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I do not "pretend" to make
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MICIGCAN DEFiEATIS
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RAINCOAT OR
$6.00 PLM BEACHSUIT
FREE With every madle-to-mneasulre
$8.00 PANAMA HAT OR
PAMBEACH SUIT
FREE With every inade-to~measure
FR Esuit at $25.0b or over.
EVERYYUR OWN MEASURE
No one can give you better tailoring.
better fitting garmentts, or more up-to-
date. styles.
OUR SMALL EXPENSE enables us to
share our profits with our c ustoame rrs.
Order your suit of us andi make a re-al
sav ing.
ACTORY HAT STORr
F W. W. MANN, Proprietor
118 S E. HURdN STREET
NEAR ALLfENEL HOTEL

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McQueen",b ......4
Sisler If & p ......5
B~enton c......... 5
Brandell ss....5
Maltby 1lb......4
Waltz Diib'........... 5
IDavidson p .........3
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ACTORYI FHAT S1TAR
F W. W. MANN Proprietor
I118 E. HURON STREET
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Dugan cf ........4 0
Lathrop 2b ........ 3 0
Mills lb.........3 .1
Kline 3b........4 0
Kenny c..........3 0
Pliska rf .......1 0
Carmody rf ........2 0
Elward if .......2 0
Wells "p ............3 0
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Rowan*.............10

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EXPOSITIONS

When you need a. new suit
don't jump into the first one offered you, and don't imagine
that because we make to measure only you will pay anl ex-
tra tax for the fact that we match your personality as well
as your figure.
Our Journeyman Tailored Clothes, made by Royal Tailors and, in-
ternational Tailors, of Chicago and New York, are essentially
pleasing to the man who places full value upon good style" and fit, yet
is not indifferent to saving money.
Prices-$18.00, $20.00, $22-00, $25=00

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TOTALS ........32 2 3 30 11 2
* Batted for Elward in 10th:
" *Batted for Wells in 10th.
Score §by innings:
Michigan....1 1 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 1---4
Notre Dame ..0 020 01 0000-~3
Two base hits-McQueen, Davidson,
Bergman; three base hits-Sisler ;base
on balls--off Davidson 4; stolen bases
-.Sheehy, 'Sisler, Mills 2; struck out-
by Wells 3 in 10 innings, by Davidson
5 in 6 innings, by Sisler 9 in 4 innings;
sacrifice hits-Labadie, Maltby; double
plays-Waltz uassisted, Bergman to
Lathrop to Mills; Passed balls-Kenny
2, Benton; hit by pitcher-by Davidson
(Pliska), by. Wells (McQueen). Time
of game-2 hours 15 minutes. Umpire
y'WVin Wright.

Choice of many Routeis
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All your questions gladly answered.
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Normal Concert Course
3jW FREDERICK ALEXANDER, Director.
PIERCE AUD ITORIUM
YPSILANTI, MICH.
Inaugural Concert
DETROIT SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA
WESTON GALES, Conduotor

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into second' place behind Wisconsin.
As he touched oft Ufer, Fox was in
fourth place, and. 18 yards behind the
leader, Ufer and 1-edges of Wisconsin
wvent way out in front., and were run-
ning- a seemingly separate'race when
Harvey took up the baton for Wiscon-
sin and Carroll for Michigan.
The Wolverine wizard ran the grand-
est race of his career. He raced away
at top speed, overtook Harvey before
the turn was rounded, and led all thq
way to the final home stretch. But the
stocky Badger veteran bad just the
reqluisite steam to p~ut into the final ag-
onizing sprint, which took him over
the finish line first. It was practically
the only close finish of the meet, and
the big crowd, "which had been attract-
ed to the Drake stadium by the ideal
weather and the prospect of classy
racing, cheered itself hoarse with
enthusiasm at the gritty ight of the
two runners.
Universities, colleges and high
schools took part in the twelve relays'
on the mneet program, and Referee Far-
rell, of Michigan, ran the events off in
record otime. Purdue won the two-mile
race in eight minutes 1 2-5 seconds,
wvith Northwestern the only contender,
and far in the rear. Chicago took the
one-mile event, only to be disqualified
by :Farrell for not carrying the baton.
And in disqualifying the Maroons, the
official administered to the Chicago
athletes a stinging rebuke for what
was termed a deliberate attempt to de-
ceive the judges, and take the race by
unfair means. With Chicago disquali-
fied the race went to .Missouri, which
finished second.
The unbeatable Chicago quartette
was victorious in the half-mile relay,
while Wisconsin took the four-mile..

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Main floor: Middle section reserved for holders of season seats
to Normal Concert Course
GaIlery: First six rows, 50 cents. All oter seats, 25 cents.
Seats on sale only at Box Office. at 2:30.p. m. on day of Concert

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