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UNIVERSITY BOWS TO SAILORS:

Haase, Navy Trainee, Totals 92.6
Points in Tests for Record Score

(Continued from Page 1)

ing highest on the second tests

zie, McAfee, Nash, Ross, Colman, Ai-
ken, Woomer, Marine Sergeant
Hornbrook, Corporal Atkins and Ser-
geant Rubin.
In commenting on the program
here, Lt. Jennings pointed out th.t
the Secretary of the Navy had direct-.
ed that every provision should be
taken to guarantee that American'
Naval officers and bluejackets be
second to none in physical fitness.
Program Is Balanced
As an example of the balanced
program, Lt. Jennings pointed out
the improvement in the pull-up av-
erage. "When the boys started out
the average was about eight. This,"
he, said, "was due largely to American
emphasis on leg developing sports.
By the end of the period," he added,
"the average per man had shot up to
1P pull-ups due to special arm and
shoulder exercises."
In the swimming tests conducted
under: the University swim coach,
Matt Mann, 971 passed first tests out
of .1,331 V-12 trainees participating.
A; total of 105 boys could not swim at
all. When the tests were repeated
at the end of the 16-week period,
only 23 failed to pass and a portion
of these were kept from daily practice<
by, injuries or infections.1
Below is a list of the 25 men scor-1
Big Ten Official Dies
CHICAGO, Nov. 8.- (IP)- Fred
Pardrer, 55, Rochelle, Ill., a Big Ten
football official since 1912, died to-
day in St. Luke's Hospital. He had
been scheduled to work the North-
Western-Notre Dame football game
Saturday at Evanston.

their first test scores.
Uaase ..............
Kavieff .............
Darrow .............
1xumbray ...........
W ald ...............
Bartczak ...........
Shuman ............
Katko ..............
Guy .............
Kloske .............
Bollinger ...........

1st
test
72.2
66
71.2
55.4
59
51
53
51
59.6
53.8
52.8

and
2nd
test
92.6
87
85.6
83.8
83.4
82.6
82.6
82.4
42
81.8
81.6

Freeman
Oldenkamp
Lievense ....
Frane ......
Genung
McIsaac ....
Holcommbe.
Bush .......
Purdy ......
Bloomer ...
Barbour ....
Forrestal.
Norris.....
Stevens .

.55 81.6
.54.4 81.6
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.64 81.4
...........60.4 81.4
.56.6 81.4
...........52.8 81.4
.......... 52 81
.55.8 80.8
.51.6 80.6
........... -58.2 80.2
63.6 80.2
68.4 80.2
. 9.2 80.2

Notre Dame
Stays as Top
Team m Nation
Michigan Elevated to
Fourth in Grid Poll;
Purdue Is Number Two
NEW YORK, Nov. 8.-()-Notre
Dame headed every ballot cast in
this week's Associated Press football
poll to determine the 10 leading
teams in the country-the first time
any club ever" received unanimous
approval
The Irish, who have monopolized
the top rung all year, brushed aside
all other threats for a first place
vote by defeating Army, 26-0, while
Navy was downing Pennsylvania,
and San Diego Naval Training Sta-
tion surprised Southern California,
10-7.
Lieut.-Comdr. Edgar E. (Rip) Mil-
ler, line coach at the U.S. Naval
Academy but a Notre Dame gradu-
ate, told the New York football Writ-
ers today that the present team was
definitely the best Irish team and,
"The day it played Navy at Cleve-
land it could have beaten any other
college team ever to take the field."
Purdue retained second place in
the poll but Army skidded from third
to sixth place because it lost to the
Irish. Navy crept back to third and
Michigan grabbed fourth.
TOP TEN

From the Headquarters of the
United States 14th Army Air Force
in China it was officially announced
today th1at Tom Harmon. Michigan's
All-American halfback, was pro-
moted to the rank of first lieutenant
on Oct. 31.
The irony of this promotion, how-
ever, was that it came one day too
late, for it was on Oct. 30 that Har-
mon was lost in a dive-bombing at-
tack on a Yangtze river fort.
The official report of the fight
stated that the Wolverine hero was
flying with a flight of P-38 Light-
nings when the accident occurred.
As the group ripped into shipping
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and docks at Kiukang, a flight of 10
to 15 Zero fighters attacked. The
Americans also encountered heavy
anti-aircraft fire.
Two Lightnings crashed in flames
and two others failed to return.
There has been no report as yet on
the fate of the men in the other two
fighters. Harmon was in one of
those two planes which are missing.

Two Zeros were destroyed in the
battle.
Harmon arrived in China last Aug.
12 after recuperating in Florida from
his South American experience fol-
lowing the crash of a bomber in the
Dutch Guiana jungles.
For some weeks after coming to
China, Harmon was hospitalized for
dysentery.


Harmon Promoted Day After Loss

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Injured Hirsch Expected To Play
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Today and Wednesday

By The Associated Press
Michigan's football team got the
day off today in reward for its vic-
tory over Indiana, but whether or
not it's needed, practice will com-
mence tomorrow for Saturday's game
with Wisconsin.
As the Badgers have a five-game
losing streak and have only a 7-5
victory over Iowa to show for eight
1943 starts, the element of a contest
appears to have been 'reinoved from
Saturday's 19th renewal of this Wes-
tern Conference series. Wisconsin
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has gone scoreless the last four
games and has only four touchdowns
all season.
Contrarily, Michigan has 230
points in seven games for the second
highest team total since Fielding H.
Yost's point-a-minute teams.
The Michigan-Wisconsin game will
show more clearly than any other
1943 football meeting just what cur-
iosities have emerged from the war-
torn season. There was the novelty
a fortnight ago of Bill Daley facing
his old school when Michigan met
Minnesota, but chances are that
seven Wisconsin boys will be in
Michigan's starting lineup against
the Badgers and Coach Harry Stuhl-
dreher.
X-Ray Injured Shoulder
This number includes Elroy (Cra-
zy Legs) Hirsch, whose injured
shoulder was x-rayed today. No de-
cision-on his availability is expected
before tomorrow. He is expected to
play Saturday.
All the Wisconsin boys at Michi-
gan are Marine trainees. Other
probable starters are "Quarterback
Jack Wink, Halfback Wally Dreyer,
Center fred Negus, Guard Johnny
Gallagher, Tackle Bob Hanzlik and
End Henry Olshanski.
Wisconsin's depleted lineup is
made up largely of Navy trainees.
The school has no Marine unit, and
if it had the Badgers most likely
would be within reach of the Big
Ten title instead of Michigan. The
Wolverines have won four straight
Conference games.
Badgers Have Michigan Man
By strange coincidence, there is
one Michigan boy in the Wisconsin
backfield. He is Paul (Mickey) Mc-
Laughlin, halfback from Flat Rock,
Mich., who' played for University of
Detroit before his transfer to Wis-
consin as a Navy trainee.
Only two players have scored for
Wisconsin this season. Halfback Don
Kindt has three touchdowns and
End John Eulberg has a touchdown
and four extra points. The Badgers
scored a touchdown a game against
Marquette, Camp Grant, Iowa and
Illinois. They went scoreless against
Notre Dame, Indiana, Purdue and
Northwestern.
Cubs Announce Site
CHICAGO, Nov. 8.--(P)--The Chi-
cagoCubs will open spring baseball
training at= French Lick, Ind., March
20, General Manager Jim Gallagher
said today. It is the same site on
which the Cubs, as well as the Chi-
cago White Sox, 'pitched their train-
ing pamps last March.


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