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BARTELNE
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art Johnson, For the first time since 1916 the
of Michigan Michigan Varsity baseball team -will
,s given two invade the South in a spring training
thletic teams trip. Director P. G. Bartelme arranged
of the Ama- a schedule of at least a week's dura-
annual cus- tion while he was in New York attend-
inaugurated ing the athletic convention.
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In 1917 the team' was set for the
trip to the South when all the games
were cancelled on account of the war.
Since then the preparatory games have
been played with the Columbus team
of the American association.
Six Games CertaiM
Six games have. already been defi-
nitely scheduled, and two more are
tentative. After, leaving Ann Arbor
about April 10 the first games will be
played with A. and M. college at Au-
burn, Ga., April 12 and 13. Two
games with the University of Georgia
at Athens follow this. The team will
tlen play a pair of games with Van-
derbilt at Nashville, Tenn. If. other
games are secured they will follow the
engagement at Nashville.
This trip will serve as excellent
preparation for the Conference sched-
ul'e that opens soon after vacation. The
Vanderbilt team is one of the best in
the South and has always given the
Michigan nine a good scrap.
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Michigan has an exceptional group
C., Chi- of players for Coach Lundgren to
build another Conference champion-
CornellI hip nine upon. Captain Parks and
Ruzicka are pitches that stand at the
rose A. head of American college heavers,
both having been the central figures
rc ester in two Conference races, Parks in
1919 and Ruzicka in 1918. Both of
ins, Sy- these men will be available this year.
Knode, Out Again
th, Cor- Knode, captain in 1919, and twice
all-Conference shortstop, will be out
Kelly, for that position again, and Mraz, the
hitter of the 1918 team, will give Kar-
impson, pus a scrap for third base. Froemke
and Broome are the most likely first
Smart, basemen, Froemke having been on the
team last year and Broome, starring
orning- with the fresh nine. Langenhan is the
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wfl figure in the selection of garden-
Taylor, ers. Schluntz and Vick are the
strongest candidates for the backstop
Butler, position, Schluntz having been re-
serve catcher last year and Vick hav-
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WESBROOK 55TH IN
TENNIS RANKING
Walter Wesbrook, Michigan's tennis
star and Conference champion in both
the singles and doubles last year, has
been put number 55 in the 1919
ranking. I Last year he was ranked
number 30.
His drop this year is due to the.
fact that about 25 or 30 players that
were not in competition last year were
back on the court this season.1Most
of these men were in or above the
Michigan star's class. Of the first 10
of this year six, Johnston, Johnson,
Williams, Roberts, Garland, and
Washburn, were not' in the list last
year.
Even taking into consideration We-
brook's drop in standing, he has made
an advance this year as #everal of the
men that were above him last year
are now either below or not even
ranked.
In the doubles Wesbrook and his
partner, R. L. James, are 28 instead.
of 10, as they were in 1918. This drop
is largely due to the same reason.
COLUMBIA TRUSTEES MOVE
TO INCREASE SALARIES
Trustees at Columbia university
have' taken action to establish a new
Scale -of salaries for members of the
Branch Nickels Arcade
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PRESSERS:
Suits Pressed while you wait.
Univer-
Dr. Lovell, D.D., Ph.Ds, P.L., L.L.D.
Heavyweight Champion of the Wide
World
I am going to send New Year's greetings to
every university in the world. So let me first be-
gin with Oxford, then Cambridg e and then
Edinborough, and then right home to our beloved Univrsity of Michigan, to
think the best and to say the best.for this lovely Athens of the West and its
president, its professors, every student, every co-ed, and all of the alumni, the
Michigan Daily, the Gargoyle and every person in the city found under the
Yellow and the Blue..
Now I am going to claim the heavyweight championship of. t~le world in
this sense. I will write a song any day, and at any hour of the day if wanted.
If there is any man that has ever done that, and he can be found I am licked,
but if he can't then I am the champion. One can claim chamdionship in the
field of song with just as much honor, just-as much enthusiasm as the pugilistic
champion. My "Good-Bye Sweetheart" is the sweetest song on earth, and
the "Dickie Bird" is the clevrest. It will do :me good if you will get a copy
of each. They can be procured at any music store.
' The title that I can rightly claim is, Reverend Dr. Thomas Lovell, D.D.,
Ph.D., P.L., and LL.D. How did I get my P.L.? 'Two letters from King
George, three letters from Queen Mary, one from Queen Alexandria, -one
from the Prince of Wales, and one from the Prime Minister, Lloyd George.
How did I get my Ph.D.? I received that from the Detroit Alumni who
mentioned my name for the President of the University of Michigan. How
did I get my D.D.? Right from Jesus Christ himself, for I will preach his
divinity, as one on the 24th of October, 1877, I was soundly converted. The
LLD. was conferred dpon me by the Detroit Alumni at their emergency
smoker that was held in that city last month.'
Mayer, Cor-
nnell, Har-
Dresser,
CornellI
S/mmons, Sy-I
"-Makes jack a
Dull Boy!"
s-Walker Smith,
es-Carl Johnson,
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ap--R. W. Landon,
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teaching staff and have advised the
I jump-Sol Butler, committee on education and finance
Iowa. to prepare. recommendations with a
A. Myers, Dartmouth. view to puttingw the new arrangement
id shot-W. H. Allen, into early operation.r
Maine. I Under the new scale full professors
ound hammer--L. H. will receive from $6,000 to $10,000 a
year. Associate professors will receive
discus--E. Gilfillan, from $4,500 to $5,000; assistant pro-
fessors, $3,000 to $3,600; instructors,
avelin-R. M. Angier, $2,090 to $2,400; and assistants, $1,000
cago. e ,to $1,200.
: Robert 'Legendre, a
ersity. Patronize our Advertisers.-Adv.
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Jack and Tom and Harry get
to be very dull chaps, indeed, if
they believe in all work and no
play.
Men who want to keep their
minds keen and their wits
sharp, know that they must play
to keep fit for the terrific strain
of modern life.
if your "prof" is wise he will
heartily approve of your play-
ing an occasional game of bil-
liards. Come in tonight- get 'a
good cue in your hands again-
and see 'how' soon your former
skill comes back to you
HUSTON.BROS.
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