WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1930
THE MICHIGAN
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ATHLETICS TODAY
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calculated to bother the heavy.
hitting Card's lineup of left handed
'SPEEDBALL TEAMS
Cross Country
Starts Fall
Team Golf Associa
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Wolverines Faced With Large batters, while pre-series dope seemsj
Gap Left by Graduation to favor Grimes as the Card's best
of Four Veterans. bet against the right handed slug-
gers of the Mackmen.
HOPE FOR LARGE SQUAD' Two brilliant catchers will be be-
hind the bat in the coming series.
With. the opening call for the Mickey Cochrane, of the A's, is
varsity wrestling squad set for next probably the greatest receiver of all
week Coach Clifford Keen is faced time, and has been among the lead-
with the problem of replacing four ing five batters of the American
divisional Conference champions if League all season. Gus Mancuso,{
the grappling championship is to who is expected to handle the;
come to Michigan. Ex-Captain major part of the Cardinal catch-
Hewitt, who competed in the last ing burden, is also a deadly hitter,+
Olympic games, Steinke, Kelly, and although his catching ability is farI
Parker are missing from the Wolv- below that of Cochrane.
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heir season by a meet with Ypsi- NEW YORK, Sept. 30.-Robert T.NOTICE Cutting Apt., 706 Monroe. 2
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erine fold with Captain Auer, Benz
Woodard, and Aldinger comprising
the returning lettermen. Lawrence
an. aMa winner of last year, also
will be a member of this year's
squad.'
Last year Michigan set a new
Conference wrestling record by
lifting four individual crowns al-
though failing to win team laurels
due to a loss suffered at the hands
of-Indiana. With the graduation of
the four champions Keen is faced
with a .big gap to be filled. Otto
and: Oehmann were outstanding
neinbers of last year's freshman
squad, and together with the re-
maining lettermen will furnish the
nucleus for the 1930 edition of
Michigan's mat squad.
Eight meets are on the books
for this season together with the
Conference meet and the national
tourney. The dual meet season
opens early in January with West
Virginia furnishing the first oppo-
sition. The Big Ten schedule starts
soon afterward.
As is the- case 'every year a large
number of men must be developed
for the varsity. Due to the absence
of the sport in high schools ex-
perienced. men are the exceptionI
rather than the rule, and Keen isI
relying upon a large turnout from
which to 'pick the raw material
to be shaped into championship
timber, With the close of the grid-
iron season some of the football
men will turn their attention to
wrestling, and this willbe a further
source of material. If men can be
found to fill the gaps left by grad-
uation a ° contending team will be
possible, but this can only ate done
if men turn out in sufficient num-
bers when the first meeting is
called next week.
INDIANA AND OHIO
SET FOR OPENING
BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Sept. 30.
-Practice tomorrow for Cream and
C r i m s o n football. aspirants will
mark the beginning of an inten-
sive drill for the opening of the
Western conference schedule Sat-
urday afternoon with Ohio State
at Columbus, O . Tomorrow's work
will consist for the main part of
correcting .mistakes of the contestl
yesterday with Miami.
Since Ohio State has had advan-
tage of double practices this sea-
son, Coach Pat Page plans to util-
ize every minute this week in whip-
ping his men in shape for the en-
c6unter. This is the first Big Ten
game of the season and the only
Big Ten game to be played Satur-
FOOTBALL MANAGER
TRYOUTS
All those wishing to try out
for football manager are asked
to. report at the Field house any
afternoon this week.
Art Highfield, Manager.
, Jimmy Foxx at first, Bishop at
second, Boley at short, and Dykes
at third will comprise the Athletic
infield, while Simmons wile team
with Miller and Haas in the out-
field. For the Cardinals Bottomley1
will be at first, Frisch at second,1
Gelbert at short, and Adams at
third, while Douthitt, Hafey, and
Watkins will play the garden posi-
s tions.
Kipke Sends Gridders.
Through .Sp e e d Drill
Behind Closed G a t e s,
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iels at the wing positions. The re-
mainder of the squad took their
turn playing defensive on the op-
position. No scrimmage was sched-'
uled for the day so the respective
ability of the two teams could not
be accurately judged.
As yet Kipke has not introduced
any of the Spartan plays and for-'
mations to prepare the Wolverines
for the coming contest with Mich-
igan State. It is expected that this.
will be done later in the week with
only two days of stiff practice re-
maining before the team will be
set for/State.
Tessmer and Simrall continue to
drill on punts under the able tute-
lage of Kipke with the sophomore
threat having a slight edge on the
Wolverine captain. Simrall and'
Eastman were also drilled on block-'
ing. Emphasis seemed to be placedj
on the major faults of last Satur-
dary's twin bill affair, with back-I
field men working on blocking and
running interference before fast
ball carriers.
Indiana Coach Outlines
Plays to Stop Fessler
(Speri~a to 7hewDally)
BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Sept. 30.
-In practice conducted this after-
noon, Coach Pat Page outlined a
plan of defense to Indiana grid-
ders that will be used next Satur-
day at Ohio State to stop Wesley
Fesler, * All-American performer,
and his band of cohorts. Fesler, se-
lect end for two years, has been
shifted to fullback this season and
l will be a disagreeable menace to
the Indiana like.
Freshmen at Sophie Newcomb
College are well taken care of dur-
ing their first few weeks at school.
'According to the usual plan, this
year each first year woman was
taken care of by a junior who
guided her charge through the
freshman week and openings of
classes. Big and little sisters met
at an informal party.
An invention which enables the
totally deaf to listen successfully
to talking pictures is the recent
achievement of Professor Bedell of
the department of Physics at Cor-
nell university. Theprocess of lis-
tening is accomplished through the
medium of the teeth.
qualifying in the all-campus fall
tournament, and first tests for Sig-
ma Delta Psi. Elmer 0. Mitchell,
in charge of intramurals, announ-
ces that speedball entry blanks and
intramural handbooks .are beingI
mailed to fraternities. Entries for
the three events officially close on
Thursday, Friday, and Saturday of
this week.
Alpha Kappa Lambda is the pres-
ent champion in fraternity speed-
ball, having won last year's tourna-
ment from 40 rival teams. Thej
rules for. this sport demand that
all participants p r e s e n t health
cards.
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Each team in this section mustI
enter eleven men. The winning!
fraternity team will be awarded a
cup, and the runner-up will have
the privilege of buying one.
The intramural golf tournament,
an all-campus competition separ-
ate' from Coach Trueblood's varsity
meet being played off at this time,
is a match play affair, with a qual-
ifying round to determine flights.
There will be another one next
spring, at which time the faculty
will also play. An interesting side-1
[line to the regular match play will
be a special driving, putting, and,
approaching contest. All but let-
ter men may enter the fall tourna-
ment.
Sigma Delta Psi, national athlet-
ic.fraternity, bases its entrance re-
quirements upon all-around athlet-
ic ability. This is tested in a ser-
ies of fourteen individual events.
Three awards are dangled before
prospective candidates. The offi-
cial key, won by only 21 men last
year, is given to each individual*
who successfully passes all events.I
The fraternity cup, for the team
with the best combined record, was,
won last year by Alpha K a p p a
Lamda. Another trophy cup goes
to the individual high-point man.
All tests demand above average a-
bility.-
COLGATE UNIVERSITY - As a
result of two years study by faculty
committees, Colgate university now
offers six separate schools of study.
The curriculum for each of these
schools except the language school,
provides a general survey course fory
underclassmen.
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