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MICHIGAN
WFDNFsDAY, JAitArat 9, 1929
HANDBALL LEADERS.
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OPENING BIG TEN COURT GAMES
Compretitionr
Failure of Northwestern to regis- Rough play marked the game, the
GARDNER TO PLAY MATCi ter a victory in its first two game referee calling 30 personal fouls.
and the flying start obtained by ;wogood of the Hawkeyes was the'
Michigan 1Ad~ll enthusiasts Michigan over two strong rivals individual star.
will have the opportunity to wit- ,featured the openng of the Big Wisconsin's little giants proved
ness a number of the more promi- Ten basketball season. Three luin- tto fast and elusive for Minnesota,
nent national and state two glove tets, Iowa, Purdue, and the Wolver- as they downed the Gophers, 29-21
artists in action on the local ines, top the standings, while In- in the Conference opener. How-
courts at 7:30 o'clock tomorrow eve- diana and Chicago played their ever,.Michigan handed the Badgers
ning when a group of nine nation- intial contests last night. their defeat when the Wolverines
ally known stars will appear on Purdue flashed championship combined a canny eye for the bas-
ally nwn rform in turning back Illinois last ket with a stubborn defense to
the new intramural courts in a
series of exhibition matches. The week, 33-24. The Illini were con- triumph, 31-23.
contingent which is composed of sideoeda dark horse e, After an erratic pre-season rec-
players who gained their promience due attack. Glenn Harmeson dem- ord, Chicago showed a real re-(
in Detroit will be led by Al Schalf onstrated his shooting ability by versal of form in defeating the
elberger, present national doubles tallying 16 points, including seven strong Butler college team, 24-21.
champion and holder of the Detroit field goals. The Boilermakers are The Butler five defeated Pittsburgh
singles title. likely to make a strong bid for the when the Panthers were touring
Others who will aid in the at- title they shared with Indiana last the West..
tempt to establish the sport on a season. With the season barely 'under
firm footing here in Ann Arbor are Considered a potent contender way, Joe Truskowski, Michigan's
Willis Kamman, coholder of the in the pre-season dope, Northwest- shooting guard, is leading the
national doubles crown with Schau- e droped its first two tilts to scorers with 22 points collected in
felberger, Joe Bathey, Chet York, Michigan and Ohio State. Michi- two games. His 13 points against
Larry Rothenberg, Harry Bell, gan's defense proved too good for Wisconsin gave him first place. -
Larry Dowd, George Donahue, and
Harry Leduc. Bathey was a mem- the Wildcats while Ohio State went This Saturday will see all thel
ber of the winning team in the na on a scoring spree to outscore the Conference quintets in action.t
tional doubles competition of 1923 Purple five, 31-28, Erbin of the Michigan will meet a real test in
and in the final round of the Buckeyes caged five field goals Iowa. Purdue engages the slipping
singles tournament lost the cham- while VanHeyde, lanky center, ac- Northwestern five while Illinoisf
pionship by a single point. York counted for four baskets. Between will invade Columbus for a tilt witht
is the present K. of C. singles them this -pair scored 23 points. the Buckeyes. Wisconsin and Chi-
titleholder Iowa was too strong for the cago are scheduled for a game on
Jones Is Winner Buckeyes in the opening fray last the Midway with Indiana favoredz
These players will meet a picked week, chalking up a 34-26 victory. to hand Minnesota another defeat.
team from the ranks of the Uni-
versity intramural competitors and .H1EIn il#11#11f"illiti#r1rlu11Mitt#[Infill 1illi
will also play exhibition matches =-
among themselves. This team will= . _4 v1 tfd. -
be selected from those who have,= 4 SpOrt L nf
made the most favorable showing
in recent all-campus and intra- a iii lipl{111#EiIti d tItIIEI i t1 11gf111[11111W
fraternity handball tournaments. j Survey of the opinion of Big Ten ful start in eastern basketball by
Former Wolverine hockey captain football coaches as to the success of trouncing Yale last Saturday, 35 to1
and all-American goalie selection, the reserve football team idea re- 19
Steve Jones, winner of the all- veals that the plan proved success-
Campus tourney this year, Joe ful in 1928 and will be repeated C
Navarre, this year's runnerup in next season Combining features of bas-
the singles conipetition, Joe Selig- ketball and association football,
son, last year's titleholder, and The Los Angeles open, great- a new sport "Volata" has been
Louis Weintraub of baseball fame, est test of all golfers, is sghed- invented by Turati, secretary?
