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THE MI MI A AILY

NTURt 1OY, STAN MARY 12, 1929

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MICHIGAN CAGE
UNBEATEN AND POWERFUL HAWKEYE TEAM'
IS READY TO FACE SECOND BIG TEN FOE
Iowa Coach Has Build Up Quintet New Defense Planned By Hawkeye4
Around Veteran Players; To Subdue Strong Michigan
Spradling Recovers Offensive Attach
MICHIGAN FRONT STRONG TO STOP TRUSKOWSKI

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First Year Natators
Display Promise In
Daily Practice Work
Several months of practice in
which the yearling swimmers have
been given ample opportunity to
display their wares have in no way
dimmed the optimism in regards
to the calibre of the freshmen
tankmen. According to Coach Mc-
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YVEARlLINGS UPSET BY

Junior Varsity 4ill
Meet State Normal

All CONFERENCE COURT TEAMS SCHEDULED


PROBABLE LINEUPS
Michigan Iowa
Orwig.........RF....... Twogood
Kanitz.........LF........ Nelson
Chapman ..... C ..Wilcox, Capt.
Truskowski .... RG.........Farroh
McCoy, Capt. ..LG.........David


(By Morris Quinn)
Sharing the Conference lead with
the unbeaten Boilermakers with
two victories and no defeats
credited to them, the Wolverine
cagemen will meet one of the most
formidable aggregations in the Big
Ten when they invade the Iowa
field house to do battle with Coach
Sam Barry's Hawkeye combination.
Like the Michigan five, the
Iowans boast an unmarred record
in Conference competition thus far.
having handed the Ohio State
quintet 34-26 lacing in their first
Big Ten encounter. The Wolves
have scored wins over the Wildcats
and the Badgers by decisive counts.
Starting the season with a com-
plete team of veteran performers,
Coach Barry has discovered a trio
of promising sophomores who have
won themselves regular berths. The
Hawks displayed a lot of power
against the Buckeyes using a fast
breaking short pass attack featured
by accurate ball handling and
shooting.
Twogood At Forward
At center the Iowa mentor has
Captain 'Rags' Wilcox, a veteran
performer of two year's experience,
while Forrest Twogood, another
two-year man, is holding down one,
of the forward positions. Two-
good is rated as the sharpshooter i
of the Iowa team, being creditedt
with 11 points in the Ohio State
game. He captained the Black and
Gold team a year ago.
Sophomore stars make up the,
remainder of Barry's entry in the
Big Ten race. Mike Farroh, capable
blocking halfback of the 1928 gridI
team, occupies one guard berthl
with Virgil David as his runningt
mate, while Irving Nelson teams
with Twogood at forward. .
The return of Robert Spradling,
another sharpshooter who has beenI
out of the lineup for some time
with an injured ankle, has greatlyt
enhanced the Hawkeye hopes.-
Spradling is a brother of the for-
mer Purdue star and captain whot
lead the high scorers of the Big
Ten, one season.l
Barry Plans Defense
Having scouted the Wolverines
thoroughly in both the Northwest-,
ern and the Wisconsin games,,
Coach Barry is well aware of the
strength of the Maize and Blue
combination and has been hard at
work all week on a defense that
will be able to stop big Joe Trus-t
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Mahon, this years freshman squad
(special To The Daily) is the best in the history of Michi-
IOWA CITY, Jan. 10.-A brawny gan.
195-pound athlete from the Univer- Among the fourteen men on the!
sity of Michigan is likely to create squad, survivors of an aggregationI
as much disturbance on the 'Univer- which numbered forty at the be-
sity of Iowa basketball court Satur- ginning of the semester, are several
day evening as he did against the who are now equalling or, in one
Hawkeye football team in No- case, bettering the best efforts of
vember. the Varsity swimmers. The squad
The invader, offensive star of the is well balanced, having exception-
Wolverine basketball team, is Joe ally fast men in all styles and dis-
Truskowski, usually a guard but tances,
sometimes a forward, and always a Al Hapke is at present one of the
destructive force to a rival defense, outstanding free stylers and is con-
Barry Molds Defense I sistently swimming the 100-yard
Diagramming a style of guarding dash in :56.3. This is a record for
which will keep Truskowski away Wolverine freshmen swimmers.
from the basket and block off his Three other dash men of merit
shots from long range, Coach Sam among the yearlings are Hubley,
Barry is preparing his. Old Gold Snyder, and Mercer. Bod Ladd is
team for the Michigan game, not showing plenty of speed in the
forgetting the Minnesota contest quarter mile event and should be
here Monday evening. Iowa, win- a valuable asset to the Varsity
ner of its first contest of the Big squad next year.
Ten season, and Michigan, victor The best backstroker that the
over Northwestern and Wisconsin, freshman team has had in years
are among the several teams tied; is Valentine, who has been giving
for first place in the percent age the Varsity tankmen considerable
standing. competition lately. Valentine swims
"Truck," as the Wolverines call the 100-yard back stroke event in
him, played guard in non-confer- 1:09, exceptionally good time ,for
once contests, and averaged about collegiate freshmen.
five field goals per game. He went In the breast stroke, Miller is
to forward against Northwestern considered to be the fastest fresh-
and made nine points, then back to man in this event that has ever
his old post for the Wisconsin bat- represented the Wolverines. How-,
tie. He cracked the Badger defense) ever, the competition in the breast
for six field goals. stroke is unsually keen and it is]
Captain-elect of the Michigan expected that there will be a bitter'
football team, Truskowski played a struggle between the four leading
great game at end last fall, espe- freshmen for a berth on the next
cially against Iowa in the close year's Varsity squad. The other
game at Ann Arbor. He is play- three men, Wunch, Staelin, and
ing varsity basketball for the first Kline, are all of about the same
time this winter, ability and all potential Varsity
Iowa Attack Meets Test material.

