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DAME LOSES TO M ICHI-
NINE ON "LABADIE DAY"
nined from Page One)
on both walked. Edgren,
for the disgruntled visitors,
n almost every pitch in this
'ith able assistance from his
es. Finally he cut loose with
itch that the catcher couldn't
,ched with a section of the
nd. Labadie raced home, and
Dame lads kicked themselves
ie club house.AMyers, playing
the visitors, was particularly
and unhappy during the aft.
Nothing seemed to suit him,
srew his hat and glove about
kless abandon.
iorning's game starts at 9.;30
ore:
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112TRAKTHLETES
TO RECEIE IMSI!
"Eddie" Carroll to Be Only Track
Maii Wearing tripes
Next Yer
SEVEN OF hONOR ROLL6 OlADUATE
Twelve track athletes were honored
yesterday by receiving "M's" as a
reward for their season's endeavors,
while the four Varsity tennis players
were likewise rewarded.
"Eddie" Carroll will be the only
man on the .track team of next year
who will waar th'e .aia a-
stripes on his tack -jersey, as the
whirlwind miler was the only Michi-
gan man aside from the retiring cap-
tain, "Hal" Smith, to get a place in
the intercollegiates. last week.
Seven of the dozen men who will
receive their Varsity recognition at
the farewell mass meeting this evening
have taken part in their last Michigan
track meet. Those who remain to
wear the "M" next season are Car-
roll, Cross, O'Brien, Donnelly and
Fontanna. . All of them are juniors,
and in their second season of track
work.-
Three of the four tennis players are
seniors this year. "Hod" Sherwood
is the sophomore who will wear the
tennis insignia.
The track men will meet at the
feld house on Ferry field this after-
noon at 1:45 o'clock to elect a cap-
tain for the next year's Varsity cin-
d1v team.-
FRIDAYI'S INTERCLASS GAME
CANCELLED BY WITHDRAWAL
All Entrants Urged to Play Off Games
Before Next Saturday; No Count
Made Later
Yesterday proved to be a quiet one
as far as the interclass baseball
league was concerned, the only sche-
duled bill of the day, that between the
senior lit and law teams being can-
celled due to the withdrawal of the
former group from the final round.
As several postponed contests re-
main to be run off before the end of
next week, Intercollege Manager
Thomas urges that an extra effort be
put forth by teams having such games
to play them off just as soon as pos-
sible, as no games will be counted in
the standings that are staged after
next Saturday.'
ALL-FRESh TENNIS TEAM TO
MEET GRAND RAPIDS TODAY
The All-Fresh tennis team will line
up today on the Ferry field courts for
a return match with the Grand Rapids
Y. M. C. A. racqueters, who gave the
yearlings such a battle in the Furni-.
ture City last week.
This year's freshman quartet is one
of the best that ever sported the
Maize and Blue, having a record of 5
victories and no defeats. The year-
ling squad will be composed of Capt.
Steketee, Knoche, Strouse and Hicks,
with Codd in reserve.
l ope Favors All- Fresh Because
Former Victory Over Ioles
At 7:30 o'clock this morning Coach
eMGinnis and a squad of 13 yearling
baseball men left for Orchard Lake to
play the last game of the season with
the Polish Seminary team. From
ipresent indications it appears that
the yearling s uad will bring home
the bacon. Either Mrowka or Socha
will appear in the box for the Poles.
Glen or Turner, probably the former,
will take the mound for the 1919 team.
The following men made the trip
w.ith the coach: Glen, Turner, Parks,
Morrison, Adams, Middleditch, Hor-
witz, Dancer, Kirchgessner, Hall,
NllW 111(41 SCHOOL
QUALIFIES 11 MEN
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Locke (Cleveland Shaw), second. Time,
10 2-5 seconds.
4thli heat-Hargreaves (Joliet), first;
Gibbs (Crane Tech.) second. Time,
10 3-5 seconds.
5th heat-Butler (Shortridge), first;
Gindich (Crane Tech.), second. Time,
YEARLINGS PLAY LAST GAME
of
oul"hro"p (Bay City), fourth. Time,
5l 4-5 seconds.
220-Yard Dash
1st heat-Rausch (Waterloo), first;
Anderson (Charleston, W. Wa.), sec-
ond; W. Bacon (Grand Rapids),
third. Time, 22 2-5 seconds.
2nd heat-Hargreaves (Joliet), first;
Locke (Cleveland Shaw), second;
D.:oorhead (Tol. Scott), third. Time,
21 4-5 sec.
