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Is Given to First

muelin deserves great credit for sav-
ing several goals and for the hex-
cellent playing that he did at full-
back. The game was the best one that
the Michigan team has played this
year and it was due to the fact that
every man was playing as well as he
was able that the victory was possi-
'ble against such formidable rivals.
ow California
L o s t. Yesterday,

VARSITY TRACK TEAM
TRAVELS TO OHIO STATE
Saturday will b'a big day on Ferry
field. The interest of the morning will
center around Coach Steve Ferrell's
interclass track meet, and in the after-
noon will be divided between the track
meet with Ohio State and the base-
ball games with Illinois.
The interclass meet has thus far at-
tracted only about fifty entrants, and,;
when one takes into consideration the
number of events on the program, fif-
ty is a relatively small number, an
average of slightly more than three to
an event. Entry lists are posted on
"the bulletin board in 'the club house
on Ferry field and men may sign up
there any time. The meet is .open to
all men on the camus who have never
won an "M", and "A. M. A.", or nu-
merals in track, and it is therefore
expected that a larger nmber of men
W41i take advantage of the opportunity
offered them, for winners of first, sec-
ond, and third places in each event
will be awarded their numerals pro-
vided that five men are entered in the
event. Coach Farrell especially urges
that freshmen turn outas it will give
him a splendid opportunity of looking
over the prospects for next year, as
well as giving the men the advantage
of puttng themselves under his obser-
vaton.
At 2 o'clock in the afternoon run-
ners of Michigan and Ohio State will
meet in the last dual track event of
the year before the grand finale of the
Conference meet. It is hardly to be
expected that Ohio can carry off the
honor of the day, for Michigan is
easily the third best organization in
the Conference.
The Buckeyes, however, are sure to
present enough stiff competition to
make things more than interesting,
and the large crowd that is expected
will be amply repaid. The baseball
game will start immediately after the
track meet.
SOCCER PLAYERS
DEFEAT PONTIAC
Michigan's soccer team defeated the
strong Pontiac shin-kickersin a hot-
ly contested 2-1,game played at Pon-
tiac last Saturday and increased 'the
glory of the victory by virtue of the
fact that for over half the game only
10 men were playing for Michigan.I
There is a rule in soccer forbidding
the substitution of fresh men for in-
jired ones and so when Merry, the?
Michigan half-back, was out of the
game with a severe kick in the.an-
ke, the other 10 men played all the1
harder and succeeded in keeping the
lead until the finish.
The first score for Michigan came
in the middle of the first half when
Baucs booted the ball through the
goal. The second half opened with
another score by BVucis and it was
not until the middle of the half that
the home team got their first and only
score.
l. Dyason was by far the star of
the 'game in the line, while Vander-

Jones Wins Individualistic Honors,
Jones, of . the Chicago University the West Waterloo team, on two wins
high track team was the winner of in- in the dashes, has announced his in-
dividual honors in the Interscholastic tention of coming to the University of
track and field meet last Saturday, in- Michigan next year. On his showing
stead of being tied for honors 'with in the meet here he seems to be one
Miller of West Waterloo, as was pre- of the best prospects that Michigan
viously announced. The U-high man has had for some time.
won the high and low hurdles, took Jones has not as yet made up his
second in the broad dump, and third mind as to what school he will attend,
in the 140-yard dash. but he is extremely favorable to the
Detroit Central was tied for fifth
with 7 points, instead of taking second Maize and Blue. The character of his
place. Kalamazoo Central and Cass work on Ferry field last Saturday is
City were tied for second with 14 what cinched the meet for the Uni-
counters each., v~rsity high of Chicago.
Miller, who made all 10 points for
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NOW THAT was the best game seen
on Ferry field this year. The boys
from the Golden State look to be a
mighty good ball team and the game
held the big crowd from start to fin-
ish.
NOW THAT double play in the sixth
was a clever f piece of work. With
Myers on first and one down Hudson
hit a sharp one to Knode who tossed
it to Van Boven retiring Myers. Van
relayed to Newell and ended the inn-
ing.
NOW THAT fellow Van Boven looks
better every game. He was right on
hand with the goods yesterday, all
right.
NOW THAT Catholic aggregation is
no slouch. Thus farthey have downed
every' important opponent, and are
looking hopefully toward a victory
over the Maize and Blue. Ruzicka ap-
pears the likely choice for the mound
position today, as he was going strong
in practice before the California en-
counter.
Grunewald Original creole Pralines
of New Orleans. Tices' Drug Store,
117 So. Main.-Adv.

Wanted.

Today

Wanted

COLLEGE MEN FOR SUMMER WORK
WE GUARANTEE MINIMUM OF $424

FOR 60 DAYS WORK

POSITIONS OPEN IN EVERY STATE

Totals.......30 4 6 2V 9

. Summary .... .......
Bases on balls of Parks 0, of Elli-
son 1. Struck out by Parks 7, by
Ellison 5. Three base hits - Kirch.
Two base hits - Rowe. Hit by pitch-
ed ball - Knode, Langenhan. Passed
balls - Dexter . 2. Double play -
Knode to VanBoven to Newell. Stol-
en bases - Myres, Perrin. Sacrificed
hits - Kirch, Mraz. Winning pitch-
er - Parks. Losing pitcher - Elli-
son. Umpire - Egan.
BE RREAKS RECORD
Laces Long One Over Fence of Polo
Grvunds for Ninth Homer
(By Bob Bernard)
y Babe Ruth has set a new mark for
peltings the white horsehide. Monday
on the Polo Grounds he laced the pill
over the fence which surrounds the
grounds for the longest drive in his-
tory. For the past week the mighty
Babe has been sick with the measles
and it was thought that his hitting
would be affected by his sickness.
However, with cat calls ."of "You're
sick" and "Where's the home run
king," ringing in his ears he stepped
to the plate and faced Weilman. Weil-
man sent a winding curve down the
lane, which was slated to cut the cor-
ner of the plate until it connectel
with the enji of Babe's long ash bat
and started on its long journey over>
the fence of the Polo Grounds.
Bedlam in its wildest hours had
nothing on that crowdf who had juste
seen a ball hit as only Ruth could hit
it. The high price of straw bonnets
was forgotten and in fact many of the
new head pieces were mangled beyond
tepair. It looks as if big Babe is out
to set a new record.
De Klyn's Candies of Cleveland.
Tices' Drug Store, 117 So. Main.-Adv.
Page and Shaw Candies of Boston.
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You want good 'tables-sound
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You want good cues-well-bal-
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You want good service-attend-
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your needs.
You'll find the best of service
and equipment here. Come in
and play a gamp or two, today.
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