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The',Hawk
By Francis deCroisset
Translated by Marie Zane Taylor
Bi g, Vital S tory.--Heart Throbbing
Lovey Interest
Pole V\alt-Em-erson (A), first;
Wong (M), second; Warner (A), third.
Height-10 feet.
FROSH WIN INTERCIASS
MEET; POORATTENDANCE
Rain 11akes Track Heavy; Stowi Time
in Running Events; :Kruiger, 118,
Takes 16 Points
Rain and the absence of thrills and
spectators were the predominant fea-
tures of Saturday's track meet which
the class of 1919 won by amassing a
total of 54 points. The sophomores
were a close second with a total of
52 points to their credit, while the
junior and senior teams finished a
poor third and fourth respectively with
scores of 15 and 3.
The rain early Saturday morning
put the entire field in extremely bad
condition for the meet. As a result
of the heavy field all, the running
events were made in slow time. , In
three of the field events noteworthy
results were accomplished, Ehinger,
'19, taking the broad jump with a
leap of 20 feet 1 inch, Hawkes, '17,
hurling the discus 110 feet, and Good-
rich, '19, heaving the shot out 34
feet 4 inches.
From the, standpoint of point win-
ners, there were three stars in the
meet. Kruger, '18, gathered in 16 of
the 52 points won by his class, making
him the 'highest individual point win-
ner of the meet. Keskey, '19, won 13
points for his class ,while Bauer, '18,
secured a score of 9 points.
Numerals will be awarded to the
men who secured first places in the
meet.
Summaries,.
100 yard dash--Keskey, '19, first,
Craig, '19, second; Kruger, '18, third.
Time, 12 4-5 seconds.
120 yard high hurdles-Kruger '18,
first; Vetter, '16. second. Time, 19 1-5
seconds.
Shot put--Goodrich, '19, first; Bauer,
'18, second; Hawkes, '17, third. Dis -
tance, 34 feet, 4 inches.
1 mile run-Matteson, '18, first; Ke-
rolla, '19, second; Canter, '19, third.
Time, 5 minutes, 2 1-5 seconds.
Half mild--Matthews, '19, first;
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:-TOSSERS PLAY TIE
WITH YPSINORMALiTES
tFreslhmena Spill Chan ces for 'Victory
'"ith Error; Dlarkniess Epids
Came itj Twelfth
ivichigan's All-Fresh baseball team
fought a 12-inning tie game With Yp-
silanti Normal yesterday afternoon,
Th,11 score stood 2 to 3--when darkness
Put m!n end to the contest.
Michigan scored first, shovlng a run-
nier aruund in the first inning. Danc-
er single(!, and went to second when
Acilms sacrificed, Horwitz beat a
bunt and Dancer skipped to third, and
'e raced across the plate on Morrison's
roller to the second baseman.
Ypsilanti's two, runs camne as the
result of an error in the fifth. With
the bases loaded Morrison threw to
Mi1(blioditch In a fakse play to catch
Torrey off second, attempting to get
Mclntosh to try to score. McIntosh
tore for the plate but Middleditch
threw poorly, and the peg eluded Mor-
rison, two runners crossing the plat-
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MigigTRACKSTERS SEND
FEHDOWN TODEFEATEHT
Becatty Stars 'for the Farmers, Scoring
15 Points; Haigh High.
Jumps 5. 8 1.2
With but four firsts to their credit,
the All-Fresh track, team yesterday
went down to defeat belore the Aggie
runners 84 to 42. The Farmers plac-
ed in every event and scored a slam in
one, the discus throw. Michigan was
especially weak in the weights.
Captain Beatty was the big noise for
the Olive and White, scoring firsts in
the low and high hurdles and the
broad jump for a total of 15 points.
For the yearlings, Horr was the in-
dividual star, Comloquoy and Fuess
romped home easy winners in the
mile. In the half, Barnett of the Ag-
gies nosed out Fox, the yearling cap-
tain, in one of the most exciting fin-
ishes of the day. Probably the most
noteworthy performance of the after-
noon was Haigh's leap of 5 feet 8 1-2
inches in the high jump.
Summaries-
120-yard high hurdles-"-Beatty (A),
first; Barrill (A), second; Beardsley
(M), third. Time-16 2-5.
100-yard dash-Horr (M), first;
Brusselbach (A), second; Huebner;
(A), third. Time-O 2-5.
880-yard dash-Barnett (A), first;
Fox' (M), second; Sedgwick (M),
third. Time-2 :1 4-5.
440-yard Clash-Peppard (A), first;
Jewitt (A), second; Garlock (M),
third. Time-52.
220-yard low hurdles--Beatty (A),
first; Hoerner (A), second; MacMillan
(M), third. Time--26.
Two-mile run-Barnett (A), first;
Tuttle (M), second;, Herlihy (M),
third. Time-10:57 1-5.
