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CONQUEST Of VARSITY FENCING TEA
RESULTS l IN £VE- BREK AT CHI(

Wolverines Defeat Badger Squad
But Drop Folowing Meet j
to Maroon Fencers.
Michigan's fencers broke even in
their matches over the week-end,
winning over Wisconsin on Friday,
9-8, and dropping the one with
Chicago on the following day by
the same score. Both meets were
held at the University of Chicago.
The Wolverines dropped the foil
matches to Chicago, 6-3; they also
lost these bouts to the Badgers on
the preceding night. Friedman re-
tained the consistency which has
marked his performances through-
out the season, winning two out
of his three bouts with the foils in
both meets. Coach John Johnstone
considers Friedman to be the best
fencer on the Michigan squad, and
without a doubt he is the outstand-
, ing foil fencer in the entire Con-
ference. Friedman's performance
was all the more remarkable be-
cause of the fact that he was very
ill during the Chicago bouts.
Captai.i Gordon was decidedly
off form, winning only one out of
the three foil bouts against the
Maroons, in the Wisconsin meet the
same thing was true. Lovell put up
a hard fight in both meets, losing
the bouts by close scores after
having held the lead for a con-
siderable time before his oppon-
ents crept up on him. He won one
bout against the Badgers.
Powers proved the most effective


in the epee, winning botl
bouts in the Chicago meet
new man on the Varsity t
and has turned out to be t
effective epee man on th
Even though this is his fir
on the team, it is also hi
he is a senior. Winrg split
his bouts in the ccntestv
Midway fencers, takingc
losing one. However, Li the
.in meet, Winig was the s
Michigan glory by winning
epee bout, 2-1, which ena
Wotver to eke out the n
marljn of victory.
In the sabre division, De
was the best of the Michig;
ers, taking two bouts from1
sago r:an who had previo
feated Gordon in the first
The Wolverine captain also
the last %-abre bout after
1ed his opponent at the,
Lhe Badger contest, how
which Gordon won his tv
bouts, he looked much bet
he did at Illinois the previ
when he dropped all five
matches.
The Maize and Blue w
their Big Ten dual meet
this Friday when they p
to the Northwestern fencer
Intramural building.

y GYMNASTS SHOW I Hockey Coach Pushes FRED SWAN, NEW WISCONSIN LINE
IMPROVE FORM FreshmanTeam Hard COACH, HAS COMMENDABLE RECORD
Squad Does Well for Opening ! Coach Eddie Lowery is pushing (p0cial to he Pail) like a hopeless task. But Swan
his freshman hockey team hard in MADISON, Wis.. Mar. 2.-In Fred probed through his squad and
Se_ s _n __ e ptheir last two weeks of practice in H. Swan, whose appointment as came out with a couple of unknown
Sof h Michigan's Varsity gymnastics team an effort to develop varsity mater- line coach of the University of Wis-scr
he oisa under the tutelage of Coach West' ial for next year. consin football team was confirmed 'One of these, Paul MLarsiand, he
has shown great improvement dur- Ca n yeanr.Saturday by the executive commit- p1.ced at center ahead of all who
his year the past few weeks, but have Capta Schlanderer and Ton' tee of the board of regents, the had previously been doped as can-
the mot no as yet, developed enough pow-Prouse graduate this season. Their Badgers have made an important didates to succeed the ;reat Johnny
e squad. positions will probably be filled coaching acquisition, if eastern Cox. The other, Burt Ellis, he pair-
st lesson er to subdue their Conference op- from the freshman squad. Davis, pi oSwan's work at Colgate ed up with Art Schiebel to replace
s last as ponents. Te sport is a new one at Fryberger, Artz, and Chapman are onitonutigo adHins hees'
even on Michigan and the inexperience f developing fast and one of thisNispteci ed.yun best tackle pair of 1929. Gilson's
with the the idividuals and the team as a group is slated to fill the vacated Newspaper comment by eastern shoes were filled in turn by Ralph
mne and whole accounts for much of the wing birth football writers all suggests that Lockwood and Joe Franklin, who
Wiscon- weakness. g Swan, in their judgement, is one
air o L s rda h.ol ei e.m d o ch L w r is working on a o h outstanding line tuor o w~ere set dowTn by opposing scouts
ther l Last fairgody shwg W in s tia- squad of 12 men, two complete teast.The fling e tu ttseo as too big and slow to run inter-
hfairygood showing in a triangu-~teams, in a effort to fill the reserve byGeoe Ahe ifernTce, an important matter in
bled the lar meet at Chicago, but the com- squad for the varsity next year. Pos-Stadardn, in yracusethe success of the Warner attack.
ecessary petition was too great and the Ma- Michigan has always been handi- "t"This lixtur ai suos and scrubs-
roons copped first honors, while capped by the lack of reserve tal- t cneomance was welded into a line that per-
Stefano Wisconsin piled up enough points ent but next season this defect may boanal coaching performances at formed as capably as the veteran
an fenc- to beat the Wolves out for second, be remedied because of the large array of the year before, and Swan
the Chi- On the following night the Mich- freshmen squad coming up. a superior although they have backed it up with reserves devel-
usly de- igan gymnasts were in Minneapolis it faced some of the strongest for- oped from the raw."
match. to invade the lore of the Gophers, wards i football. One wouldn o
and again suffered defeat. This was are scarce on the frosh squad. Me-give a nickel for Colgate's line play
dopdCallum is the best of the four de - op ening day last fall. But less NRMALNTC
having the final dual contest of the season nope gdylatal.Btes INTRAMURAL NOTICE
savtInf the Wnalual contes the smasn ense men. Prouse's position will than a month later it was one of Entries for the class swimming
start. In for the Wolves, and their form was;-
ever, in undoubtedly far superior to that McCallum to win that berth p the toughest problems on the grid- meet, track meet, and relays
vo sabre displayed a week earlier at Illinois. t iron. should be sent to the Intramural
ter than On March 13 and 14 the gymnas- Concentrated work-outs on the "Swan lost Cox, Huntington, department immediately. Entries
ous week tics team will top the season off finer points of hockey will take up Haines, Stramiello and Gilson of will close March 13.
of his with the all-Conference meet at the next two weeks. Scrimmage the 1929 eleven, all of them out- Entries for the class Handball
Illinois. Coach West has advanced sessions are scheduled for this week. standing ability. With the regulars tournament will close Wednes-
'ill close the prediction that Michigan should I All of the freshmen are speedy went most of the seasoned reserves. day. Play will start Thursday.
season finish ahead of Purdue and Iowa, skaters but many have not develop- "There were holes at both tackles, All tsams entered wIll play
lay host although several other squads are ed sufficient cleverness in puck- center. guard and end when he set Thusday night.
rs at the 1 rated to beat out the Wolves. handling. out to build the 1930 line. It lookedI

