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TonfldenitMichigan Track Team
Awaits Invasion Of Ohio Squad
1I MGolf Tourney
Set For Tomorrow
The Intramural-Golf Tournament,
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By HERM EPSTEIN
The Ohio State track team comes to
town tomorrow to take a long-delayed
trimming at the hands of Charlie
Hoyt 's Big. Ten Champions. The
meet, which was scheduled between
the two teams for March 3, literally
"flu" out of existence, as too many
members of the squads were ill to al-
low any kind; of a contest.
At :the beginning of the season the
Buckeye coach Larry Snyder said,
"Michigan ,is twice as good as any
other. team in the Conference," and
the Wolverines for once want to live
up to his judgment. Though the
meet itself will not be too hotly con-
tested,. there will be plenty of close
races as the Bucks boast several out-
standing performers.
Relay Is Featuu-e
The mile relay will, of course, be
the piece de resistance, as two of the
finest, quartets . in. the country meet
in what should be a record-shatter-
ing duel. The Bucks' 3-14.1 perfor-
mance places them in the favorites'
position, but Ross Faulkner and his
three sophomore running. mates have
plenty,.of. speed up their legs and
stand a good, chance of turning the
tables in their favor.
The .meeting between Bob Lewis,
Ohio's 22G, yard conference dash,
champion- and Michigan's Al Smith
will, provide more fireworks for the
fan who likes his races close. Lewis-
ran 9.8 and 21.1 respectively for the
100 and 220 last Saturday, while
Smith was. doing 9.9 and 21.6.
Close Quarter-Mile
No matter who runs in the 440, the
race will finish under the proverbial
blanket. Howells, Sulzman. and Co-
operrider for the Buekeyes and Breid-
enbach, Faulkner, Balyeat, Leutritz
and Hayes for the Wolverines will fur-
nish one of the best groups of quar-
ter milers that has gathered for any
purpose this. year.
In the two mile, Jim Whittaker of
Ohio will be .the underdog despite
his being the indoor title holder.
Ralph Schwartzkopf is out for re-
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meet when he was forced to drop out this year, will get under way at 8 a.m.
because of illness, and nothing that tomorrow, when the first foursome
Whittaker has done thus far indicates will tee off. Other foursomes will fol-
that he will be able to do very much low, teeing off at seven .minute in-
about it. tervals, until 4 p.m.
Eisenhart Is Fast
Len Eisenhart, sophomore half mil-
er, ran 1:54.8 as the Bucks lost to
Notre Dame last week, and that-effort
promises a fine duel with Hod Da-
vidson, Dye Hogan and Tommy Jes-
'er of the Wolverin's.
Another recent development which
presaged action has been abandoned
to save Jack Sulzman for the mile re-
lay,. Sulzman ran the low hurdles
for the first time last Saturday and
won in 23.9, breaking Jesse Owens'
meet mark. However,*Coach Snyder
is much more anxious to win that
relay than to bring the score a little
closer, so Stan Kelley and Jeff Hall
will have things their own way over
the barriers.
Paul Keller Hurls Psi U
To Win In Softall Game
In a hard fought battle which was
a replay of a protested game, Psi U
trimmed Alpha Tau Omega 4-3 yes-
terday in a fraternity league contest.
Paul Keller, Psi U speed-ball hurler
bested Ken Meyer in this pitching,
duel.
Ford Whipple pitched Beta Theta
Pi to a 4-2 victory against Delta Upsi-
lon, while Hermitage dropped Tau
Kappa Epsilon from the second place
playoffs, 10-6.
Over 40 five man teams, represent-
ing fraternities,, graduates, independ-
ents, and faculty members, will all
compete tomorrow for the champion-
ship in their respective divisions,.Last
year's winner inthe Fraternity divi-
sion was Psi Upsilon, with a four
man total:of 346. The Graduate Tro-
phy was won by the Law Club with a
total of 344.
A special award, a gold medal, will'
be given for the longest drive off the
first tee. A medal will also be given
to the individual turning in the best
score in the undergraduate division,
while the members of the winning in-
cependent team will receive medals.
Swimmers Seek Third Championship
At Detroit In National Outdoor Meet
By DON WIRTCHAFTER season and a chance to catch up on i events; Welsh, Hayinie, Burton and
Nothing could be sweeter for Matt their neglected studies. Gus Sharemet will compete in the
Mann this summer than a team title Ohio won the meet and immediate- '200; Ebling, Welsh, Holmes and Bur-'
-for -his Wolverines at the National ly rumors became prevalent around ton in the 400, while Thaxter and Eb-
AAU outdoor swimming meet in De- Columbus-town that the Wolverines ling will swim in the grueling 1500-
had not entered because "they knew {fmeter race.
troit. .they cculdn't win." It was bruited The crack trio of Heydt, Barker
A victory there would do more than about that Matt had used strategy and Beebe will take care of the Wol-
just add another important crown to in order to make Ohio State's in- verine backstroke duties, while
the ones that the powerful Wolver- evitable victory a cheap one .Haigh, John Sharemet and Williams
ines have .already annexed this year, 17 Men Will Enter are entered in the:breaststroke.
the National.Intercollegiate and the Matt will take a squad of 17 to Besides Benham, Martin and Wo-
Western Conference titles; it would the meet, including Capt. Hal Ben- lin in the diving, Michigan will enter
spike the rumours that Matt ne- ham, Torn Haynie, Charley Barker, two teams in both the medle=T and
'glected to -'enter the Indoor AAU's Bill Beebe, Bill Holmes, Francis 1800-meter relay races.
because he was afraid his team would Heydt, John Haigh, Gus Sharemet, The Detroit meet, aside frem giv-
be beaten. Jim Welsh, John Sharemet, Art Eb- {ing a chance for revenge, will be an
Passed Up Meet ling, Blake Thaxter, Ed Hutchens, acid test for the Michigan Olympic
If you remember, Michigan passed Dobson Burton, Jack Wolin, Strother Dopes since most of the nation's out-
up the national indoor meet this Martin and Tommy Williams. standing swimmers as well as the
winter when Mann felt that his Barker, Gus Sharemet and Holmes American Olympic officials will all
natators needed a rest after a long are entering the 100-meter free style be present.
Ostroot Tops Watson's
Frosh Discus Record
Big George Ostroot took time off
from his duties as tackle on the var-
sity football team yesterday to go
over to the discus ring .and smash
Bill Watson's frosh record.
The method way " Very simple.
George stepped into the circle eight
times, spun around three times on
each throw, and let fly with the
platter. Five times the discus went
sailing beyond Watson's 138 foot
mark, and the best of the throws, 144
feet 'eleven inches was established
!,as the mark.
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