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Goalie To Lead Team

SPIKE JAMES

teams receive ribbons and may, pur- Brighter Season Is Seen
chase medals, while rotating trophies
are given winners in the fraternity For Hockey Squad
competitions. These trophies may
be permanently retained if won in (Continued from Page 13)
three different years, and permanent
trophies are awarded the houses and defensemen Bill Hurley and
which .win the all-year title. Warren King will be back.
Final recognition for participation Only two othre teams in the Big
in the activities is given in the Ten have hockey teams, Minnesota
spring when more than 200 mono- and Illinons. The Gophers swept a
grams are given out by the depart- fuor-game series from the Wolverines
ment to the students compiling the last year to take the Conference title.
highest number of points in the dif- Michigan took the green Illini team
ferent sports through the year. Men to place second. Most of the team's
playing on teams are given points competition is with these two teams,
proportionate to the number of games Michigan Tech of Houghton, and
they have played in and the team's school and amateur teams from On-
final total of points. tario.
Health Service Offers Complete
And Effective Medical Service
One of the most complete and ef- the Health Service to give the student
fective medical services offered by complete medical attention.
any American University is provid- Expenses of the Health Service
ed by the University of Michigan unit are cared for by the University
Health Service. budget, and the use of its facilities is
This service is free to all students paid for by the student as part of his
renlarlv ynen11e in the University tuition.I

Co-op Houses
Are Expanding
Founded In 1934, Have
Increased To Six
From an unassuming beginning in
1934 the cooperative housing move-
ment at the University has expanded
until last year there were 125 stu-
dents living in six different coopera-
tive houses.
In 1934 the Rev. H. L. Pickerill
rented a room in the basement of
his home on Maynard Street to Eldon
Hanm, who was working his way
through school. By the end of the
year three men were living together
in the' basement and sharing the task
of keeping order. In the next year
a shower and gas range were in-
stalled, and eight men joined to-
gether.
In the next year, 1936, these eight
formed the nucleus for a cooperative
house, and with the aid of a loan
from the minister succeeded in estab-
lishing themesleves on Thompson
Street. In 1937 the group moved to
the present Rochdale Cooperative
House on Oxford Road, and, in the
same fall a Girls' Cooperative House
was established on Ann Street.
The cooperative movement was
established firmly, and it took just
a short while for it to expand. Ten
men continued to live in Dr. Picker-
ill's cooperative basement, with study
desks, ample plumbing faculties, a
small and compact kitchen and a din-
ing room seating 14. Last fall an-
other group of cooperators formed
the Robert Owen cooperative House
at 922 S. State Street, and Congress,
independent men's organization, or-
ganized a house in the second sem-
ester. A sixth house is the Socialist
House.
Membership fee for Rochdale, Rob-
ert Owen and Congress houses is
ten dollars. Each boy pays five dol-
lars per week for board and room
in addition to working "cooperative-
ly" for a maximum of seven hours a

1940 Track Leader

Coach Doherty
To Take Over
Track Squads
Falls Heir To Big Ten Title
Holders; Replaces Hoyt,
Yale's New Head Coach
(Continued from Page 13)
left by the graduation of Michigan's
great captain.
Hook missed second place in the
Big Ten shot put last year by only
one inch, and Ostroot has pushed the
iron ball out some 45 feet with ease.
In the discus Ostroot has bettered
Watson's freshman record by more
than eight feet.
Other new power from the fresh-
man squad will be concentrated large-
ly in the other events. Two fine pole
vaulters will join up with Dave Cush-
ing and August Fabyan to provide
one of the finest vaulting corps in
Wolverine history. Chuck Decker
vaulted well over 13 feet while in
high school and may be the number
one vaulter next year. Wayne Mac-
Master will push his teammate to the
limit.
Long-striding Bill Ackerman will
be a familiar figure this year in the
'distance events. He has been run-
ning the mile in about 4:25 and the
two-mile in 9:45 with very little
competition. He will team up well
with Capt. Ralph Schwarzkopf.
In the sprints Doherty will have
Bud Piel, Don Jones, Al Thomas, Ed
Cheney, Jim McGhee and Bob Fow-
ler. Thomas and Piel have run the
100-yard dash in 9.9.
Veterans who will returnare War-
ren Breidenbach, Jack Leutritz and
Phil Balyeat in the 440; Tom Jester
and Dye Hogan in the 880; Smith in
the 100; Wes Allen and Canham in
the high jump; Bennett, Hackberger
and Kimmerer in the javelin; Wisner
and Dobson in the mile; Olmstead
nd Hall in the hurdles; and Pen-
venne in the discuss.

RALPH SCHWARZKOPF
Stackhiouse To Coach Here
Chester Stackhouse, who developed
such Michigan greats as Bill Watson,
Ralph Schwarzkopf and Jack Leutritz
will be new freshman track coach at
the University. In his seven years
as coach at Saginaw High School,
his teams never lost a dual meet to
a Class A school and won two state
titles.
week. Membership in the houses is
obtained after interview with the
committees on admission and vote by
the entire membership of the house.
Each house has its own elected offi-
cials, but they cooperate in many-
activities. The president is usually
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