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THURSDAY, DECEMBER 4, 1930
GRIDMEN BOLSTER
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All-University Meet Occupies
Attention of Varsity
Wrestlers.
Although the Varsity wrestlers
will swing into action against Ypsi-
lanti State Normal College next,
Tuesday, Dec. 9, the big thing oa-
cupying the mind of coach Cliff
Keen is the All-University meet'
which will be held Dec. 16, 17, and
18.
This meet is expected to draw
over 100 entries from all schools on
the campus including the 64 mem-
bers of the Varsity squad. The on-
ly members of the Varsity who will
not compete are the letter winners
from last year, of which there are
only five. Silver loving cubs will
be presented to the winners in all(
weight divisions,.
Coach Keen is rapidly rounding'
his squad into shape, and with the
addition of seven men from the
football squad including A u e r,
Benz, and LaJeunesse feels that he
has a very good nucleus on which
to build.
Captain Auer has been mention-
ed as one of the possible partici-,
pants in a charity football game at
Flint next Sunday which would
render him ineligible for further
conference competition this season
due to a conference rule forbidding
post-season games. This would be
a severe loss to Keen, so it is doubt-
ful if Auer would sacrifice the cap-
taincy for the sake of the game.
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VASITYMATMAN CAGE SQUAD CUT Varsity Track Squad L A S S I F 1 E
TO EIGHTEEN MEN Nears Indoor Season AYERTiSING
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accurate passing, well trained eye cause of the necessity of working NOTICE
-_for the basket, and stellar defense I indoors only the shot putters are
HOCKEY. will be unusually stiff, Mr. Riskey play have practically assured him able to do any great amount of Special Complete Di eir,
of the Intramural department pre- a place on the frt quintet. During work among the weight men. 40c
Hockey promises to be one of the ep Brooks, Goldsmith, and Draveling FOREST INI
more closely contested of the sports diets. the second half Coach Veenker was are being heavily counted upon by Forest, near . U
sponsored by the Intramural de- All organizations, classes, or ir.- Issatisflec with the attempts at Hoyt to secure points for the Wol-
partment this winter. This year dividuals wishing to enter teams stalling which continually failed. verines in this event US t d sold
the third since competition are asked to report at once at the -- - --4 .W.
on the ice w as first started by this In tram u ral -ep a t m 1.CAl 43.0,.. .H- .- -W - -iBen aon.mi .I.
department. Each year has seen ad1
steady increase in the popularity letter and numeral men of the 'BO lU I
of this sport and it is expected tha6 hockey squad are eligible to enter. Wimter Brogues -TEONOMICSk 1TUTORi InC
at least thirty teams will engage in However no one will be allowed to - T- 310 So. State Phone 7927
this sport this winter. play on more than one team nor oyr heo- -, 3234
esinsallowed to change teams during -.=
any teams so desiring them at the the season. Persons not connected Well Dressed " =EPERT COLLEGE TUTORING
°with any team may call th~e i-EPRTCLE T'OIN
Michigan Rink starting Friday, InTommieMak
Dec. 12. For practice reservations tramural building or leave their an 310 S. State Ph n 7927
after 10 p. m. ecept Saturday and names there and an attempt will123
Sunday, it will be necessry to call be made to affilate them with They come in a variety of ~
the Intramural Building at 22101. some Orgaization. TYPING, script, o n ; i-
----sstyles. p i i n g, manuscript, statistics,
L Beaues t swill be formed by the WATER POLO. stenography. Phone 0094.
William IBenz, eintering teams. Round -robin ser- I ApaKpaLmd eetdX51
Vetera etarm nzfthe iic es within the league will deter- Alpha Kappa Lambda defeated
Veteran letterman of the Mchi-ine the winners and they in turn Phi Beta Delta the closest game NOTICE:-cre is a ew l iS
mine thetwinerteandwthy in turn Iof the season last night winningINOIE:-Hed is at sne to ert
gan wrestling team, who is expect will play in the playoffs to deter- ta t ing medium that is sure to get
ed to make a good showing in the mine the championship. Individu -0. Delta Sigma Delta defeated sa Black or Tan 123 results. Call 2121-4 for informa-
145 pound class this season. gold medals will be awarded to elta Sigma Pi by the same score.
the winning team. SWIMMING. y7.00 to East Liberty St.
UNIVERSITY OF ORECON7 - 1 Although the practice sessions Alpha Kappa Lambda o TYPING-Theses a specialty. Fair
Tests of personality given to stud- will be available Dec. 12, the regu- second water meet of the eveni 10.00 Cor. 4th Ave. rates. M. V. Hartsuf. Jial 9087.
ents in psychology classes here are lar competition will start immed- by easl twinnig from Lambdi C
believed to have overcome a num- iately after the Christmas holidays. Chi Alpha with a score 31-9.
ler of inferiority complexes. With 30 teams entered, competition E
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IOWA CAGE SQUAD
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IOWA CITY, Dec. 3.-Youth will
have its fling at the basketball
goals this winter at the University
of Iowa. For the Hawkeyes, enter- {
ing Western conference basketball
competition after a year's inter-*
lude, seem almost certain to put
forward a team of four sophomores
and a junior.
The traditional coach's attitude
of dour pessimism, however, has
not been assumed by Coach Rollie
F. Williams, who is beginning his
second year as head mentor here.
Ten of his fifteen outstanding play-
ers may be strangers to intercol-
legiate competition, b u t, almost
their sole sin is inexperience; to
counterbalance that they have in--
telligence," talent and a fiery exu-
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LOST
LOST-A man's steel clad Swiss
wrist watch having a radium dial
and leather strap. Lost Thursday
or Friday last week. Liberal re-
ward. Please notify Frank Ken-
nedy, 548 So. State St. Phone
21003.13
LOST--Camel's hair coat, tan.
Taken from second floor Union
lobby Sunday afternoon. 25
reward, absolutely no questions
asked. Phone 2-2314, as for
Stresen Reuter. 234
LOST-A Morrison & Commager
history book, property of Harley
J. MacNeal, has been missing for
a long time now. Reward if re-
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hand. Call 6717. 234
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here-things to wear-with the com-
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Neckwear
Pajamas
Dressing Robes
Gloves
Reefers and Mufflers
Shirts
Hosiery
Handkerchiefs
Suspenders and
Handkerchief and Tie Sets
Belts
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distributed than tasteful neckwear,
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COnlin and Wetherbee
Hats
Suits and Overcoats
Tinker & Company
South State Street at William Street
Subs cr1be
to the Dail