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..... 35 KENTUCKY .
.. 43 WISCONSIN
.. 38 MINNESOTA
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.. 28 OHIO
35 PURDUE ...... 50 11NEBRASKA ... 38
34 CHICAGO......34 CALIFORNIA .. 32
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nsy Gane The Buckeye quintet-labelled as Raudebaugh, Earl Thomas, and Aug-
mediocre by most of the Conference ust George.
SA critics-may well afford some of the This year they have whipped Ma-
Five Fights Enliven touted cagers of the loop a lot of rietta, Creighton, and Baltimore while
Allen And Sinith Make headaches. losses were administered by Nebraska,
Three of the first five are letter- California and George Washington.
Three Goals Each men and form the nucleus of the And now for Ohio State! Buoyed by
Ohio contingent. Jim MacDonald,' their impressive Illinois win, Michi-
(continued from Page 1) the well-known grid ace, Dick Baker, gan's fast moving five tackles the Co-
when George McCarthy junior forward, and Jim Hull, prob- lumbus contingent tomorrow night
fromhPe ka, G sgkirt ytook a pass ably the best the Buckeyes have to before an expected capacity crowd atI
converted (0:37). offer, are the veterans. The two new the Field House. Game time is, as
Michigan completely men are elongated Bill Sattler, six always, 7:30 p.m.
outskated and feet six and one-half inches of sopho- Gunning for their second Confer-
outplayed the Copper Country lads j more center, and Dick Boughner, a ence win of the season, a victory
both offensively and defensively. Burt good defensive guard. which would give them a good start
Smith proved the defensive star of I Here is moot evidence that Coach toward the elusive Conference cage
the game with his hard body checks {Harold Olsen's squad have one edge crown, the Wolverines dare not un-
which kept the visitors from getting over the Wolverines-that being in derestimate their Ohio rivals.
within scoring range of the nets. He the very important matter of height. Memories of last year, when the
did not let up on his tactics through- Besides enormous Sattler, they have Michigan title hopes were blasted by
out the game, hitting the forwards McDonald's six foot, one-half inches, an average Indiana squad, are un-
with bone-jarring blows. Baker and Hull at five feet, eleven doubtedly still fresh in the cagers
The northerners' defense proved I inches and Boughner at six feet. mind, and there will be no let-down
ineffective against the Wolverine's The Buckeyes finished Ahe 1936-37 in their efforts.
forwards as verified by the way the Conference season with seven games,
scores were made. The passes on the won and five lost to wind up fifth in *
goals all came from immediately the Big Ten. Lost from the quintet Tennis Squad
about the net. The last two tallies, of last year are William "Tippy" Dye.
both by Allen, were made after the inveterate Michigan nemesis, Jack Set To Invade
whole front line had handled it. j
The first two points of the scrap
did not come until late in the initial I.1 r -I Sooth In April
period when Gib James, skating on if
a tightly wrapped ankle but feeling
much better with it than on Thurs- - - For the first time in approximately
day night. took a pass from Smack Fraternity basketball will officially twently years, the tennis team will
(12:42). With 24 seconds remaining begin Monday, Jan. 10, with six "A' take a southern trip this spring.
Smack picked up the rubber in mid- matches scheduled and two other Coach Leroy Weir announced yes-
ice and flashed through unassisted teams, Chi Psi and Sigma Nu, engag- terday that they have scheduled five,
(19:35). ing in practice matches. The time matches for the southern invasion to
McCarthy scored to open the sec- of the first games has been put back be played in as many days.
ond phase. Gib came right back to nine o'clock to allow students to The matches included in the list
land after considerable passing back witness the Varsity game with Ohio are Western Maryland on April 11,
and forth with Fabello slipped the State. The schedule: University of Richmond on the 12th,
puck through after Goalie Gustafson 9:00-Tau Kappa Epsilon vs. Phi Virginia Military Institute on the
had come out in a vain attempt to Sigma Kappa. Delta Kappa Epsilon 13th, University of Virginia on the
stop the play. vs. Delta Tau Delta. 14th, and the University of Kentucky
Michigan's big third period, in 9:40-Sigma Phi vs. Phi Beta Del- on April 15.
which four goals came easily, saw the ta. Alpha Tau Omega vs. Sigma Chi. Of the schools on this list both
Techsters outmaneuvered continually. Theta Chi vs. Zeta Psi. Phi Kappa Virginia and Maryland Universities
Fabello counted on an unassisted as- Tau vs. Acacia. are noted for their perennially good
sist which bounced off Gustafson's Last year Chi Psi defeated Delta teams. It is doubtful if the varsity
arm into the net (2:28), and James Kappa Epsilon in the "A" finals and will be able to have any outside play
followed after a scramble for Allen's Theta Xi won the "B" championship before the trip, a fact that should be
pass (4:31). Allen, on assists from over Sigma Alpha Epsilon. a big handicap.
the other two forwards completed the Kappa Nu will seek to wrest Lamb- The tour will be made by car and
evening rout, the sixth coming at da Chi Alpha's volleyball crown away six players will go. It is expected
15:52 and the seventh at 18:24. Thursday night, Jan. 13, when the from performances this year, that
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Riggs Faces Grant
In Tourney Finals
CORAL GABLES, Fla., Jan.8-(P)-
Bobby Riggs, the nation's no. 2 tennis
player, smashed into the Miami Bilt-
more Tournament finals today with a
straight set victory over young Frank
Kovacs of Oakland, Cal., 6-3, 10-8,
6-0.
