a FRESHMEN! BASEBALL TRYOUTS xetice SHOW PROMISE IN~ PRACTICE mue. - Fier. (Continued from Page Three) port-- Coates was one of the most iu'omis- )efore Ing receivers that reported to Coach Lundgren for Varsity baseball this Meet spring but he was ruled ineligible as he had not, been on the campus long Hu. enough to compete. He is a good me- pow- chanical backstop, holds up his pitch- er in fine shape, and injects the ne- me~ets cessary fight into the entire team. Coach Enzenroth has not madle any yol. cuts In the squad as yet, preferring to' keep every candidate as long as possible. Each man -out for the team. is being given a thoroigh try- ,ropout, and, according t~o the coach, will Cabot be retained as long as it is possible to care for large number. club BOOB~, FORM!ER KAZOO NORMAL Lurch. HEAVER, PITCHIES NO HIT GAME 3 In Ernile Koob, who in 191.4 pitched for He-Kalamazoo Normal atgainst Ferguson )dern of Michigan, in a great 13-inning hurl-I ing duel which went to the Teach- ers, Tuesday shut out Kansas City in Louisville w'on the game 4 to 0. Koob's performance was the first of fts kind this. season in Class AA base- ball. He was with the St, .;Louis Browns in, the American league last. year I'nd still has a string attached to him by the St. Louis management. Should he continue his good work hie may once more be cavorting about., major league' lots this season. Grunewald Original Creole Pralines of New Orleans. Tices',.ug Store, 1.17 So. I ain.--Adv. ;lead the Daily for. 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