touchdown. Benny, kicked goal. ' The third. period saw the versa- tihe Wolverine quarterback toss the oval into the arms of the fleet Sedbrook for a gain of 25 yards. Then Friedman treated the specta- tors to a remarkable exhibition of line plunging, carrying the ball off- tackle for gains of three, four and six yards to the Yankee three yard line and. Feather carried it over for' a touchdown. Yankee's Attack FailsI In the last quarter the New York team attempted a barrage of passes in their effort to score but Sed- brook, Feather and Wiberg man- ! aged to knopk down or intercept! most of them. The. Yankees dis- played. a pair. of flashy ends in; Grube ande Flaherty and a power- ful line bucker in Red Smith, Notre Dame's former all-American. Bo Molenda, another former Wolverine, did not have an oppor-! tunity to prove his worth, but' Ernie Vick, who recently signed with Friedman's team, was insert- # ed in the closing minutes of the game at left guard. Friedman To Meet Baer The Wolverine's next tilt will be 1 with Ray Baer's Dayton Triangles. In addition to the former Michigan tackle, the invading lineup for the Thanksgiving day tilt will include Jack Kiefer, former Wolverine and Brown University star, and Earl Britton, great blocking fullback who starred with Grange at Il- linois. Veteran Returns o'Wolverine Harriers G R D BI T S Will EnterBigTen' Sy o rr i s 1 u 1Race Next Saturday With an angry flock of Hawks ouchdown which tied the score at. Cross country work for the year! awaiting their chance tonswoop1 6-an.. will be brought to a conclusion New eastward from Iowa City into the next Saturday when the Wolverine Michigan stadium for the final And against State still an- harriers engage in the Conference contest of the 1928 season, the Wol- o hcr player served in the scor- meet at Madison. Coach Steve Far- verines are being put into thei Pg capacity. When Truskow- 0- -t best fighting trim to meet the com- sk's Tg pass to Wheeler, and TBULLETIN ing invasion. a subsequent lateral pass to the j Captain Wuerful will be un- COISUM NERLS D0,OF CONSTRUCTION Artificial Ice Skating Rink To Be Opened For Public Use About Dec. 1st BN MILES OF PIPE LAID Despite the fact that they have won only two and tied one of the seven games played thus far, the Maize and Blue! gridmen have a chance to rise to the heights as they did three weeks ago by dimming the title hopes of a strong team. On Nov. 3 the Zuppke-coached ! tribe of Indians swarmed into the stadium intent on keeping their; record clean, but the Wolverines "killed a giant" by handing the in- vaders a 3-0 beating. To repeat the act against the Hawkeyes, however, is bound to be an infinitely more diffi- cult task, in view of their de- feat at the hands of the Wis- consin Badgers last Saturday at Iowa City. Wisconsin upset predictions Sat- urday and with Lusby playing the hero role with a 59 yard dash for same individual placed the ball in srcoring position, Morrie !uhes was called from.. the ben.h and piace kicked, the W.Iverines to their second 3-0 victery in three weeks. Thn Wolverines defense func- j1ned well against the Spartans eoiding them to a total. of 74 yards by rushing. Forward passes and penalties accounted for most of the. visitors first downs, only two com- ing as the results of straight foot- ball. Hughes turned in a nice ex- hibition of speed in the third quarter, when he kicked off to ITate and then got down under the kick before the rest of his mates to make the tackle. He also played a strong game de- feiisively. Simnrall and Grove experienced unusual difficulty in getting started. on their ball carrying jaunts around the ends. The Wolverine 'Joe' Gembis who is now off sick list, and who is expected to return to take up his duties at the fullback position, when the Wolverines clash with theI I Iawkeyes here next Saturday. 'Joe'l has been out of the lineups the last two Saturdays, but has now recovered sufficiently to warrant, able to compete in the annual Conference cross-country meet j I at Madison Saturday, accord- ing to an announcement made I late last night by Coach Step- I I hen A. Farrell. Wuerful's badI I knee, which has troubled him I for the last month, has grown I worse and doctors have order- I ed a three weeks layoff from I track work of any description, I for the Wolverine star. 0 0 rell has announced that the squad: which will compete will consist of the following men, Captain Wuer- fel, Monroe, Austin, Benson, Jes- son, Grunow, and Aubrey. Monroe Runs Close Race These men were the first seven Wolverines to finish against the State team last Saturday. Monroe staged a close race with Brown, the Spartan star, but was outdistanced at the finish and took second place. Wuerful who has been showing up well this year surprised followers of the team by finishing up sixth. Iowa seems to have the best cross country team in the Big Ten circuit at least on paper and is favored to annex the championship meet in, the Badger stronghold. The Hawkeyes hold victories over Illinois, Wisconsin, and Minnesota, whereas Wisconsin has downed Michigan and Ohio State has ove, - powered Illinois. Snow Balts Outside Work The Michigan squad will leave next Thursday accompanied by. (Continued on Page Seven) According to Fieling H. Yost,c i- rector of inter-collegiate athletics, the rebuilt Coliseum will be ready for faculty and student ice skaters by Dec. 1. Director Yost made this announcement yesterday, after a careful survey of the plans and the progress of the contractors. 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WOLVERINdE NATATORS' WORKING IN NEW POOL! a touchdown, completely stemmed Jost 23 yards in 7 tries, while the the famed running attack of the Spartan back is credited with a. Ingwersen grid machine. iloss of 7 yards in 6 attempts. Mayes McLain, Iowa's giant Indian fullback proved to be . I the "goat" of Wisconsin's see- Matt Mann, Varsity swimming and counter, when he fumbed coach, after many delays and post- the ball inattempting to punt ponements is now established in his from behind his own goal line. new pool in the Intramural Sports - building, where the Wolverine ( It is interesting to note that in natators are holding their daily the past three games, a different workouts. fullback has accounted for thel Coach Mann wishes to clear up a points scored by the Michigan matter in which he thinks there team. In the Navy and the Michi- is some misunderstanding. Several gan State games this player has students have asked him if the new been a previously untested meiber pool was for the use of the student of the squad. body. This pool is open to every student and its purpose is to carry Against Illinois, it was Joe out the "Athletics for all" slogan Gembis who booted the Wol- of the Intramural department. verines to victory with a goal When the Varsity swimming team from placement. Then he was needs the pool for practice, the stricken ill with appendicitis students are requested to leave it, [ before the team left for Balti- but as soon as the session is over, more. the pool is open again. With over 100 men out for the Stanley Hozer turned in a great Varsity and Freshman swimming exhibition of line plunging in the teams, Coach Mann has a wealth third quarter of the Navy game (Continued on Page Seven) and finally registered the Michigan In Grove, Kipke flashed a punter who promises to become a worthy pupil of himself. 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