T19nr .M ICHU.AN D AIT. V - a'- '- A A t .."1l I .. i 'C1~..L 1_,L..4 AS3. A 4 w . .^ NTRAM SITORS ECOE I EATURE EVET n Sherman to Oppose Clark in Finals of Tennis I Singles Tourney. JTSIDERS TO COMPETE, troit Players to Encounter{ Faculty Squash Team in Contest. Vith the period of winter and spring Varsity athletes vir- 11y brought to a close, campus rting enthusiasts are turningl a interest to the annual Open: ase programn on Wednesday eve- g which will be the highlight of week's actiivities in the realm port. n exceedingly successful winter 'amural sport season will be aght to a close in spectacular pion when over 300 athletes her to compete in the final rid in 37 events. A1 1f these tests with the exception of the key championships- will be held3 the spacious Intramural build-, URAL DEPAR IT PREPARES FOR OPEN HOUSE Fencers MICHIGAN TAKES THREE SECONDS AT RELAY MEET Suffer First Defeat in Conference Meet CHAMPIONS TRAIN FOR DEFENSE OF WORLD'S TITLE !' Three seconds . and a tie for fourth sums up the success of the r Maize and Blue track squad at the1 Illinois relays last Friday and Sat- urday. Tolan lost a close race to - Simpson in the 75 yard dash, the Ohioan finishing a scant yard ahead of the Wolverine entry. Campbell pressed Cordon of Miam University in the O yard event. finishing about a- yard to the reap of the Miami star. Competition" proved to be too keen for ,Brooks,-; Michigan's shot putter, and he failed to place. Pottle turned .in a gdod perform- ' . ' ,-,-" ance in the pole vault to tie for -. fourth place, clearing 12 feet 0 inches. The mile relay team made up of Dale Seymour, Mosser, Russell and Mueller finished second to-the Mis- ' souri quartet who established a new record with the time of 3::24.5. This event was run off in two sections and the times made by Missouri' U RBE and Michigan were good enough to insure them first and second place to the exclusion of the other sec- tion entirely. Wisconsin took third, . a tenth of a second behind Mic-hi- These members of Connie Mack's gan. The medley relay team met champions of the baseball world with little success, finishing in are getting into condition to de- seventh place in the final check-up. fend their title in the American Coach Farrell expressed himself as League season that opens in less being fairly well satisfied with the than a month. showing that the squad made in "Bing" Miller and "Mule" Haas, the, competition. right fielder and center fielder re- 'ISHER DRILLS DIAMOND !SQUAD IN FIELD HOUSE After three days of idleness the Varsity baseball squad returned to active practice yesterday in Yost Field house, going through the same' batting drill that hs occupied the time since the infielders and out- fielders first reported for practice on March 1. It was Coach Fisher's intention yesterday to take the squad out- side for its first drill of the season on Ferry Field, but with the slight Ari Arkln, h. tan in th : f tn n nn ININ WIN TITLE[ Captain Stolpinan Makes Best Showing Taking Second Place in Foils. GORDON LOSES IN SABRE One of the biggest upsets occur- ing in any of the All-Conference meets last week-end was the fail- ure of the Michigan fencers to fin- ish in the first three places at Chi- 0 Is Second Open House. Last year's open house program, he first in the history of Michi- an's intramural system, proved a istinct success, with over 2,700 eople witnessing the various vents which provide practically rery type of sport enthusiast the pportunity to see a skilled per- >rmance in his favorite activity., Usually the headline attraction i the Intramural building floor is ie final round match in the all. inpus indoor singles tennis tour- ey. This year should prove no, :ception with Rollin Clark and 3,mn Sherman wired in the hram- spectively of the Athletics, are both l beginning to- swing into their nat- ural batting strides again, while "Rube" Walberg, Connie Mack's stellar southpaw hurler, is still able to baffle the best of batters with his curves. Mickey Cochrane, Wally Schang, arzzae a oegan nLc e a rnoon the weather cooled off and-"caused -ago. Having completed their him to change his mind. On the schedule Without a defeatn the itsef nW-olverines were favored to win the first day that presents meet, yet were forced into