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'eeling of Confidence Prevails
Throughout Last Practice
Session.
Head coach "Cappy" Cappon
rove his varsity cagers through
short and snappy drill last eve-
ing in Yost field house after which
te expressed confidence that they,
rould once again be able to sub-
ue the powerful Gopners in their
rucial clash scheduled for Satur-
ay night at Minneapolis.
Nine men will be included in the
umber that will entrain for the
ropher stronghold this afternoon.
To changes axe expected to be
nade in the starting lineup. How-
ver, if Garner is unable to get the'
ip-off he may make way for Petrie,
iith Captain Daniels returning to
tis old center position.
However, there is, little likelihood
f this occuring, since in the last
lash, the new pivot man consist-
ntly out jumped Bethel, the Go-
>her centr. Garner is improving
apidly and besides proving a cap-
able offensive threat, has added
onsiderably to the d e f e n s i v e
trength of"the Wolverines.
Shaw, Tessmer and Ricketts have
11 come in for considerable atten-
,ion on the part of the coaches this
week since there seems' to be a
airly good chance that theybwill
ae called into action. In the last
neeting, numerous personal fouls
vere recorded for both teams and
n case any of his regulars are' fore-
d to withdraw via this route, Cap-
on expects to have capable sub-
titutes to fillin the gap.
Get-ealth Cards
Independents who are planning
~o participate' in any of the many
winter sports sponsored by the In
ramural Department are remined
>f the fact that health cards are
'equired, merely to insure physical
vell-being of participants. Anyone
planning to compete should pro-
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Little Considering
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IOWA CITY, Ia., Jan. 21.- (IP)
--Football fanis discussed with
interest today the visit which
George Little former Wisconsin
athletic director and head foot-
ball coach, will make on the
Iowa.cUniversity campus Friday
as a prospect for the head foot-
ball coaching position.
The announcement Wednesday
that Little has been invited by
the athletic board to come for
an interview regarding Burton
A. Ingwersen's former job was a,
surprise, since the former Wis-
consin mentor had not been
mentioned previously as a can-
didate.
ALPHA SIGMA PHI
LEADS CLASS 'A'

ICE TEAM TO PLAY
GOPH.ERSTONIGHT
Second Contest of Series Finds
Wolves More Experienced
in Gopher Attack.
Michigan meets Minnesota to-
night in the second match in the
new St. Paul Municipal auditorium.
The Gophers constant rushing is
not, expected to be as formidable
tonight as the Wolverine sopho-
more defensepen, Chapman and
MacCollum were given 60 minutes
of experience last night iii this type
of hockey.
Judging from the attendance, last
night, probably 10,000 fans will be
seated for tonight's match. The
a rge 2 uditorium can seat that
zany and the unusual game last
ight is expected to fill the rink.
The large ice bothered Michigan
but little and tonight it should not
bother them at all. The going will
be difficult again, though, as Mich-
igan will tire out easier on the large
rink and Minnesota has a host of
fresh reserves to send in at any
time.
Michigan's great passing attack
of Reid and Crossman will have to
overcome a stubbork Gopher de-
fense if they are to win as the two
defensemen, LaBatte and Suomi
are capable performers. All three
Gopher goalies are inferior to
Tompkins, which may determine
the contest.

Swimmers Will Have

Real Contest

With

VARSITY WNRESTLERS TO ENCOUNTER
YEARLING MATMEN THIS AFTERNC

D. Y. C. Tomorrow
Some of the strongest opposition
of the year will be pitted against
Coach Matt Mann's swimming pro-
teges Saturday anight when the
Wolverines meet the Detroit Yacht
Club stars in the Yacht Club pool.

Coaches Keen and Kelly to Send
Proteges Into Ring in
Regulation Bouts.
Michigan wrestling fans will have

At 126 pounds Joe Oakley v
the call for the Varsity n
either Smith or Rubin of tt

The Wolves edged out a 39-36 vic- another opportunity to see some of

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Champions Favored to Win in
Inter-House Basketball.
Alpha Sigma Phi and Beta Theta

tory last year.
Twelve men will make the trip
to the Auto City, including the
same contingent that made the de-
pression conquest of the East. In
the Yacht Club entry list will be
two former Michigan natators, Dick
Spindle and George Hubbell, who
are certain to cause some trouble
for the local entries. Hubbell will
swim the backstroke.
Bob Howlett, former breaststroke
champion at Northwestern, will be
in the swim against 'Captain Mil-
ler of the Wolves, as will McClel-
land, who is rated as one of the
best' back strokers in the country.
Miller edged out McClelland by
only a narrow margin last year.
Other stars include Oliver in the
sprints and Oxley in the diving.
Everptt Hastriter, 17 - year - old
McPherson, Kas., youth, used his
.410 gauge shotgun to bring down
a' large American eagle which at-
tacked him.I

the best local talent that the Uni-
versity has boasted of in years in
action this afternoon when the
Vdrsity grapplers tackle the Fresh-
man stranglers in the mat room of
the Intramural Sports building at
3:30 o'clock.
Coach Keen has arranged the
match with the Freshmen in order.
to give his men some regulation
bouts during the interim in the
schedule and to enable them to ob-
tain some added experience before
the Conference season opens in
February._
Landrum at 118.
The Varsity will be represented
by several regulars and the" remain-
der of the team will be made up
of those men who will probably see
considerable action later on in the
year. Keen will use Landrum in the
118-pound class. Landrum is one
of the gamest wrestlers on' the
squad and will probably be used in
this division as a regular after the
start of the second semester to re-
place Texiera. Coach James Kelly
of the yearlings will pit either,
Snoke or Rubin against Landrum.

year squad. Oakley has- plent
strength which he showed to
advantage in winning the til
his division in the University c
pionships. Freedman will w
for the Varsity at 135. His op
ent will be selected from the F
man ,aspirants, Woodward
Stow.
Mosier to Wrestle.
Keen's choice to enter the
in the 145-pound bout will be
liams. Kelly will send either :
wehr or Sweet to the mat to u
the honor of the yearlings. L
University bouts Landwehr c
the title in this class. The W
ine regular 155-pdupder, \
will battle with Ross or dona
in this division.
Another regular who will g
call today is Wilson, lanky
pounder. Kelly is undecided
whom he will enter for the
in this weight. Bauss will u
the honor of the Varsity matr
the 175-pound bout meeting
Walder or Finch. Keen has n
made up his mind as to whi
will enter in the heavyweighi
but his, choice will be either
dard or Spoden.. Kelly's entr
be either Smith or O'Brien.

Dick Degener, brilliant Wolverine
sophomore diver and Olympic pos-
sibility, who will compete against,
the Detroit Yacht Club in the meet
there tomorrow night.
The Dixie ollege baseball league
will play its entire schedule next
spring, without curtailmtent.

Pi, winner and runner-up in the
1930 Inter-fraternity class A bask-
etball tournament, are again favor-
ites to reach the final round in this
year's play. The Alpha Sigs have
won their first three games while
the Betas are unbeaten in two
starts. League play is nearing its
finish and the playoffs will soon0
be under way.

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