220-yard dash-Horr" (M), ffirat; Al-
derman (A), second; gBarill (A),,
third. Tinie-23 1-_5.,
Mile run-Ooquq oy .(M) first;
Fuess (A), second; Longnecker (A).
third. 1-Ime--4 :36 4-5.
Shot put-Blocklock (A), first; Joys ยง
(A), second; Cudlip (M), third,ls-
tance-37 feet 11 1-2 inch~es.
Hammer thrw- Lukens (A), first;
Wright (1T), second; Blacklock (A),
thimq. Distance-118 feet 8 1.2 nches.
Discus throw-Atkins (A), first;
Blacklock (A), seoqud; Jones (A),
third. Distance-109 feet 4 inches.
Broadl jump--Beatty (A), first;
Brusselbach (A), second; Wong (M),
third. Distance-20 feet 8 inches.
High jump--Haigh "(M), first; Car-
ver (A), second; Curtis (A), third.
Height-5 feet 8 1-2 inches.
Martins} "19, second; Ldrimer, '19, Great was the disappoinitment y~s-
third. Time, 2 minutes, 16 3-5 seconds. terday among Michigan's 'varsity tert-
High junip-Shartel, '18, first; Ho- nis players when their match with
gan,, '18, second; Davis; '17, third. the Toledo city racquet swirigers~ was
Height, 4 feet, 11 inches. canceled because of wvet courts. The
440-yard dash - Kruger, '18, first; Varsity was humbled by the Ohio ,+Aen
Levick, '19, second; Goldstein, '19., in their match several weeks ago, a3
third. Time, 62 4-5 seconds, they had high hopes Df sec uring re-=
220-Yard dash-Keskey, '19, first; venge.
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Walker. '19, secon~rd; Smith, '19, third.
Time, 24 3-5 secon.ds.
Discus--Hawkes, '17, first; McCal-
lum, '18, second; Frantz, '17, third.
Distance, .110 feet.
Two-mitre run-Fdillar, '19, first;
H-oerner, 118, second; 1Prantz, '17,
third. rme, 12 minutes., V; 4-5 sec-
onds.
Poule vauilt-M~cKee, '18, ,first; Mead,
'17, second,, Shartel, '18, third. Height,
9 feet.
.Haminer throw--Bauer, 118,. first;
WITCH THIS FELLOW!
Paisley, '17, second; Hawkes,
third. Distance, 85 feet.
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Broad jump-Ehinger, '19, first; lies-
key, '19, second, Tolochko, '19, third.
Distance, 20 feet, 1 inch.
220-yard low hurdles--Kruger, '18,
first; Bauier, '18, second.. Time, 31
2-6 seconds.
RAIN (A- lEVES TENNIS PIL4AYERS4
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i-lopes of Revenge
Sherman Landers, ,Oregon, 111,
High School
Entered in Interscholastic meet in
pole vault, 110-yard dash, 220-yard
dash, 220-yard low hurdles, 120-yard
high hurdles, high jump, and broad
jump. Best event is pole vault, in
which he does 12 feet, 5 inches, con-
sistently. Broke Illinois Interscholas-
tic meet record two weeks ago with
a vault of 12 feet. Also broke record
at Kansas meet, in which he and one
lone team-mate won the meet with
34 points. They also won the Wis-
consin meet with 55 points. Landers
favors Michigan as his favorite school.
Will he be here next year? Wiscon-
sin, Illinois, Chicago, Minnesota, and
other schools are after 'im.
Advertizers in The Michigan Daily
are the reliable business men of your
city. .It is to your interest to patron-
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'19 RACQUETERS VICTORIOUS
Nateh With Grand Rapids "Y" Gives
Title of "Unbeateei to Yearlings
Michigan's unbeaten. freshman ten-
nis team hung up another victory yes-
terday morning when they took the
measure of the Grand Rapids Y. M. C.
A. racquet wielders in an extra-period
contest. The final score was 4 to 3,
with the yearlings on the heavy end.
The Wolverines gained an early ad-
vantage, by winning three out of four
matches- in the singles but the Fur-
niture City aggregation .evened up the
count by copping the other singles
match and sweeping the boards in the
doubles. In order that the tie' might
be broken, the captains' of the two
teams agreed to play another doubles
match and in the play-off the year-
lings won out, after dropping the first
set.
Summaries:
Knoche (M) d. Bartz (+GR), 6-2, 6-2;
$teketee .(M) d. Rutledge (GR), 4-6,
9-7, 6-2; Murray (GR) d. Strouse (M),
6-4, 6-4; Hicks (M) d. Thwaites (GR),
6-2, 6-3; Thwaites and Murray (GR)
d. Hicks and Strouse (M), 6-3, 6-3 ;
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