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TRAIL MEN
G OF SPORTS
-- By BOB ANGELL
that it is a B. V.
will be formal.-
sort of logic that
Tigers.
of a formal party
w your own con-
will be
racket.
Little
Cuba ?"
vaulting the net with his
boy - "Say, Doc., what is
ime this is in line with the
to conserve clothing.
on for song hit in next
ra-"Oh, These Formal B.
e styles originate in
sn't in the.,same class
r when it comes to
fashions.
Doc. May-"Cuba is a wet country
completely surrounded by chasers."
It sure will be a funny sight-
Pants too loose and pants too tight,
From 0. D. shades to dirty white,
When' we put on old clothes.
Old blue slhirts and neckties -torn,
Ragged caps and coats forlorn,
Anything can then be worn,
When we put on old' clothes.
But there will come a crucial test.
When he wants to treat his best
Lady at the Bee or Crest
Will he wear old clothes?
Puzzle-Who are the two men on
the campip unutterably opposed to
the idea of wearing old clothes? Yes,
one's name begins with "d" and the
other's with "s."
To Give Public Recital
Classes in Shakespearian reading
will hol'd a public recital of Macbeth
at 8 o'clock Monday evening in Sarah
Caswell Angell hall.
The Daily's specialty is service to
evervone.- Adv.
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pose that you know what
stands for. No? Well it's
blush about, but it's hard-
grace the conservative col-
Phe Daily.
ers seem- to have taken the
their lair for the 1920 sea-
Europe two years ago their
d have been excellent, but
over now.
Wesbrook has got to keep
bout him this spring or he
MIKE KNODE
TO REPORT FOR ORIG.
ESSENTIAL THAT ALL GRIDDERS
TURN OUT MONDAY SAYS MR.
BARTELME
It Is essential that all members of
last fall's Varsity and freshman
squads turn out for spring football
Monday, according' to Mr. Bartelme.
Practice will be held every afternoon
after 2:30 o'clock.
"There are two reasons why every
football man should come out," said
Mr." Bartelme yesterday. "His appear-
ance indicates that he is showing the
right spirit and is trying to prever
Aanother disastrous year on the grid-
iron. Moreover, a man is bettering
his chances for making the team in
the fall by turning out at this time.
Any man who makes a good show-
ing now will be certain o4 considera-
tion next fall."
The following men are expected to
report Monday: A. Goetz, H. Vick, F.
Steketee, E. Usher, C. Eades, H. Wil-
son, W. Henderson, J. Freeman, A.
Cohn, C. Wilson, W. Benson, B. tuart,
J. Campbell, C. Murchinson, S. Mc-
Intosh, V. Nelson, P. Hobbs, R. Peare,
Golf Supplies
MacGregor and Lee Clubs
GOLF BALLS
All the Popular Makes f
Dunlop "Vac" - Radio
Golf Shoes-Golf Hose
Golf Bags
Golf Club Repairing
Tennis Rackets Restrung
GEO. J. MO E
711 N. Univ. Ave.
H. Dunphy, M. Paper, J. Walter, F.
jappon, P. Goebel, J. Johns, R. Row-
and, G. Andrews, V. Method, T. Banks,
H. Wachter, W. VanOrden, J. Searle,
A. Bailey, J. Sutton, V. Brace, L. Cur- l
ran, G. Perrin, B. Stegmann, F. John-
son, E. Michaels, C. Seagers, B. Av-
cry, C. McEllvon, H. Palmer, C. Trout,
.R. Woolcott, C. Hill, C. Hayden, G.
Tramp, E. Soderman, W. Piper, K.
Klepser, W. Curry, C. Howard, .
uurn, ti. carman, m. iaa, t!. xeier,
H. Taylor, J. Gilchrist, H. Byane, E.
Keim, O. Andersn, L. Quartell, R. I1-
and, T. Bigelow, E. Henry, L. Leader,
K. MacDuff, W. Mason, D. Whitesell,
C. Pietro, G. Planck, W. Crawforth,
G. Dyason, 0. Dollavo, S. Carter.
The Daily's specialty is service to
everyone.-Adv.
