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First Semester

Athletic

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Makes Second Start

Varsity Faces
State Natators
At Pool Today
Michigan Swimmers Seek
To Break Mile Records
In Back, Breast Stroke
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Wolverines A nd Charley Pink Click,

Bert Stodden, Michigan's hard-
fighting defense man will again be
in the starting lineup tonight when
the Wolverines meet the Ontario
A.C. hockey team at the Coliseum.
-todden, an Ann Arbor boy, is a
'W_)hwnore.
Theta Delta Chi took the lead in
he I-M fraternity bowling qualifiers
i s week when its live man team
, lled up a total of 2426. The Theta
Delts replaced Phi Kappa Sigma on
top.
Kappa Sigma is now third in
the qualifiers and Sigma Chi,
Alpha Tau Omega, Sigma Alpha
Epsilon, Tau Kappa Epsilon, Zeta
Psi, Theta Xi and Phi Delta
Theta follow in that order. Oth-
ers who are still among the first
16 are Beta Theta Pi, Alpha Sig-
ma Phi, Zeta Beta Tau, Psi Upsi-
lon, Phi Beta Delta and Alpha
Delta Phi.
Jack LaRock holds the lead in the
All-Campus bowling qualifying round
with a total of 650. Charles Quarles
is second so far with 533.

two teaming up with Sherrill in the o
dorsal event.
Jim Welsh, the fourth of the sopho- rT
more stars, will probably swim in o
both distance events, a
Attack Begins Early d
Although the meet is scheduled toin
begin at 7:30, nine of the Wolverine
freshmen and varsity men will start w
their attack on the world record for C
the mile breast stroke at 7:15, with
Johnny Haigh, John Sharmet, Toryi
Williams, Tom Haynie, Ed Mack, Boo
Newton, Dobson Burton, Bob John.
son and Ial Benham swimming in
that order.
Since there will be records at stakes,
at the conclusion of every 200 yards, t
the times will be announced as soon ,
as they are declared authentic by j
the timers.
Bill Comstock, freshman breast
stroker, was scheduled to swim in this
event but be has been confined to
the health service wi a quinsy strr
throat and will b eniaccu by D
so huto, anothc.
The record for this evont is 24:C:
and is held by Michigan who set the
mark in 1935. Each man will swim
200 yards with the exception of the
anchor man who will have 160 yards
to go to complete the mile.
In the back stroke, the team of
Bill Beebe, Charley Barker, Dick
Reidl, Haynie, Williams, Bill Buck-
ingham, Dean Thomas, Strother
Martin, Jack Sherrill and Bob Sauer'
will try to crack the present mark of
21:28.9. Like the breast stroke, the
times will be announced after each
ma has finished his leg of 150-yards.

George Sister Is Honored
George Sisler, one-time Michigan
and Big League baseball player, was
yesterday honored with a place in
the baseball Hall of Fame. Sisler, who
was a first-baseman, played on tle
Wolverine nine in the pre-war era.


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