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I TIGER KNOCKS SISLER OUT' OF
BOX IN FOURTH{
Green at third by, a nice throw to
Waltz.
The fourth inning decided the game.
Rhoades singled 'and took second on a
passed ball by Baer. Law fanned. Sis-
ter walked B3olton and Wall, filling the
bases. With threi on, Copeland wvon
his own game with a single, Rhoades
and Bolton scoring on the hit, and Wall
and Copeland also tallying when the
Michigansnfield blew up. Hlanks and
Gill were easily retired, and Princeton
failed to trouble Baribeau during the
remainder of the game.
In the fifth inning Michigan tallied
twice. Benton led off with a triple.
Baer popped out, but Sheehy's single
scored Benton. Sheehy stole and scor-
ed on Howard's- single, but the latter
was caught on the paths trying to
steal, and McQueen flied out. Michi-
g mn scored for the' last time in the'
sixth, but Lamberton proved to be as
much a puzzle to Michigan as Bari
beau was to Princeton.
Michigan plays Swarthmore today,
and as this team defeated Pennsylva-
ria 7 to 2 Wednesday Lundgren is
looking for another hard game. Dav-
idson or Ferguson will pitch, with
Quaintance the probable selection
against Pennsylvania Saturday in the
ORPHEUM
Wed. May 20-
The Refrigerator
Car's Captive
Thur. May 2I1-Big Comnedy Bill, featur-
ing Ford Sterling in
Zuzu, the Band
Keystone Comedy, Leader
Fri. May 22, Mary Faller in (3rd series
lRollie of the Dailies)
A. Matter of Dress
Pathe Weekly
Mon.-Tuos., May 25.6-Burr Mclntoshi
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Matinees 5t -oc to $2.00
Wednesday GRRCK00Orchiestra
and S~aturd~ay Seats. $1.50
The BlueBird
TEMPLE
Friday, May 22
5-reel1 picture,
Through Fire
to FortuneI
Geo. Kleine pres~ents,
Antony n
Cleopatra
Now playing to enormous
Business' at the Chandler
Theatre, New York.
8 ACTS-500 SCENES-4000 ACTORS
Presented by the same*
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"Quo Vadis" "Last Days
of Pompeii" "Les Mis.
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Coming May 28
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final game of the trip.
Michigan
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Howard lb..........4
McQueen 2b ........4
Sisler p. rf........ .4
Baker ss ...........4
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Waltz 3b ..........4
Ben ton rf ..........2
Baribean p .........2
Baer c.............2
Hippler c ..........2
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Totals ...........32 5 6 27 9 4
Innings ......12 34 56 7 89-11
Michigan.......1 00 021 00 0-- 4
Princeton ......1 0 0 4 0 0 0 0 *- 5
Three base hit-Benton; sae'rifice
hits-Gill; hits-off Sisler 3, Baribeau
3, Copeland 4, Lamuberton 2; stolen
bases-Sheehy, McQueen, Wall ; struck
out-by Sisler 6, Lamberton 3, Cope-
land I; base on balls-off Sisler, 3,
Copeland 1; hit by pitched ball--by
Sisler 1, by Baribeau 1; passed ball--
Baer; first base on errors--Michigan
3, Princeton 3; earned runs-M\:ichigan
1. Timle of game-2 hours. Umpires--
Sternberg and Conhan.
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