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AND TORONTO' 1' SWIMMERS CLA SH TONIGHT

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CANADIAN CHAMVPS
HOPE FORVlITRY
Three Olympic Stars Included
in Lineup of National
Y.M.C.A. Titlists.
WALKER, GORDON CLASH
Some of the best swimmers in
Canada and the United States will
oppose each other when the To-,
ronto Y. M. C. A. natators com-
pete with Michigan at 7:30 tonight
in the Intramural building pool.
The Wolverines are meeting the
Canadians for the third time in as
many years. An entrance fee of
50 cents will be charged for those
wishing to attend.
Toronto is the outstanding team
of swimmers in Canada, holdingI
both the Canadian National Ama-
teur championship and the Y. M.
C. A. championship of North Amer- I
ica. Thus far this season the 'Y'
men have taken on all opponents I
victoriously, and are favored to re-
peat their conquest of last year's.
titles again.
Michigan Is Strotg.
Michigan also boasts an excellent
squad of natators composed of sev-
eral veterans of last year's West-
ern Conference champions and a
group of fast swimming sopho-+
mores from the crack yearling team+
of the class of '32. The Wolver-
ines started out well by winning
their initial meet against Indiana
by a 57-14 score, and showing much
of the form required to win the Big
Nine title season.
Have Olympic Men.
The powerful Canadian champ-
ions boast three Olympic men on
th'eir squad, two of them being na-
tional record holders. Aubin is the
Canadian national champion in the+
200 yard breast stroke event, and
competed in the Olympic games
last year. Phillips, another Olym-,
pic man, holds the diving champ-
ionship of the Dominion. Gibson,
who swims in the 50 and 100 yard
free style events as well as on -re-
lay teams, is a title holder and also
competed in the Olympics.
Gibson and Walker will fight it
out in both the 50 and 100 yard1
sprints. In the meet two years ago
Walker succeeded in vanquishing
,the Canadian champion in both
events. However, in last year's af-
fair between Toronto and Michi-
gan, Gibson carried off the honors
in both these races. With both men
entered again this year added in-
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AND DETRIOT 'Y..3 _MICHGAN STAR_
EACH WIN ONCE'
Detroit Y. M. C. A. and the Wol-
verine "B" team have broken even
in their two game basketball series
this season. Thursday night the
Michigan Junior Varsity went to
Detroit and ended the "Y" cagers'
11 game winning streak by defeat-
ing them by a last minute rally,
27-25. The Y. M. C. A. basketeers-
won the initial contest at Ann Ar-
bor by a 20-19 score.
Thursday's encounter was a
closely contested affair, with either
team in a position to carry off thej
honors up until the final gu .
G orge Justice decided the out-
coke in the last minute of play by
sinkia a field goal on a long shot Frank Walaitis,
from the center of the floor with Veteran Michigan tankman, who
the score tied at 25 points each. will match dives with Phillips, Ca-
Coombe Leads Scorers. i nadian champion, in the dual meet
Coombe, Michigan center, was between the Wolverines and the
the high .point scorer of the even- Toronto "Y" tonight at the Intra-'
ing. He accounted for three field mural building pool. Phillips plac-
goals and three foul shots for a ed sixth in the low board diving
total of nine points. Justice, who at the 1928 Olympic games. Wa-
plays left guard for the Wolver- laitis took third in this event at
ines, came second with six count- the Conference meet last year. He
ers. Lindsay, Weinstein, and Hole will also swim on the Michigan re-
each made three points for Michi- lay team tonight.
gan; Jennett made two and Tyler
one. Wolverie BasketballI
VanHee, Demchak, and Seng'R
were the outstanding performers Team Meets Reserves
on the Y.M. C. A. team, each ac- -
counting for six points. Piper, left VW o game scheduled for his
forward, was next with four mark-Icage tkOnight Coach Veenker sent
ers. He was put out of the game on the esnity squad through a stiff
personal fouls, Duty replacing him. I scrimmage session yesterday af-
The latter Phade one point, as did ternoon in the Field House. Two
both Ott and Chapp. Fraser substi- teams picked from the first squad
tuted for Duty in the last period. battled each other throughout the
Wolverines Improve. practice with the Wolverine men-
The Detroiters put up a hard tor constantly shifting his line-up
fight to continue their winning in order to get the substitutes
streak, but the Wolverines had im- working smoothly with his Varsity.
proved enough since the last en- Starting Weiss and Kanitz at
counter between the two teams to forwards, Chapman jumping cen-
outplay them on their own floor. ter and dropping back to guard
Coach Courtright has been drilling with Truskowski taking the floor
his team on defensive work and center position and Orwig filling
thinks that he has developed a out the line-up, Coach Veenker
fairly good combination, although kept these five regulars working
it is still weak in defense tactics. together most of the time. How-
Only one game remains on the ever from time to time he inserted
schedule of the Varsity Cubs. On Daniels into Kanitz's position and
Jan. 29 they will again journey toRicketts into Chapman's place.
