'TUESDAY, DECEMB3ER 11, 1928 TI-1I mICIGAN DAILY ' //^-- ;; l f l' A . ............... . 4! " 11 "O"O"!m 0 M " O 1, 0, 1 ml I w " IS m SWIM CARD OR ,VARSITY CAGER FiMiti AES SCOND YA NONEDHL OKU At Chicago Is Over competition to 8ahigheI~o.itc(h,.aIdl ;would tendt to stabiii,,Ae the peiv syst CIais to a greate r ctxcn (- VEARLINO CAGE CUT Vitty -0ht Of Original 140 rtemtin O~n 1932 Basketball Squad Af te~r Vinal Cut WOIRK 'ON IUNDAMENTIALA ! t Twenty-one players survived the, second yearling basketball cut an- nou iced yesterday by Coach Fish- er, less than one-seventh of the 150 who reported at the start of the :season -being ;retained on the squad after this final paring. The players who remain on the squad are as follows: Black, Burn- ham, Anderson, Cronick. Miller, Connors, Daidas, Falls, Jones, Gar- ner, Hudson, Heston, Holland, Jen- nett, Weiss, Kroczyk, Ricketts, Me- Dornald, McNeil, O'Neil, and Pieck- arski. The squad of 21 may be augmen- ter b~y a few freshman football players who have not yet reported,a according to Coach Fisher, but in the main selection made after two1 weeks of scrimmage will remain the same. The increase in size over last year's freshman :team evident first in the squad of 120, and then in the -bunch of 40 retained after the' first cut, is even more apparent now, the yearlings averaging about 5 foot i1 Inches in, height, almost on~ A par with the Varsity. Several! of the football linemen are in- cluded in' the squad. With the scrimmage necessary to' select a first squad finished, Coach Fisher put the freshmen through! their first drill on fundamentals in the° Field house yesterday after- nooni, assisted by Coach Cappon and Bill Orwig. The' yearlings engaged in an of- fensivec'and defensive drill on drib-, bling and shooting, with the for- wards taking the ball toward the_ basket from the sidelines while the guards attempted to break up ther dribbling. This drill was followed by a pass- ing workout, with impromptu teams tossing the ball around, special emphasis being placed on : short sharp passes. P~ractice closed with short scrim- n& between four teams, drill on o~iftsive formations from the tip- off' and offside plays being stressed with efforts to develop a passing!= attack which would get a forwardIz free for a tip in shot underneath the basket. 1 XANSAS CITY.-Bix "Six athletic diW-tors have approved a New Year's game between an all-Big Six senior team and an All-South- ,wes't senior eleven. -Continued'From Page Six)Michigan's vn c w I it rainur I the ntduameetFrsch edue.Not-xn)ncforzt evl---sor-g-_iimc Sports building also foarmzed a ccn- the ualmee scedul. Nrth Inan ffor todevlopa scrin (CntiuedFrom Page Six) ter of interest in the various dis- western and Illinois shared the punch which will most certainlycoiptta ewe hmizlhpcsin. Assat Drco polo title last season. Ibe needed when the accurate teovip frtomiffewent chmoshipould : Asisant D r keto amsfo ifrn col ol ahc gave a detailed dcserip - Non-Conference meets have al-. shooting Pennsylvania quintet, last be idle n h dasest ino h e ulig uiiii read ben shedledwithTo-yea~s a t er nIntrcolegatesuggest the enlargening of Intra- the cost of construction, the equip- ronto Y. M. C. A. at Toronto on champions, invades Yost fieldmu'1atvietoscanxetmntad.fohrfeue. Dec. 15, and Cleveland Athletic ;house Saturday night to provide' th aivoldie osmilan Vrty etado te eMrs club at Cleveland, Dec. 22. .The the second Opoiio;fth ercomipetition. Toronto Y' team will probably: for the Wolverines, Coach Veenker 4Lcn wrso nfr come to Ann Arbor for a return devoted last night's practice ses-' lcn wrso nfr eti aur.lo otyn u eea ifrn scale, was also considered, with; meetin anuay. ion o tyingoutseveal iffeentmost of the representatives present Effots f CachMannto obe- ;floor combinations. EffortsriofyCoachlManndtoosched-!in favor of doing so. This would ule meets with Illinois and Iowa LatFia'tnloe o e stimulate interest in intramural4 feat by a veteran Michigan State _______________ were unsuccessful. The Hawkeyes five can be blamed on anynme were on the Wolverine schedule 'aynme las saonmeeingdefat y aof causes, chief among them the 17~%~ las saonmeein deeatby , facts that McCoy and Orwig had -7 s yEr top heavy score. Illinois claimedtrnfre thi acvtes ro the~~~~ Bi e ulmetttels the gridiron to the basketball floor season with Michigan, but the Il-toltl tIeoeaclmtdt lini failed to meet the teams that the cage game and that Kanitz, finished one-two-three in the Con- h hdbenxold ihCati iti sRe~ -f ference championships at Minne- r McCoy, OrwigChapman, and Rose'ch s e G f :": apolis. as regular forward, was out with a;7 Coach Mann put his swimmers asrie nladcno eEvanston, Ill"" a sprinedankl and anno be e. 1, 1927 through a strenuous workout yes- taei niaieo ot o h ~r: ~o o terday afternoon. The free stylers,! team, according to Coach Veenker. ; Ric lmniond, Va. breast strokers, and back strokers Wok!go hedvlomnto. 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