Tomorrow Riggs plays Bitsy Grant,
Atlanta's giant-killer, who is seeking
permanent possession of the Col.
Henry L. Doherty trophy. Grant, who
eliminated Elwood Cooke of Portland,
Escanaba Speed Skaters
Shatter Track Records
ESCANABA, Jan. 8.-(/P)-Track
records fell with abandon here this
afternoon in the opening day of the
Upper Peninsula Open Amateur Speed
Skating Championship, with Ocono-
mowoc, Wis., and Escanaba skaters
taking top honors.
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toppled Don Budge in 'last year's
tournament after winning the 1935 re-
newal from Berkeley Bell.
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Hockey Summaries,
Michigan (7) Pos. Mich. Tech. (1)
E. James ....... G....... Gustafson
Simpson ....:... . D.......... Alvord
Smith.........D.........Hascall
Fabello ........ W........ Pekkala
G. James ........W .......... Stack
Allen ........... C ....... McCarthy
Michiga;n Alternates: Chase, Doran,
Chadwick, Hillberg.
Tech Alternates: Briden, Ville-
neuve, Walsh.
Official: Paddy Farrell.
First Period
Scoring: (1) James (Allen' 13:42;
(2) Allen (unassisted) 19:36.
Penalties: Walsh 4:16; Allen 5:03.
Second Period
Scoring: (3) McCarthy (Pekkala)
0:37: (4) James Fabello) 4:30:
Penalties : Alvord, Allen, 1:34;;
Smith 7:25; Smith. Briden, 13:42;
Allen, Pek ala, 14:55.
Third Period
Scoring: (5) Fabello (unassisted)
2:28;(6) James (Allen) 4:31; (7) Al-
len (James, Fabello) 15:52 (8) Allen
(James, Fabello) 18:24.
Penalties: James, 8:49; Allen, 15:54;
Villeneuve, 16:42.
two teams meet in the finals of the
championship playoffs.
Fraternity bowling will also begin
Monday and all matches will be run
off at the Union. Last year Phi Kap-
pa Sigma bested Alpha Kappa Lamb-
da in the finals with a score of 2508.
The schedule:
4:00-Zeta Beta Tau vs. Theta Xi.
9:30-Alpha Chi Sigma vs. Alpha
Delta Phi. Phi Alpha Kappa vs. Tri-
gon.
Intramural hockey is still continu-
ing with four fraternity leagues and
two of independent teams. The fra-
ternity winner will play the indepen-
dent champions for the campus title.
Last year, the Alley Cats, numbering
{ several freshman stars in their line-
up, won the championship. The
schedule:
10:15--Psi Upsilon vs. Beta Theta
Pi. Lambda Chi Alpha vs. Alpha Sig-
~ma Phi.
CALL PING PONG ENTRIES
Entries are still being received
at the Intramural department of-
fices for the all-campus ping-pong
tourney, play in which will start
sometime this week.
Neil Levenson, Tom Slattery, Don
Percival and Steve Woolsey will be
almost sure of going, aind who the re-
maining two will be is as yet very
much undecided.
Starting out with only three letter-
men, Coach Weir has done a fine
job of finding and developing not
only sophomore talent, but other play-
ers as well who have never before been
out for varsity or freshman tennis.
Among these men are Don Crozat,
Charles Frost, and Jim Hines, sopho-
mores and John Edmunds, Art Cohen,
and Bill Smith, upperclassmen, from
this group there are certain to rise
players who will fill the number five
and six positions very capably.
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FGIn Desperate Final Drive
NEW YORK, Jan. 8.-/P)-Pro- EVANSTON, Ill.. Jan. 8.-{ 'i-
ceeding on the theory that Far Eas- Northwestern registered its second
tern turmoil will subside in time to Big Ten victory in as many starts
stage the 1940 Olympic Games inBi
Tokyo, the executive committee of when it eked out a 35-34 win over,
the American Olympic Association to- Ohio State tonight. £ree throw
day set in motion the machinery for by Ad Vance with less than two min-
U.S. participation, at an estimated utes t9 pay won for the WildcatsI
aggregate cost of $400,000. after they had been trailing 34-30
Actually it won't be necessary to with five minutes remaining.
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to Berlin in 1936. There's a current scoring howeve. bas by Currie
balance of $64,878.92 in American
Olympic funds, a circumstance that last minutes set the stage for Vance's
prompted action today to pro-rate winning charity toss.s
$5,000 of it among a half dozen sports """-
groups which paid their own way to
Germany. The rest will be the "kit-
ty" for 1940.
Besides laying the groundwork for
National fund-raising, under they
combined leadership of the Amateur f
Athletic Union and National Colle-
giate A.A.-now on a parity in all
Olympic affairs - today's meeting
is
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