SUNDAY, JUNE 27, 1926 THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY SPORTS PROSPECTS Follows Williams PAGE THREE As Commandant SHOW 1HR AGERY! All L~ast Year's 'Teami, But IGraff i tes W1ill Relport 1For Practiice Septlembler 1. INELIGIBILITY FEARED J WVith-sunmmer school and the fmnanc- .S\-- ~< t z i NORTHERN UTILITIES PLAN CONSOLIDATION (By Associated PIress) Lansing, June 26.-Several electric lig;ht and power companies operating in northern Michigan counties have agreed to consolidate in a $2,000,000!. corporation, according to an apPlica- May Change Party Convention, Dues Classified Adcs W ANiTI) ~I By Associated Press) N :I -L vs sdctfrposit ion I ND[A NAPOLIS, June 23.-- The na- -ai tdn o in title and trust business. Addrcars tional executive committee of the Na-1 tional Party will meet here July 3 to 603 Industrial Bank lluilding., Flint conisider' a proposal to hold the annual 'ihg.tf convenition in July instead of Decein- WNE - on n elh o her, vidlt and1( and( Lo chanige the ruies 1to pro- for at memhershlpi fee of $8 yearly an adcditionalI payment of fi fty ing andI building of a stadium on handA Michigan's athletic authorities have not spent much time looking over the : prospects for athletic teams duiring: the coming year. In fact, the inros-gp h. pects are so good that the most that >: is being dlone is to hope that none of M the men falls down who is now ell- Bible, and that the few taking suns- nzer school wvort: clear themselves~ c~" scholastically. Taking the various sports in tlv, order in which they appear on tlhe next year's calendar, football has such a wealth of material that w'ith the record Michigan has for making; tie best of prospects, hopes are high.~ for a team not much below the strength of last year. Michigan for ;xx the past two years has been a defer- live team built around forward pass- I ing and kicking.° The comning year may see a team that can add a running and bucking game to its play. Praictice Start , Sept. 16 Th~ere are some indications that, s Friedman will not be called upon to do all the passing for the coming year, and that Gilbert may have sonme ~- ~ --. help with the kicking, as well as that Col . Cha rles Sand ersoni Hill, un til Milchigan will carry more than a i' n nc nsaido e Mrn threat in field goal kicking. ' rntyink a. 1 'ilandeohiah a ben Until the coaches make up the list order'ed to San iSDiego, Cal., there to of those to be invited lack for prac-J tice tk ptel :,. 8-y l~l'I't I ~ 1t~ in connection wuithL a m'li-i 1,us-,Icwsti val occurred near' tIs isto1,ica1 Ftatlhel )ri Mosque, xxIc hu as bunilt in 1650. FOlR IENT- -New a partn icus.Verb Wit to calmu, Phlone 5929. IIIode, 11 i rIi; de sira bleC, convei- f'or adlts ol;x. 9-10-11 Ni1ghts 7:,10 - :0<) CHUBB HOUSE Has served students satisfactorily since 1 899 under the same management. All welcome. In basketball, thle material also is more than plent iful, but the loss of lug str'engths of the frosh of several Doyle at C'enter leaves a hole hard to 'years; and some of thlemi looked good fill. The big Captain controlled the, as icllders. It one of the sever'alj ball from the center in all of the tip- 11 itchin~g Proslied:t s delivers, the rest offs last year and this factor alone i0o the- team should CDWoiea long as as alw e th l c i a te m t c n c mat r o to r Ith such a spurt at the end of the 1 season.. His place in running the j --!/"lJt./.l l.////I floor can be filled by a number of mien MICHIGAN PINS as can the place of firm, lost by graduation.% FOUNTAIN PENS If the team is allowed to use the ! ALARM CLOCKS same style of game it did at the end of ts eseason last year, a high scoring I * * combination is possible. The material fl MA L L EL R S epmling up from the freshman .class ts into this sort of a gamte as does STATE STREET 8oeo h aeilwihbem3J W L R ineligible at the end of the first so-! 8 mester. There seems to be a possi- ,. z-~II, ol1 " ldJ/1 bility of a little better defense al -___________________ though the main defense of the last___________________ team was in its offense and its coni- tro of theballgaromentell trolan ofrhebal tset e Swiminmng will be at least as good or better than last year, depending; t.o some extent u~pon flow one or two Typewriters of the men come through with their "..eW..#. w i Study Lamps of the better kind, at prices most reason- able ---$2.95 to $7.00 THE DETROIT- EDISON COMPANY Li ~ IC , ter IO aZ"C (. , 044" June VIO Whit' . I~rcrd by~lrn~ aIh S ~ o Y ~ d S c e ( L r O y E w a . t k a l - - ' - < - a , D:era d sc ntz:. ir uiin l b u studies. If one or two who were not., eligible are present, Coach Mann will h'ave little to worry about except con- 4dition and the proper kind of compe- titiotn. Track will have to wait until the grades- of the past yeasr and the first semester next year are in asid stand- lugs determined. Ineligibility robbed Coach Farm'ell of several good soph- omores this year, something that hap- pens infrequently on the track squad, and it the ineligibles present therm- selves next winter and spring, the teamn will be strong again. 1istancO rmen and one weight manl will come up from the freshman class, j one or two of the runners giving promise of starring. Most of the strength of next year's team, however, Will be from the regulars, ineligibles ant the reserves of this year's squad. 13sebll has a problem of pitching Mitt nothing else to worry Coach Fisher. This year's freshman teanm was considered to have the best batt- T ypewriting Mimeographing O. D. 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