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VARSITY WINS CLOSE VICTORY
FROM SYRACUSE
helped Weeks' men fill the forms on
the new stadium, Turnure scoring.
Howard toyed with Foley's grounder
long enough for Seymour to tally for
the second free run. Sisler saw that
the coach was frowning, and proceed-
ed to strike out Decker and Slater, end-
ing the. torture.
In the fourth, Michigan tied the count1
up on errors, and then batted her way
into the lead. Sisler was safe when
Ahearn threw out of the lot, and came1
all the-way from first with the tying
score when Baker singled on a hit and
run play. Hughitt made up for his
error, also, singling in Baker with the
run which won the game.
The infield managed to get its sea
legs with the lead regained, and whenI
Sisler walked Decker in the sixth, in-
jected a double play into the proceed-
ings, Sisler to Baker to Howard.
Sisler made the only other run of the
game, clouting to deep left for a circuit
smash in the sixth. Hughitt hit to start
the seventh, a~d Baer sacrificed him
to second, but "Tommy" overslid and
was out. Again in the eighth Michi-
gan lost a chance to score. Turnure
walked McQueen" and Sisler after
whiffing Howard. Sisler was retired
at second on Benton's 'grounder. The
latter stole, and Turn ure filled the
sacks by walking Baker. Labodie fan-
ned, however, and the game was over.
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Sisler 2, off Turnure 3;, hit by pitcher
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acuse 7; first base on errors-Michi-
gan 5, Syracuse 4; time of game-i hr.
50 min. umpire-Kimzey.
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SENIORS SCORE VICTORY OVER
UNDERCLASSES
The summaries of the meet follow :
100 yard dash-Bond ,('14) and Sew-
ard ('14), tied for first; Smith ('16),
third. Time- 10 sec. flat.
120, yard high hurdles-Armstrong
('16) first; Larson ('14), second;
Klopfer ('16), third. Time-1.6 1-5 sec.
Mile run---Ufer ('16), first; Carroll
('17), second; Dillon ('16), third. Time
-4 min. 39 sec.
440 yard dash-Jansen ('14) first;
Burby ('17), second; Herrick ('17)
third. Time-49 3-5 sec.
Broad jump-7Ferris ('15), first; Brown
('14), second; Leslie ('17), third. Dis-
tance-21 ft. 7 1-2 in.
_High jump-Waterbury ('17), first;
White ('14) and Perkins ('15), tied for
second. Height-5 ft. 8 1-2 in.
Shot put-Kohler ('14), first; Cross
('17), second; Edwards ('17), third.
Distance-43 ft. 5 in.
2 mile run-Fox ('16), first; Walters
('16), second; Trelfa ('16), third. Time
-10 min. 39 sec.
220 yard low hurdes-Smith ('16),
first; Larson ('14), second; Crumpack-
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220 yard dash-Seward ('14), first,
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