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More sophomores are needed
to ..try out for assistant inter-
scholastic manager. Any men
wishing to do so call David
Forbes at the Athletic office, be-
tween 4 and 5 o'clock, Monday
afternoon..

by

di a total of

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ill be
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to be

teted the
list of 20
same city,
,ttle Creek

Woodford, Caplan, Ball, Choinere, Re-
gar, Johnson, Chamberlin, Drittler,
Heym, Daniels, Wills, Preston, Ertell,
Babcock, Young. /
Grand Rapids Central, 13 men:
Oosting, Beukema, Hulswit, Price,
Yeakey, Bowen, Nott/ Cargill, Gogd-
speed, Hondelink, Lihdemulder, Van
Dam, Palmer.
Kalamazoo Central, 5rmen: Camp-
bell, Squires, Shepheard,' Dunwell,
Gainder.
Phillips: High, Enid, Okla.: A. Ham-
burg.
Masten Park, Buffalo, 5 men: Sutt-
ner, Bodenbender, Smith, Suttner,
Koppish.
Grand Rapids South, 2 men: Davis,
Hodges.
GOLFERS TO PICK
INFORMAL SQUAD

rith the team
s, winner of
year. Major,
point winner
ppear on the
ish, a guar-

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York
iat rac

k team An informal golf team to compete
state with Illinois, Minnesota, Wisconsin,
e in 49 and Chicago will be picked from the
e state men who make the best showing in
y teai the golf tourney to be held this week.
in that There will be a championship flight
es this and a second flight, 16 men qualifying
in each. A silver cup will be award-
ed to the winner and runner-up in
coach- each flight.
s, at The lowest 16 men will be picked for
person the championship flight and the next
pe best 16 will place in the other. All men
rhis is who are members of the Golf club are
eligible for this tournament. Score
for 18 holes must be filed at the Golf
quar club by Saturday, May 22, or given
hous-
of the to William Ingham, phone 18.
atnent. The tourney, which has not yet defi-
rient.lnitely been arranged, will take place
teams here during the week-end of the Con-
volun- ference track meet.
teams
ogeth- FOUR GAMES PLAYED IN
o take FRATERNITY TENNIS LEAGUE'

RUTH OUT TO SET NEW
RECORDFOM HOEKRNS
JOHNSTON, OF CLEVELAND, NOW
LEADS AMERICAN
LEAGUE
Chicago, May 15. - "Babe" Ruth's
1920 offensive towards a new home
run record is in full bloom. The New
York'slugger connected with a trio of
homers in two days and has five cir-
cuit drives to his credit, according
to averages completed today. The
averages include games of Wednes-
day.
Major league baseball this spring
has been marked 'from the start by
poor team play and the exceptional in-
dividual work of the pastime's stars.
Detroit's record-breaker of 13 con-
secutive defeats for an opener is only
a little ahead of others whose names
are near the bottom of' the lists, and
even the leader# in both leagues are
weighed down Ty heavy tallies in the
"loss" column. People no longer go
to the games to see the home team
win, - which it probably won't -,
but to see the ,performance of, the in-
dividukl player whoafor the moment
is considered the stellar light of that
team.
Cleveland Leads
At present Cleveland heads the
American league, and Boston the Na-
tional, but except for natives of those
towns this bears little significance
when compared with the fact that
Babe Ruth is astonishing thebasebalf
world with his conistancy at hitting
home runs, or that Johnston, of Cleve-
land, recently gained first place among
American league hitters, and Nichol-
son, of Pittsburg, leads the percentage
lists in the Nationals.'
Poor start attained by most of those
previously pitked as pennant-contend-
ers has been largely attributed to the
unusually trying weather conditions
which attended the southern training
season and the first few' weeks of
play, but there seems to be little' or
no excuse for these unfortunates to
stay at the bottom of the ladder now
that summer is actually here. Their
low average has, however, turned the
public eye to personal successes to a
far greater degree than usual, and the
fame of Ruth and some of his lesser
contemporaries may be partially ac-
counted for in this way. At any rate,
those at present ppminent would cer-
tainly'be less noticable in a constantly
winning team than they are where
their companion players are of sufi-
ciently inferior quality to constitute
a losing aggregation.
Cincinnati, world's champions, now
lead the National league, with a com-
fortable margin over the Boston
Braves, who are in second place. Nich-
olson, Pittsburg outfielder, has run up
a mark of .445 in 12 games, with Rog-
ers Hornsby, sensational St. Louis
short stop, trailing him with .414.
Standing of teams, exclusive of Sat-
urday's games:
AMERICAN LEAGUE
I Won Lost Pet.

