TUESDAY, JANUARY 8, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Baseball Team To Play Eight Games In South This Spring 1935's Training1 Trip Is Stiffest' Ever Arranged Varsity To Meet Virginia, Duke, Navy, Maryland- AllAmong South's Best In keeping with his spring training policy, Coach Ray Fisher has arranged ;n eight-game schedule with South- ern and Ohio universities for his Wol- verine baseball team to be played during spring vacation. Single games with Marshall College, North Caro- lina, Duke, Virginia, Navy, Oberlin, and two games with Maryland are on the schedule. A ninth game with Washington and Lee is pending, but in the event that it doesn't materialize, Fisher will at- tempt to card another contest along the route to give his charges nine games in 11 days. The Michigan igen- tor, a big leaguer of 15 years ago, believes that the best manner for a ball team to improve is to play ball. According to Fisher, the coming trip will be the best ever attempted by a Michigan nine, for numbered among the opponents are several of the strongest baseball schools in the coun- Coach Ray Fisher has issued aj call for all batterymen who want to begin limbering up, to report to him in the Field House between 1:30 and 3:30 p.m., immediately. Practice will begin officially at the start of next semester.I try. Duke university has a formidable nine perennially. The New York Yan- kees signed Bob Murphy, Duke's star southpaw last year, and he made good at once. Navy, Maryland, and Virginia also rate prominently in college base- ball circles. Aside from the high grade competi- tion. the Wolverines will be afforded a bit of education outside of books, for the jaunt will take them approxi- rmat cly 2.200 miles through six states wilth a three-day stop in the vicinity of Washington, enabling them to view the nation's capitol at a time when Congress will be in session. With the exception of Oberlin and Nav y, Michigan athletic teams have never met the other schools on the schedule. Travel By Auto Members of the squad will leave April 4 in three automobiles, and head south for Huntington, W. Va., where they will open the season with Mar- shall College April 5. Coach Fisher has planned the trip in such a manner, that with one exception, there are no long journeys between games. A spring training trip is no inno- vation*here, for until 1930, Michigan nines made an annual Eastern train- ing tour. Last year, after a curtail- ment of athletic expenditures had forced a four-year lapse of spring training trips, the Wolverines again resumed their habitual spring trin * STA R DUST By ART CARS'TE NS Ann Arbor, Michigan! December 2, 19341 Mr. Bob Kiphuth Varcity Swimming Coach Yale University( New Haven. Conn. Dear Bob: .I am deeply grieved to learn that I Director Farmer, your graduate man- agcr and yourself have been unable to find an open date on your swimming: schedule in which to meet my boys.; Some of the people in Ann Arbor have even gone so far as to intimate that you are afraid of having your record of 122 straight dual meet victories broken. Of course you must remember, Bob, that the folks out here are very plain-spoken over such things any-; way, and they can't possibly realize the flurry of social engagements that keeps your squad busy every week- end this winter. Oh well, we'll be seeing you in the Nationals. Remember last year? Humbly, MATT MANN. New Haven, Conn. December 14, 1934, Mr. Matt Mann Varsity Swimming Coach University of Michigan Ann Arbor, Michigan Dear Matt: Aren't you ever satisfied, Napoleon? Be content, 'Yale is king of the con- niered East and Michigan rules the West.' Contentedly, BOB KIPHUTH. Ann Arbor, Michigan December 23, 1934 Mr. Bob Kiphuth Varsity Swimming Coach Yale University New Haven, Conn. Dear Bob: Thy scored the highest point total ever recorded in a Big Ten meet inj 1.931 with 57 and the next highest total, 49, in 1927. The 1928 team col- lected 37 points in the National Col-j legiates to set the existing record and were runners-up 'to themselves with 34 points in 1932. Michigan has won the 220-yard free. style event in the annual Big Ten meet for eight consecutive years -- Samson, '26, '27; Ault, '28, '29, '30; Kennedy, '31; and Cristy, '32, '33, and '34. Of nine recognized Big Ten