PRE-EXAMN DANCE
AT CRANCER'S
Friday, June 9th
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To Sen iors
From New York Alumni
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find a suitable home, and in
business, if you will make
yourself known to us prompt-
ly on arrival in New York.
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bring a University reference.
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NEED TEN MORE ENTRIES
FOR PENTAHLON MEET
More Men Required to Make Event a
Success; Will Be Held
Anyway
At least ten more entries are needed
to make the Pentathlon, scheduled for
3:15 o'clock this afternoon, a success.
The event will be held regardless of
the number of entries, as this is the
last date open on Ferry field before
examinations start. If any entrants in
the meet find it impossible to be on
the field at 3:15 o'clock, they may
enter up as late as 3:45 o'clock.
The gold watch offered as a prize to
the winner of the Pentathlon, and the
chance of developing track talent
which this event offers, should draw
a good sized crowd of track athletes
to the field.
NEW ATHLETIC MJANAGERS TAKE
SEATS ON BOARD OF DIRECTORS
Newly elected athletic managers
took their seats on the board of direc-
tors of the athletic association yes-
terday. Glenn Howland, James E.
Chenot, Gordon Smith and John Sand-
ers replaced Sidney Steen, James W.
Thomas, Ray E. Mills and John Fink-
enstaodt, respectively.'
The board elected Willis Brodhead
student member of the board in con-
trol to fill a vacancy recently caused
by the resignation of Edward Mack.
Election of officers for next year
resulted as follows: President, Glenn
Howland; secretary, Gordon Smith;
treasurer, James Chenot.
1916 Graduates. Kee in touch with'
your Alma Mater by. having next
year's Daily mailed to you.
VARSITY MEN TO
RUN AT TOLEDO
NOTICE!
For the convenience of
who contemplate trying
time for Varsity athletic
all students
out at any
teams, The
Smith, Carroll,
Ufer, Fox, Fontanna,
and Donnelly Expect to Make
i tihe Trip
MEN WILL NOT RUN OFFICIALLY
Several members of the Michigan
Varsity track squad have resumed
training this week to participate in
the Toledo Municipal field day which
comes a week from Saturday.,
Captain Harold Smith, Captain-elect
"Eddie" Carroll, Ufer, Fox, Fontanna
and Donnelly expect to make the trip.
Coach "Steve" Farrell was starter at
this event last year, and "Steve" as-
serts that it is one of the biggest track
meets of its kind yin the country. Last
year the attendance was- over 15,000
and 200 men competed.
With Captain Smith running the
dashes, Fox, Ufer, Carroll, Donnelly
and possibly Murphy entering the mid-
dle distance events, and Fontanna in
the quarter, the Michigan track men
should create considerable impression.
The team will not run as the Univer-
sity of Michigan track team, as this
is not a regularly scheduled meet.
Murphy may go, and if he does there
is a possibility that Michigan will en-
ter a one-mile relay team. Even though
"Cap" Murphy does not make the trip,,
the local men might compete in the
relay, as "Hal" Smith may take a
iling at the 440. Cups are offered the
winners, and gold, silver and bronze
medals will be awarded first, second
and third place.
JUNIOR LITS TROUNCE JUNIOR
DENTS IN LISTLESS GAME'
In a relentless determination to
cheat the weather man out of imposing
another postponement upon them, the
junior dents and lits engaged in one
of the merriest mud scrambles of the
year. The lits won 7 to 6.
All the breaks seemed to favor the
lits up to the fourth inning, the latter
piling up a heavy lead of six runs over
the dents' lone tally. The dents gave
the lits the scare of their lives in this
frame by running the count up to
within one point of the latters' score.
They again threatened in the fifth, by
geting their lead-off man as far as
second, with none out, but the next
two men flied out and the last one hit
into a double play. The lits are tied
with the junior engineers for the cam-
Daily prints the following extract
from the rules of the Athletic asso-
ciation:
"Any student of the University of
Michigan engaging in any of the recog-
nized intercollegiate sports during
term time except on teams authorized
by the board in control of athletics of
the University of Michigan, does there-
by become ineligible for all time for
either the Varsity or All-Freshman
teams of the university in each and
every one of the recognized inteicol-
legiate sports.
"Any student of the University of
Michigan engaging in any of the rec-
ognized intercollegiate sports on teams
other than those authorized by the
board in control of athletics of the
University of Michigan during sum-
mer vacations, except where special
written permission is given by the
chairman of the board in control of
athletics, may thereby become ineli-
gible for either the Varsity or All-
Freshman teams of the University in
each and every one of the recognized
intercollegiate sports.
"Permission to engage during sum-
mer vacation in any one of the recog-
nized intercollegiate sports may be
given by the chairman of the board in
control of athletics of the University
of Michigan on condition that the ap-
plicant for such permission makes
written application offering evidence
that he is a permanent or all-summer
resident of the town supporting the
team of which he desires to become a
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or even jeopardize his amateur stand-
ing by his competition on said team
or teams.
(Signed) R. W. AIGLER,
Chairman Board in Control of Ath-
letics.
P. G. BARTELME,
Secretary Board in Control of Ath-
letics.
Advertizers in The Michigan Daily
GIVES CROSS-COUNTRY TROPHY'
C. L. Harpham of Boston, Former In-
structor, Presents Plaque
The athletic office is just in re-
ceipt of a handsome new trophy which
is to be devoted to the stimulation of
cross-country running.
The trophy is in the form of a large
plaque, and was presented by C. L.
Harpham, an old-time Michigan cross-
country enthusiast. Mr. Harpham,
while in the university, was a student
of economics and taught this subject
here for several years after his gradu-
ation. He is now connected with the
firm of Harpham, Barnes, Stevenson
and Coe, Inc., business economists and
production engineers. All of Mr. Harp-
ham's partners are Michigan men,
with the exception of Stevenson, Mr.
Coe being the famous "Spider" Coe.
The trophy is of gold bronze,
mounted on a solid mahogany back-
ground. The engraving is very hand-
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pus championship
be staged Thursd
4:15 o'clock.
Score by innings
Junior lits ........
Junior dents .....
and the game will
lay afternoon at
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