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8[ | 3 |SCH EDULE OU1EER
F 'l LCAGE ENCOUNTER
N T NIE C FINASL scosnCardsErisQam Rouns
University as Opener.
Tau Kappa Epsilon, Last Year's . .
Winners, Favored to MADISON, Wis., Dec. 9.--Sports
Retain Cup. eusiasts who attend the first
basketball game of the season at
Final and semi-final matches in tie Wisconsin field house next Fri-
the Intramural Department's inter- day night are promised a bizarre
fexhibition of the cage sport, not to
fraternity wrestling meet will be duplicated this season.,
run off tonight. The matches will This is because the Brigham
start at 7:15 this evening instead of Young University team, which is
4:15 as previously announced. to furnish the opposition to Coach
In all, thirteen matches are Walter E. (Doc) Meanwell's Bad-;
In al, hireenmathesaregers, plays a style of basketball un-
scheduled for the evening with sev- like that of any five in this part of
en semi-final and six finals on the the country. The Utah players are
card. all six footersand their watchword
T. K. E. Favored, is1"Attackoatackattack.
Tau Kappa Epsilon, winner of the Whenever Brigham Young gets
trophy last year, is the favorite to the ball, all five players beat it
retain the cup, although Delta Al- down the floor, shooting from any
pha Epsilon and Delta Sigma Pi angle or distance, then all storm-
have a fair representation in the ing in for rebounds. They are ut-
group that will battle in tonight's terly unorthodox, according to Big
matches. Ten standards, but they do not give
Seward of Sigma Pi fraternity has a standard defense any time to
already won the 115-pound division, study their moves or get set. That
while Louis McCrath, by virtue of their whirlwind offense is effective
his triumph over Hogberg, won the is proven by their record, which
title in the unlimited division. shows that Brigham Young averag-
Matches in the 125-pound divi- ed 50 points per game last year.
sion will bring together Angell and Coach Meanwell's green Badgers
Allen in the opener and Hills and will have their hands full with
Gall in the second match. The win- these rough riders from the pur-
ners will meet for the title. ple sagelands.
DIrow in Finals.. Levis Had Hard Time.
The winner of the Miller-Morti- George W. Levis, business man-
mer match will meet Darrow for ager of Wisconsin athletics, who
the 135-pound title. Darrow ad- refereed the Utahans' game with
vanced to the finals by his victory Chicago last winter, vows that he
over Rosenberg. sprinted ten miles trying to keep
Coryell and Hughes, and Williams up with them and that he "placed"
and Meserve will provide the enter- in only one heat up and down the
tainment in the 145-pound class, hardwood. The Brigham Young
while in the 135-pound division captain explained to him, after the
Soodick will meet Bannow and Wise game, that he and his mates had
will meet Adams in the semi-finals. already played three other games
The winners will then grapple for that week and were "pretty tired
tonight." "I don't dare think what
the title.w
The 165-pound division has al- working your first game would have
'eady reached the final round. Dan- done to me," was Levis' comment.
reasdyrehedteIfin aoundFDhnr Following the Brigham Young
nessell defeated Irwin and Fisher game, Wisconsin will play the Uni-
defeated Judson to gain the covet- versity of Pittsburgh five at the
ed positions in the match tonight. field house, December 15.
Ferris and Singer will battle it _
out for the light heavyweight
crown. Singer advanced to the fin-
als through a victory over Anderson, WANT
while Ferris defeated Solomon.
NOTICE
' NOTICE EN AVANT eeod
All sophomfores wishing to be-
come tryout managers in hockey
report to Coach Lowrey at the
ice rink tonight directly after
dinner.
(Signed)Bu,
Edward Lowrey, Hockey Coach

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Coliseum Officials Are Forced
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for Crowds.

PLEBE PUGILISTS
TO FIGHT TODAY
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proved under the tutelage of Coach
Philbin and he considers them as
ready for the regular three-round
fights. However all contestants
must secure the necessary cards
indicating their physical condition
before the finals of the Novice
Stournament.

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definite policy of identification
cards and coupon books ,the future
crowds will be much better handled
and no student will be forced to
miss part of the match because of
standing in line.
The 1800 or more fans that at-
tended the match against Chatham
were particularly impressed with
the clever passing of Reid and

Friday is tne dame set for the
elimination matches for those box-
ers who have been training in the
boxing room of the Intramural
building. These matches will also
be continued into next week al-
though Monday afternoon ought to
finish the preparatory rounds.
The current series of fights have
taken the place of the annual inter-
class tournament as it is felt that

Crossman, Michigan's stellar fronti would be but a duplication of the
line hockey players. They outwit- . All-Campus tournament of last
ted the opposition several times' year. Under the rules of the present
and had frequent opportuntties to tournament, all finalists in lass
score. years tourney are ineligible for
However Michigan is not without these fights.
good soloists. Reid and Crossman Bronze and Gold medals are the
both scored on individual journeys rewards for the runner-up and the
down the ice. Foxx, the referee winner in each division of the tour-
stated after the match that Reid, nament. The awards were selected
Crossman, and Thompkins were by the Intramural department.
playing as smart hockey as he had
seen anywhere, even in the profes-
sional circles so far this season.
The defense will undoubtedly im- W_
prove and Michigan ought to have w Z BE N
a great season, he added.' LOs
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to complete a volley ball team and
this number should be easily as-
sembled. It is hoped that teams will
be sponsored by Lane Hall, the Hill-
el Foundation, the Chinese Stu-
dents club, the Wesleyan Guild, the
French Club and other similar or-
ganizations.
The Dark Horses are now proud
possessors of =first place in the In-
dependent touch football league.
They have one victory, two ties, and
no defeats to their credit.
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