… State for the past four seasons. TO TAKEPENNHT FOR MATTOUFINJE Parker and Bennett Still FightI for Position in 155 Pound Division. (Continued frcm Page 6) the fireworks in this class with the luck of the…
…-I should petes in the 145 or 155-pound class, urse of will enter the meet as a prime fav- orite to cop first honors. Champion, ers on in the 145 last year, he has had devel- some difficulty in making the re…
…, of the National Collegiate wrestling met, all of the titles went to the Middle West. Bc ideg the victory won by its representa ve in thel vvon b -p ,(a' n h iO klahom a cowbays carried ol the 126, 155…
…?" The answer was: "Yes, send slow." A little later the plsition was given as 39 miles south ;ouitheast of Barnegat. At 1:55 the navy station picked up: "If we can get help in hurry we will last 11GSG…
… trouble in breezing past total of 155, then continued on his a fast field to also add that chain- way through the first round of pionship to his already long list play. In his second round match of laurels…
… in 155 Pound Weight Remains to be Decided. LEAGUE WINNERS p ___ ILL TAME BEGIN PL AYOFFS u Six Teams Go Do n to Defeat;rT in First Ro d.UL In the nter-lraternity asket overine Captain-Elect Placed…
… still fight- Kappa were the two best teams on t selves evident and this week's prac- ing it out for the 155-pound-assign- the floor. Both presented stubborn tices will go a lot further along ment, Coach…
… Taylor, winner of middleweight in this year. interclass title for freshmen, put in a White, the fourth first year man on an exhibition bout. Gallup and fol- to win, took the 155 match from Heifetz also…
… of the spring drills will Michigan's other places were be a meet between the Varsity and taken by Reif in the heavyweight the freshman, which will be held division, Wilson in the 155-pouncL sometime…
… Michigan Daily. 3 into the 145, 155, 175, and heavy-Cy weight divisions of the meet. Indiana Has Good Chance. e x a m i n e our line o WANTED-Two accompanists fa e Aldrich of Indiana and Puerto tap dancing…
…- team with the exception of Tessmer Indiana took an exciting game feated Benz (M); decision, 4:13. and Garner scored at least two from the Chicago Maroons by a 155 pound-Iciller (N.U. defeated points…
… outstanding men in the 115, 125, 135, 145, 155, 165, 175 and the unlimited classes. Specta-1 tors will see some really aggressivec and sientific wrestling for these men have been in training for these matches…
… a last Sunday night. ,niion becuFr The finding of two bodies has ,inquency. From accounted for two of the 28 miss- been paid in ing out of 155 aboard the Viking. uary, there nSagonaFast in Ice. $14…
….) defea loall (Ohio State) after two ov time periods. Time-:43. '155-pound-Miller (North.) w on a technical fall from Ross (In Time-4:47. 165-pound - Dougovito (Mic threw Bagnaw (Wis.) Tie-11 175-pound…
… due to its conflict with the 155-pound-Kintzell, Purdue, de- Big Ten North CentraleAssociation. Berl feated Karston, Wis., fall, 3:45; liant ms Nelson of Butler was considered Kintzell, Purdue, defeated…
… vicinity, including Highland Park, leads the list by almost 100 with a total of 249. Ann Arbor is sec- ond with 155 students in the Uni- versity. In the list of the states, after Michigan and Ohio, New York…
… good chances. In the 155- pound bout either Parker or Wilson will be called upon to carry on the colors of the Wolverines. -Either Reif or Dougovito, prob- ably the latter, will take over the duties of…
… proposed distribution of $155,000,- 000 all over the country, much of it to cities which did not know they were on the list. The allocation, reported to con- gress just before adjournment by the treasury…
… time the cord clear by ts, 6-15, 15-5, IV4L. rnival will be on the Field n teams rep- classes, inde- izations will ther for su- f-mile relay. yards, which of the track. the defend- mpions. This ers won…
… year's squad whoI Dougovito Stars. I Parker, facing Miller in the 155- have reported, but the others are pound division, wrestled a nice cxpected out within the next few match against the Wildcat veteran…
