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THE UNIVERSITY O16 MICHIGAN DAILY
Pbihed tiaily (Sndysepte)l decug th
xCollege year, at
THE UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN.
00 c The buland Peons, Hning Block.
Both Phocco 17.
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I.I. EtNEGAN.
Therec 'ill lion a meeting of the U.1
01 M. Daily Board Friday, Apriti, at
7 p. tm. at the Daily office.
Baseball Progressea Finelt. __
'1110 flne weanther yesterday cered
the double purpose of bringing ut not
only ol of tie aeb'11 candidaten
but a good sied crowd of onlooker.
Six itningn were played between two
teams, neter of w~hicha could be call
ed the 'varity. The score of 4 to 3 in
an indication more of pitching and
fieiling than of por batting. Beitle
and Utey allowed p better than any
of the othern who apire to throw the
ball thin seaon. In tee two men it
in prbabe that Michigan will find her
main strengthn in the box thio year
juldging, of coure, from the condi-
liotnn of affairs at preent. Both men
are excelletnt twitra and have lotn
of speed. They are far, though, froan
being in tie class of the other wbstern
ollege pitcher, wo will ply thin
year.
Of tlne old m110n (lut Condon occulied
the initial bag on nne tenon and in
ompaeiy with him were Blnoeoat
sbort, Flesber nat tird a11d Mineni
at middle. Matteson ad Davies
made op the sutm totl of old arity
material on lbse other team. Snow wan
bony with his football candidates and
couldtnot be outet
In the, n110001011the coche have
foutnd a wealths of good mterial for
both tho in (1111 (ut fields. Whitne
loll Matthewn did the bac stop worn
and bthn did 'sell. Witney is an old
Amhert tlaer beut anIne tok~ a de-
gree there last yar in eltgable tn
play on Michigan's teaml. He stndts,0
at presentf.tle favorite for the poo-
tCan bht hMatthenws in o cloe tat it
isn io cinh yet who ill play teloslni-
tion. Acheraft played secod and(
dlid well in fielding cosiderig the
nature of the ground. a did a(It the
fielder. In bactting he kettup te
good work eguna Monday toglhils
record in not now as clean an it was
then, when his average stood a t 1000
Moore at short stop did well andl Lar-
die, who played in the field thin timee
did 00100 nice work.
Constiering Ithat yestcrdaysgooe
wanshbt the secon1 the men have
played thin yar1' and that te Fair
Grounds resemble ,a plotghed field
more than they do a ball diamond.
moth encouragement may be fond In
the workn done. And mos1t of alt that
is encouraging io the facte that in the
]lot of new pichigl nctejo I1two
sorb good men aso tho.e named alove
have been foutnd. If they dont pll
Michigan to the totp this yr they
may yet do o before their 'Vrity e-
perience i. completed
The Daily hao It on authority that
may ise considered relablse that the
date of the freshman banquet has been
set for April 12.
The April Alumnus. LOOK TO USFleC thn ,H s
Tine April number of the Michigan
Aluonnun appears with a half-tone of FOR
Judge George B. Wanty of Grand Rap' n unsig
id sfotsic.JdeWnywowas recently appointed by Prenident
McKinley an Federal Judge of the_________
Westerin District of Michigatn, is a
grauuate of tine University of Michi-
gan wsitih the lasw clasn of '78. The Our first offering connists o(f the advance otyle, frensl froml
ficot article in fromn thc pets of Dr. Vie- the hanods of tile foremoot Fanhion .Makere, THlE STEIN
hoc C. Vaughan and in entitled "The BLOHC.EeyFbi hthssrnt n hrc
Senni-Cnteiale of tethe aMedical De-LOHC. veyFbiththnsrghadChrc
parttment.'" ieatcei compre- tee in replreselntedl in thin collection; every ntyle is vogue in
iensive Ihitory of thne deveopment of hlere. NI) enerhant t'ilor swill gire yell the came style and(
thne departmnent,. It containstatisues5 1 patternsIt 5 percaccc. nmore money. .....
(If the nulmber of stucdents in the nec-
(-ell classes for the different yearn,
alotettlnme fsuet eitered for eachn year and the numbher
graduatfed at each of thne ffl~sty o- j j [ ENS\/O! I I ' T
teencerncnts. i<' 1 EN 1 ji ! i 1j
Profsso VoneyM. palingcon & P I! i209 S. Main
tributes ano article otn the nelation of r .,
the University to 'Michiga frstystreet
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daclbe earlier in tth season orntend
further undertakloings alontillin(e,
tomelcfche n''brscofntesappr ,H LA110I E R
classeofstde'edtoieti classIt hdances. * @
"'lie juninrs gase Iirs a t gtat
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one next IWednesoday.sa nmo nlN O ~ E FrPris eetosEc
'lhe d'aneclast nighttwsams nFrPris eetosEc
joyable one ini every respnect. All or- AND
rangements swere nwell ctried 0(10tod
mest every need ohfttle oceason l. 'T'ae nI
music fulrnished by Mrs. ITyler con CO.AUP ES Goad and Prompt Servcen
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