TEUkSDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1947 THE MICHIGAN ITAILY " - M' Cage Agenda Dec. 13-Western Mich. here Dec. 18-Mich. State there Dec. 20-Marquette ..... there Dec. 22-Southern Cali- fornia ........ here Dec. 29--Iowa State ..... there Dec. 30-Iowa State . ... there JAn. 3--Toledo Univer. . there Jan. 10-Minnesota. ...... here Jan. 12-Northwestern . . there Jan. 17-Wisconsin ...... there Jan. 31-Northwestern . .. here Feb. 2-Ohio State ... . there Feb. 7--llinois ........ there Feb. 14-Purdue ........ here Feb. 16-Indiana ........ here Feb. 21-Minnesota ..... there Feb. 23-Purdue ........ there Feb. 28-Ohio State ...... here Mar. 1--Iowa .......... here Mar. 6-Mich. State .. . here Babe Takes Lead In Hardscrabble FORT SMITH, Ark., Oct. 15- (P)-Mildred (Babe) Zaharias of Denver led the way at the half- way mark of medal play in the two-division Hardscrabble Wom- en's Open Golf tournament here today with 150 after 36 holes. Mrs. Zaharias shot a 74 today to add to the 76 she scored yes-1 terday on the first 18 holes. Wolverines All Set Fl or Wildcat Battle Practice Ends Today as Kempthorn, Hilkene Remain on Injured Roster Michigan's Wolverines, current- ly rated as the nation's No. 1 col- egiate football power, will under- go their final home practice ses- 3ion today in preparation for their nitial Big Nine test at North- western Saturday. Squad Leaves Tomorrow1 They will leave Ann Arbor early tomorrow morning, thus providing sufficient time to experience light workouts at Evanston's Dyche Stadium in the afternoon. A comparison of injury lists re- veals that the Wolverines will be in better physical condition for Saturday's battle than North- western, Dick Kempthorn, Michi- ga's sensational defensive fu'El- back, who bruised his knee in the Pittsburgh game, will be used at Evanston only if needed. 11ilkene Favors Leg Bruce Hilkene, captain and Step up your face value.. 5-I first-string tackle of the Maize and Blue, continued to hobble around at yester day's practice as a result of a charley horse suffered last week. Trainer Jim Hunt indi- cated that Hilkene would prob- ably be ready for duty Saturday, but if the recovery is retarded, the Wolverine captain will remain on the bench. Coach Fritz Crisler tightened up Michigan'szpass defense yester- day. He is fully aware that four of Northwestern's seven touch- downs this fall have been scored via the aerial route. Meanwhile, reports from Evan- ston indicate that at least two of the dozen Wildcats who have been nursing numerous bumps and bruises all week long will probably sit out the entire game against Michigan. They are guards Jerry Carle and Vince Di Francesca. Sarkisian, Graham, Out It is definite that Alex Sarki- sian, star center, who suffered a broken arm last week, and Rickey Graham, fullback, who sustained a knee injury in the U.C.L.A. game, will be on the Northwestern side- lines for several more weeks. Michigan is the last team to head into Conlference play. Illi- nois and Minnesota are tied for the Big Nine leadership with one victory each and the Illini, de- fending champions, rate at pres- ent as the top defensive team in the Western Conference and the second best offensive. Figures Show Big Difference In three non-conference games, Michigan has netted almost 1,500 yards in 193 plays. The apposition has had a chance to run only 154 plays, which netted only 390 yards. Michigan has yielded but 19 first downs and two touchdowns. Twelve Wolverines have ac- counted for the 25 touchdowns, but Jim Brieske, Michigan's auto- matic place-kicker, is the team's leading scorer, having booted 23 out of 25 extra-points. Michigan boasts a phenomenon of having to punt seven times in three games. According to the "Football News," which rates Michigan 21 points better than North- western, a Wildcat scout re- marked in the press box: "I was sent to spot Michigan's weaknesses, but I can't find any faults to report." Daily-Lmanlan BUMP ELLIOT . . . Michigan's high flying halfback on an end around play early in the first period being tackled bWy Mark Maystrovich with Carl DePasqua charging in to assist him. Elliot netted three yards on the play. Later in the closing minutes of the second period, Elliot intercepted a Pitt pass on their'own 35-yard line and scampered for the third touchdown of the day. . ' . 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In addition to last year's regulars, "Lefty" Morrill, ineligible during the last half of the season, and Frank Gu- towski have been working out un- der Coach Ozzie Cowles. Because the field house court is being remodeled, the varsity will have to use the I-M gym. For that reason, Coach Cowles is waiting to place a call for try- outs for the squad until a fu- ture date. However, any who are interested and are eligible for the varsity can sign up with Coach Cowles between 3:30-5 p.m. in the I-M Building. Eligibility has been made more stringent as the University has re- verted to prewar standards for permission to participate in var- sity sports. Now, any participant must have had at least two se- mesters of residence here at Mich- igan before he will be eligible. By TheeAssociated Press The University of Wisconsin football squad worked on defense again today, spending the first part of the period on pass de- fense and the last hour on dummy' scrimmage against Yale plays demonstrated by the freshmen.1 The squad leaves by chartered plane tomorrow, accompanied by Governor Rennebohm of Wiscon- sin, for Hartford, Conn., where the Badgers will make camp until time for Saturday's game at New Hav- en. * * * Heavy drills for the Iowa foot- ball squad were climaxed today in a scrimmage with the freshman team using Ohio State's offense. . The Hawks wiji hold a light drill tomorrow before leaving for Columbus and Saturday's game with Ohio State. Hal and Herb Shoener, the twin defensive ends, were named co- captains for Saturday's contest. A 36-man squad will make the trip. Notre Dame's line had a heavy workout today, drilling on offense in an effort to bolster the team's rushing game and on defense against Nebraska plays run by the freshman squad. Emil Sitko was reported defi- nitely out of the Nebraska game with a pulled neck muscle, and Bill Gompers, who has been shar- ing the right halfback assignment with Sitko, was on the doubtful list with a shoulder injury. End Frank Kosikowski and guard Badgers To Fly East for Yale Tilt; Schoeners To Lead Iowa Bucky O'Connor also were in the doubtful class with injuries. Purdue held an extended scrim- mage session today as Coach Stu Holcomb sought to polish its run- ning attack and bolster its pass defense for its intersectional game with Boston University Saturday. Hope was expressed that tackles Lou Karras and Ray Stoelting and guard Earl Murray, who were im- jured in the Notre Dame game, may be ready for some action against Boston. MSC Ground Attack Boosted EAST Lansing, Oct. 14-(/P)- Michigan State's ground game is sure to gets a boost Saturday with the recovery from the ailing list of Steve Sieradzki, husky fullback. 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