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JUNIOR VARSITY FIVFive In Return Tilt
Michigan's Junior Varsity cagers
And Hard Playing Arewill have a chance to get revenge orthwestern Qi ill sh May at center is doing well, while
Roughness AdHr lyn r o their 27-18 defeat by the Ypsi-lotieer unaWlCas
Features Of 20-To-16 Win 7 With Purdue; Illinois To Harper, a sophomore, has shown a
Over Freshman Quintet lariti Normal five in the field house Oppose Ohio State good eye for the basket at forward.
Thursday night when they engage: Buckeyes Bear Watching
DQUGAL SINKS FIRST (0ALjthe Teachers in a return tilt at N AOhio State is visioning title pos-
psSINKSeFIRSTuGOAL INDIANA TO PLAY GOPHERS sibilities as a result of downing the
Ysilanti next- Thursday. Purple. Ervin at forward will bear
In a game marked by roughness The Normal quintet displayed a With the Michigan-Iowa uame watching, as he scored 13 points
and hard playing throughout, the strong defense in handing the "B" bringing together two teams un against the Wildcats. Van Heyde at
"B" ba all tea trned ack team its first defeat in six starts, defeated in Big Ten competition as center is also a good shot, while
the threat of the yearling cagers, while the visitors alo caught the the headliner, all the Ccnfermance Larking has performed capably at
20-16, in a game played at the revamped Reserves napping and quintets will see action tonight. The guard. Fesler, all-American end,
Field house yesterday f noon. made several dog shots good. Shaw, only other team with a clean rec- takes care of the other guard post.
The game was fast, and hard pas- star Ypsi guard, got free to cage ord, Purdue, meets the slipping Both the Indiana and Minnesota
shooting and close uardii tseveral short shots, and also proved ,Northwestern five, while Illinois quintets will be seeking their first
hosrting dclosesguadng.m a potent factor in stopping the opposes Ohio State, Minnesota Big Ten victory at Minneapolis.
The starting freshman team of Reserve attack. . plays Indiana, and Wisconsin is The Hoosiers should win, as they
Weiss, Jones, Daniels, Crouch, and Coach Courtwright's starting line-.slated to face Chicago. have a veteran lineup, but they'
Ricketts towered over their older up, consisting of Balsamo and The winner of the Hawkeye-Wol- were unimpressive against Illinois.
opponents, Weiss being the only Whittle, forwards, Dougal, center, verine battle' at Iowa City will re Ciapt. Dal Wells is a good shot,
Smani not more than six foot. All of and Cushing and Lovell, guards, main at the top of the Big Ten while Branch McCracken is re-
these big players showed gxcep- showed a lac or practice together standings, but is likely to share the Inowned for his court prowess.
tional ability in handling them- both in a defense which went to honor with Purdue, as the Boiler- Strickland is another experienced
selves, as did Burham and McDon- pieces at times and poor passing makers are rated favorites over forward.
ald, yearling subs.1 and ball handling. TIhe new Comn- Northwester'n. I oc enwl'sltl icni
In' spite of the roughness of th ntin i ba eewcn-Northwestern. Coach Meanwll's little Wisconsin
Inspit of the roughss or te, bntiro, which was playing t o Murphy Is Purdue Threat giants are favored over the Chicago
set-to, only two fouls were called, nether for the first tiue, succeeded In "Stretch" Murphy Purdue ha five. The Cardinals have a capable
both of these being on "B" men, in 'getting more shots than the one of the best basketball players in team, although their guards fell
and both chances were converted Teachers' five, but caged only six the Big Ten.I down against Michigan. Captain
into points for the freshmen. The of the many attempts. Glenn darmesou, iBoiermaker Foster and Tenhopen have demn-
game started out with both teams Downing. Weinstein, McDonald, forward, is regarded as one of the straned their shooting ability in
trying to keep possession of the Slagle, and Barley also were used best shots in the Big Ten, whlel early games.
ball, until Dougal broke the ice with during part of the game, but were "Pest" Welch of gridiron fame is a game_.
a pretty slap-in shot after one of handicapped by lack of height and
his team-mates has missed a try. also displayed an erratic eye for capable guard. Northwestern fail- CHICAGO-Ralph Lupton, 115-
This goal he followed shortly aft- lthe basket ated to reveal anything remarkable pound wrestler, has been declared
