'THE MICHIGAN aATICY
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' Sophomore Favored
I to Win in Hurdles
ing Crowd Likely
Attidance;
Predicted.'
Fifteen events f ,k up the card
WkWch will be presented to local
track enthusiasts next Saturday
afternoon when the Wolverine thin-
clads engage the Gopher squad in
the only outdoor meet to. be held
her&+ this season, Coach CIuck Hoyt
announced yesterday.
Nb relay events are scheduled in
Conference dual meets, he stated.
te, vets to becompeted olude:
1100'-y rd dash, 220, 440, 8W, mile,,
two-rile, 120 yrd high hurdles
20-yard low huildl ,s, shot put, dis-
cu0 po vault, high jump, broad
NUnp, hammer throw, a javelin.
Large G owd, Expe ted.
Th e meet i scheduedto htart
2:30 in te afterion at the Ferry
fIeld oval. Homecoming visitors are
expected to aid in the make up
one of the biggest crowds to ever
tWrn out at- a track aff Ir here, for
it will be the only athletic event
scheduled for the home lot that
day.
Although no definite announce-
ment has been made concerning
the Michigan entries, Coach Hoyt
lhas said that the list will probably
give most of the outstanding thin-
'clads an opportunity to show their
stuff in competition. A list of en-
tries will probably be posted to-
night, Coach Hoyt said.
Haas Enters Century.
As far as the Minnesota boys are
concerned, their chief talent seems"
to be centered in four individual
events lead by CaptainHas in the .
century run who will give Tolan'
'and Campbei tlir o ly opposition
for first place. The Wolverine Negro
thaIh appears to have been aroused
to a litfe ation following his loss
to Glass out at Drake and it would
not be surprising if he should equal7
his :9.6 time of last Saturday if the'
track is in good shape.
Clarence Mupn who took the shot
honors at the enn relays will tke
over one of the two first places that
are conceded to the Gophers for
he can outdo anything that -Gold-
smith can offer here. The other1
probable first place will come in
the high jump which Cam Hackle
has promised to take over for the
Northmen from the west.
Cox Looks Good.
One of the, numerous sophomoreY
stars who are being. developed un-
dr Coach Hoyt's tutelage is Rod
CQx who is rounding into some real
firm in the hammer in which he
specializes. Last Saturday at Co-s
lumbus he twirled the weight out
for better than a 142-foot throw
which netted him a third place
among the best in the ranks. At"
Drake he also took a third with a1
toss of 138 fet. He has passed the
150-foot mark in practice, but as
Coach Bill Ketz says, "It's fairly
easy until you get up to 160 feet,
but after that it's darned awful
hard. Ketz himself starred for the
Wolves a couple of years back in
this event and used to consistently
toss the weight over that mark.
'Hawley Egleston, another of
Coach Hoyt's fledgling thinclads is
also developing some real form In
his specialty, the high hurdles, and
along with Haefele, and possibly
DeBaker, he should have things
mostly his own way against Chuck
Schiefely, the Minnesotanranking
hurdler in the 120-yard high tim-
ber-topping event.
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Sfor endowed athleticsM ro-
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.plete shakeup in the con-
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s hoped to end the empha-
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Michigan Sophomore hurdle star,
who is. favored to carry off the
honors in the hurdle events when
the W'olverine tracksters entertain
the Minnesota track squad here on
1 Saturday.
Wolves Strive to Remedy Most
Glaring Defects Shown
in Buckeye Matches.
Not entirely satisfied with the
showing made by his charges in
their decisive win over Ohio State,
Coach Thomas Trueblood has or-
dered work and plenty of ithfor his
niblic wielders in preparation for
the crucial meet here Saturday
with Northwestern..
In the' meet lastSaturday, most
of the. men exhibited a remarkable
lack of control on and around the
putting surfaces, and the workouts
this week aim to eliminate this
shortcoming. Howard and Lenfes-
ty were especially weak on their
putting, while some of thenothers
had difficulty in running their
short chips and pitcher within one-
putt distance of the hole.
The squad which Coach Len
Kranz is bringing to Ann Arbor to
do battle with the Wolverines will
contain two veterans from last
year in the persons of Captain 01-
lie Rogers and Fred' Damaske.
George Fredericks, former captain
at Crane Tech, and Charles Wilson
will complete the quartet.
In early season matches the Wild-
cats have served sufficient notice
that they are not to be trifled with.
Purdue fell before the onslaught of
the Northwestern sharpshooters to
the tune7 of 10-8, but the Evanston
boys found the experience and con-
sistency of the Illini were just a
little bit too much for them to
handle when they fell 14-4. How-
ever, the fact that they were beat-
en by Illinois means very little, in-
asmuch as the quartet from Cham-
paign are capable of taking most
any team that comes along.
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The announcement followed a re-
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CAMPUS TOURNEY
IN TENNIS BEGINS
Singles Matches Being Played
to Determine Champion.
ater or the orwns, is no ionger
Cntinu) Wearing No. 13 on his uniform. Duer.MORRILL
first ouinued from Page6)le to a disastrous road trip he has 4 South State St. Phone 66I5
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whom have won two matches to -
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Cole is a past All-Campus singlesA y
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Phelps last year to snag the All-
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probably be on top at the finish to
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