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schedule, has exceptional prospects
for a heavy hitting team, although th a
Irish are shy of a dependable hurler,
since Murray, last year's star, has
joined the Philadelphia Nationals. The
Catholics' play a number of the Big
Ten teams this season. They open
with Wisconsin, April 16, and play
two games with Michigan on April 26
and May 27.
No definite inforpiation has been re-
ceived as 'to the strength of the Cali-
NT fornia nine "which plays three games
with the Wolverines ;during its trip
from coast to coast. The nine from
rn- Berkeley has held the Pacific coast
Ll-ampionship for several years.
ey ,
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at

TRACK MEN SHOW.
WELL IT IURBARNA

of the meet. The stocky little pole
vaulter surpassed all expectations and
anything which he had previously
done. Cross also showed up exception-
ally well in the same event. He suc-
ceeded in clearing 12 feet and was
tied for; third place but lost the flip
which decided the odd point. With
Wesbrook, these men are sure to keep
Michigan on top in this event.
Because of the fact that Johnson
has not done any broad jumping this
season, he was not entered in that

Jumps, but the teaemmate of Carl was The Michigan Daily is an
disqualified for fouling. This robbed pus paper.--Adv.
Wesbrook of a deserved first.
INTERCLASS BASKETBALL
Tuesday E-vening
7:30 o'clock--Graduates vs. sen---

Work of ,ohnson and Slaiightdr
Bright Spot in Relm
Carnival

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COACU FARRELL SATISFIED
WITH RECORD MADE BY TEAM

for engineers.
8:30 o'clock-Senior lits vs.
fresh. engineers.
Upperclass medics vs.
Zim's fresh lits.

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the only, Until definite arrangements have
competing been made in regard to the interclass
ith an un- swimming meet, which is to be held
,rans, are sometime this month, all men wish
last sea- ing to enter may turn in their names
by a trip at the intramural office on the second
made in floor of the Press building.
s for Ja- Events Announced
April 1. With the names should be included
the- Ma- department, class, and events in'which
rthe co- the applicant desires to enter. 'In all
i.' Coach probability these will be the 40, 100,

If the showing of the Varsity track:
team in the Illinois Relay Carnival
can be, taken as a sample of what is
to follow, it would seem safe to pre-
diet that Michigan is embarking on
one of if not the most brilliant and
successful seasons in the history of
Wolverine track athletics.
Johnson Stars as Usual
With Capt. Carl Johnson as a key-
stone, Coach Farrell has succeeded in
building up a strong track aggrega-
tion, which last Saturday night' lived
up to the highest expectations of its
supporters and admirers.
Johnson's time of eight seconds flat
for the 75-yard low-hurdles is one of
the best performances ever seen in
the West. This mark can be well ap-
preciated by noting that the 75-yard
dash was only negotiated in 2-5 of a
second les than the hurdles and the
dash time equaled the ,American rec-
ord. Mat Delaney, the referee of the
meet, said that Johnson's time would
probably be a new American amateur
mark, inasmuch as the hurdles were
20-yards apart, a comparatively new
arrangement. In establishing this rec-
ord, Johnson defoated. Legendre of
Georgetown, who won the pentathalon
at the Inter-Allied games in Paris last
year.
Slaughter Performs Well
Slaughter's vault of 12 feet 2 1-2
inches, which broke the carnival rec-
ord, was one of the brightest features

WHEN BOWLERS
MEET
Fun, good health, good nature
and good cheer are always in
evidence when bowlers meet.
When exercise takes the form
of play it is worth hours of grim
Calisthenics with the dumb-
bells.
Keep fit. Keep in trim. Stu-
dents must take care of their
,health, or the danger of break-
down is ever present.
Get in the game today.

SPRING SUITINGS

Now on displajr I I PAJAM

event at the relays. The winner onlyj
jumped 21 feet, which distance Wes-
brook twice bettered in two of his

Giet measured
today and be ready
for spring wear.

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Coach Drulard will be absent' for
several days early next Week and
^during his absence the team vwill prob-
ably be in charge of L. R. Babcock,
'22. For the benefit of those swimr
mers who did not have the opportu-
nity of reading Sunday's Daily the new
practice schedue is reprinted here.
Dates for Practice
Middle and long distance men on
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at
8:30 p. m. Breast stroke, back stroke,
plunge, and divers on Tuesday and
Thursday at 8:30 p. m. Ail others,
and any new men, on Wednesday at
3:30 and - Saturday morning, at 10.
Much progress has been made in
practice-during the last week and four
men are practically sure of places on
the Varsity. These men, Hyde, Bab-
cock, Dunlop, and White, form an ex-
cellent nucleus about which to build
a fast all-around team.

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by game {in the handicap three cushion
n- billiard tournament will be run off
in thIe Pnion billiard room. Sixteen
.th men haveentered the tournament as.
C- follows: A. D. Moore, E. H. Martin,
ns J. W. Page, P. J. Gilbert, L. J.:Bur-
to rows, G. E. Whitbeck, H. Griffith, G.
ofA White, W. Harbert, S. Moeller, W. H.
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inesdays, and Fridays, and at 3
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liminated by the loss of one'game,
tournament will be run off in a
ry. Any man who has entered
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when he is to play. At 3 o'clock
ay, Martin meets Malcomson. In
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As soon as this tournament is $Inish-
ed Al. Taylor, manager of the bil-
lHard room, plans to stage an inter-
fraternity three cushion league. Each
house on the campus will be invited
to enter a man. A meet of this sort
is expected to bring out a number of
good players.
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