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SwimmerElect Dobson Burton Captain Of 1941-42
Te a
Baseball Team
Leaves Today
To Tour South
Stoddard To Hurl Opener
At Maryland Tomorrow;
Fisher Discloses Lineup
A 16-man Wolverine baseball squad
will leave by car at 7:30 a.m. today
for College Park, Maryland, where
Michigan opens its 1941 season to-
morrow against the University of
Maryland Terrapins. The game is
scheduled for 2:30 p.m.
Also traveling with the four-car
caravan, besides Coach Ray Fisher,
are Charley Knapp, manager, Don
Wirtchafter, Daily Sports Editor,
and Mr. Lloyd Allen, Wolverine fan
who volunteered to drive one of the
cars. The squad plans to pull into
College Park early this evening.
After, meeting the strong Maryland
club Michigan will go to Lexington,
Virginia, where they face Washington
and Lee Saturday. Monday they step
into a schedule that calls for six
games in as many days. The team
meets North Carolina at Chapel Hill
Monday; VMI at Lexington Tuesday;
Navy at Annapolis Wednesday;
Georgetown at Washington Thurs-
day; Richmond at Richmond, Va.,
Friday and Virginia at Charlottesville
Saturday. The squad will return to
Ann Arbor late Sunday,' April 20.
Fisher put his players through a
long batting drill yesterday afternoon
in their last pre-seasoh workout. All
of the six pitchers on the squad
worked during the practice session,
and Fisher announced that Mickey
Stoddard, veteran right-hander,
would start against Maryland, with
either Mase Gould or Neil Muir,
southpaws, in reserve. Sophomore
Cliff Wise will probably be the start-
ing hurler in Saturday's contest with
Washington and Lee.
The batting order for the opener
will have Davie Nelson, centerfielder,
leading off, followed by Don Hol-
man; Mike Sofiak, shortstop; Captain
Bill Steppon, second base, in the
clean-up slot; sophomore Dick Wake-
field in right; George Ruehle on first;
Bud Chamberlain, third; George
Harmns, catcher; and Stoddard.
Tobin, Hammett, Porter Lead
Tennis Squad On Southern Trip
By ART HILL
Ask Varsity tennis coach Leroy
Weir how his team is shaping up for
the coming campaign and you won't
get a very enthusiastic answer.
"They'll be a little better than last
year," represents the height of the
young net mentor's enthusiasm.r
But there's a twinkle in his eye
when he says it that leads the queg-"
tioner to believe that Weir has high
hopes for his boys. And why not?E
Plain facts point to an aggregation
not a "little better" as he expresses
Freestyle Ace
Will Succeed
William Beebe
Diminutive Tankman Held
Role Of 'Utility Man'
On Championship Squad
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by any means, but a scrapper from
the word "go," Burton did most of his
outstanding work as a member of
SMann's 400-yaard relay team which
Backs Shine As Gridders Hold
Final Practice Before Vacation,
it, but one which is tremendously im- i
proved suffered two defeats all season
All one need do to verify this is toe #to Yale and icago T
to cast an appraising eye over the (both of whom broke the ex:
roster of the squad which boards world record for that event.
the train for the Sunny Southland "Dobby is a most conscien
this afternoon. boy," Coach Mann remarked
Playing in the number one spot the election, "and he'll make a
when the Wolverine netters take the leader." "I just hope I can do as
court for their season opener against as last year's captain," Burton
Washington and Lee this Saturday plied. "Boy, was I surprised!
will be Capt. Jim Tobin. The hand- EiThe selection of Burton a
COACH LE~ROY WEIR Teslcino utna
some Wolverine leader should be new leader of the Wolverine ta
able to hold his own with any racket- wrote finis to another great ye
wielder in the Big Ten except Sey- of a break. he will win the majority swimming triumphs. Beebe, out
mour Greenberg of Northwestern who of his matches. .aptain, was a vital element i
is ranked among the first 15 na- The. ame goes for Gaion at num- last-half stretch drive which the'
tionally. , er five. Thesedetpae on the
tSna cond and Third Spots team, Tom did well in the three slot verines put on to defend their
national titles.