fifth the candidates will do their prac- 2osition at the close of .the bouts ticing outdoors. with a meager 3.5 points. S*.. . The ]erry Field diamond is in the linois repeated its performance best of condition, the only fault hamplonship as well as taking all with it being that it is almost too three individual titles. Chicago dry. As more can be accomplished was second with 6.5, Northwestern , r 1on the field itself than in the bat- third with 5, Purdue fourth with 4, f .Michiganfifth with 3.5h and O hio ....n {.".ting cage no time will be wasted insthwith 1 t <> .getting the squad on the diamond. Stobpman Takes Second. .Batting practice has occupied the Caytain Stolpman made the best _______ ., '\major share of the spotlight for the showing for the Wolverines by ty- -PERKINS past week or two, but no line can ing for second place in the foils 1 with Sacerdote of Chicago. Stolp- Associated ress P ota! be drawn on the hitters until they man's route throughout the meet and Cy Perkins, three veteran per- get a chance to swing at the offer- j was particularly rough after he formers, who go to make up the ings of the hurlers out of doors. won his first bout from Blant of catching staff of the champions, It appears from early observations Northwestern 5 to 0. He then took are also shown getting into shape that Michigan's team this year will three successive bouts from Mitch- for the season. Schang was ob- be about on a par with the teams 'ell of Purdue, 5-4, Graebel of Wis- tained during the winter from the of other years in the hitting line. consin, 5-3 and his Ohio State op- Browns in a deal for Sammy Hale, Pitchers constltute the chief ponent, '5-4 before Iosing his first Athletic's third baseman. worry of Coach Fisher at present, bout to Sacerdote 5-4. In the fin- no one besides one or two Of the als Stolpman lost a fast bout to holdovers from last year's team Haier, 5-2, which eliminated him Wildcat Coach Opens having been found who can pitch from further play. Spring Grid Practice deceptive curves and still control Dowsett Ties for Fourth. the ball. Several promis ag men Dowsett was the only other Mich- (special to he Daly) have been found, however, who if igan fencer to place, tying . for EVANSTON, Ill., March 17.-- they can be taught to put the ball fourth honors with four other men. Coach Dick Hanley opened spring where they want to xhay develop In the preliminary bouts the Mich- hinto winning moundsmen. igan entry in epee won two out of football practice at Northwestern The Varsity squad has over three four matches and in the finals lost university last week with 45 candi- weeks remaining in which to pre- his first two bouts to Wallace of dates reporting for the opening pare for the initial diamond battle Ohio and Sinyken of Wisconsin. drill. This number is expected to of the season. On April 12, thei Gordon who had been favored to : Wolverines will stack against Cin-1 Win the title in the-sabre lost four -e boosted as soon as basketball : cinnati in the first game of their of his six bouts by four to five de- practice is discontinued. southern trip. During that week cisions. In his other two bouts he Most of the men reporting are [the Fisher squad will also play was defeated by Buckley of North- freshmen who aspire to a position j Vanderbilt, Georgia, and the Unit- western, 5-2 and won his final en- on the varsity next fall. ed States Infantry School. gagemient from Godberg, 5-3. Boxers Show Form as1 Campus Tourney Nears! Winding up .with at least three :nship match. Clark, the star of last year's werful freshman tennis contin- nt, will be a slight favorite over Ferman. The la'tter, one of the nking stars in Rocky Mountain t circles, has turne in some good ay recently, upsetting the dope to feat the midget Reindell in the mi-finals and should give Clark hard fight all the way. Squash Matches Scheduled. Another feature of the Open ruse offerings will be the squash libition matches between the .versity Club of Detroit and the culty team. This sport has been recent inception here on the rnpus but its adoption has been pid and is fast becoming one of e most, popular sports which the w building houses. These ekhi- &on matches promLise to be hard ight all the way and the calibre play should be -of a