v , y .. .x . . } .. p \~-,~' N. r Wiii r~ out the valuable services of Capt. Johnson. Carl is rapidly rounding in- to shape witfh the passing days and may be expected to lead the fight which his team will make, a fight which may result in another victory for the Maize and Blue. TWO CONFERENCE GAMES LEFT ON BALL SCHEDULE ONE VICTORY GIVESMICHIGAN UNDISPUTED GLAIMT'OT TO TITLE ath- ;s 352 s and With but two more Conference t will games to play, th'e Wolverines are West- leading the Big Ten with eight wins meet and no defeats. Ohio State, second to Michigan, wound up its season Sat- ,t urday by winning from Wisconsin. e big This victory for the Buckeyes gives >f the them a percentage of .800 with 8 wins lleges and two loses. By winning either tWa- of the week-end games, Captain Parks ,is--and his men will hold an undisputed Mis- eclaim to the title. Wisconsin at Mad- entry ison Friday and Illinois at Urbana coun- Saturday are the teams yet to be met. miler. Post Season Games Possible n fav- Possibilities of scheduling post sea- ery of son games with one or more of the n step Eastern schools now looms up 4s quite ahead feasible. Princeton, Pennsylvania, and Yale, are the leaders of the East- iother ern Intercollegiate 'and games with ,h him any of these schools would give the e sup- Wolverines a chance to test their ity to strength with the east. In former sends years Michigan bas toured the east with and the results have been highly sat- Mich- isfactory. The great difficulty, lies in other the fact that commencement at some :vents.of these institutions is earlier than fi, a that at Michigan. WhO. '~National Title U~ndecided ,who broad Maize and Blue supporters would welcome the resumption of relation@ with the Eastern neighbors. Captain mn Parks and his mep have proved them- e pole selves to be a powerful baseball ma Brown -chine and the time is ripe for test- ice in ing the comparative merits of eastern irdles and western baseball. Michigan ver- on in sus Pennsylvania, or Michigan versus Princeton would give the'yWolverines i fact, a chance at the National title. TENNIS TEAM'T MEET'' CARNEGIE TECH TODA Carnegie Tech's tennis team will. meet the Varsity at 3:30 this after- noon on Ferry field. This will be the last college encounter of the season,' the single remaining meet being one with the Toledo Tennis club on Fri- day. The Pittsburg team consisting of four men will arrive in Ann Arbor. this morning. This will be the first appearance ofa the Michigan team at home since Ohio" State played here May 8. The Var- sity has met three other Conference quartets since the' victory over the Buckeyes, besides playing Cornell andx Syracuse and competinlg in the Big Ten championship. Chicago is tlie only team which has been able to take the measure of the Wolverines thus far. ' Michigan Team Undecided The personnel of the Michigan quar- tot is not yet determined, as Captain Wesbrook is not sure of playing. It is possible that he will save himself for the track meet Saturday. In case he does not participate in this after- noon's contest Munz, Angell, Reindel, and Borinstein !will be the probable singles selections. The doubles com- binations will be changed also, Munz SOPH ENGINEERS BEAT '20E 3 TO 2 The Senior engineers were defeated. by the Soph engineers yesterday in a fast game of baseball, three to two.' The game was largely a pitchers' battle, the luck breaking all for 'the sophomores, every time. On three: consecutive occasions, there were up- per classinen on both second and third when the final ont of the inning was called. One of the sophomore runs was scored through a muff of a per- fect fly., The last decision, which gave the victors the game, was made by the umpire from some distance, and caused considerable argument before. it was accepted. In every instance, the seniors were out lucked. The batteries were as follows:. Sophomore Engineers: Pitch, Ronan; Catch, Hickey. Seiior . Engineers: Pitch, Puller; Catch, Towner. Both moundsme,n did creditible work, Ronan being the star of the game with his coolheaded playing. and Reindel playing together with Angell and Worcester as the second team. Nothing is known of Carnegie's team except that advance rumors speak of it as a powerful squad. If Wesbrook decides to play, the make-up of the team will be the same as that of the past three weeks, Wes- brook, Munz, Angell, and Reindel will then participate in the singles and the doubles teams will be made up of of the first and last pairs. Toledo Tennis Club Friday Because of commencement, the Uni- versity of Indiana has cancelled its meet with the Varsity for Friday. All season they have played but two men and as one of them is to graduate that day, the contest was called off. In its place, the Toledo Tennis club is send- ing a six man team to meet the Wol- verines Friday afternoon. 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