Now we come to the second and last year. Draw your own conclusions. He kept a confidet Michigan
',hird spots, and it is here that thce The occupant o1 thce sixth position Hrm ekeptna cofide bitMiphia
change for the better is most obvious. is still in doubt. Weir is taking from becoming cocky, built up
Last year, these positions were filled 1lowie Bacon, Jim Bourquin and Al- tery sophomore here and t
acceptably by Wayne Stille and Tom den Johnson on the trip and their spurred on a senior -- kept a
Gamon. This season, Stille and Ga- play in the South will undoubtedly team great.
mon have been moved down to the determine their status. Two sophomores stood out in
fourth and fifth spots where anyone Doubles Teams year of swim victories, and Jim
with an IQ rating of moron or better The first doubles tr'am will be com- ner, a triple-title holder, is o
can see they should be eminently posed of Tobin and Hammett. This them. Owner of the Big Ten, Nat
more successful. should be a fine combination. Tobin Collegiate AAU crowns in the br
Lawton Hammett, whose net game has all the shots and will team well stroke, Jim was defeated but
will match any in the conference, with Hammett, who's net play is all year, and was easily one of
and Jim Porter, the right-handed terrific. outstanding men on k squad of
southpaw, will handle the two and The next two pairs will see Stille Jack Patten, too, got in more
three positions. Both should be and Porter playing together and his share of first places - fini
fairly well up in the won and lost Gamon and either Bacon, Bourquin the season without a title but;
list. Butj it is /the four and five and Johnson completing the doubles of experience and thrilling rac
spots that bring a smile to Coach list. his credit. Other second year
Weir's face. As we said at the beginning, Coach who will be heard from in the f
At number four, Stille should be Leroy Weir refuses to wax optimistic. include Bruce Allen, Bob West,
very effective. The Duke has a fire- But we're taking the liberty of doing Morse and Ted Horlenko. TI
'all serve and plenty of fight, lack- it for him. In short, things look potential dynamite for Michigar
ing only consistency. With any kind good. ponents!
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By BUD HENDEL {
In a game marked by fast stepping
backfield men, a powerful Red team
came from behind yesterday to over-
whelm a weakening Blue squad, 26-13.1
It was the last spring practice session1
before school is resumed on April.21.I
Coach Fritz Crisler placed all vet-
erans on the Blue team and all fresh-
men with the exception of quarter-
back George Ceithaml, on the Red
aggregation; but before the tilt was
finished many of the Bluemen were
shifted to the Reds.
Norm Call, hard running junior
halfback who played for both teams,
ran off with the scoring honors for
the day as he crossed the goal line
for two touchdowns and passed to Ot-
to Chady, Blue right end, for anoth-
er. But it was yearling John Allerdice
who set the Red outfit on the victory
road with his accurate passes.
Blues Score First
The Blues struck first. After re-
covering a Red fumble, they resorted
to the airlanes as Call flipped one to
Chady who covered the remaining
twelve yards to paydirt. Melzow
missed the conversion.
And it wasn't long after that when
the Blue team scored its second and
last tally. Guard John Laine broke
through to block Allerdice's quick
kick on the Red 10 yard marker, and
tackle Flop Flora fell on the ball as
it bounced over the goal line. This
time Melzow made the extra pointr
good.
After the next kickoff Allerdice
turned on the aerial fireworks. He
passed twice to end Walt Friehofer
and once to Ceithaml to advance the
ball to the Blue twelve. Then he hit
George again to account for the
first in a long parade of Red touch-
I-M Department Forms
Spring LaCrosse Squads
Campus lacrosse enthusiasts will
have their first chance at organized
team play this spring, according to
plans announced yesterday by the
Intramural Department. All men in-
terested in playing lacrosse, whether
or not' they have had any previous
experience, are requested to attend
a meeting of the Lacrosse Club at
8 p.m. today in room 304 at the Union.
