FRIAYOCT.29, 1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Kipke Gives Wolverines Excellent Chance For Illini Victory 4. Remnant Of '37 Track Champs' Challenges Varsity In Dual Meeti Varsity Leaves r 1 i - -yi. __ __ At In 'V,-mna Faces Test better if he hopes to keep up with Allen Smith and cohorts. The field Hands Of Ex-Mates events will also see a lot of converted .ominp Tilt runners trying to push the shot and By PETE TENNEY Determined not to be outdone by the present stars, a remnant of Coach Charlie Hoyt's 1937 cham- pionship track team has challenged this year's team to a Varsity-Super Varsity track meet to be held some time before Christmas. Headed by last year's captain Bob Osgood there are seven of last years team still on campus. Along with Bob finishing up some of their lab-I oratory requirements in the engin-I eering school are Clayt Brelsford, Harry O'Connell, and Stan Birleson.' The Literary School still holds Dave Hunn, Ray Fink and Paul Pinker- ton. Strength In Distance Events The Super Varsity will have all of the strength in the distance events that it can use. In the mile are Clayt Brelsford and Ray Fink, and in the two mile Paul Pinkerton and Harry O'Connell will be carrying the mail. Clayt Brelsford can also hold his own against the Varsity men in the half mile. Again in the 440 the post-team men should be able to double up as both Stan Birleson and Bob Osgood will be turning out two good laps, and Osgood, by virtue of his fine time in the Varsity time trial two weeks ago, should be able to control both of the hurdle events. Short Events Will Be Comedy Dave Hunn in his exhibition for his fraternity brothers showed that he can still clear 12 feet, and if he doesn't have to spade up the vault- ing pit he may be able to boost it up a little 'higher. When they get into the sprints and the field events the meet may turn into a comedy of errors. Sammy Stoller, last year's leading sprinter and broad jumper is still out in Hollywood and can't help them so only converted distance men will try and do the century. Stan Birleson has been doing some secret practic- ing but he will have to do a lot toss the javelin. Foresters Win From Rumsey In I-MFootba1l In the second series of games in the independent men's football division. the Whirlwinds upset the Wolverines 6-0, the Forestry Club trounced Rum-I sey House 26-0. The Fletcher Hall-i Green Bays game was postponed until 4:15 today and Allen House forfeited to Hiawatha. The Whirlwinds tallied in the first period when Barowsky intercepted a long Wolverine pass and ran 34 yards to the Wolverine 3 yard line. On the very first play, Finkel passed to Lead- beater in the end zone for the lone score of the game. The Wolverines made repeated sallies into Whirlwind territory and ended the game on fourth down only 15 yards from pay dirt. The passing attack of the Forestry Club was too much for Rumsey House to cope with. Four touchdown passes and two conversions accounted for the winners 26 points while the fresh- men were not able to break into the scoring column. State Cross Country Team Meets Indiana EAST LANSING, Oct. 28.-(P)- Michigan State College's strong cross country team left today for Bloom- ington, Ind., where the Spartan dis- tance men are to meet the Univer- sity of Indiana Friday afternoon. Coach Lauren P. Brown took 10 men along. Capt. Kenneth A. Waite headed the squad, which included such State aces as Gerard Boss, George Grantham, Arthur Green, Robert Hills, Harold Sparks, Harry Butler, Pete Fager, Dick Frey and William Mansfield. For Champaign AS I D 6 T h is Morning _ _ _ _IRVIN 33 Players Make Trip; Punts, Passes, Etc. . . Kinsey Only New Man Thumbing through a few stray On mprvedSqud ,sheets . .. n Improved Squad Against Michigan in 1924 Red Grange handled the ball five times cI feel that we have an excellent, and reeled off runs of 95. 