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CLASS GAMES GO'
TO SENIOR TEAMS
1914 Engineers and Laws Take Victo-
ries From Junior Lits and Fresh
Dentists
HITTING OF LEHR IS FEATURE
Senior teams were the winners in
the first day's play of the second round
in the interclass baseball series yester-
day afternoon, the 1914 engineers beat-
ing the junior lits by a 4 to 2 score, and
1914 laws getting the long end of an
8 to 6 game from the fresh dents.
Vollmeyer, in the box for the junior
lits, pitched good ball. Waldo, for the
engineers, managed to pull them out
of the holes by his excellent control.
The fresh dents held a lead over the
senior laws up to the fifth inning, when
Wright weakened, and the score was
tied at 6 to 6. Johnson started the
barristers' rally in the seventh with a
three-bagger to deep left. Lehr, who
has batted 1,000 for the season, fol-
lowed with a single, on which Johnson
scored while Lehr was taking second.
Lehr scored the last run on Collette's
single through second. Gust, the pinch
hitter, ended the inning by striking out.
The dents failed to score in their half
and the campus champions went home
with their laurels intact.
The senior lit-junior engineer game,
scheduled for yesterday afternoon, was
postponed to 4:00 o'clock today.
TENNIS TEAM LEAVES FOR
EASTERN INVASION TODAY
Captain Wilson, Reindel, Andrews and
Hll Picked by Coach Lee
For Trip
The 1913 Varsity tennis team, re-
choSen as the eam of 1914, will leave
at 2:30 o'clock this afternoon to play
the schedule of seven matches in the
east. Captain Edwin C. Wilson, '15,
Ira Reindel,'15E, Allen Andrews, '14L,
and Robert Hall, '14E, are the four,
picked by Dr. A. O. Lee, coach, after
final try-out sets yesterday afternoon.
This will be the third year on the Var-
sity for both Andrews and Hall.
Tomorrow afternoon the team will
play their first match, with Weslyan
at Middletown, Conn. The second
match is with Yale on Monday. Yale
and the Navy will probably provide
the stiffest opposition on the schedule.
ELECT F. A. BADE, '15, EDITOR
OF CAMPUS HUMOR MAGAZINE
Nominations For Student Members of
Board in Control Are
Ratified
Francis A. Bade, '15, was elected
managing editor of the Gargoyle for
the ensuing year at a meeting of the*
Board of Control of Student Publica-
tions yesterday. The editors and man-
agers of the publications for 1913-1914
submitted a list of nominations made
by them for the three student members
ORPHEUM
Wsaobthis Space
Friday, May 15
Carl Williams in
THE MISCHIEF
MAKER
Saturday, May 16
Ethel Story in
THE HELPING,
SISTER
ANNOUNCEMENT
J. H- Lambert, the
well known shoe repair
man, has opened a
combination shoe re-
pairing and clothes
pressing establishment
at
301 S. State St.
He still continue his
COMEDY IN 3 ACTS
Now On Tour to
Enormous Business---
Great Success.
NOTE-Entire Perform-
ance to be given in
German. Benefit of1
Educational Fund o j
fGerman Societies.
Prices-L.oo75-50-25
SEATS NOW SELLING
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TUESDAY May18,19,20
Two Shows Nightly at 7
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$50,000 Motion Picture of
Charles Dickens'-
'David Copperfield'-
in 7 Parts
Rutire Production will run nearly
Two Hours
Scenes in England on original
spots made famous in the novel
Adults15c--Children.ltc
Box Seats 25.
Coming, May 21-22-23
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In 7 parts and 5ooscenes
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Weber & Fields
in HOKEY POKEY
of the Board of Control for next year
which was ratified at this meeting. The
list is as follows: W. C. Mullendore,
'14-'16L, H. B. Abbott, '13-'15E, Karl
Mohr, '13-'15L, Allan T. Ricketts, '15E,
Fred B. Foulk, '13-'15L, Edward Saier,
'13-'15L, Selden Dickinson, '13-'15L,
Cecil A. Brown, '15.
NIGHT TRAIN WILL BE HELD
FOR MAY FESTIVAL VISITORS
The Michigan Central railroad an-
nounces that the west-bound train due
here at 10:34 o'clock will be held until
10:50 o'clock tomorrow night for the
benefit of out-of-town visitors to the
May festival. Extra coaches will be
put on here.
UNDERCLASSES BATTLE TODAY
ACROSS HURON
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possible after that.
Relays races will begin at 9:30
o'clock tomorrow morning at Ferry
field, and the push ball fray will take
place directly following. Sophs will
congregate at Tappan hall and fresh-
men will assemble at the flag pole, at
8:00 o'clock, to -receive instructions
and to march to the field.
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Step and latest variations taught. Hail and refreshment accommodations for pri-
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SELECT THREE STUDENTS FOR
CONTROL BOARD
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ed last year by the directors. Saier is
the only new man, and up to the pres-
ent time has had no official connection
with athletics, save as one of the try-
outs for the Varsity baseball squad.
The election of yesterday defeats any
possible chance of the matter of direct
electionbeing taken up by the present
board of directors. It became known
yesterday that the resolution which
was defeated called for the submission
of the direct election proposition to the
Board of Regents. Board officers yes-
terday refused to give out the exact re-
sult.of the vote on this question, but it
is understood that the resolution was
not defeatd by a unanimous vote.
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