VoL. V. No. 137. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, APRIL 8. 1895. SIX PAGES-PaICE 3 CENTS.

SEASON'S FIRST BALL GAME ISI PRENTISS MADE PRESIDENT OF
MICHIGAN'S EASY VICTORY. ATHLETIC ASSOCIATON.
__________ _______Ir
CO-EDS CONFIDENT OF SECUR- FLINTERMAN WON THE ANNUAL
ING GYM ANNEX THIS YEAR. SENATE TROPHY CONTEST.
Albion Defeated 21-3-Candidates $1,01317 In the Athletic Treasury
Show Up Well-Co-ed Gym A. A. Officers-Winners of g
Prospects Are Good. Contest Events. d
The baseball season of 19 wts Tenna ionesIetn l
opened last Saturday by a game wit lecino the Athletic assoeiationo
Albien, which temn scsored three runs , atlayat1001 is cedsn
to Miiciigoil's twenity-osse. The ame der beter auspices than ever before inc
w'.as very good as a practice gamie the history of the sociation. Charles
land gave a good opportunity to form Baruadi illlstlg..i.Pes
,In5 opinion 010 5015o0of the casdidates.ticsafor the pesideney; " ots who ore
Abotit6010 people saw this first game, ct se h etsg ftbasea
and the salo of season tickets was tion is past years know tht it los 1
fairly good. ent the utomn to pass as subscriptio
Altton' toats is~si~e lac ofpaper to put baseball oitafinancialy
practice, assd her mns were wak sound basis. We are not doing so '
both individualy atnd as a team. lhistsyear, andtiwiy? Becamee Cihe
Theywererathr eay prctic forUniversity as a wole is beginning to .
the three pitchers who were put stasd by athletics, and a sew srt antteMlentlpadWt fitrethsbe rue.
agins .tta l o e Galup nd atro- oIneetiasbetaosd
bins A otalof eveteesstrke- Treasurer Prestissade iis report j
cuts was secured by tese three. sowing $,13.17 isste treasury. Te
On Mchian' sie Mcenze pay-receipts fol tse past year were $,-I
ed the best game isathe field, be- 613.17, divided as follows: Miesober-
sides nmaking te logest it of the ship fees,$90; sbsriptions, $Si;
day. Sexton had sos chances in the lee Club beelit, $131; receipts fromt
field, but distisguishedIimoself a the gne,$,0;sasntces 120
bat asnd running bases. Russell andicietl,$31. heepntus
Leewer alo romnen i thi cl-were $4ti00, s follows: Football
01111 f bse its Hosoos sid erycoach $20; trinisg table. $4-t; tsn-
w~e11 behind the bat, cansideighsii n track. $111i); printing, $10;
ore hand anti the cangisng of Iitels- trits and football expenses,$,30
ers. Miller, Gallp anti Watkins all Vieottmense cosstitutios, as tptut-
showed upo well iso the box, but tee haled inthe issues of te Daily of
bottes against thens were too easy _Alarcis 2. 2 and 28. was adotted ty,
to make it smusch of at test. Miller thesmeeting. tpont rcommsesdiatioo
got seven strike-ous and two is of Ar. Prentiss, a clause wyas insertei
were soade off hoi; Gttshp, five reqsiring more strict acounting of
srike-ousts an no hits; Watkins, ive the funds hasdledl by te treasurer.
strike-outs and three hits. None Of Te following oficrs of the asoso
the three gave a base eon alls, elation wre unaninootsly electd:
Albioss withdrew Jocobs front the James H. Preniss, '91, president; 1I.
box in the third inning, and Clark V Saint, '96 law, vice presidesnt; John
wtot in, Jacobs tiaing Ssit's place C. Condos, 9, financial secretary;
at center field. 'There were no earn- Mruis B. Eaton, '9, recording sere-
ed russ, Albions errors beisg too tr; Wolter C. Friz, '9. treassrr.
frequent. The filding record of tei 'lo c ses'e but nine directors of
'varsity ine shows it to be farther thog associsltionto be elected, as the
advanced than ever b fore t ths stw costitutiona provies thitosthe
tiute of the year. track ansi tessnis smanage r s asi the
The score was as follows: assistant football asd baseball soeso-
AS. R. O. . A. E bes shall be x-officio mesber of
Deassb__-- 4 i 5 5 1 50Ithe board.- Toe s nsare apportioned
Lee, 2b. . .52 1-10. 3.5
Hlms-, c.----- 4 a 0sL13a a six to te literary deprtment, two
Bloensto. r. f to the law, and oen to thesmedica.
Shields. c. f 1 5 . Before tking a ballot tiroe sseing
Rsell .s 1MKesie, ...501 1 s s sade Charles Baird itssunasisous
Miller, p. e-bs00 ~oie for director fros te senior
Galop, p. 5
Wakiss, p --- 1 0 0 5 1 0 liteary class and W. ,. McCauley
Totals...._____ 43 3t 10 a7, as 2 from the sedical department. The
ALSS. fight was very warm for fle remain-
A BH . . A. E. In,, seven pacson' the board. The
White, 3L.._-places' 62
Narrn, lb ....5..4t 1 5 5 results of te balloting was the choice
ack, c. - -30 1 2 12 0
Jacob', p.as I t s 1 s1-sos2a1of Ise following: James Sald,1 6;
Foer f-.-----4 01 3 C
Alhes .. . . . m .:Borland, '7;J. A. Leoy, 96;
Leaff. 5t_ '50 500 1F- . X.Henninger, ."97; Evans Hol-
Smitho c __ 1 0500505 5
Oa'b, p. -_ "2 0 a a: a 2 orbrook, '97 ; .C..Shield, '90: a; .
De, lit. 32 0 0 12__4_3 I. Richards 91 law.
Totals ---- i 3135 271 4 '1________
Isigs 1 1 2,; 4 5 6 7 8 1 FIRST ANNUAL CONTEST
MichIgn M390 51i351il- -li1 .
Albion .01. o5t 0'Q 0 4 « 3 For the Snt rpYCpNta
Earned rus-Nose. TobaSe bits-e- Snt roh, .upNta
to, Mc~esoe Lee Osles bes-eitea, --Exciting Event.'
Sleldss3 Lee 2Easell ll er e da 2,
Sack First base esu balls St' Mihigas 5. 0. - --'
Clark , Jacobs 4. lilt by pitchee-5Vh 1 11sand Nerly 1,000people asemib d In
Bck. Ste ckot-S3yfs+ltle 7.,by Gal,p1,
by WathlssaJacobs1;ar~kl Gfassed balls te Waterlan gysosaslurcs Saturday
-Buck 3,-rSolnes'S:WIld pihs sJs~tebs.
Umpre -ArhurSeymouir' -' CONTINUED ON FIFTH PAE.