Lacrosse fans at Michigan have
formerly been limited to instruction
Land practice, but two squads are
being organized this year for team
competition.
downs. His extra point attempt was
wide.
The next time the Reds gained
possession of the ball the Allerdice-
to-Friehofer combination, mixed in
with short passes to Ceithanil and
plunges by Don Boor, carried the pig-
skin to the Blue ten where the Blue-
shirts held. But the Redmen bounced
right back. Boor's smashes and a pass
to Petoskey advanced the ball to the
two, from where Allerdice scored.
Grissen converted.
Call Tallies Twice -
Call took Allerdice's piace in the
Red backfield, and after Pregulman
intercepted Morrison's pass, Norm
skirted right end for the third Red
touchdown. Once again Grissen's cdn-
version split the uprights. Then on
the last play of the game, Call broke
off tackle and raced sixty yards
for the Reds' final tally.
The contest was featured by Call's
flashy running, Allerdice's passes,
Boor's line bucks, Friehofer's sterling
end play, and Lame's fine guard
performance.
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Swing To Dixieland Tomorrow
cKain, Newhouser Give By LYONS HOWLAND the golfers will stop on April 21 at
Favored by the spring's first good Columbus, Ohio, to meet Ohio State.
Runs On Wild Pitches weather, Michigan's golfers have Playing the Buckeyes two times lastl
"Georgia on their minds" this week year, Michigan beat them on both
GREENVILLE, S.C., April 9.-(A)- as they work out on the University occasions, 14%i-9%, and 15-12.
As far as the Detroit Tigers are' Golf Course in preparation for their Coach Courtright's golfers will ar-
concerned, the Washington Senators ecming southern trip. rive home at Ann Arbor on Monday,
are the team to beat for the Ameri- The Wolverines will go into battle April 21, to write finis to their an-
can League pennant. favored by last season's record nual spring trip. Only regret that
The Tigers tried the trick again against their Dixieland opponents. Courtright has is that the Wolver-
today-and lost, 5 to 3, their seventh Last year's all-veteran team won the 1 ines will be unable to take part in
straight setback by the Senators. The dual meets of their spring schedule: this year's Southern Intercollegiate
contest was played in a steady down- and took third place in the Southern Tournament. Michigan's Spring Va-
pour.Intercollegiate Meet. cation will come too late for the
The squad is scheduled to leave linksmen to participate.
Hal Newhouser, the first of two Anil Arbor tomorrow morning for
Detroit pitchers, was wild, walking Atlanta, Ga., where it will lock clubs
six batters and making two wild on April 14 with Georgia Tech. Mich- FORIHAM UNIVERSY
pitches.in four innings. He also gave igan soundly trounced the 'Ramblin' SCHOOL OF LAW
up four hits and three runs but three Wrecks' last year to the tune of NEW YORK
of the hits and all of the runs were 20%,'2-1,'. The Wolverines will then Case system
tainted. leave Atlanta and head for ,Ath- Three-Year Day Course
Archie McKain, who followed him, 'ns, Ga., to take on the University Four-Year Evening Course
didn't fare much better, permitting of Georgia on April 16. The links- co-educational
five safeties and walking two in the men also subdued Georgia on last Member of the Association of Ameriean
three innings he worked. Law schools
SidHudon nd im eanhuredyear's trip with a 13 -4 f score.
Sid Hudson and Jim Dean hurled From there Courtright will take College Degree or Two Years of
for Washington and were touched his men northward on the home College Work with Good Grades
for nine hits, one more than the trek, stopping on the way to en- Required for Entrance
Tigers made. gage the University of Tennessee in Transcript of Record Must Be Furridhed
The Senators scored the deciding battle at Knoxville on April 18. Court- Morning, Early Afternoon and
i'un in the fifth- right's men had little trouble with ven as
the Volunteers last year, downing For further information address
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