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Won
Cincinnati.........15
Boston. ...........10
Pittsburg......11
Brooklyn .........11
Chicago...........12
Phillies .. ..... 9
St. Louis ...........9
New York.........6
AMERICAN
St. Loiis 4, Washingto
Chicago 2, Boston 1.
. Cleveland 0, New York
Detroit 1, Philadelphia

Lost
9
7 .
9'
9
12
13,
13
'12

NATIONAL
Boston 1, qhicago 5.
Philadelphia 2, Cincinnati 9.
New York 2, Pittsburg 0.
Brooklyn 8, St. Louis 2.
PHI SIGMA KAPPA AND NUT
SIGMA 1U WIN EASY GAMES
Two one-sided games were played
yesterday in the fraternity indoor
baseball league when Phi Sigma Kap-
pa and Nu Sigma Nu won from Acacia
and Phi Delta Chi respectively. The
scores were 15 to 1 and 12 .to 3.
Mondayrat 3:30 o'clock Beta'Theta
Pi will play Delta Upsilon', Psi Upisi-
Ion will meet Phi Sigma Kappa and
Alpha Delta Phi will meet Zeta Psi.
The winner of the last game will be
in the final round.
On Tuesday at the same time Nu
Sigma Nu will play the winners of the
game between Beta Theta Pi and Del-
ta Upsilon.
COLLEGE HOOVERITES HOLD
CONFERENCE IN NEW YORK
Delegates from 21 college Hoover
clubs met recently in conference in
New York, and were addressed by
Herbert Hoover, who had been asked
to attend the conference. He spoke for
about 20 minutes on the issues of the
campaign, urging the readjustment of
agricultural, industrial and financial
conditions in the United States .and
on participation in the League of Na-
tions. Reports on the experience and
plans 'of the various college Hoover
clubs were presented and discussed
by t1e delegates.
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Saturdlay's results in the fraternity
tennis tourney are. as follows: Delta,
Tau Delta 6, Phi Itappa Psi 2; Phi
Sigma Kappa 5, Phi Gamma Delta 1;
Alpha Delta Phi 5, Acacia 1; Theta
Delta Chi 5, Sinfonia 0.
Monday's schedule consists of six
games, as follows: Delta Theta Phi
vs. Delta Kappa Epsilon, Phi Kappa
Sigma vs. Alpha Sigma Phi, Trigon
vs. Beta Theta Pi, Sigma Phi Epsi-
lon vs. Delta Upsilon, Nu Sigmna Nu
vs. Phi Rho Sigma, and Hermitage vs.
Delta Chi.

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ministers-find in BILLIARDS a most joyous relaxation and recrea-
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BILLIARDS AND BOWLING, CIGARS AND CANDIES
CIGARETTES AND PIPES
"We try to treat you Right"

eks, Loom-
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nds, Eisel,
Gossett,
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lie, Cogan,
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Gowen, {utch-
ance, Law, 1c-
3nmen: Wetters,
Dehn, Jones,
Beckley, Au,

Four games will be played off on
Tuesday. All of these are in the sec-
ond round of play. Delta Tau Delta
will play Psi Upsilon, Theta Chi will
meet Zeta Psi, Phi Sigma Kappa will
meet Theta Delta Chi and Zeta Beta
Tau will take, on the winners of the
match between Delta Kappa Epsilon
and Delta Theta Phi.
CORRECTION
Due to an error, the story which ap-
peared yesterday about Harry Allen,
who played with the Detroit Roses and'
placed on the Olympic team and an-
nouncing the schedule for the rest of
the year, should have read soccer in-
stead of hockey.I

Cleveland..........16
Boston...........14
Chicago.............11
Washington........11
New York........11
St. Louis..........10
Ahletics...... . .. 7
Detroit.............5

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)zias, Butterfield, . Wills,
owe, Brown, Haven, Wan-
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Eastern, 19 .men: Marshall,
)epfer, Manigold, Petridis,
esmer, Charter, Brinker,
rvine, Rhein, Canniff, Ma-
Huff, Kratz, Stuart, Seip.
Record Squad
Iortnern, 20 men: Morgan,
olai, Turpin, Beinstein,
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all the games to The Daily. You can
find them there every morning.-Adv.

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