67, 56, 45 chance of beating Illinois Saturday' and 15 yards, scoring four touch- Coach Harry Kipke commented after downs. It was all done in fifteen watching his gridders go through minutes, without the use of mirrors their final workout before leaving for or anaesthetics ... The longest punt Champaign this morning. "Theylook good and the squad in general is in on record was booted by Dick Crayne, fine shape,"he said. Iowa star of several years ago, who Kipke was very pleased with the stood seven yards behind his own goa] showing that the squad has made all line and booted to the opposing team's week. Yesterday's practice session five-yard stripe-a 102-yard kick ... which lasted a full two hours includ- Bradley Robinson of St. Louis Uni- ed drills in every department of the versily tossed a football 1906 tha game and indicated that the squad is traveled 87 yards for a touchdown ..-. in as good if not better shape than A gent named "Snooks" Dowd it has been for any of the previous once curled his coach's thin locks games. by running 210 yards for a touch- LINES battle with Ray Fisher's freshmen this afternoon, but Cliff Keen S andRay Courtright can't muster enough talent. Jack Kinsey, their fullback and ace kicker, was pro- moted to the Varsity squad this LISAGO 'it :1 SI Our Food Made Us Grow Road House Dinners 75c $1 $1.25 Dine Drink Dance The New Hillside Enjoy "Hillside Hospitality" Kipke Takes 33 Men Following the workout, Kipke an-' nounced that 33 men will make the trip to Champaign. The team will entrain at 8:16 a.m. this morning. The squad making the trip will be the same one with but few exceptions that travelled to Iowa. Ed Kinsey, fullback, who has been brought up from the "B" team will make the trip as a fullback replace- ment. He is the only new face on the squad, however. Derwood Laskey and Ronald Savilla will be left at home because of injuries. Laskey strained a groin muscle in practice this week and Savilla has had a recurrence of an old sprain in the instep of his right foot. i Fred Olds was tentatively named . to go with the team but his name was U later scratched from the list because s he has not sufficiently recovered from d an injury that has kept him out thus b far. C Emphasize Offense, Defense s Yesterday's practice laid less em-n phasis on fundamentals and stressed . offensive and defensive tactics. Theo first and second elevens rehearsedC running and passing plays at quitec some length and then were sentL through a defensive drill against Illinio plays. Stark Ritchie was placed inS the opposing frosh backfield in orderi to insure more accuracy on passes and cause the Varsity secondary to press harder with their aerial defense. Included on the first string crew which worked together withouti change all afternoon were John Nich- olson and Danny Smick at ends, Don Siegel and Bill Smith at tackles, John Brennan and Ralph Heikkinen at guards, Joe Rinaldi at center, and Doug Farmer, Fred Trosko, Bill Bar- clay and Tex Stanton in the back- field. Kipke is still undecided as to which center he will start. It may depend_ upon the kind of offense that the Illini uncork that will decide whether Rinaldi or Archie Kodros will play the major portion of the game. Ri- naldi has the edge on pass defense but Kodros rates number one against a running attack. Game May Feature Aerials The great amount of emphasis placed on passing this week both from the offensive and defensive standpoints indicates that a great part of Saturday's game will be played in the air. Both the Illini and the Wolverines have strong lines and either or both teams may find it necessary to take to the air in order to gain ground. In any event, the Varsity looks ready and a defeat will bring forth no alibis from the coaching staff for they feel that the team is as well prepared as possible for the battle. Making the trip are Elmer Gedeon, Harold Floersch, Dan Smick, Art Val- pey, John Nicholson and Joe Rogers, ends; Fred Janke, Dennis Kuhn, Earl Luby, Don Siegel and Bill Smith, tackles; Ralph Ileikkinen, George Marzonie, John Brennan, Ernie Pe- derson, Fred Ziem and Clarence Van- dewater, guards; Capt. Joe Rinaldi, Archie Kodros and Horace Tinker, centers; and Doug Farmer, Bob Campbell, Wally Hook, John Kinsey, Louis Levine, Norm Nickerson, Bo Piotrowski, Norm Purucker, Hercules Renda, Tex Stanton, Fred Trosko, Bill Barclay, and Stark Ritchie, backs. I-M Volleyball Alpha Kappa Lambda 15-15, Sig- ma Nu 10-10. Pi Lambda Phi 15-15, Sigma Nu I10-10. Trigon 