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and started practice for the Confer-
ence meet which is to be held here onh
the fourth and fifth of June. With, Cap-
tain Johnson out of it little hope of
victory is held forth, but, should he
by any chance be able to compete, the
[EN prospects of a Michigan win will be
considerably brightened.

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TENNIS TEAM IN
EASTERN STATES

MANY ENTRIES IN FOR
CLASS TENNIS TOURNEY
Fifty-two entries have been received
for the campus tennis tournament, to
be run off by the Intramural athletic
department this week.
Some additional entries may be
made and will be announced in Fri-
day's Daily.
Junior engineers: Fisher vs. Shirk;
Kennedy vs. White; Bumpus vs. Dav-
is; Freenran bye.
Sophomore engineers: Stuart vs.
Acklerman. Freshman engineers : San,

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spring eastern trip Wednesday night.
Cornell will be the first opponent, the
men playing at Ithaca this afternoon.
The probable lineup is, Wesbrook (M).
vs. Reid (C); Munz (M) vs. Holt (C);1
Reindel (M) vs. Mallery (C); Angell!
(M) vs. Cassidy (C). In the doubles
Wesbrook and Munz will probably face
Reid and Holt, while Angell and Rein-
del will play Mallery and 'Cassidy.
The men now on the squad, bnt leftj
here will play a series of eliminationb1
to determine toe two other members
of the Varsity team. These matches
must be played this week end. Worces-'
ter will-play Borinstein, Kelsey, Mer-
kel, arid Truss. Merkel will play Bor-
instein, Kelsey and Truss. Borin-
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sey will play Trus's.
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