records Michigan holds six. Wolverine relay teams hold the 300-yard medley and 200 free-style records. J o h n n y Schmieler, 1933 captain, set the exist- ing times in the 220 free-style and the 200-yard breaststroke. Taylor Drysdale chalked up the existing mark for the 150-yard backstroke two years ago and Cristy holds the 440 record. The sport staff finds itself in need of a female assistant, sophomore pre-I ferably, who will write women's sports and may some day attain the dignity now enjoyed by Marjorie K. Western. If you have read through the column to this point you are qualified for the job. Apply at Publications Building any afternoon this week. Varsity Cagers Bow To O.S.U In Overtime (Continued from Pave 1) the lead which an infuriated Wolver- ine attack could not overcome. Michigan took the lead early in Varsity Six To Rest Following Vacation Drills Light Workouts Orderedj As Team Prepares For Wisconsin Sextet Michigan's hockey squad had only a few brief days of vacation during; the holiday season,,returning imme- diately after Christmas for a series ofl daily practice sessions, culminating in a. practice game against Wayne University at the Coliseum Saturday night. With only tworof the regulars, Don MacCollum and Larry David, the de- fensemen, missing from the lineup, Coach Eddie Lowrey and Gib James teamed up in their places to com- plete the Wolverine sextet. The game against the Wayne outfit was a Roman carnival for the Mich- igan players. With Captain Johnny Sheri, Vic Heyliger and Dick Berry- man in the forward line most of the time, and Captain Johnny Jewell guarding the net, the score was 11 to 0 by the end of the evening. Goalies Change Nets Jewell managed the situation in the Michigan net while the first seven goals were scored on the Wayne pucksters, having to make no saves at his own goal during that time. Then ne shifted to the other net, playing against his teammates for the re- mainder of the conflict. With the opening of the Big Ten hockey campaign confronting them in the shape of the hockey team from Wisconsin this week-end, Coach Low- rey has decided to give his squad members a relatively light week of practice. Intensive drills were sched- uled for last night and Wednesday, Big Ten Standings EVENTS OF THE WEEK Basketball Saturday --University of Min- n.esota at Miineapolis. Hockey Friday, 8:30 p.m.-University of Wisconsin at the Coliseum. Saturday, 8:00 p.m.-Univer- sity of Wisconsin at the Coliseum. Swimming Friday, 7:30 p.m.-Indiana University at the Intramural pool. Wrestling Saturday - Michigan State Col-l lege at East Lansing. with very light workouts on Tuesday! and Thursday before the first BadgerI encounter Friday at the Coliseum. Coach Lowrey is not entirely satis- fied with the results of the training period which the pucksters have just! completed. They have not done a great deal more than just keep them- selves in condition, he says. A good passing attack, which he has hoped to develop, has not been rounded off smoothly as yet. Armour Is Winnert Of MiamiTourney MIAMI, Fla., Jan. 7 -(UP)-Tommy Armour, Chicago pro, won the $2,500 Miami Open Golf tournament, of which $500 was top money, here to- day with a 72-hole score of 281. He shot a 72 on his final round. Armour had led the field at the 54- hole mark with a 219 total, carding a par 70 on his third round. - The Black Scot, who topped the field at th'e end of play yesterday, was out in 34 in his third round and back in a bogey 36. Winter Means a Heavy Coat. Have Last Year's Altered and Cleaned at John's Toilor Shop "Ann Arbor's Popular Tailor" 609 Packard I-M ENTRIES OPEN Entries for five intramural singles tournaments are being takenthis week, I-M officialsan- nounced yesterday. The tourna- ments are: handball, bowling, in- door tennis, badminton, and code- ball. Play in the tournaments will begin Monday, January 14, with the exception of indoor tennis, competition in which will begin Saturday, January 12. All matches will be held in the Intramural Building except those in bowling, which will be held in the Union. I CAMPUS CIGAR STORE Meeting Place For Sociable Fellows Full line of Pipes, Tobacco, Candy, and Soft Drinks. 