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Varsity
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Team
Faces
Top
Foes
Saturday
Phi Chi Quintet irish, Illinois Threaten
Baseball Puts
N owa Slugger
Captures itme --
Thnclads' SupremacyField
Wenley House Breaks
Two Scoring Records Crack two-mile quartets from turned in on the sma1ler board tracklM ass
Notre Dame and Illinois will threaten at Madison Square Garden, while
Winning the professional frater- the supremacy of Michigan's powerfulIthe times of both the Irish and the
SIndians were compiled oi the big, By SIH
nity championship, Phi Chi rode team Saturday night at the Chicago Inlatrack at Chica Michi m Baseball
roughshod over Alpha Chi Sigma to Relays in the Windy City's huge have also run better on this track. down at th
the tune of 59-10, being the first to Stadium. Michigan's four half milers--Cap- described in
cinch a league basketball title this Anchored by the fast-improving tam Dave Matthews, Bob Ufer Ross lam.
year. Ollie Hunter III, the Irish quartet baters are nc
In the Residence Hall League, swept aside all apposition in the Uni- waiting their
Wenley House set new scoring rec- versity two-mile grind at the Illinois plate and ta
ords in the class A and class B Tech Relays last week-end, winning ball. When t
step into the
groups. Wenley A team walloped in 7:46.7. And Illinois lost in a stretch soed to h
Adams House to the score of 62-6 duel.
Besides the great Hunter Notr e
and their B quintet followed up its Dame has Frank Conforti who was 'Heads Up'
victory with another splurge of clocked in 1:56 for his half-mile leg Throughou
points, this time only 57-12. and Don Curtie, Central Collegiate ternoon one g
In the class A circuit of the Resi- champion. Hunter hit 1:55.5 for the yell "headsL
dence Halls, Williams House won the 880 last week and will do better under puts his han
pressure. prays that th
championship of League I fromprsu.paythth
And the Indians from Champaign when it come
Lloyd by default and Fletcher Hall are about as good as the Irish. The of the fieldI
won their match also by default from combination of Clarence Dunn, Bob several men
Allen-Rumsey. The winners of Seib, Bob Goddell and Don Kelley, or ting the ball1
League I and II will meet for the possibly the freshman, Bill Beiler, is standing ab
championship of the single dormi- on par with the South Bend crew. from the bat
tory league. William's B team took Coach Ken Doherty's Maize and Now and t
honors from Lloyd House's B team Blue quartet appears slated for third hits the ball
to the tune of a 27-15 score. place on the basis of comparative sails towards
As soon as the finals for all of the times, for the time of 7:47.7 at Mill- the sides of
various leagues are finished the di- rose and the 7:48.8 at the Knights of ately the ba
rectors of the TM Building plan to Columbus Qames are slower than knees and pr
have an "all-school" champion de- both that of Notre Dame and Illinois. through for h
termined by another set of playoffs. Of course, the two clockings were er has repeat
about this lit
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JERWOOD KATZ
practice now going on
e Field House may be
two words-mass bed-
I of the field house the
;anding around the nets
turn to step up to the
ke a few swings at the
their name is called they
"mosquito netting" and
whale the stuffings out
t the course of the af-
gets used to the familiar
up" and then patiently
nds over his head, and
he ball will not hit him
s to rest. In the center1
house there are always
playing pepper and bat-
to the various infielders
out twelve feet away
ter.
hen one of the batters
a little too hard and it
the windows situated at
the building. Immedi-
tter gets down on his
ays that it will not goI
ie knows that Ray Fish-
edly warned the fellows
ttle matter of breaking
main worries that con-
f the visitors when he
aseball team in action is
WheA "Pro" isn't on the
ag them past the batters
engaged in the art of
er. Now "Pro" is known
the conference for his
batter so naturally he
at the plate taking his
in reality he is only
ards distance from the'
a cut at the ball that'
tice to Babe Ruth and
ball travels with the
llet towards the fielders1
e close to him. A good
me the ball goes by them
nes the ball isn't even in
m. The result is that all,
re in a radius of fiftyI
ming team will attempt to crack a
world record. The swimmer P. Harry
Holiday, and the record is tha i the
220-yard backstroke, a mark of 2:23
held by the possessor of most ol the
backstroke records, Adolf Kiefer.
Harry has high hopes of breaking
the standard, for he has done so in
practice and has closely aprac
it this week without really lettin
himself out. So it is that larry is
quite confident he will carry a new
Wings Fix Playoff Jhtes
DETROIT, March 16.- P The
Detroit Red Wings announced today
a complete set of dates for tbeir Na-
tional Hockey League playoff series
with the Toronto Maple Leafs that
opens at Olympia Stadium Sunday.
Following the first two games at
Detroit on Sunday and next Tues-
day, the clubs will play at Toronto
March 25 and 27.
THE LOVE DRAMA
THAT IS THRILLING
THE HEART OF
AMERICA!
