TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1930
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to meet before the close of her sea-
--- son, Northwestern and Southern
California, who have been treatinfg
Yearlings to Meet Physical Ed. their opponents in a high-handed
Team in Annual Battle as manner most of the season.
Season's Work Ends. Three of the select group of con-
querors, Marquette, Fordham, and
Oregon, turned in unexpected low
LOOK FOR CLOSE GAME scores to keep their slates c le a n
saturday. Their opponents were
Coach Ray Fisher's freshmen downed with visible efforts that sur-
football gridders were divided into prised all followers of the national
three groups during yesterday's race and detracted no little glory
sfrom their outwardly unblemished
session, with Coach ~osterbaan records. These can hardly be taken
taking one set for instruction in as indications of downfall though,
Minnesota plays, Coach Courtright for these teams have passed the
teaching another group Western harder parts of their schedules for
State plays, and Fisher directing this year.
the remaining men through a work- "Utah, Washington State, and Ala-
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proaching game with the Physica
Education team.
Practice Ends Tuesday.
The yearlings meet their arch-'
rivals the Physical Eds., next Wed-_
nesday afternoon, and their work-
outs will be directed from now on
with that end in view. Tuesday of
next week will mark the last prac-
tice session that the first year men
will hold. Just how Fisher's charges
will fare in the approaching con-
test is problematical, as the Phys-
ical Eds., have several men of high
caliber. Whether the stars on the
latter squad can offset the all-
round balance of the yearlings is
a question which must remain in
doubt until next week's meeting.
The squad as a whole has shown9
considerablesimprovement o v e r
their early season play. They were
well grounded in fundamental
work with the tackling, blocking,
and charging, being handled in a
much more satisfactory manner1
than when practice was first called.
The select set of players that ,was
grouped into a first-string squad at
the start of practice sessions has
remained practically unchanged,
and these are the men that must
be regarded as potential varsity
material next year.
Prepare for ame.
As much time as possible will be'
spent from now on in equipping
the freshman team with plays forI
use in next week's encounter and1
generally polishing off the attackl
and defense. The fact that the
yearlings are used to demonstrate1
rival plays to the varsity handicapsY
Fisher somewhat in his plans, but I
on the other hand these rival plays1
may be converted into such a shape
that they canbe used against the
Physical Eds.
Wolverines Try Plays
for Minnesota Game
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ing no trouble gaining groundf
against the Jayvees.
The second string lineup was
made up of Cox and Sikkenga,
ends; Purdom and Richardson,
tackles; Douglass and ehman,1
guards; Morgan, center; Tessmer,
quarterback; Wills and DeBaker,
halves, and Goldsmith, full. -
With the day of rest folowing a
regular game over, the Varsity
eleven is expected to start in'
earnestntoday to prepare for the !
invasion of Minnesota. U p o n l
this game will depend Michigan's
chances for at least a tie for the'
title, as the Chicago game the fol-
lowing wek should not be hard for
the Wolverines.
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e:; coast, and in the South, came
through in smashing and decisive
style to hold their heads above the
clouds of defeats and ties.
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GOES TO FINAL X1
G S O ITER IA GOOD PLACE TO EAT. Forest
CourtCs Defeats Young tHTakeTInn. Forest Ave. near South
GortsDeeasYon t Tk *Ilb\L ~Ii~1~h~ Il University. IC
First in His Bracket. (Continued From Page 6) Univrty. iC
-_is a mystery, but the fact remains ;___TUTORING by Tommie Mack in
Play in the all-campus tennis that he would shoot out of a Large Squad of Candidates Will Frosh History number 11. 310
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SWIMMING, found that the Michigan line was °_-
Four teams will open the fra- about as soft as a stone wall, but
ternity swimming competition at their overhead attack was not
the Intramural pool tonight at 7:30. quite good enough to stop the
Alpha Chi Rho is paired with Nu Wolves from making it two in a
Sigma Nu while Chi Psi meets Delta row over them.
Sigma Phi. The teams will compete~vI
in five events including the 25-yard However Wooe's tosses were a
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CROSS COUNTRY.
Activities of the Intramural de-
partment reach mid-season propor-
tions today, when events are sched-
uled in almost every division. The
feature event of the day will be
annual Armistice day cross country
run which wil start at 4:30 this
afternoon. The meet will be an all-
Campus competition event.
Over thirty men have signed up
thus far for the start of the three
mile runwhich starts from in front
of the Ferry field stands and ends
at the University golf course. Fresh-
man Coach Ted Hornberger will
act as starter for the Intramural
department with Coach Chuck'
Hoyt of the Varsity hariers acting
as referee.
At 4:15 this afternoon the first
of the series of consolation matches
in fraternity speedball division will
be played with the "Sigma Alpha
Mu team meeting Theta Xi. A cup
is to be awarded the series winner,
but no points are given. The fresh-
man engineers will play the sopho-
more lits in the only other speed-
ball game scheduled today.
VOLLEYBALL.
Phi Lambda Kappa will open the
fraternity volleball play tonight
with the Triangle team at 7:30.
Kappa Delta Rho is scheduled to
play Phi Gamma Delta also at this
time. At 8:30, Theta Xi plays Phi
Kappa Phi while Alpha Omega' is
entertaining Alpha Tau Omega.
HANDBALL.
Fraternity handball competition
will get under way for the season
tonight when twelve teams go into
action. This tournament is a
straight elimination tournament
with each fraternity entering a
team of four men, playing two
singles games and one duet in a
daubles affair.
Thepairings for tonight's play
Sat 7:30 are: Pi Lambda Phi vs. Tau
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team relay. More than forty teams
have entered the competition this
year. Phi Kappa Psi is the record
holder from last season.
Oklahoma 'U' Cancels
Kansas Gridiron Tilt
(By Associated 1Pres)
NORMAN, Okla., Nov. 10.-Ap-
proving the stand taken by Dean S.
W. Reaves, Oklahoma faculty rep-
resentative, at a Big Six meeting a
week ago, the University of Okla-
homa athletic council has decided
to cancel its 1931 homecoming
football game with Kansas univer-
sity here next November.
Four of the Big Six faculty rep-
resentatives decided not to sched-
ule additional athletic contests
with Kansas, after considering
charges of subsidization of ath-
letes, made against the school.
to cost Michigan the game. In
fact it almost did in the third
quarter when Wood passed to
Iluguley for what appeared to
he a sure score. Huguley was in
the open, but Newman and
Simrall caught up with him and
threw him on the 25-yard line.
It was this pass which put the
ball in position for Wood to
make his third, and only
successfuldropkick attempt.
Again in the final period Mays
passed to Wood over the goal
line, with the latter missing the
ball by less than an inch.
Michigan surprised Harvard in
the first quarter by plling a fake
punt which ended up in a pass to
Sol Hudson. This pass completed
for a very substantial gain, but the
officials called it back and ruled
that the Wolverines were off side
on the play. Michigan appeared to
be getting the bad breaks on the
decisions all afternoon.
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