,t MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER 2, Ma THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. DECEMBER 2; 1928 SELECTING ALL-AMERICAN TCAMS PUZZLES ETB Plenty OfBackfield, -rnvi ye Ina Season. BIG TEN COACHES AGAINST CHANGES aIN COURT RULES (By AssociatedlPress) CHICAGO, Dec. 1. - Three changes in thc Big Ten basketball rules, designed to speed up the game, have precipitated such an + indignant protcst among several' coaches tihat their annual mneeting I here December 8 promises to0 be one of the storiest in years. The new rules affect stalling, he-ld balls, the tip-off at center and dribbling. The coaches protesting the changes contend that unless different interpretations are ;made their entire style of defense and of'- fense will be ruined.j Mary's, Fesler, of Ohio State, Brown of Missouri, Van Sickel of Florida, Messinger of Army, Phil- lips of California, Rosenzweig of Carnegie, Tappan and MeCaslin of Southern California. Linie Units Available Powerful line units such as those of Georgia Tech, Pittsburgh and Illinois have their stars but the, main factor of success has been3 their general and co-ordinatedI strength.9 The south. has been rich ia good centers, stalwarts like Peter Pund,. Georgia Tech captain.; Harry Schwartz, of North Carolina, and 0. K. Pressley of Clemson. But there's also captain Howe of Princeton, Barragh of S o-u t h - ern California, and Stadeiman of Oregon. Pommerening, weighing only 1'78, but unusually fast and rugged for his poundage,- played every game from start to finish. In the final contest against Iowa, as Michigan salvaged one of its few victories from the wreckage, eight of the nine plays in the 63-yard march to the winning touchdown were driven through Pommerening's po- sition. That's a pretty fair All- American test. MADISON.-Since none of the Wisconsin cross country runners won a first place in a meet, the Badger harriers may not get a var- sity "W." 'EAST LANSING. - Ralph 0. Leonard, deposed wrestling coach at Michigan State, has filed suit for $5,000 against the state board of agriculture. Varsity Has Trouble Downing Red Quintet New York Sun Gives Ho-1-osiers Will Open J IPoinmerening Place Cage Card Saturday1 Regulars B~arey Eke Out Victory,I(B oatdtas) 22 to 18, Wleni Seconds NEW YORK, Dec. 1 -- OU. Prove StubbornI list of 278 selected player;: I every part of t-he coiunfry the 01: *? 0 t 1 N.l a ~ - W asihingtor University Will First Of Five Non -Conference Be S Team Slated For Indiana I P /\ 'i L IS LXCITiNG' ('ot- ' )1;0 Vecnker'S ten)tahjve varsity bI ha sktiri II 1e 1tfound lenty cifoo tw i j inyesterday's j)Vao-e i-c essioni, a stybbornl Red five holding the regulars to a 22 to 1 18 triumph inl two twenty nminuth halves. The lineup of the Varsity was the same one that gained thel favor of the coaches in Thursday's scrimmage-. Kanit-z and Orwig were at forwards, Chapman wasi holding dlown the center berth with Rose, and McCoy at guards, Opposed to them, the Blue,, found Singc] aid Balsaino as for- wrards-, Dougal at center and Wein- stei and I:ovell as guards. So de- termned was the defense offeror by MTh Red-quad during the ini- tial . cl rimma'Ge tiat Captain Me- Coy\a iat,, tallied only six points m iissing co. usirlerable Il uiiber of chelances to add to this total. The seconds tallied only twice and trailed behind by a two- p4Mlt niAr- gina. Stutng oisidera bly by the ad- verse criticism of thle coaches, the 'Varsity returned for the second half after a rest period. Starting ,with a rush, the Blues scored three baskets in short order,. Rose tip- ping in the first with Orwig con- tributing a long shot from the side and slipping in the third counter. The Red quintet responded tc this assault and unable to get close up to the basket due to the Var- sity's rather effective defense re- sorted to some long shots, Lovell sinking one and D~ougal dropping. another in from the corner. Back almost on even terms again, the two teams battled vigorously dur- ing the remainder of the ,scrim- mage. Kanitz was injured during the melee and Rose was shifted from guard to forward, Myron go- ing in t the guard position. Reds Make Threat Baskets by Myron, Orwig and Rose gave the Varsity an apparent-- ly safe lead but a deternined rally by the Reds closed the gala quick- ly. Slagel, Lovell and Balsamo were the central points of the Red (Continued onl Page Seven) X.i Xiu oua uo )1 y l V &I. lijP Amierica~n eleven, a)81) evt) o f V P.