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Three Veterans Provide Nucleus eLa Alyha Epsilon Favored
for Team; Sophomores to Win; Phi Beta Delta
Will Start. Also Strong Bet.
CAPTAIN ELECT OF]
T YNFIES IDEALS
Ivan Wiliamson Is Good Stu-
dent as Well as Athlete. z
Ivan Williamson, '33, of Toledo,
Ohio, elected Tuesday night to cap-
tarn the 1932 grid squad, has forr
two seasons been an outstandin
nn th+bc Tlhenri n~i~r ~
With a record of two Conference Intrimural volley ball playoffs was this season one of the out-
championships behind them in the are moving into the semi-,inals ferencegaining recog ion on so-
in the last two years, Michigan's with Delta Alpha Epsilon the strong eral all-confirence elevens, sev-
hock.y team will open the season favorite for title honors, They ~vill as favorable comment from visit-
agains. Haley Athletic Club of De- meet Kappa Nu in one of the semi 1ing pressmen.
trflt tonight in the Coliseum. matches, having put aside their i Williamson'ssplay on the right
Captain Tompkins is the only clescet competitors, Alpha Kappa was a blow to the end-ranning
menber of the present aggregation Lambda 2 and 1 Tuesday night.
who played on both title-winning AKL had just de.cated Delta .
teams. He will lead the team to- -K pa Epsilon by two straight
night from his goal position.* Two games and now by virtue of the Defend Wrestling up
lettermen of last season, Tommy double-elimination feature of the!
Reid and Kieth Crossman, will be tourney will go on until they are Fraternity wrestling this year is
on the front line while newcomers, defeated again or come back in the scheduled for Tuesday night, De-
McCallum and Chapman, both finals. For the other semi-final cember 8 at 7:30 Each man entered
sophomores, will team up in the match Phi Beta Delta awaits the
defense positions winner of Phi Lambda Kappa and will wrestle twice that evening and r
David at Wingt Theta Xi The Phi Betas are strong the meet will be cleared up the fol-
The other wing will probably be this year and present a real threat lowing afternoon. The men will i
David. He and Chapman played for the title. Their last victory was weigh in from three to five Tues-
together in high school at Detroit over the athletic Theta Chi bunch. day afternoon before the first
Central two years ago and will Busy Card Tuesday. matches.
again become teammates tonight The card Tuesday night was This event is open to all contest-
on the Coliseum ice. Both young- cuc busy with four swimming ants who have not won letters or
;tors are entering their first year ncets, three handball matches,and umerals in wrestling and who
of hockey for the Varsity and pre- I a water polo game. In the dua have taken part in no less than
season reports say that both ice- swims Phi Mu Alpha defeated Phi four practice periods under Coach
men will give good accounts of Sig a Delta 1 -1: Theta Xi turn- Keen's supervision. Teams will be
themselves. .ec; in a 25-10 score over Alpha Del- :made up of three men and points!
Sindles,Artz, and Frumkes will 2hi; the DKE's beat the P are awarded five for winners, three
be held in reserve for the front Gams, i-l; and Triangle romp- for runner-up, and one for quarter-
iifle positions. Simdles and Frum- ed over the DAE's for a 30-12 w fina hagsHighest team total
kcs had considerable experience Tb cse 7ere a 11 sec.ond roQund; wins the fraternity honors.
last year as members of the sec- matches of the mrieet. Phi Beta Delta has won this event
ond team. Porte will be available Im handball two whitehmashes for the past two years and are out
for a defensive berth. were rung up by Phi iSgma Ieltaagain this year to bring home the
Play Plymouth Saturday. and Alpha Omega pver Alpha Kap- cu-p
The Haley game was scheduled pa Psi and Alpha Chi Rho respec-
in order to give the team real com- tivey. The third match went to
petitive practice. Another contest Phi Kajppa on the long end of a
has been arranged for Saturday 2-1 score with Delta Alpha Epsilon
against the Plymouth Hockey Club. One Water Pole rGime.