Detroit to meet Detroit City Col-' During the greater part of the
lege in the second game of a two scrimmage the Varsity held the
game series with this school. On lead, but several times short bursts
the previous occasion the Detroit of speed would shoot the reserves
team won by a 19-16 score. ahead, only to fall behind the de-
termined attack of the Varsity
AQUA CALIENTE, Cal.- Gen-- again. Truskowski featured most
Sarazen, veteran golf pro, defeated of the play with Lais "impossible"
Horton Smith and Al Espinosa to shots, dropped three of this va-
win the Agua Caliente open by two riety before the reserves could get
strokes. -Continued on Page 7)
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IVI y ~ ~CON'TENDERS TO MEE'T OIH UKT
WiIL[ MET M-. S. C.: Just to see who is the worst of near the heghth of their game.
______MI-S CIthe worse in the Western Confer- It is not at all unlikely that con-T_______
Wolverines to Face Strongest ence basketball circles at the pres- siderable revmpinge'has- been con- £ast
Wtimeetheethree eams intthegcet-ducted by the cofaches during the EastLansing Hockey Team Plays
Te m That State Has'Had liar and one quintet half way up intermission since heir last games Host to Wolverine Sextet
in Several Years. the ladder will compete in two and the lineups may undergo slight in Tonight's -Game.
games today. Minnesota and Ohio chaniges in the frays tonight. The
BOAST 'STAR VETERANS State, who have both lost two en- oph wer esy tims f Mic LOWREYMEN FAVORED
counters apiece, will meet in Co- gan and Northwestern in the early
Enggig i tei - as dal ee Ilumnbus in a true battle for the part of the season before these
Engaging in their ast dual meet bumeus ile the bothlester nh teams starte4 playlng the erratic With only two days rest after
outsidethe Confer'ence at East# Chicago tilt will have a slightly .type of ball they have displayed their strenuous northern trip,
Lansing 'this afterinoon, Michigan's more elevated position due to the since. Coach Eddie Lowrey's pucksters
title-aspiring matmen will match Wildcats' .500 average. Ohio State was efeatd b will journey to East Lansing this
holds with one of tie best grap- y Wildcats Favored. IDin ther first e of the afternoon to meet Michigan State.
pling teams that Michigan State The Maroons, Gophers, and Ohio season and then had the misfor- The game is slated for 3:30 o'clock
College has put out in the history have no chance of passing any of tune of running into Dr. Meanwell s on the Spartan rink.
of that institution. Out of the the teams rated above them and I Gagers jus at time when the Ten men will make the trip
eight weights represente d, six of the outcome of the two games will Badgers wered eginning to find along with Coach Lowrey. They
the Spartan vrestlrcis will be men merely mean a readjustmrent of the theihsels 'and upsethisoi e of the will include Captain Bryant, Hart,
who hje had c&ll&gite eperi- ower three postions in the aver- pute that hd g ny f the uds- Tompkins, Joseph, Nygord, Courtis,
ence before , this season on th' age column. However, for North- 1pu posessin the last Schlanderer, Langen, Sippila, and
Green and White team. western, it is an opportunityplaces in the Conference Campbell. The squad will leave by
Against this group of veterans gain some of its early season prom- I standings at the end of'the season. bus from the Coliseum shortly be-
Coach Keen will send three regu- finence and a victory will place the fore noon.
lars from last season and five men Wildcats in fourth place in the Big BIG NI E STANDI GS. Wolverines Favored
who are wearing the Wolverine mat rating. Tean V L Pet. The Wolverine skaters are con-
uniform for the first time this year. Northwestern will have some- Purdue -..:2. .2 0 1.000 'ceded a decided edge over the up-
However, the three lettermen on' thing of an edge over Chicago in Wis-n ...4 1 .800 staters and are expected to win in
the Michigan squad are rated as the game tonight largely because of Illlois 2 ::_....1 .667 decisive fashion. The State puck
among the best in the country in its early victories over Wisconsin IICIIIGAN - 2 .500 team has failed to impress this
their weights, and the new men and Minnesota. Although losing Indiana....:......2 2 .500 year, losing in the most recent
have all shown in the meets so far to Purdue and Indiana in its last Northwestein .... .2 2 .500 game to the University of Detroit's
this year that they are able to han- two games, Northwestern should Chicao ..b:. - '0 2 .000 mediocre puck outfit Thursday aft-
dle themselves well., still have the advantage in 'experi- 1inhesota -_...0 2 .000 ernoon by a 2-1 score.