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VNNUAL BANQUET OF '94.
3ABY ALUMNI EAT AND TALK IN
THEIR OWN WISE WAY.
-itlatory Reunion a Great Suc-
cess-Witty Responses by Shining
Literary and Polistical Lights.
'Tle first assosual toasulsot of tse
graotuates of '9)4 fromth ie litrary
dephartmenoit waslooeld Saurdayiosoeen-
ig in Haisterfer's hail, andsod was
oe of floe pleasaistest ando omost sue-
cessful social ev-ents of tioe tTnivo'ssity
year. About thoirty soemobers, of the
class assemsbledt at this Isitiatory re-
sunion, of whichs sev-eral were frost
Detroit, Grandi tapids, and othoer
eitios of the, state. After ass slastor ;e,
senoadilien sserv-ed thoc folloiou
toss were psoposed and responsded
"The ('lass," by A. A. Pearsosn; "Ab-
seut 2t'nobers5" by Stuarti H. Pterry;
'floe Girls," by Walter W. Drew;
'A iRetrospect." by George C. Trembls';
"Thoe Faculty by the Facutlv3'"toy
tDsniel B. Luten; "Nincy--fossr iso
Journalissm," by Elsnor 1. Ottawvay;
"Nisoety-fous in Law,'"lsy Thomnasis.
Biradfields; "Ninety-four in ti.to C("old,
told World," by Hersman H. Hyotir;
"Ninety-fosur in the Gradssate Scihool,"
by Delos iF. Wilcox; '"Ninety-four in
Sports," by It. F. Hall; "Ninety-four
iso Politics, 71st Ins," byAV. N-V. 'o t si-
ssuuyer;. "Thoe Outs." by EdmundsssiC.
Shoields. The last ros toasts soay byi
usoterstood whess it is looows thaot
bootho Mr. W'edessseyer and '21Nr. Shie'ls
scvore candidates, for school cominsois-
signerins thoeir respective cosn"os. ite
forsmer only being successful. tDassiel
F. Lyons, tresidient. of tihe class, seoted
as toastmuaster.
Amsong the best known of floe out-
of-town smembhers present wtere \tEssrs.
Eysmer anti Casniield, of Detrosit, Mlr.
Tresmble, of Ellswtorth. -Ran., and Mlr.
M1. S.May, of Grand Eapids. Manoy
communssications wtore read fromso seo-
bisrs of the class who wtere unaibl(
to attentd.Vise banquet was arrasoge
nsoderIte oirections of Itefolowving
cosoositteecs: Arrangeslsests, 13. It
Selling, choairmnan,. E. J. Ottaay aost
D. B. Luten; invitation, A. A. P'ear
:son, choais'n,It. he. Haoll asotiStmsasi
H. Perry.
EXCHANGE YOUR TICKETS.
Annual S. L. A. Election Will Es
Held April 27.
All holders of season tickuets, to th

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Stutdents' Lecture associatons eourse PRO p F n NA t e. 'S 3
are rs'spseste~d to putt ths'iroarn n 155,0
deparusnent upon the samanu.sd Ox- Illustrative Cases on
change them at 3Vtahr's State at. book-
store for single admission tickets to =
lion. 3 J ..Daniel's lecture. Vis i' ils a d o e
ntecessary in order 10 apportison tht
proper'numnber of electors ho earls oh AND
tto' departsnuts before tlssi ansna I OTO N BILLS ANED NOTES
general olectioe tobeheltd Szttusday, NRTN.
,April 27. Make the'.oxchan, befotre 0 1 AEA
vacation.NO 0 SAH T
Senator Daniel's lecture one "Ante r
canlAs;" and lbe Moniroe DoctrineP,-j .
will. ,'p givenu Friday evening, May 3. ,. , Tos
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Prof. J3.14. Craig spoke on "The Per- Universty Bookstore,' opposteCourt House
isonal Factot'In 'Life". at- yesterday's 2115. State St. 4 N. Halo St.
S...C. A. meeting.., ANN ARBOR