seem slated to compose the first ed tostat toay A sumer of the Facist party in Italy. {
line of attack of the Michigan team uled to start today. A number
which will be picked by the In- of those who participated in
tramural department. - the La Jolla and San Diego Unable to Quell Seigenthaler
open have turned northward to Ohio Wesleyan's giant center,
"Dcs arer ToPay w hs the new tournament which of- Michigan State lost a close tilt to
Sash, ganongher pactivity whch i fers a prize of $10,000 to the the Battling Bishops, 31 to 28,'
rapidly gaining in popularity at theMody Thswstefrtgm
Intramural building, will also re- winner. Monday. This was the first game
ceive impetus with the exhibition State has lost on its home court in1
mtcv,, Pennsylvania, conquered by two years and its first defeat in
Gardner at the same time as theIMichigan, got away to a success- (Continued on Page Seven)
matches on the handball courts.
Gardner is the present holder of
the national professional squash
championship and is now serving
in the capacity of squash instrue-
tor at the Detroit Athletic club.'
IRiskey is In Charge
Earl Riskey, Intramural super-
visor, is in complete charge of the
tournament and will arrange for
the spectators. In view of the fact
that no provision has been made
for spectators in the construction
of the handball courts only about
twenty-five will be able to hold
places of vantage at each court and
as there will be play on nine courts
it will be advisable for those wish-
ing to take full advantage of the
opportunity to see such stars ofI
national prominence in action to W hen betr dean gisdone
come early.
flII ,i HUIIRI IT1fiI
NOT FACEMAROONSi
Both Men Are Confined To ltomes
With Hard Colds; Lineups
Are Uncertain
SWANSTON TO SUBSTITUTE
edules For Golf, TO TART
Fencing CompletedTi
Schedules for two Varsity teams IU IU I N U 1U API x1
and additions to the "B" basket-;j
ball schedule were announced yes-
terday by the Athletic association. rsity Quintet To Meet Hawkeys
Six matches have been arranged At Iowa Saturday, Ilin
for the Wolverine golf squad in Here Monday
addition to the Conference tourna-
ment, while the fencing team will DEFEAT WISCONSIN FIVE
compete against four schools in
dual meets and then to theR Bio Caeh Venker's Varsit ea 4e
A serious scare was thrown into Ten meet. Three new games were squad, returned from a Madison
Coach Cliff Keen's Varsity U;restl- added to the junior Varsity court invasion which gave the Wolver-
ing squad yesterday when it was ;schedule. Vines their second Conference win
announced that Buddy Hewitt, The 1929 Wolverine golf teamo icethi fer ooistarn lreparao
Olympic star, and Rubin might not will meet Illinois at Urbana on for the two Big Ten games sched-
be able to compete against Chicago May 4, Purdue at Lafayette May 6, uled for this week-end. The Var-
this Friday in the season opener. Northwestern at Evanston May 11, sity will journey to Iowa City to
Both. men are confined to their Wisconsin at Ann Arbor May 18, meet the Hawkeyes Saturday night,
homes with bad colds and attend- Ohio at .Ann Arbor May 20, and and will play host to the Illini
ing doctors were unable to state Chicago at Chicago on May 24. The quintet Monday night in Yost field
Conference title meet will be held house.
dinitet wete theld bat Minneapolis on May 27 and 28. The Wolverines, after dropping
Maroons tIThis schedule includes only two their first tilt to Michigan State,
. matches at home with Ohio and have shown steady improvement
. Rub was Coach Keen's choice George L. "Tex" Rickard Wisconsin, the team journeying to in defeating Pennsylvania, Cornell,
be the 115-pound class and has famous sports promoter. who died all the rest of its meets. The 1928 Penn State, Northwestern, and
been showing fine form so far this Miami Beach Florida last Sun- golf team- won the dual meet Wisconsin, displaying their best
year. In case he is unable to go to day following an operation for championship of the Big Ten as form against the Badgers Monday
the mat riday, Mcgillard will prob- appendicitis. The ex-Alaska pros- they did not lose a match all sea- i night.