15-15, Hermitage 6-7. Theta Chi 15-15, Trigon 10-12. Hermitage 15-15, Phi Kappa Psi 10-10. - Saturday Special - OVERCOAT SALE 20% Discount Suits $25 to $40 New Hats $2.95 to $5 Gloves, all colors $1.75 to $4 Scarfs (silk or wool) $1 to $2.50 Wool Hose (Coopers) 25c to $1 Single Trousers $3.50 to $5.50 down. It was in a Lehigh-Lafay- ette game and Dowd ran in the wrong direction, circled around the. goal posts and backtracked the length of the field for the score . . . A Babe Herman in moleskins ... In 1929 Haven High School in Kansas defeated neigh- boring Sylvia 256 to 0 . . . Mich- igan once tanned West Virginia, 130 to 0, Buffalo, 128 to 0 and Michigan State, 119 to 0 . . . 0, stalling, eh! . . . A Sam York of Centenary once kicked 172 field goals in succession . . . Big Bill Edwards of Princeton lost 30 pounds in one game ... Finland may get the 1940 Olympics f Japan persists in its belligerence .. Note Michigan: Lowell Spurgeon, U. of Ill. grid captain, spent the ummer touring the state of Illinois distributing football posters and building goodwill . . Now that the Cubs have signed Tony Lazzeri, pre- sumably as a coach, Gabby Hartnett must feel like a stepchild in a hovel . . Hartnett had covetous eyes castC on the Wrigley managerial post, when Grimm retires, but Lazzeri's presence complicates matters . . . Incidentally, Lazzeri and Lou Gehrig were the only Yankees in the last World's Series who played with the devastat- ing 1927 team .. . 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Harry Reike, veteran backstroker, Once again the Phi Delt team was and John Brennan, Varsity guard, paced in their scoring by Dave Hunn. were jibing each other on the tough- By lingering around their opponents ness of their respective college courses. goal, Hunn was able to push across Reike complained long and loudly of a total of six points. George Peter- the time he expended at his studies, son came after Hunn in the Phi Delt whereupon Brennan, who is enrolled scoring by accounting for three tal- in an allegedly easy Physical Educa- lies. Joe Barasa made their tenth tion course countered, "Why, I study score while Levy received credit for every Thursday night from 10 to the sole Sigma Alpha Mu point. 11.. " In the other game between the Wally Weber spotted a pair Sigma Chis and Theta Xi, both of freshmen walking over to pro- teams were forced to play the last vide the Varsity with a bit of quarter in the dark. Theta Xi had live bait, and nothing typifies a three to one lead over their op- Wally's unquenchable spirit more ponents at the end of the first half, than his exhortation: "Run, but lost this immediately after the frosh! We run at Michigan, we start of the third quarter. Bob don't walk." And the shameful Reutter made a three point goal for freshmen immediately caught the the State Street team which gave idea as they broke into a trot to them the lead that they kept to the join their mates . . . end. Saturday's game between the Illini Not satisfied with this slim lead and Michigan will betarubber one they had, John Hinkleyrushed the between Kipke and Zuppke. Each Theta Xi goal and accounted for two have won four since 1929, the be- more goals. Bill Mason and Paul ,ginning of Kip's regime here, al- Simpson led the Theta Xis in last though the Wolverines hold a dis- minute drives toward. the Sigma Chi tinct edge in total points scored, goal, and although they scored four with 125 to the Illini's 32. Michigan points between them, they were un- won by the top-heavy scores of 35-0 able to overcome the large margin and 32-0 in '31 and '33 . .. the Sigs had built up. VARSITY TRACK MEN I-M Volleyball There will be a meeting of all candidates for the Varsity track Phi Kappa Sigma 15-15, Alpha squad today at 4:15 in Yost Field Kappa Lambda 11-6. House. Phi Kappa Sigma 15-16, Chi Phi This is an important meeting 12-14. and all men should be present. _I -Charles B. Hoyt, Coach. ii I III III State Street on the Campus s FROG LEGS - STEAKS SPARE RIBS - - CHICKEN SALADS -- COCKTAIL BAR- Located on Plymouth Road East of Plymouth on Old U. S. 1 2 PLYMOUTH, MICH. C. "Joke" Stremich R. 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