T HE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY

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Wolverines

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FROM THE PRESS BOX
By JOHN THOMAS

CAPTAIN BLAIR THOMAS, of t
wrestling team, is refereeing t
All-Campus matches. He appeared
a colorful referee's costume of brig
red jersey and purple trousers, gol
trimmed. At the suggestion of spe
tators he removed the jersey, b
the noticeable trousers stayed on
confound the crowd.
HARRY NEWMAN, unanimo
choice for All-American hono
this year, was called the most effe
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stars as Soleau, Montgomery, Grif-
fith and others in the running, the
crown-winning Wolverine was a
stand-out."
Captain Williamston, Petoskey,
Wistert and Bernard were also
among the list that was considered
by Rice and his assistants. Eliowitz
of Michigan State was also listed.

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SKATING PRICES have been cut
at the Coliseum during the holi-
days to 25 cents for each outsider.
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oduced.
He will leave for Chicago Sunday.
e will practice there for a while
th the East team in preparation
r the East-West game in San Fran-
co Jan. 2. Coaches Dick Hanley
id Andy Kerr have two quarter-
cks besides Newman, but popular
atiment shows that Newman will
the choice for the position.
Coach Hanley already knows just
lat Newman can do because of the
to 6 defeat that he suffered from
e quarterback's long right arm.
Grantland Rice writes in the cur-
nt Collier's, "He (Newman) was di-
ctly responsible for five of Mich-
in's six Conference triumphs. He
livered 57 of the 83 points Mich-
,n scored against Big Ten oppo-
nts. He scored all of the points
chigan made in her last three big


A FULL-SIZED clock with stop-
watch attachment is being used
to time the hockey games. This gives
interested spectators a chance to
keep as accurate time as the official
timer himself.
In Wednesday's match with West-
ern Ontario, many co-eds watched
the clock for the time. It runs, how-
ever, only while official play is on.
Time out, rests, and time between
periods are not registered.
As the team went into the over-
time the clock said 9 p. m. and after
they had finished it was 9:20. How-
ever, the real time was 10:45, which,
when found out annoyed the co-eds
considerably.
MERRY CHRISTMAS

Wolverines Win
From Mt. Union
On Court, 36-27
Michigan's Leader Makes
15 Points In Scoring
Spree, Plummer 9
Captain DeForest Eveland led his
basketball team to their initial vic-
tory of. the season over Mr. Union of
Alliance Ohio by scoring 15 points in
the 36 to 27 win.
The slender Wolverine forward was
hot. His shots from outside the foul-
circle swished through the net and
his fast dribbling that ripped the
Union defense to shreds, gave him
several opportunities for his favorite
shot, a high running jump in front
of the basket.
Altenhof, Petrie Help
As Eveland speeded up his play to
lead the team to victory, Ray Alten-
hof and Bob Petrie, Maize and Blue
guards, took heart and also produced
good games. It was the fast Petrie
that outran the Union players, steal-
ing the ball away from them as they
rushed their dribbles to the Michigan
basket. Altenhof responded to the
challenge of Eveland and Petrie with
superior play in every department.
Michigan led at halftime, 14-11,
after playing slow, uninteresting bas-
ketball. They took the ball down to
the Union defense but could not pen-
etrate it for many accurate shots. Mt.
Union had the ball most of the first
half but they too, could not slice the
defense for many points.
Michigan Increases Lead
Michigan worked to a 22-13 lead
soon after the second half started.
On one of the prettiest plays of the
game, Altenhof brought the ball
down the floor, hooked it to Petrie
who dribbled away from the basket,
passed to Michigan's captain who
sank the dog shot under the basket.
Michigan continued its scoring
spree, bringing it to 36-20 when the
reserves replaced the starters and Mt.
Union made seven more points be-
fore the final whistle.
Box Score

