TAD MICHIGAN DAILY
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SUNDAY,
June 4
Take the day off and go up the River.
One of our Canoe Lunches will make the trip corn-
plete.
Aside from being the best, you. don't have to'
carry them down here.
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DETROIT
Week Starting
Monday, June 5
and Ending
Sunday, June 11
VAUGHAN
GLASER
And his Excellent Company,
including
FAY COURTENEY
Present
CCA OF SUNNY-
BROOK, FARM"9
By K ATE; DOUGLAS WIGGIN
Blarrington. Struck out-By Robins 6,
by Miller 2, by Sheehan 1. Bases on
balls -Off Sheehan 5, off Robins 3. Hit
by pitched ball-Labadie, Harrington.
Time of game-2 hours, 2 'minutes.
Umnpi res--McKenzie and McCain.
CARROLL ELECTED
'17 TRA9CK CAPTAIN
Brext Year's Leader Has Beeni Con-
s'iiet Point Winner for
Two Seasmi~s
TOOK SECOND IN ONE MILE RUN
11. -:1. (Eddie) Carroll, '17E, was
yestorday unanimously elected to cap..
tami the Michigan track team for the
coming year. Carroll succeeds ":Hal"
Smith, who has led the Maize and
l3lue for the past two seasons.
Carroll has been a consistent point
w inner for the past two seasons,
cleaning up first places in nearly all
of the dual meets in which he has ta-
ken part. In last year's intercollegiate
at Philadelphia, the new leader took
down third place behind McKenwjie of
Princeton and Windnagle of Cornell.
At Cambridge last week the Wolverine
was second to Windnagle, making the
maile in 4 minutes and 16 2-5 seconds.
CL 1SS TENNNIS TOURNAM1ENT
WILL BE P~LAYED) THIS WEEK
Play in the class tennis tournament
will begin tomorrow and will continue
until the end of the week. All matches
must be played off by Saturday night.
Following is the schedule:'
.Monday: '16 vs. '19.
Tuesday: '17 vs. '18.
Wednesday: '18 vs. '19; '16 vs. '17.
Friday: '17 vs. '1,9; '16. vs. 18.
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FIELD EVENTS
Shot put--Allman (Urbana), first;
John Parr (Shaw), second; Pond (D.
U2. S.), third; Gilfillan (Joliet),, fourth.'
Distance, 49 feet, 10 1-2 inches.
Pole vault-Landers (Oregon), first;
Cross (Muskegon), and Wesbrooki (De-
troit Eastern), tied for seconld' Wen-
gerden (Muskegon), and Gleason (De-
troit Eastern), tied for fourth. Height,
10 feet, 9 inches.
High jump-Pratt (Lane), first;
Fogg (Scott), second; Loomis (Ore-
gon), and Middleton (Crane), tied for
third. Height, 5 feet, 8 inches.
Hammer throw-Allman, .(Urbana),
first; John 1arr (Shaw), second; Bur-
meister (Shelby), third; Meyer (Jo-
liet), fourth. Distance, 140 feet, 7 1-2
inches.
Broad jump--Dornick (Huntington),
first; Landers (Oregon), second;
Dowding (Bowen), third; Gibbs
(Crane), fourth. Distance, 21 feet,
11 1-2 inches.
Discus -Allman' (Urbana), first;
Gilfillan (Joliet),- second; Belknap
(Grand Rapids), third; John Parr
(Shaw), fourth. Distance, 130 feet.
New Michigan Interscholastic record.
CLASS B. TIACK EVENTS
100-yard dash-Merchant (St. Jo-
seph), first; Withers (Constantine),
second; Higgins (Cass City), third;
Rankin (Shelby), fourth. Time, 10 3-5
seconds.
Mile run-Bennett (Shelby), first;
Wood (Cass City), second; Cramer
(Rockford), third; Webb (Memphis),
fourth. Time, 4 minutes, 53 seconds.
440-yard dash-Higgins (Cass City),
first; Rankin (Shelby), second; Ben-
der (Rockford), third; McKee (D. U.
S.), fourth. Time, 53 '2-5 seconds.
220-yard dash-Merchant (St. Jo-
seph), first; Withers (Constantine),
second ; -Wilcox (Dundee), third; Siny-
lie (D. U. S.5), fourth. Time, 22 4-5
880-yard run -- Rankin (Shelby),
first; Bennett (Shelby), second; Wood
(Cass City), third; Cramer (Rock-
ford), fourth. Time, 2 minutes, 7 1-5
seconds.
FIELD EVENTS
Broad jump--Rankin (Shelby), first;
Higgins (Cass City), second; Wilcox
(Dundee), third; Withers (Constan-
tine), fourth. Distance, 19 feet, 10 1-2
inches.
Equip your Canoe with a Victrola.
Schaeberle & Son. tf
Saddle ponies at 50c an hour. Call
830. tt
May Festival Artists make Victor
Relcords. Schaeberle & Son. tf
Ten cents rents a good Eastman
kodak, any size you want. Lyndon's,
Calling Cards-Order them now at
W~dhr's University Bookstore.
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Buy your calling cards at
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Labadie, cf.........3
Brandell, ss........ 3
Walterhouse, 2b ... 3
Farrington, lb.,.... 2
Thomas, 3b ........ 4
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BEEN MOTORING?
Then you have an appetite born of the unwinding highways, the spring sun~shine
and the great outdoors-you seek quiet, rest and refreshmtent.
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A PLACE OF DISTINCTIVE SERVIC~E
HOSPICE"
was made for you-is run for you and offers food and vweeine that will make you
glad you came and eager to do it again.
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Summary-Stolen bases-Mooney 2,
Harrington. Walterhouse, Reem,
Thomas, Brandell. Sacrifice hits -
Walterhouse. Sacrifice flies-Myers,