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Another Big Clean Up of Fifty
Slightly Worn Kodaks
Prices start at from 30 to 50% off regular prices, and re-
duce at the rate of ten cents per day until sold. Every one
plainly marked. This is the biggest snap you ever saw.
PREPARE
FOR STRAW HAT DAY
LYNDON
MAY
15th
.. ....
the lightest weight,
It possible to wear
ear Coats Serge and Flannel
wait your inspection
SHIRTS TO ORDER
K. MALCOM
IMalaolm BlaaC
STYLES
will always be
found here.
-Mr. H. S. Sheppard, of the electrical{
engineering department, gave a talk
on, "Wireless Telegraphy," before the
Detroit-Ann Arbor branch of the Am-
erican Institute of Electrical Engineers
last night in the engineering building.
-Painters from the university shop
are putting a new coat on the econom-
ics building. Work probably will be
finished within another week.
-Dr. Louis Kahlenberg, director of the
chemical department at the university
of Wisconsin, spoke in the chemical
amphitheater Thursday night on the
subject, "A Neglected Principle of
Chemistry and Some of its Applica-
tions."
-Tan Delta Sigma, architectural hon.
or society, held its initiation dinner
at Foster's, Thursday night. Prof. A.
Tealdi, of the landscape design depart-
ment, and Prof. H. R. Cross, of the.
fine arts department,, were the prin-
cipal speakers. The following were
initiated: Kathleen Cutting, grad.,
Fred A. Brinkman, '16A, George B.
Hammond, '16A, Alexander McColl,
'16A, and Arthur Moninger, '16A.
10c rents a kodak today. Lyndon."
, 300 MARK PASSED
BY TW0_REGULARS'
Excluding Sider, ) lildgan Nine Bats
.106 Sinice Returnt fromu
Southern Trip
EVERY AVERA GE SUFFERS SLUMP
Exclusive of the batting of George
Sisler, the Michigan team is hitting
an average of .166 since its return
from the south. Including the marks
of that gentleman, the nine is batting
.183. The latter average is about 50
points below the lowest average of
the eastern teams which Michigan will
meet on the sea-board trip. The total
number of times at bat since the south-
ern trip is 207, while the 38 hits poked
out in that time gives an average of
.183.
The average for the year has suffer-
ed a severe drop as a result of the fall-
ing off on the home lot, the team hit-
ting for the year averages 152, where-
as it counted up to .303 after the sev-
en games played in Dixie. Only two
regulars are batting above .300, and
only six men who have played in a
Varsity game have averages above
that figure.
The names, position, number of
games played in, number of times at
bat, number of hits, and average of
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Everything the very latest "in Straws, Panamas, and Leghorns.
We can also make them u' to order and trim them just as
you want them.
FACTORY HAT STORE
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308 S. State Street
Our Prices and our Shoes
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and WE FIT YOU RIGHT
Try us we save you money.
119 E. Liberty St.
Rubber soled shoes re-soled as they should be
every man who
larly scheduled
has played in a regu-
game follow:
SOPH ENGINEERS AND JUNIOR
LAWS WIN INTERCLASS GAMES
Both Teams Rin Up Big Scores before
Contests Close; Martin Hurls
Good Game
In games featured by the run get-'
ting of both the winning teams, the
soph engineers and the junior laws
triumphed .in the interclass baseball.
series yesterday.'
Martin, the star pitcher of the soph'
boilermakers., lived up to his record,
as the third year men could do nothing
with his delivery when a hit was need-
ed. After the first inning, he had,
things all his own way, and in addi-
tion, he got a home run. Pettibone
robbed Krause of a sure triple by a
leaping catch of his liner. The line-
up and score follows:
Juniors-Pettibone If, Richards 3b,
Bricker 1b, Vogel rf, Gore of, Buell ss,
Halloway 2b, Tobey c, Wickham p.
Sophs-Pollock ss, Bowles 3b, Mar-
tin p, Paisley 1b, Krause c, Whalen 2b,
Dignan cf, Sevin if, Thomas rf.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7-R H E
Juniors ......2 0 0 0 1 0 0-3 6 1
Sophs ......1 2 1 2 2.0 *'-8 5 2
By hitting the ball to all corners of
the lot, the junior laws smothered the
freshmen by the score of 17 to 1. The
lineup and score follow:
Junior laws-Martin 3b, McCall p,
Brownell ss, Rowan 2b, Stevens 1b,
Brown lf, Thomas c, Scott rf, Thor-
nell cf.
Fresh laws-Alexander ss, Burns cf,
Toles p & 3b, Ryback 2b, Wall rf, Hew-
itt ib, Achi c & p, Hall 3b, Cowlin If,
then play the final match for the de-
partment championship.
All matches must be completed by
Monday night and will be for 36 holes.
A cup is to be given to the winning
team and there is a strong possibility
that numerals may be awarded also.
In about two weeks a campus cham-
pionship tournament will be held.
Many candidates are expected to enter.
The exact date has not been set.
Parents Take Roberi F. Miller Home
Robert F. Miller, '18A, who sustain-
ed a fractured nose in an interclass
baseball game Thursday afternoon,
was taken to his home in Jackson yes-
terday by his father and mother.
Varsity band assembles in front of
University hall at 1:30 o'clock, for
Syracuse track meet and ball game.
Tryouts for business manager of
1915-1916 Students Directory call from
4:00 to 5:00 o'clock Monday afternoon
at the offices in the Press building.