Blue Flannels and
Car-
SPORT COATS
bindale Knit' Fabrics
JUST THE GARMENT FOR
WEAR AROUND COLLECE
IN
atistaetory finishing See,
SWAIN
Is your films so leave
it the Quarry Drug Store
E. University Ave.
Knode A Veteran
Baseball Player
Mike Knode, Michigan's stellar
shortstop, has been chasing the horse-
hide on different teams for the great-
er part of his life. He started his
career at Marysville, West Va., playing
with the local high school of that city
during his freshman year. The Marys-
vile high passed through this sea-
son undefeated, because of the sterl-
ing support given its pitchers.
Knode left 'Marysville and the next
baseball season found him chasing
grounders on the Maryland Agricul-
tural college nine. For th.ree years
Mike played with this aggregation and
his record speaks for itself. - He bass-
ed through those three years never
batting below .324 and making few'
errors.
In 1916 Mike first appeared in a
Michigan uniform,when he held down
second base on the All-Fresh nine.
Since this time he has been one of
Coach Lundgrenfs most dependable
men and his work at. short is beauti-
ful to watch. Mike is a fast man and
a sure 'l el~r and few indeed are the
hits that'get by him.
It has been rumored that Branch
Rickey of the St. Louis Cards is hot on
the trail of Knode. However, Mike
says that he will never take up base-
ball as a profession since he is too in-
terested in surgery. While the scouts
were watching the team at Vander-
bilt, Mike clouted out a home run,
one three sack drive and two, two
baggers, as well as making one of the
most sensational catches of his car-
eer~ This extremely good, showing
is bound to mean more tempting of-
fers for him.
Agents for
R & W. Sport Clothing
TINKER & COMPANY
SO. STATE ST. at WILLIAM ST.
10
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2
IMER'S GRILL
STUDENTS' LUNCH
409 E. JEFFERSON ST.
Ice Cream and Cold Drinks
Breakfast and Night Lunches
a Specialty
Grilled Porterhouse
Steaks
WM R. ME N O L D
11:3 o a.m. to 1i: ;prm
PROPRIETOR
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wwioP.m. to 8 p-m.
Corbett Has Returned from Chicago
13 W. Huron St.- Upstairs
)pp. Interurban Stationover Rae Theatre
Major League
Standings
Atnerieait League
W
Chicago ..............5
Boston...............7
Cleveland............6
Washington.......3...3
New"York..............
St. Louis ....... ......1
Athletics...... ........1
Detroit...... ........0
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Caps
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RIGHT SIZES
For the UNDERSIZED, the
GE SIZED and the
Safurday's Results
Chicago, 7; Detroit, 1.
New York, 3; Athletics, 2.
Boston, 7; Washington, 3.
Cleveland, 8; St. Louis, 0.
National League
W
Brooklyn.............6
Pittsburg..............
Cincinnati.............5
St. Louis.............5
Phillies ...... ... ......4
Boston ... ............2
New York............2
Chicago ...............2
Saturday's Results
New York, 7; Boston, 4.
Brooklyn, 6; Phillies; 4.
Cincinnati, 1; Chicago, 0.
St. Louis, 6; Pittsburg, 0.
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CORBETT'S
D ISCOUNT
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SAVES YOU TEN PER CENT ON His
LoW PRICES. THUS THE SAVING ON
A SUIT OR TOP-COAT IS FROM $8 TO $15
and the fine new garments purchased are arriving
and gives youan opportunity of purchasing new
styles in spring clthing at prices way below real
value.
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.750
.625
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New Spring Haberdashery
-HATS -SHIRTS
-CAPS --TIES
-HOSE -GLOVES
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a d h am 's & C o.
TOM CORBETT
116 E. Liberty Street
(Between Main Street -and Fourth Avenue)
WALK A FEW STEPS AND SAVE DOLLARS
30TREET
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