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ty v WINNETKA WEEKLY TALK, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 29, 1924 17 N. U. BEGINS CAGE DRILLS Football Men Out to Make Varsity Squad Basketball practice for some time in swing at Northwestern university be- gan in dead earnest this week with sev- eral prospective first string men who have been football togs all the fall sea- son getting into their stride on the hardwood floor. Coach Maury Kent hopes to have a fairly good five this year but is making no predictions. Of last year's letter men he has Graham, captain and guard; Mathews, guard; Kershaw, forward: Heppes, center; Christman, guard ; Karstens, forward, and Hoffman, guard. There will also be some likely material from last year's frosh, among whom may be noted White, for- ward; Leimert, guard, Kneiper, center, and the speedy Ralph Baker himself, forward. Most of the foregoing have either starred at football or have been in grid regalia most of the season. White, Mat- hews, Graham, and Baker, will be best remembered, while Leimert is another player who broke into one or two of the big football games. Some of the other promising youngsters on Coach Kent's list are: Fox, a guard; Schilling, guard; Greaves, center, who had a bit of experience last year; Ettinger, guard, who returns to Northwestern after a few years' absence; Kleige, guard, who had to quit football because of injuries but is out for the great indoor game. Northwestern has scheduled several in- teresting preliminary basketball contests, not as yet publicly announced, among them being the following: December 19, Notre Dame at Evanston; December 22, Michigan Aggies, Evanston; Decem- ber 30, Notre Dame at Notre Dame; January 3, Mercer university in Evans- ton. One other preliminary game may be put on before the conference teams will be faced January 10. The regular conference schedule for Northwestern follows: January 10--Michigan vs. Ann Arbor. 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