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['N4G. ETENT ON LOCAL STPEETS
M, of Sprinting Professors Attract Notice
as They Engage in Prize Dash
essed Along Several Blocks.
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will "Whoa, there!. Look at him go!"
reg- "Go it, Long-legs! Well, I'll be blow-
.e on ed; it's my chemistry prof!"
." "And the other's my prof in C. E.!"
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in the streets of Ann Arbor in broad
daylight is not an ev eryday sight and
the two students, picking up a few
books which the contestants had drop-
ped in their hurry, followed them. One
of them endowed with a-meagre frame
and long legs, was decidedly the better
runner and was calmly smoking a ci-
gar and awaiting his competitor on
the corner of North University and
State streets when the latter, who
was short and stout, came up panting

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"Hand over the ten,"
Long-and-skinny.
The-short-and-stout-one,
ing-, fumbled in his pockets
ign forth a ten-dollar-bill,
his conqueror, grumbling
about "if it hadn't been
shoes," and walked off.
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pink-teas. The other, who is of a more
strenuous nature, was upbraiding him
upon his evil habits while the two
were at the Ann Arbor Country Club.
"Well," snapped he of the pink-tea
habit. "Bet you ten I can beat you in
a race from here to the corner."
"Your're on," retorted the other.
The short-and-stout one is still un-
convinced of his inferior ability as a
track athlete and another race is prob-

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