521 EAST LIBERTY ST. I Clearance SAL I Why be a piker? Let's shoot the the game and ran up a total lead of works to see who's champion of the 11 to 1 in eight minutes, before Coach United Sta tes! Cappon began to replace his starters, Gambler, and the Buckeyes began to work up MATT MANN. to make the score 15-10 at the half, with Michigan leading. New Haven, Conn. In fifteen minutes of the second December 28, 1934 f half, Michigan could collect but two Mr. Matt Mann points, on a field goal from the cor- Varsity Swimming Coach ner by Jablonski, while Ohio State 'Jniversity of Michigan was building up a lead of 23 to 17. Ann Arbor, Michigan The Wolverine failed to show the, Dear Matt: same form which was displayed in: No can do, sorry. A winning coach winning six of seven pre-Conference always eats, season games, including two of three Contentedly, on their eastern trip. John-Gee, the BOB KIPRUTH. elongated center, appeared as the key in the Michigan collapse as he Bob Kiphuth knows, but maybe failed to control the tip-off or show you didn't that Michigan this year the floor game of which he had given has one of the "hottest" swimming potentialities. teams in history. And history reveals The Buckeye victory came as re- these facts about Michigan teams: venge for two defeats 'at the hands ---~- -~of the Wolverines last year, two of the four wins which Michigan regis- Mat Team To Face tered in Conference competition. Iowa ...............2 Indiana .............1 Wisconsin ..........1 Purdue .............1 Illinois .............1 Ohio State.........1 Northwestern .......0 MICHIGAN ,........0 Chicago ............0 Minnesota ..........0 0 0 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 0 1.000 1.000 .500 .500 .500 .500 .000 .000 .000 .000 Discount on Spartans Saturdayl playing a five-game schedule in the( East. / Coach Cliff Keen is putting the The schedule follows: wrestling team through its paces at April 5 Marshall College. the Intramural Building in prepara- April 6 Washington and Lee. tion for its first meet, Saturday April 8 Univ. of North Carolina. against Michigan Sate at East Lan- April 9 Duke University. sing., April 10 University of Virginia. At the present time, only three po- April 11 University of Maryland. sitions are cinched. Chuck Brooks has, April 12 University of Maryland. :he call at 118 pounds since Ed Kell- April 13 Navy. man, the All-Campus winner, will not April 15 Oberlin College. be able to make the weight. Captainj Jack Harrod is a certainty in the COACH'S LUCK-A GIRL 145-pound class as is Harry "Tiny" Wrestling Coach Cliff Keen is Wright in the unlimited weight di- the father of a baby girl born vision. Sunday, it was learned yesterday. II the other weights the first Var- This is Keen's second daughter, sity positions are still doubtful. Allan both of whom were born during his Rubin and Ed Kellman will fight it coaching regime at Michigan. ' out at 126 pounds. In the 135-pound class Seymour Rubin, Wally Heaven- r ich, and Paul Bremer, and at 1551 Amateur Rule May Cause pounds,Lee Shaw, Frank Bissel, if he Bisons To Quit League does not compete in the next weight class, and Louis Mascuruskus all have' BUFFALO, N. Y., Jan. 7-,(P)-- I fBissel does not compete in the] Frank B. Baird, Jr., president of the 155-pound division, he will have the Buffalo Club of the International call in the 165-pound class. Hockey League, threatened today to ---- - withdraw his team from the loop at the close of the season and form a new circuit next year unless the "fool- ish amateur rule" is repealed. This rule specifies each club mustIL carry two players serving their firstT year in professional hockey, three I others of not more than three years pro experience and nine veterans of unlimited experience. "God," said Napoleon, "is j I BOX SCORE EDITOR'S NOTE: A new column is included in this box score, shots at- tempted from the floor (A). The other columns are (G) field goals, (F) free throws, and PF personal fouls.) k i C i i Michigan (30) Joslin, f ........ Jablonski, f .... Tomagno, f. Gee, c ........ Patanelli, c ...... Plummer, g .... . Evans, g ........ Budness, g ...... Jennings, g ...... Totals ........ Ohio State (33) Laybourne, f .... Whitlinger, f ... Smith, f ....... Wilson, f ...... Busich, c...... Thomas, c. Beitrer, g..... Dye, g ......... 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