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The fancy diving presents a wealth
of material in White, Hyde, Grayson,
Thompson, and Stryker. White is sup-
erior to any man in Michigan today
and will no doubt be one of next
year's most reliable men, while the
others are all highly capable and will
improve even more. Koch and Adams,
this season's plungers, will both re-
turn, but Million, a second string man
who showed remarkable progress dur-
ing the year, will graduate.
With most of these men on hand
next year, and the new material that
is sure to report for practice, there is
no reason why Michigan should not be
represented by a powerful swimming
organization. It is highly probable
that with the Union pool completed the
sport will be officially recognized and
regular Conference meets scheduled.
In the meantime, however, meets will
be arranged with neighboring schools
and clubs and "a season of great suc-
cess is looked forward to. .
Class Tenni Rae.
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When determination weakens, and I
start to lose my grip,
When all outdoors is calling to let the
lessons slip,
All that keeps me at my'work, instead
of bolting through the door,'.
Is the ever present, joyous thought-
"There are but three weeks
more!"
When the bats outside are cracking,
and excitement's running high,
When for a tennis partner some fel-
low lifts a cry,
Over stupid book and pamphlets I'd
cease right then to pore
If it were not for the cheering thought,
"There are but three weeks
more!".
Some pessimist will tell me live 'for-
gotten one big t1ing- .
That three more weeks those dreaded
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ent.

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are bouncing off his bat like hail
stones off a tin roof. Nothing like
having your own record 'to beat.
Famous Athletes, No. 3-W. J. Bryan'
Mr. Bryan is unquestionably the
most persistant runner in the United
States. His sportmanship and tenacity
of purpose are remarkable. Although
he has never won a race, he is still
undaunted. His nearest approach to
triumph was on a silver platform,
but even with this to aid him he was
unable to achieve success. He also
has enormous speaking capabilities.
Who can say whether or no.his lung
capacity and his ability as a runner
are at all connected:!

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The tourney will be run off first as
a general elimination for the class
re championship singles title. Then the
all two men in each class who show best
air form in the singles tourney will -be
be- chosen to play together for the doubles
ras title. The awards will be numerals,
ar. but the number given will be determ-
is ined by the number of entries.
ith Since but three weeks of school re-
n's mains it is necessary that all games
of be played off on schedule time. All
ee entrie must , be in before Wednesday
tar of this week. ,They may be either
id phoned to 2268 or left at the intramur-
on al office.
ith In the fall tourney there were 92
a entries, and it is expected that the list
en will exceed that this time. There-
ble fore, in order to finish the tourney be-
fore the end of the year, all games
must be played on .time or be forfeit-

oiqd exams again wil pang'
To him I say, "Forget it. Don't cross Paris Says Hats to be Costly
your bridge before Paris, May 15.-Oilcloth, leather and
You get there; but be happy with, plumes are among the materials be-
"There are but three weeks ing used by Paris milliners- in the
more!" making of this season's summer hats.
They say hats of the ultra modes this'
We have decided that Chicago is ! will cost as much as a dress.
rightly called the "Windy City."
Thursday's tennis meet with North- Fraternity Hat Bands-Wild & Co.,
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dall, and Dun- time no games were played. At 3:45
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ers are all val- senior litS and the senior engineers
th is another will play the junior lits. The latter
1 showing well game is in the lower tourney of teams
ore, this year's which, have lost one game. The win-
nice events, is ners of the law-lit game will be in the
the team next semi-finals.
Tuesday at the same time two more
3roock, Varsity games are scheduled. The soph lits
.urn to school, will play the fresh lits for a place in
felt, but Park- the semi-finals and the soph engineers
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