Michigan Gagers will travel to
Kalamazoo this week-end for a game
with Western State Teachers Coile-e,.
the clash to be the second in a home-
and-home series. Coach Cappan's
team will be out to avenge an earlier
defeat.
Following the Saturday game, the
squad will enjoy a week's vacation
and Dec. 27 will report back for the
start of work for the Syracuse con-
test Jan. 2.
Twelve men are slated to return for
the holiday practice, Coach Cappon
announced. They are Capt. Eveland,
Altenhof, Williamson, Petrie, Plum-
mer, Oliver, Black, Allen, Garner,
Regeczi, Petoskey, and Teitelbaum'
Morning and afternoon sessions will
be held at the Field House.
The team will be improved mate-
rially after the holidays when Ivan
Williamson returns to competition.
Williamson has been kept out be-
cause of the knee injury that both-
ered him throughout the football
season.
Tip-Off Is Unimportant,
According To Research1
CHICAGO, Dec. 15.--(A)---Although
there are certain advantages to the
team which controls the tip, its elim-
ination in basketball would have little
influence in the final outcome of the
game, a survey of high school and
college contests in Iowa, Nebraska,+
Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma in-
dicates. ,
The survey was conducted by the
college basketball coaches' association
research department and the results
explained in the December issue of
the Athletic Journal by Coach John,
W. Bunn of Stanford University.
GRID STAR WRITES SPORTS
Ben Boswell, star tackle of the Tex-
as Christian football team, is a sports
editor and writes about the games.
he plays.s

Wrestling Meet

By FRED A. HUBER
Seven new champions were crown-
ed in the All-Campus wrestling tour-
nament, held at the Intramural
Building last night before a crowd
of 700 people.
Only John Spoden, in the heavy-
weight division, retained his crown.
Spoden outclassed Tom O'Bryon,
gaining an advantage at the outset
of the fight and throwing O'Bryon in
5:20, to win the match.
Two Decision Matches
All but two of the matches ended
in falls. In the 118 pound battle Don
Fiero of the varsity gained a 1:15
time advantage to defeat Palmer of
the freshman team in a slow match.
In the other non-fall match Sey-
mour Rubin, state A.A.U. titleholder
at 126 pounds, defeated Dick Martin.
Rubin gained a 6:20 time advantage
and was able to offset a closing rally
by Martin.

Me higan To Have Spoden Retains
SRest After is'sam Heavy Title In

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MONDAY, DEC. 26th - it lasts from 9:30 till
2:00 and features MAx GAIL'S ORCHESTRA -
After you get your $1.25 ticket at the Union,
the League, the Hut, Van Boven's, or Slater's
-- and go to the dance - drop in to THE HUT
for your goodnight refreshments.

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Any Style -
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tes.
Newman had every trick of the
t ball carrier: change of pace,
pivot, straight-arm, and elusive-
. He had the quickest twist and
t of any Michigan back since
ton. And '-e could hit a pass re-
er in the eye at 30 yards.
Vewman was also a competitor of
highest type. Even with such

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Degener Accepts Bid
For Miami Exhibition
Because financial conditions have
made the eastern trip planned by the
Michigan swimming team impossible,
only one member of the squad, Dick
Degener, '34, will be swimming dur-
ing the holidays. The fortunate diver
has received and accepted an invita-
tion extended by the National
Women's Swimming Association to
give an exhibition at their meet in
Miami, Fla., Dec. 30 and 31.

Austin Fiero Wins
Another A.A.U. champion, Austin
Fiero, won the 135 pound go, by vir-
tue of a fall over Carroll Sweet in
6:52. Sweet put up a good fight but
tired rapidly as the bout progressed.
Louis Parker, of the varsity, an-
nexed the 165 pound; crown. He
threw Olmstead, a yearling in 5 min-
utes. The bout was stopped after
1 minute of fighting when Parker
wrestled the freshman into the tim-
ers' t a b 1 e. Although Olmstead's
shoulder was bruised he continued
to fight but had little chance against
the aggresive Parker.
Vernon Bishop encountered diffi-
culty in beating Ed. Jaros at 155
pounds. Jaros took the advantage
at the outset, but Bishop threw him
in 4:20.
In the 175 pound scrap Harvey
Bauss won handily from Al. Odevssef,
scoring a fall in 5:27. Ed Butler lost
to Don Lewis at 145 pounds after the
former had taken a lead on a time
advantage.

C ristmas
At Home..
Something Useful,
Practical and Inexpensive
for Dad or Brother.
GIFT TIES
New, Smart, well-lined, tailored
by hand and the finest selection
in the city. In gift boxes.
25c to 79c
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Belts of genuine full-grain cow-
hide. Silver-plated buckle and
tie clip. In gift boxes.
89c to $1.00
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Suspender in novelty effects.
They fit smoothly and are very
flexible. In gift boxes.
55c to 89c

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Four Pocket - Blanket Lined
Slicker Interlining
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B ack f ............
Eveland f..........
Oliver f ..........
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Garner g..........
Wistert g.........
Altenhof g........
Petoskey g.........
Petrie g ..........
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merry
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The Season's
Greetings
To All

--wishing all a very
Christmas and a happ
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