er with another duce, to bring the Despite their defeat by the State oin sing its first two games to eligible again at Northwestern uni-
er g ,' Dspie thir dfea by he SateMichigan and Ohio, save fo' Wal- 1vrsty
score to 4-0. After a short period Normal quintet, the Reserves hold ter's floorwork.hv-We y
of furious passing, Slagle executed an enviable record, having won five The Illinois-Ohio State -o--test-t-NEW-YORK-he Chambersburg,
one of the prettiest shots of the of their six tilts. Both the Univer- Columbus should provide a. ood Pa., club of the Blue Ridge league
game, cageing the ball with one sity of Toledo and the Mt. Pleasant battle, as both teams have sown has been purchased by the New
hand while going away from the teams succumbed to the "B" team marked improvement after dropn Yok pYankees.
basket. in two games of a home and home nkeiroe me . Inte - Yknk
The freshmen were getting a (series, while a 32-20 beating ad- 1ping their opening games. In di e-I-- Guy Bush,_Cub
number of short shots but seemed ministered to Calvin college offeating Indiana, 20-16 the Ilinpi CHICAGO - Guy Bush, Cub
to have trouble in coaxing them in Grand Rapids gave the JuniorVar- vealed a tight defense, with Capta I pitcher, has aeady staited piac-
until Jones took a jump ball and sity its fifth win. Dorn and Mills i the feature roles tice for the next baseball season.
tried a successful shot from the On the basis of points scored, the.
foul line, A burst of fine passing Wolverines also hold a consider-
gave Ricketts a short shot at the able advantage. In the six games cT'W UT
basket and the yearling guard played so far, the Reserves have
b se an th yerig g ad pae sofr th Reevs h v a LoF TEmade good, to cut down the Re- scored 189 points to their opponents
serve lead to two points. 126, averaging 31 1-2 points a con-
Lytle came back with a goal on test to their opponents 21.
a good pass from Balsamo. Wein- Coach Courtwright has seldom
stein was substituted into the fray been able to use the same lineup
and promptly made the score 10-4 in any two consecutive games, but
with a short shot, which he fol- has been using a considerable num-[
lowed with a long one. As the half ber of players, many of them being Just arrived, a newer,
ended, Daniels, who had been play- from the so-called "A" team re-b er
ing a fine game, caged a fast short Iserves. eyt mk h coe1- tthe r rlt er, ma
try to make the score 12-6 at the with leather sweat
half, in favor of the "B" team. NEW YORK-Knute Hansen has
Little Joe Balsamo sunk a long signed to meet Emmet Rocco as a band, wide silk band,
side-court shot to open the second semi-final to the Christner-Shar-
(Continued on Page Seven) key match January 25. and of woo and fur
allsizes in black.
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Iowa's attack, featuring quick!
short passes and sudden pivots,
will meet a' severe test when Michi-
gan's defense clamps down. Michi-
gan held non-conference oppo-
nents to an average of 19 points
per game, and restricted its first1
two Big Ten rivals to a 20 1-2 point
average. Both Northwestern and
Wisconsin could only score seven'
field goals apiece, so tight was
1VMichigan's guarding.
Drills this week have indicated
that Iowa's starting lineup will be
the same as against Ohio State.
Forrest Twogood, the former cap-
tain who plays forward, has de-
veloped as a scorer, while retaining
his ability as passer and guard.
NEW YORK-John J. McGraw,
Giant manager, has not yet select-I
ed the personnel of the 1929 train-
ing squad. '

HOCKEY TEAM TO
PLAY MARQUETTE
Facing one of its strongest foes
on a rather strenuous sport sched-
uled, the Wolverine hockey team is
playing the Marquette puckmen
'this, week end who were recently
defeated by Wisconsin in a close
game. The first game of the dou-
ble header was played last night
in the Coliseum while the second
encounter will take place tonight
on the same rink.
All that is known about the
strength of the invaders is gleamed
from the fact that they fell victims
to the Badger hockey team by a
close 3-1 score during the holidays.
Confidence is rather high in the
Maize and Blue camp that they will
be able to repeat the trick turned
by Wisconsin and at least break
even in the series. The return of
Fisher to the lineup of the Michi-
gan squad has bolstered their
chances considerably.

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