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FORTYOURVARSITY LE TTE AME NT
TO BELUST TH ROUGH GRADUATION
Joe Truskowski Is Outstanding on Michigan's total by booting the
With Eight Major Awards ball between the goal posts when
to His Credit. it meant a triumph.
Five Cagers Graduate.
CAGE SQUAD SUFFERS In basketball, Michigan loses a
number of great performers. Cap-
Forty-four of the host of letter tain Robert Chapman, of Marion,
winners who won their "M's" for Ind. one of the truly great centers
service on Michigan sport teams and delense men in Michigan court
will fall in line with the other sen- history, will be missing next year
lors in the University on Monday as well as James Orwig of Ann Ar-
morning, June 23, and receive their bor, an expert floor man with oc-
diplomas. casional flashes of brilliant basket
Outstanding among the grad- shooting. Frank Lovell of Detroit,
uates of this year's athletes is a left handed dribbler and long
Joseph Truskowski of Detroit who shot expert, who filled one of the
has won eight letters during his guard positions and Tharel Kanitz
years on Wolverine teams. He clos- of Milan, who like Orwig, had
ed this, his final year, by adding flashes of unerring accuracy in hit-
letters in football, basketball and ting the basket, have played their 
baseball. He captained the football last game along with Joe Trus-
team in addition to holding down kowski.
an end position and performing oc- Track loses nine of its letter win-
casionally in the backfield. ners and an AMA man. Dale and I
Poorman Leaves. Dalton Seymour, both of Ann Ar-
Others of the senior class who bor, and both quarter milers have
have distinguished themselves in run their last race. Captain Edwin
other sports are Edwin Poorman Poorman of Chicago Heights has
of Chicago Heights, Alvin Dahlem been mentioned before. A broad
of Jackson and Ray Parker of Ann jumper good enough to place sec-
Arbor. Poorman played a good game ond to the great Gordon of Iowa
at tackle for Coach Harry Kipke will not be able to compete again
this year in addition to being cap- since Richard Chapman of Grand
tarn of Coach Steve Farrell's track Rapids gets his degree.
team. Poorman was a shot putter Campbell is Star.
and helped to pilot his thin-clds Holly Campbell of Laurium, the
to a Big Ten title to fittingly close bi'g star of the past track season
the veteran Farrell's career as head whose hammer feats have won him
coach. recognition, is another loss while
Dahlem also won letters in foot- Francis Sanderson of Gary, Ind.,
ball and track although he starred has made his final discus toss for
on the gridiron. The tiny halfback Coach Farrell and Michigan. Ralph
whose big "11" on his back seemed Mueller of Detroit, a member of
almost larger than he was, often the crack mile relay team, and I
stirred the crowds with a speedy Charles Wood of Webster Groves,
dash down the.field but mdre often Mo., a hurdler are the other sen-
drew plaudits for his hard nd fors. Nathan Pottter of Ann Arbor
vicious tacki~ng and bloc-ing. ,- ,nother hurdler and an AMA win-
sistentin his.efforts to win' a letter ner, i the last of the thinclads who
in track, Dahlew prapctic~ed with have ended their collegiate careers,
ceasing energy all spring in an en- since Dahlem's persistence has been
deavor to gain a placp on the squad recounted earlier.
as a javelin thrower or broad jump- Coach Ray Fisher can rest more
er. This fine spirit won him another easily this summer than he did last
when he was confronted with the
Gridders Among Number. loss of all but three of his letter
Other members of this year's winners. This year he has but four
football team who have worn the positions to fill up when the sen-
lize and Blue for the last time iors depart. Truskowski's catching
are Howard Poe of Toledo, Ohio, Al post will be vacant and Captain
Bovard of Ann Arbor, Joe Gembis Harvey Straub of Toledo will not
of Vicksburg, and Donald Wilson be available for the outfield or as
of Jefferson City, Iowa. Poe was a a utility infielder. Shortstop Harold
hard fighting guard and Bovard Myron o Highland Park, slowed
won comment for his work at the down this year by an injured ankle
center post. Playing at fullbback sustained on the spring trip, also
and entrusted with the goal kick- is a graduate. Joe Holtzman of De-
ing job, Gembis kept himself in troit, a pitcher, will depart.
the limelight by his accurate boot-( In other sports, Captain Clarence
ing and chalked up two victories? (Continued on Page 7)
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D TRADITION of the 1930 Maize and Blue Confer-
ference champion track team will
TO BE REVIVED be his guests at a dinner next
_____I Thursday night at 6:30.
revive a custom which was Nineteen Varsity trackmen will
tional in the past, Al Schnei-: be invited to the dinner as well
nanager of Joe Parker's fam- I as Steve Farrell, veteran Wolver-
ld Ann Arbor eating place, hasline mentor who has just completed
unced that the letterwinners his last season as a Michigan coach. I