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TUESDAY,, SEPTEMBBER, 23, 1930

.RN ~ TUESDAY., SEPTEMBER 23, 1930


ARRANGETOURNEYS
Individual Events Will Follow
Tour of Yost Field House,
Intramural Building.

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SPEED BALL AMONG
WORLD'S FASTEST;
SPORTING EVENTS 1
One of the new games which in-
coming students will soon become
acquainted with through their ac-
tivities in Intramural Sports is
Speedball. This game, which is a
combination of football, basketball
and soccer, originated here at Mich-
igan in 1921 and as a result has,
spread all over the country and is
being used by many universities
and colleges as an Intramural ac-
tivity.
Combines Three Sports
Speedball is liked because it per- I
mits footwork, handwork, and
headwork-all three. Speedball has
borrowed the most desirable fea-

FALL SPORTS PROGRAM

TO GIVE GOLD MEDALS
Three afternoons of this week
will be devoted to recreational ac-1
tivities for the new students. To-
day at 3:30 some 22 groups which
have been assigned, will report to
the intramural building. These
groups will meet in the large gym-
nasium where they will be given
programs and instructions con-
cerning the afternoons' programs.;
Following this perioc a tour of
inspection will be made, taking in
the Intramural Building, Ferry
Field and Yost Field House. From
this trip everyone will go to South
Ferry Field for inter-group baseball
games.
Groups to Split
Immediately after the ball games,
which will probably end about 5:00 -
o'clock, the groups will split up and
everyone will go to the many indi-
vidual sport events. There will be
the swimming meet at the Intra-.
mural pool, tennis matches at the
courts on Ferry Field, and rifle
shooting also on Ferry Field, in-
side the wall. Individuals interest-
ed in golf will return to the large
intramural gymnasium and pair-
ings will be made. Coach Keen will
be in the wrestling rooms at the in-
tramural building to meet all men
interested in this sport. Likewise,
Coach Let Philbin will be on hand
at the boxing room, intramural'
building, to give instructions or to
take the names of men interested1
in future instructions.I
Tournaments Scheduled
Six horseshoe courts at the west
end of the intramural building will
be the scene of the annual horse-
shoe tournament. At the handball)
and squash courts there will be
tournaments. The Michigan Union
will be the scene of a bowling tour-
nament for which there is no fee.
In the auxiliary gymnasium of the
intramural building there will be
instructors for gymnastics and
fencing. At Yost Field House all
Freshmen interested in football will
have an opportunity to meet with
one of the coaches.
Offer Prize Meals
Every tournament that is con-
ducted will be run on each of the
three days of Orientation Week,
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday.
The winners of each of these days
will be paired with other winners
and this will continue for the next
two weeks until there is a final
winner in each and every event.
To the winner and runner-up of
each event there will be presented a
gold medal. The champion rifle
shot will, in addition to the medal,
receive a rifle, the gift of the R. O.
T. C.
Following is a list of the 1929
winners:
Tennis singles-R. Field, Jr.
Tennis doubles-Lhevinne-Penn.
Baseball-Wieman's Group.
Horseshoe singles-C. H. Salis-
bury.
Squash-Morton Pazol.

Speedball
Fraternity, Oct. 8
Inter-class, Oct. 28
Independent, Nov. 4
Golf
All-Campus, Oct. 9
Sigma Delta Psi
Fraternity, Oct. 10
Soccer
All-Campus, Oct. 14
Tennis
All-Campus, Oct. 14
Horseshoes
All-Campus, Oct. 14
Volleyball
Fraternity, Oct. 29
Independent, Dec. 9
Inter-class, Dec. 9
Dual Swimming

MANY ACTIVITIES
WILL BE OFFER'D
TO MEN STUDENTS
(Continued from Page 11)
on Ferry Field are utilized for the
Intramural tournaments and the1
varsity track and field facilities

Intramural Program 11
Offers Varied Sports
(Continued from Page 11)
tance running is given a prescribed
course of training so that he will be
in proper condition before enter-
ing these contests. In all sports re-
quiring endurance and physical