L ONE OF
ARRY LEVINSON'S
(3 STORES IN INDIANAPOLIS)
Player, Pos. Games All
Nichols, p......... 2 4
Flarshman, e.......2 2
Davidson, p........5 15
Sisler, p. .........13 52
Benton, c........18 51.
Niemann, If........3 6
Brandell, ss. .....12 51,
Shivel, 3b & ss. ... 2 4
Maltby, lb. .. ....13 46
Labadie, rf. . ......3 56
Waltz, 3b. ........13 51
Sheehy, cf.......13 55
McQueen, 2b.......13 52
McNamara, p. ....4 9
Soddy, p.........1 0
Stewart, lb. ...... 1. 1
Anderson, rf......2 3
Caswell, p. ... . ....3 4
Ferguson, p......3 6
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.400
.346
.333
.333
.274
.250
.239
232
.215
.200
.173
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ORGANIZE INTERCLASS TETNNIS
TOURNAMENT AT FERRY FIELDl
With the appointment of E. P.
Wright, '16, as interclass manager, the
first step has been taken in conmplet-
ing arrangements for an interclass
tennis tournament to be inaugurated
soon at Ferry field. Four managers,
representing the freshman, sopho-
more,. junior and senior classes, will
be appointed within a few days by a
committee consisting of Wright, Dr.
Lee, and Director Rowe.
The tourney will consist of regular
singles and doubles matches between
the various aspirants to determine the
campus championship. Members of
the Varsity and All-Fresh team will
not b eligible to compete in this tour-
nament.
COMEDY CLUB DISCUSSES PLANS
Election of New President Will Take
Place Next Week
Louis K. Friedman, '15, retiring
president of the Comedy club, welcom-
ed the new members at a meeting held
yesterday afternoon in the Cercle
Francais rooms. The election of the
new president was postponed until
the meeting which will be held next
week. All the new members gave
short talks in which they presented
their views on the Comedy club.
Director E. A. Sachs, '17, has ap-
pointed E. A. Bartelme, '17E, stage
manager and John E. Sanders, '17L,
property manager for the coming year.
W. Peddicord, '16L, has appointed
Gerald Rosenbaum, '17, publicity man-
ager.
Kemper c.
1 2 3 4 5 6 7--R
Freshmen ....0 1 0 0 0 0 0-1+
Juniors......3 5 1 0 0 8 *-17
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ALL-FRESH MEET POLISH TEAM
Squad Leaves for Orchard Lake This
Morning for Hard Battle
Michigan's All-Fresh baseball team
will leave for Orchard Lake at 7:05
o'clock this morning on the Ann Ar-
bor railroad.
The following men were selected by
Coach Hughitt to make the trip: Bar-
ibeau, Field, Piggott, Lambert, Wal-
terhouse, Norton, Ippel, Bialoskey,
Riddle, Drummond, Andrus, Miller,
Golden, Brown. The return trip will
start at 6:10 o'clock.
The Poles have an exceptionally
good team this year and a hard battle
is expected. For many years this
school has boasted of one of the
strongest aggregations from the
smaller schools in this part of the
country and the yearlings expect the
hardest battle of the year.
QUALIFY FOUR TEAMS FOR GOLF
NO 'PEP' YET SHOWN
BY UNDEUCLASSES
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chosen as follows: from the sop-h lits,
heavyweight tug-or-war team, and
pushball leader; soph engineers, mid-
dle and lightweight tug-of-war and
third relay captain; fresh laws, sec-
ond relay captain; combined depart-
ments, first relay captain.
In order to choose the captains,
class meetings will be held on Mon-
day, the announcements to be madeby
placard.. The mass meeting for the
freshmen will be held Wednesday
night at 7:00 o'clock in the west phys-
ics lecture room. "Tommy" Hughitt
and "Bill" Cochran will be present to
give "pep" talks. . The soph mass
meeting will be held Thursday night at
the same time, the speakers being
"Jimmie" Raynsford and "Eddie" Sa-
ier. "Hap" Haff will have a promi-
nent part in the proceedings on both
nights.
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Skate at Weinberg's, Roller RiO,
Friday Night.
Call 106 for large flat racks for in-
itiating parties.
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Cheaper and better than Meat
STRICTLY FRESH
FOR
Chickens
Pork Loin Roast'
Pot Roast Beef
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Calf Liver
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16c
15c
18c
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White Perch
Yellow Perch-
Blue Pike
Walleyed Pike -
Lake Huron Trout
Skinned Perch -
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- Sc
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- 12c
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ER TRIPS,
and Picnics
in, veal loaf,
usages of all
e any 'outing
White Fish, Herring, Bull
Head, Halibut, Fresh Clams.
A reasonable price is made for
dressing special price fish.
ANN ARBOR FISH MARKET
HENRY VOGEL
Prop.
Two Lit, Medic and Law Squads Will Call taxi
Compete in Finals of Tourney 2280 15 522
Whose who qualified in the prelimi-
nary matches of the interdepartment Call taxi. Phone 2350.
golf tourney are:-Bohling and Bor-
cherdt, lits; O'Connor and Marks, Drop in after the game or after play.
medics; Williamson and, Nicholson, ing tennis and try a 5e soda. Van
laws; Palmer and Stearns, lits. The Doren's Pharmacy, 703 Packard St. tf.
final matches will be played May 15,
'16, 17. One lit team will compete 50c reduction on your strawhat Sat.
against the medics, the other against if you bring an old felt along. Davis,
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