Lost to Chicago. ance gained in four games this sea- lio .State 02 .0 0 Jones, at center, is the outstand-
Michigan State, against Chicago son while the Maroons have comi- ng player on the Spartan squad
and Northwestern, broke even peted in only two contests, losing and should be the only stickhan-
against their Big Nine opponents, both of them, one to Indiana and Caad ia ih hktes; Title dier who should cause the crack
snowing the Purple under 25-3, but one to Wisconsin. G es to U tates Varsity defense any trouble. War-
losing to the Maroons 23-11. Two Gophers, Maroons Weak. ner, a mammoth defense star, is
falls were chalked up by the Scat- The -averages of Minnesota and: y e rress) also a capable man who will prob-
ers against Northwestern, one by Chicago appear to mark them as MO'NTREAL, Que., Jan. 24- The ably trouble the sorties of the Wol-
Miller in the 118 pound class and two teams about which the'*otherC .dni 't'' ca o. verine front liners.
one by Marshall in the 158 pound Big Nine schools can stop worrying. Canadian mRdor tenis champion Regulars Will Start.
division. Both of these men are On the other hand,, neither of ships have reached the emi,inal roach Eddie Lowrey expects to
veterans. Only one Spartan lost these teams have played since Jan- round and the singles title again send in his regular sextet of Ny-
his match to a Purple matmen, uary 11 and their games against I will go to the United States. gord and Joseph, forwards, Langen
with Slaight proving no match for other Western Conference oppo- . center, Hart and Bryant, defens
his man in the 178-pound battle. nents came at a time when the I, men, and Tompkins, goalie. The
Has Impressive Record aforesaid opponents were at or J., George Lott of Chicago, Fritz substitutes, Courtis and Schlan-
Even though State has something Mercur of Bethlehem, Pa., and Her- derer, are sure to see action as they
of an impressive record so far this ponent will be the veteran Miller bert L. Bowman, New York veteran,* have in the past games. Sippil
season, the string of wins rung up who won a fall at Northwestern, all won their way into the semi- and Campbell will be used if the
by Coach Keen's boys is by no A new man, Wilbur, will oppose .finals attheexpense of Canadian Wolverines are able to gain an
means a mark to be ashamed of. Captain Hewitt at 128 pounds and rials yesterday. edge over the Green skaters.
Princeton, Franklin and MarshallI if past performances are a criterion Hall, the defending champion, IThe Michigan team came out of
and Ohio State have fallen before should come from the match the ,accounted foy the leading Canadian their northern invasion without
the iricks taught the Wolverines loser. Hewitt is one of the two or contender, Willard Crocker of) any injuries, despite the fact that
by their mentor, and while the three outstanding 128 pounders in Montreal, in traight sets, 6-3, 6-4, some of their opponents sufferec
Maize and Blue squad is not as well the country and may be expected and another Dominion 'flash, Mar- from the cold.
balanced as it has been in the past to win points in nearly all of the cel Rainville, of Montreal, 'went
a week team could not have come ndets this year. down before Bowman's steady play,1 STARTING LINEUPS.
unscathed from these hard Joe Woodard, Michigan's repre- ; 6-3, 6-4. Lott, had trouble with MICHIGAN Pos. MICH. STATE
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Only, one change will be made in
the Michigan line-up for this meet.
with Texeria taking the mat in thel
118 pound- meet n place of Aldin-r
ger who lost at Ohio State. His op- 1

sentative in the 138 division will
oppose Stoner, a State man who
wrestled on the team two years ago
but did not compete last season.
Another new grappler will oppose
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aged to advance by scores of 9-7, Nygord . . . . . . lw . . . . . . . . . . . Clark
6-4. Mercur, ivas carried to three Joseph'....... rw ..........Janz
sets by C. W. Leslie, Montreal, but Langen........ c . ........Jones
won out in a thrilling duel, 6-2, 6-8, bryant........d..........Burris
6-3. 1Hart ......rd ........Warner

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THE SALE.
OF SALES
SATURDAY
ONLY.
ALL SUITS
~25
Values to $50
Overcoats
$a 50
Topcoats
$ 50
All College Models
$1.00 Silk and Wool Socks
69c
$1.50 and $2.00 Hand Made Ties,
$1.15
3 for'$3.00.
$s to $10 Trousers,
$5.95
Standard Spats;
$2.00
Hats and Derbies,
$5.00

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Exact duplicates of these beautiful
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