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ture of soccer-the kicking element Fratermty, Nov. 11
-and combined it successfully with Water Polo
a passing game. The passing is Fraternity, Nov. 11z
much the same as in basketball. In- HandballY
stead of scoring by means of shoot- ,Fraternity, Nov. 12t
ing, however, as in basketball, an , All-Campus, Dec. 2t
end zone has been added behind Cross Country
the goal line, and a touchdown can Freshmen, Nov. 18 -
be made by catching a forward Fraternity, Nov. 241
pass in this zone. There are times All-Campus, Nov. 271
when the ball may be punted or Inter-class, Dec. 1
drop-kicked, but these plays, along Squash
with the forward pass into the end All-Campus, Dec. 3
zone, are the only resemblances to Wrestling
football. The player who has the Fraternity, Dec. 10
ball may not run with it. Conse- All-University, Dec. 17
quently, there is not tackling and
interference, and no need for pro-
tective uniforms. MITCHELL BACK
While it has used elementary fea- A- ,D
Lures of soccer, basketball, and AS MURAL HEAD
football to provide a combination
kicking and passing game, the rules For the ' past ten years the de-
themselves are very simple; in fact, partment of intramural sports at
may be learned at the first attempt' the University has been directed by
to play. Every effort has ben made i Elmer D. Mitchell. Mr. Mitchell
to keep the rules as simple as pos- has been a pioneer in intramural
sible, and speedball's success as a sports, having charge of the de-
game is largely due to the fact partment here when the equipment
that the rules are easy to master was meager and his assistants con-
and the team work is not too com- sisted of volunteer help from the
plica ted. , At the same time, if a student body. The men who are
I team possessesa coach and devotes entering the University for the
sufficient time to practice there is first time are fortunate to find Mr.
every possibility for the develop- Mitchell still directing the depart-
ment of a high degree of strategy. ment which is now housed in one
Many of the intramural teams here ( of the finest equipped sports build-
at Michigan have developed dis- f ihg ine world M rchell also
tinctve sylesof tamply. ,ings in the world. Mr. Mitcelas
tinctive styles of teamay. has a staff of four full-time and a
There are three methods of scor- number of part-time men who are'
ing in regular play. The ball may waiting for the opportunity to show
be kicked under the cross bar of new students around the building
the goal posts,ddrop kicked over the and to help them get started in one
cross bar, or successfully forward or more of the 32 sports offered by
passed into the end zone. These the department.
three methods score three points,
one point, and two points, respec- Handball Courts May
tively. The reason for counting the( be Reserved at Night
goal kick more than the forward
pass is to encourage the players to Handball courts are not reserved
perfect the kicking game. for students in the afternoon, but
per__nggame. may be reserved at night. Courts'
ARDMORE, Pa.-George Von Elm. are reserved for one hour. When
national amateur golf champion in others are waiting for the courts
1926, has announced his intention play is limited to three games. It
of retiring from amateur competi- is advisable to play doubles instead'
tion following the Merion Cricket' of singles when this crowded con-
Club tournament. dition exists.


have bean used. strain a physical examination isa
Besideo the directly supervised required. Arrangements are made
activities, there are many sports with the Health Service for prompt
and impromptu games which are Iexamination of candidates.
dectlyo indictlsilae b In addition to the insistence on
directly or idirectly stimulated by training the Department has gone
the formally organized Intramural further in the insuring of the proper
program. The better teams in the physical condition of the partici-
various sports usually hold inany pants. During the 1928-29 and
practices and unscheduled games 1929-1930 Intramural years all men
in addition to their regular sched- were required to successfully pass
uled contests. Challenge contests a physical examination before they
between different groups are fre- were permitted to play in strenuous
quent and for these the Depart- j sports. A physician or medical stu-
ment furnishes officials and equip- dent was present during the pre-
ment whenever requested. The season practice period and all men
tournaments include only a portion who expected to represent their
of those playing tennis, basketball, fraternity, class, or society, were
playground ball, baseball, hand- given the opportunity to complete
ball, and horseshoes, as well as the required test. The line-ups in
those engaged in bowling, wrest-1 the score-books were checked at
ling, boxing and swimming. the start of each game and no
player who had not passed the
NEW YORK-Jack Sharkey, Bos- physical examination was permitted
ton sailor man, is scheduled to en- to play during any part of the
counter Victorio Campolo, Thursday game. This policy will be continued
night. The giant Argentine heavy- during the present year.
weight has shown some class in his
recent bouts in this country but this NEW YORK-Boston and Detroit
match at the Yankee Stadium I are engaged in a spirited'-race for
should decide his status once and honors in making the most double
for all. plays in the American League.

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