Hockey at Michigan has risen to The lone water polo garme r
a major sport. Two Big Ten titles between Delta Alpha Epsilon and
in the last two seasons have given Triangle. The former resented the
icemen a tie with the football team swimming defeat just before o
for honors. In the last few seasons they turned arounid an:d took their
hockey has been sold to Michigan opponents 2 to 1 to even up the vi-
fans and a large crowd is expected tory scores.
at the season opener ton ght. - - I
Oeveral weeks of practice are be-,
hind the squad already and they
are expected to report in first-class ' 1w 14F
condition tonight. The rules of the 1
coming sport are such that substi- L
tutions are made without delaying
the game. delayiTn
Coach Lowory is expected to join .
the squ ad the first of next week. C
T d present group includes severaljt
sophomores that may develop into '
regulars.-.. . .-
FOOTBALL TEAM
FOR GOOD LEADER
plays of many opposing teams this
year. Largely outstanding as a de-
fensive player, the captain-elect
either tackled the runner himself,
as was the case in a majority of l
nstances, or spilleso many of the
blcking phalanx iYthat the scna-
rydefense,shfigifatcol
casy disose of h biarre
He played 471 minutes out of a pos-
sible 540 this season, scored 14
pnt':, and was always a terror to
cpposing punters. It was by block-
- nt that Williams on scored
the 1-, only ichigan tou lchdown of the
disastrous Ohio St'ate game.
eaturing wie game of the All-
Conference danker is a decided
tainCss both in moments of cri-
ses , and in ordinary play. His con-
tribution to the morale of the squad
at all times may be rated very high-
ly, and there is no doubt that in
the position of leadership next
year, his influence will do much to-
ward making the Maize and Blue
team a winning one.
Not only in football does the cap-
tain-elect shine. He was a valued
player on the basketball squad of
last year, holding down one of the
regular guard positions. Here again,
Williamson's stellar defense work
was a constant prop to the team.
It should also be noted that his
consistent floor-work was a feature
of the offense. He will probably fill
one of the starting positions on this
year's squad, with two brilliant sea-,
sons predicted for him.
Athletic n=onors are not the only1
ones which have been gained by
Ivan Williamson during hid .two-
and-a-half-year stay on the cam-!
pus. He is a noteworthy student,
CoIntinued on page 7d)
FIFTEEM YEARDN'
Coach Johnstone Aided by Bob
Piew, Promising Second
Semester Freshman.
Michigan's Freshman fencing
team showed a great deal of prom-
ise at the squad's fourth workouit,
held in Waterman Gymnasium,
yesterday afternoon. Only one of
the candidates has had any pre-
vious experience. He is Robert
Plew, a second-semester freshman.
Plew took extensive training in
fencing last term and has long
been a student of it. Being thu
advanced he has been employed by
Coach Johnson as an assistant.
Fifteen men have now reported,
four more than were present at
the initial workout. Practices are
now being held every Wednes-
day afternoon. Plans are being
made for practice tilts with the
varsity later in the year. The men
who are now working out with the
yeaxlings are: Levin, Olsaver, Mor-
row,' Einstein, Wolfe, Crossman,
Buhl, Borah, Plew, Stevens, Rigg,
Hall, English, and Merwin.
MANDERS LEADS SCORERS
Jak sTanders, star fullback of the
Minnesota eleven led the Big Ten
scoring race With a total of 49
points. Ollie Olson, Northwestern's
stellar sophomore was second. The
fourth place was occupied by Mich-
ian's phenomenalhalfback, Stan-
ley "ay, who amassed 24 points.
-tAR* I's
II
Born in Dexter, educated in Ypsilanti, son of Mr. and Mrs. Luther James of Ann Arbor, and
associates in HOME COMING CONCERT, CHORAL UNION SERIES, THURSDAY, DEC. 3.
orgrams are enchianting~. ThJey well deserve the great . te 1eveirsar rases, eigt aene vC in u .W-