ably take his place. pector will be buried in New York. son; however they did not fare so The Cardinals, rated -with North-
Hewitt, one of the two veterans Jack Dempsey is expected to as- well in the Conference meet. western, Purdue, and Indiana as
from last year, was reckoned on to sume Rickard's post in the Madison The Varsity fencing schedule for the best choices for the titlewin-
take the 125-pound bout, but f Squade Garden corporation. the Wolverine team has been an- ners at the start of the season,
Coach Keen feels that he has an nounced as follows, Feb. 9, M.S.C. were completely swept off their
able substitute in Swanston if it is ! at Lansing; Feb. 16, Illinois at I feet during the first half. A tight
necessary to go without the serv- JOnes Takes Singles Urbana; Feb. 19, Chicago at Chi- Wolverine defense held the fast
ices of the Olympic star. cago; March 2, Ohio at Columbus. Badger five to less than a half
The representatives in the other Title In Tournament The Conference meet will be held I dozen shots at the basket, Foster
,weights are also undecided as yet at Urbana on March March 8 and making the lone field goal good,
asseveral good men have made; 9. while the Varsity counted 19 points
aserancgomtheWolver Smashing his way through the Coach Courtright has added to more than offset the 7 Wisconsin
cothr app ae from In the 1-en
~"n~~h n ~~nn~fror Inthe on -n .ng 15i three gamestth"B basketbal free throws
t
f
pound division the choice lays be-
tween Kailes and Woodard. Wood-
ard won the all-campus champion-
ship in this weight, but Kailes has
been giving him stiff competition
for the place in the starting lineup.
Kelly, all-campus 145-pound
champion, will probably get the
call Friday, although Benz, who
was defeated in the finals, has
been showing great improvement
since his start in the sport and
may see action before the season
is over.
A trio composed of Parker, Cap-
tain Warren, and Thrust will fur-
nish both wrestlers for the 158 and
168 divisions. Any one of the three
can fill either weight and Coach
Keen is undecided who will get the
call.
dazzling play through to the finish,
Steve Jones met and defeated Joe
Navarre in the final round of the
all-campus handball singles tour-
ney.
While Navarre put up a stubborn
defense throughout the match, he
was beaten in two -straight sets
being unable to cope with the fast
driving game of his opponent.
Both men had fought their way
down through a large field of 64
entrants, and now that they have
met to decide which is the campus'
best, they now plan to combine
their efforts and enter the all-
campus doubles tournament as
partners.
Some 52 teams started in the
original draw and those who have
escaped elimination so far, met
last night in the semi-finals.
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schedule January 10, Ypsi at Ann Stalling Employed
Arbor; January 17, Ypsi at Ypsi- During the second half the Michi-
lanti; and February 15, Detroit gan quintet used -a stalling game
City College at Ann Arbor. Three retaining eight of the ten point
other games are contemplated, but margin held at the half. A frenzied
as yet the negotiations for them Cardinal offense gained six baskets
have not been completed. and two free throws to bring the
Badger count to 23, but this con-
YEARLING SQUAD centration on attack gave the
i Wolverines several dog shots on
STARTS PRACTICE sleepers, the game ending with the
score 31-23.
Coach Ray Fisher's yearling The starting combination of
basketeers held their first regular Kanitz and, Orwig, forwards,
practice after the vacation Mon- Chapman, center, and Captain
day afternoon in the Field house. McCoy and Truskowski, guards,
About half the squad appeared at displayed a fast passing attack,
the drill, but most of the remaining I most of the baskets being scored
men reported Tuesday afternoon. on fast breaks. Chapman, after
Coach Fisher started his men jumping center, went back to floor
right in where they left off with a i guard, while Truskowski assumed
stiff scrimmage and drill on fun- the pivot duties.
damentals.
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Three Featured Groups are
Don'ahoe To Wrestle
Tonight In Detroit I
Harold Donahoe, who won two
Big Ten championships while com-
peting for Michigan, will wrestle ,
his first professional bout tonight
when he meets Brown, Detroit mid-
dleweight, in the semi-final to the
Art Perkins-Ali Hansen welter-
weight title match at Amaranth
Hall, Detroit.
Donahoe started his collegiate
mat career as a sophomore in 1926,,
going through the dual meet sea-
son without adefeat and annexing
the 15-pound Big Ten title in the
individual tournament. He was
elected to captain the Wolverine
squad in his junior year, 1927, and
4equalled his former record, finish-
ing the season without a loss andI
retaining his Conference chain-
pionship. Last season Donahoe was
again victorious in all his dual
meet bouts, though often going out
of his class to wrestle in the 175-
pound division, but lost his Con-
ference championship after an,
overtime bout. Donahoe is now'
eor.ching the "B" wrestling team
here.
Russell Sauer, another Michigan
Conference champion, will meet
Howell in an earlier bout on the
same card. Sauer was undefeated
in 1927, winning the Big Ten 145-
pound title, and did not lose a dual
meet match last year.
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