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the logical successor and per- one Am
haps may even eclipse his pre- summer
decessor's time if he continues
to put up his best showing. ass
of Minesota, Cave of Illinois, 1
Capt. Bill Henke of Wiscon- 1N
sin, and also Jack Campbell of
Michigan, who has been dogg-
ing Tolan's heels in almost
every start, will be striving for
a win over the flashy Varsity
sprint star.- Illinois
Another holdover point winnei to 
of last year is Russell who placed
fourth in the 440 run. Russell has
shown considerable improvement (C
and came through last Saturday
with a new field house record iniast we
the event, lowering the 1929 mark All t
by almost a second. His time for ]ands c
the run was :50.9 which is the best -ean
that has been turned in around iecord o
Big Ten circles thus far this year number
with the exception of a :50.7 mark nmtstan
which Capt. Henke set in a dual Western
meet on the one-eighth mile Bad- Wntered
ger oval which is said to be one of teron
the finest and fastest in the Con- he only
ference. Neither Russell nor Henke The Hom
were forced to their best in these bottomr
events and when the two get to- years, a
gether there is bound to be a real ties ha
battle of speed, endurance and con- seasona
dition. The record is held by BairdT
of Iowa at :50.1. The p
champi
The only other Michigan man Friday,
who placed his name among finals o:
the point winners last season is meet, iM
Capt. Pottle who tied for fourth :he sec
in the pole vault. Pottle is cap- tries in
able of over 13 feet, but during and a qi
the pastfewmonthls he seems the 16
to have slowed up a bit. A bit enough
erratic, he failed three times western
last week to top the 12 foot 10 men
mark and then a bit exasper- yard re
ated at placing third against records
Chicago he put on an individ- effortsi
ual exhibition and topped the with M
bar at 13 feet in his first at- smashin
tempt. If he can lose his temper Walker,
a bit, perhaps, in the Confer- Smith w
ence trials it might help a little :ng this
providing nobodyfets i mt. only ve
Warne of Northwetern and
Canby of Iowa will also b back Other
for the meet and both of these
men have topped Pottle's mark.s
P Nlard s
Springlike Weather ard sp
Ault in t
Draws Out Golfers Smith i
L Gie i
With the advent of the first-
Spring breezes, the Varsy golf A
candidates have taken their nib- ^ 1 s
licks out of storage and have pro- h i
ceeded to tale .s0ioeof the 1ii Xport
out of their system. All of last at Yo
year's team have reported for in- a tL 3
formal practice, and have been
*orking daily behind the stands at -
Ferry Field.
As soon as the weather can be
depended on, Coach Courtright ex-
pects to start his regular drills, but
until then all the work will be of
a purely informal nature. At the
nrsent time no oure in the vi-

era-Maloney Bout
atures Fioht Card
(8,1 Asn ard Press)
YORK, March 3--The palms
i again beckon to the fight
this week, calling them to
the winter's second battle
southiand with Primo Car-
Italy and Jirmy Maloney
on as the principals. But
se who must remain in the
here is no lack of fistic en-
nent. Battles in Boston,
lphia, Detroit, Chicago and
d, Calif., share the spotlit
e Miami scrap.
ea is scheduled to take his
publicized cracked rib into
Lmi ring Thursday night to
aloney, who gave him his
erican defeat in Boston last
r.
TEAM DILLS
and Minnesota Promise
4ake Conference Race
Close This Year.
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the Gophers upset the dope
k by whipping Illinois.
he entries are now in the
f the Michigan athletic of-
d the list is said to be a
ne, with an unusually large
of entrants including many
ding stars. Nine of the
Conference schools have
teams, with Indiana being
y Big Ten member missing.
osiers have been near the
of the list for the past few
rid their swimming activi-
ve been curtailed for this
at least.
lour Records Fall.
reliminaries to the Big Ten
onships will be run off on
March 13, followed by the
an Saturday. In the 1931
fichigan swimmers qualified
and largest number of en-
the trial heats. Nine men
uartet of sprinters to swim,
-yard relay were go odl
to qualify, while North-
took the high honors with
and both a medley and 160-
lay team. Four Conference
fell due to the swimmers'
in the preliminary events,
ichigan's relay q u a r t e t
g the mark for its event
Hosmer, Walaitis, and
were the four men compos-!
relay team, with Smith the
teran returning this year.
Wolverines to qualify were
ith in the 200-yard breast
Walker in the 40- and 100-
rints, Walaitis in the 40-
rint and the diving. Captain
the 220- and 440-yard swims
fn the 100-yard sprint, and
1 the diving.


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