3rd heat-Landers (Oregon), first;
Dowding (Bowen), second; Sewell
(Tol. Scott), third. Time, 22 seconds.
4th heat-Sitts (Pontiac), first;
Lewis (Crane Tech.), second. Time,
23 1-5 seconds.
220-Yard Low HurdlesY
1st heat-Smith (Cleveland Shaw),
first; Wilson (Shortridge), second.
Time, 26 2-5 seconds.
zud 0 eat --wacheuzie ourand Rap-
ids), first; Thomas Parr (Cleveland
Shaw), second. Time, 26 3-5 seconds.
3rd heat-Swift (D. U. S.), first;.
Dale Hause (Ann Arbor), second.
Time, 27 3-5 seconds.
4th heat-Loomis (Oregon), first;
Cilfillan (Joliet), second. Time, 25
seconds.
880-Yard Run
1st heat-Rees (East Aurora), first;
Heuple (Tol. Scott); second; Vande-
visse (Grand Rapids), third; D. Wright
(Cleveland Shaw), fourth. Time,
2 minutes, 2 seconds.
2nd heat--Forbes (Grand Rapids),
first; Page (Tol. Scott), second; Na-
son (Joliet), third; Walbridge (De-
troit Eastern). Time, 2 minutes, 9 1-5
seconds.
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Now Running Full Blast
EVERY ATTRACTION INSTALLED A N D
GIVING SATISFACTION
Swimming Pool
The Best lEver
Be Sure you Ride on
the Marry-Go-Round
Automatic Baseball
Program Changes
Monday, Wednesday
Best in City
and Friday
Moving Pictures
T h e*Catering Depart-
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3-5 seconds.'
120-Yard High Hurdles
st heat-MacKenzie (Grand Rap-
), won. Time, 17 1-5 seconds.
:nd heat-Gilfillan (Joliet), won.
ne, 16 2-5 seconds.
rd heat-Landers (Oregon), won.
ne; 16 3-5 seconds.
th heat-Loomis (Oregon), won.
)e, 16 2-5 seconds. -
440-Yard Pash
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Old and Young.
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1st heat-Houston (Grand Rapids),
first; Jacobs (Joliet), second; Robb
(D. U. S.), third; DgWright (Cleve-
land Shaw), fourth. Time, 51 3-5
seconds.
2nd heat-Butler (Shortridge), first;
Gindich (Crane Tech.), second; Thom-
as Parr (Cleveland Shaw), third; }
FIELD EVENTS
Shot put--Van Orden (Alan Arbor), Tech.), Pratt (Lane ' 'ech.), Riblett
Pond (D. U. S.), Gilfillan (Joliet), All- (ClevelanuQ Shaw), Fogg (Tol' Scott),t
man (Urbana), John Parr (Cleveland Moorhead. (Tol. Scott), and Loomis
Shaw), qualified. Distance, 49 feet, (Oregon. qualified. H(,I -ht, 5 feet,
4 1-2 inches. 6 inches..
Pole vault-Gleason (Detroit East- Hamrnmer throw-Allmau (,Urbana)<
ern), Wasbrook (Detroit Eastern), John Parr (Cleveland Sh-aW) Meyer
Cross (Muskegon), Landers (Oregon), (Joliet), Burmeister (Shelby), and
Wengerden (Muskegon), qualified. Kehlman (Joliet), qualified.. Dist :nce,
Height, 10 feet, 4 inches. 137 feet, 10 inches.
High jump - Middleton (Crane( (Continued on Page .(ior)
Let that Freshman in the house
take a run down to Bloomfield's and
get some of that cooling ice cream. J3
Conte back next fall and take a
course at Hamilton Business College
and you will be in line for a better
job when you leave Michigan. tf
Plate and 100 cards, $1:50, at
Sheehan's tf
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"'SAFETY FIRST"
HAS BEEN DONE TO DEATH
Service first, last and always is the big idea with us, and perfect saft (y is assured
where good food stuffs are properly prepared as they invariably are at
"TH E
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A PLACE OF DISTINOTIVE Q.ERVICE
HOS PICE"
None out when winning run was
red.
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ummary-Three-base hits -Bran-
Labadie, Lathrop. Stolen bases
eem, Brandell 2, Harrington, Moon-
Moots. Bases on Balls-Off Miller
>ff Edgren 3. Sturek out-By Mi-'
8; by Edgren 9. Wild pitches-
;ren 2. Passed balls-Dunne. Hit
pitcher-By Miller (Klein). Um-,
s--McKenzie and McCain. Time{
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