Another triumph from the
makers of "Mrs. Miniver"-
different, but equally soul-stir-
ring, equally unforgettable!
Past performances point out that
he speed of the tall sophomore is no
mirage. Th a t effort less-looking st rok-
ug pushed Keifer ;oIa new
orld ldard ,at 150 yads at
year in the National AAU's. This
year it has brought Harry the
world record for the 100-yard back-
stroke and the NCA A mark for the
150
Holiday Tries TQ Crieh Ki 4er's
220-Yard Baeksirl IIIrN Toduy
Tomorrow afternoon at the Del rn world record io) e Union wit him
Athletic Club a rather prominent t swimmers
member of Coach Matt Mann's vwim-
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Added! NEWS EVENTS * "MR. SMUG" Victory Reel
smooth-running timber-
topper o* Michigan's cinder squad
who is pointing for the Cleveland
and Purdue Relays on March 26
and 27, respectively. Pinney won
the low hurdles event at the Illi-
nois Tech Relays last Saturday
with ease.
Hume and John Roxborough-are
considered the best in the Conference,
and as a team are topnotch.
Both Matthews and Ufer will have
competed in another race about an
hour before the relay. Ufer is slated
for the special 600-yard run, while
Matthews will run the 1,000-yard
race. The question is can they come
back in les4 than an hour and run a
fast half-mile.
watches the b
"Pro" Boim. V
mound foggin
he is usually
playing pepp
throughout tI
prowess as a
thinks he is
swings when
about two ya
fielders.
Another Ruth
He takes a
would do jus
obviously the
speed of a bu
who are quit
deal of the tir
and other tim
reach of them
those who ar
PRO BOIM
earned his reputation as a
hurler last year but now he's
training to be a slugger.
feet when "Pro" bats are taking their
lives in their own hands. The players
don't know where "Pro" is more1
dangerous, on the mound or playing
pepper.
Yanks Sign Bonham
ASBURY PARK, N.J., March 16.-
(/P)-Manager Joe McCarthy an-
nounced today that Ernie Bonham,
New York Yankee hurling ace in
winning 21 games last season, had
accepted terms and is enroute from
California.
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Turn Back the Clock
WHO said they never come back?
Yesterday, a one-time Wolverine
National wrestling champion at 145
pounds dropped in to see the boys at
Yost Field House and couldn't resist
the urge to take another crack at it.
The good-looking, dark-haired
young man was Harold Nichols,
Michigan mat captain in 1939 and
National Collegiate champion that
season. Although four years have
elapsed, Harold still weighs in at
154 pounds.
Now a physical instructor with the
Army Air Forces at Mitchell Field,
Long Island, Nichols is combining a
furlough and honeymoon. He was
married last Saturday to his collegeI
sweetheart, Ruth McCain of Clark-
dale, Miss. where the ceremony tookj
place.
1JAROLD hasn't slowed up much
in four years. He wrestled with
Warren DeLand, Bob Allen (Var-
sity 165-pounder) and George Cur-
tis (Frosh 155-pounder), and went
through his unlimited bag of
tricks.
His younger brother, Don, wore the'
Maize and Blue for Michigan wrestl-
ing teams also, and annexed the Na-
tional Collegiate crown at 175 pounds
in 1940. Don is now piloting a pas-
senger airliner.
Harold is particularly remember-
ed for his unique system of paring
pounds before a match. He would
weigh 154 pounds 24 hours before
weighing-in time. The day before
would include a stiff workout that
would sweat off six pounds. In the
evening he would dring a bottle of
citrate of magnesia and a glass of
fruit juice. Next day he would
weigh in at 145 pounds. In between
the weighing-in and the match,
Nichols would eat and drink bring-
ifig his weight up to about 151
pounds by wrestling time.
IT GETS IN THE BLOOD: Do you
remember Michigan's third-string
halfback, Warren Yaap? He had the
misfortune to play in the Wolverine
backfield with, Tom Kuzma, Paul
White, Don Robinson, Bob Chappuis,
Cliff Wise, Frank Wardley, Bob
Wiese, Don Lund, etc. Well, Yaap is
back on Campus. However, he is now
a student in the Meteorology Train-
ing School at East Quadrangle . . . .
IT'S A SMALL WORLD: Who
would ever think that two former
Michigan men would bump into
each other in Wisconsin. The draft
took both Frank Wardley, a reserve
halfback last fall, and Johnny Mc-
Carty, a trackman who showed
great promise as a freshman. Both
had weak eyesight and were
shipped to Camp McCoy's Limited
Service School. Recently they ran
into each other at Camp....
DOWN FLORIDA WAY: Uncle
Sam has scattered Michigan men in
every direction. At Miama Beach are
Don Robinson, captain of Michigan's
1943 baseball team; Chuck Kennedy,
second-string end last fall; and
Dutch Heid. All are, in the Army Air
Corps. The other night Kennedy and
Heid had the evening off and went on
an ice cream and milk binge.
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