high order. The University club has been an' requent visitor to the Intramural orts in exhibition contests but on e few occasions that the De-' iters have been represented have ered fast -and polished play. The ulty team includes several play- of experience and ability who well :fitted to extend the De- iters to the limit.j arsity Swimmers to Participate. Matt Mann's'Varsity swimmersk I offer a WAter polo game and ing exhibition to further diver- y the Open House program. laitis, Raike, and Grimshaw of Varsity are promising takeoff ists and should put on a classy 'formance. As yet it has not been :ided just which teams will be led upon to face each other but s expected that the Varsity will vc another battle royal with the ong freshman team in the water o feature. )n the handball courts the To- o Y. M. C. A. will furnish the op- ition for the University per-, mers. In this sport several stu-. its, Steve Jones, Joe Axinn, and ers have shown exceptional lity and, a fast exhibition is rmised. fast rounds a piece last night, the entrants in the all-campus boxin[ show will spend their time today i light bag work, shadow boxing, and a last attempt to make the weight SAs the preliminary bouts will star at 8 o'clock Wednesday night a] entrants will weigh in between3 c and 4 o'clock in'the a'fternoon. The final practice session wa marked with a pep and punch tha has not been seen all season. Al of the leather pushers were -in .to form and with one .day of ligh work they will enter the ring for the opening of the show with all o the power in the world to make i- the'fastest meet ever to be held on this campus. Bill Hewitt broke loose with A rushing attack last night that cou- pled with clever footwork and an ability to hit with both hands showed him to be one of the best h aiP that Coach Philibin has e g in A .t. t Il 3 5s t u. ,p t. )r if t a - Cs ;t .s SSim ingSats f By Edward L. Warner. Hinch tallied five points for the Northwestern can place the laur- Wildcats in the back stroke, How- els of victory upon the .brows of lett annexed five and Peterson five swimmers who collaborated to three in the breast stroke, while take the swimming championship Wilson scored five more in the dis- of the Big Ten back to Evanston tance swims. Hinch1 Hewlett and after a three year stay in Ann Ar- Peterson rang up the other eight bor. Schwartz, Hinch, Howlett, points,- by winning the medley re-: Peterson, and Wilson of the Wild- lay. With Schwartz's high total, cats scored 41 points between them, this quintet compiled the 41 points. 10 more than Michigan's natators; could register. The other four In beating his teammate, Purple points came in the 160 yard Don Peterson, to the finish in relay. the 200 yard breast stroke, Bob a t Uaptain Schwartz of North- western led the scoring -ith three first-}places for 15 points. This is the first time that a Conference swimmer has per- formed such a feat since lVos- -burgh of Illinas turned the trick in 1912. However, the go- inp, CIL.tnlm#hn +bnen -. Howlett of Northwestern estab- lished a new intercollegiate record for a short pool. His time of 2:35.6 displaced the former mark of 2:36.5 held by Allan of the Naivy. Howlett also displaced Peterson as champion. This is his first and last year of competition at CAMEL'S HAIR TOPCOATS for ------ SPRING eavies. gi vu 1 wl s e-a A hr n Aiuseays.. (Continued on Page 7) I ever turned out. Starwas let hi-m- self out in the last practice session 111111 11! #11#l!#11# # 1 1 11 11 and uncovered a few left and right 2 body hooks that had a forearm, power enough to take him a long - -- way backed with the fast weaving and longe range that he has de- veloped this year. W- Napp and Kirby, both slated for the welter weight scraps evinced an eagerness and ability to lead that .pzomises to mnalga their bouts I th t p o n c.+s t m ls t e r b u s right spots on the card. N ap has; " ° I found himself and his blows are straight pother punches which will add points to his side of the sheet,= = - '$-- enough without a doubt to take l him within striking distance of the finals. Kirby's straight left is x - landing every time he shoots it and ' anyone that he is matched with 1 / 1will find it hard to get -to him. 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