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coring, and Kirch
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singled, was forced
Ruzicka got free
went to third on
hit, and came Iome
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ewell's two base hit.
the sixth after walk-
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ompleted the scoing
nhe tripled and came
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ilanti had no chance
gh class pitching of
equally high class
ng the Normal play-
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7iatkline Tile At
Stake Saturday
Percy Collins of Chicago arrives in
Ann Arbor Saturday to play Al Tay-
lor for the amathur balkline billiard
championship of the United States.
Collins is the present title holder
having won the championship at the
Boston Athletic club, taking every
game he played in the tournament. He
also recently defeated McAndless, the
former champion, in a 1,500 point
game, making the 1,500 points to his
opponent's 1,015 ,and scoring a high
run of 175.
Collins was scheduled to play Tay-
lor some time ago but due to a death
in the immediate family of the for-
mer the match was. postponed.
The local cue artist has been show-
ing excellent form of late having made
a run of 200 in- practice.
The game will be played at 8 o'clock
Saturday night on table one at the
Union and will consist of 350 points.
After the game Collins will give a dem-
onstration of a few fancy shots.
COACH AND DIVERS
LEAVE FOR MEET
This afternoon at 1:16 o'clock
Coach Drulard and t o fancy divers,
White and Goldsmith, will leave for
Grand Rapids for practice prelimin-
ary to the meet tomorrow night with
the Y. M. C. A. of that city. The re-
mainder of the team will leave at the
ame time tomorrow afternoon. The
other men chosen are Porter, Adams,
Koch, Brooch, . Gilmore, Robertson,
Lewy, and Babcock. These men
should report to Manager Elliott at
1 o'clock at the Michigan Central
station. .
There is still a possibility that one
or more of the freshmen who were
refused permission to make the trip
may go. Efforts are being made to
secure consent to their making the
trip. I' this permission is obtained
one or more of the 10 now picked for
the trip will be dropped, but unless
the men are informed to the contrary
they will be expected at the train.
A large crowd is expected by 'Ath-
letic Director Rivers of ..the Grand
Rapids "Y," as the visit of a Michigan
team to the city is a rare occurrence.
A number of the alumni now living
there have signified their intention
to be on hand and give the team their
support, and the "Y" team is always
sure of a big number of rooters.
TO SFtART POCKET.BILLIARDS
TOURNA ENT SOON AT UNION
All students who wih to partici-
pate in the Union pocket-billiards
championship are requested to sign
up witb Al Taylor in the pool room as
soon as possible. Play will begin as
soon as a reasonable amount of entries
have been enrolled, and it is hoped
that a large number will turn out.
The entrance fee will be $3, which
will go to provide for the expenses and
a large cup for the winner.
Stude'nt Breaks Leg Playing Ball
E. G. Bradley, '22, fell and. broke
his ankle in two places Wednesday
eveAing during a ball game. While
Bradley is bl't attend classes, it
will be at least six weeks before he
can remove the splints.
Patronise our Advertisers.-Adv.

WIL INAUURATE FRH
BALL- PRACTICE TODAY
ENZENRATH SECURED TO COACH
YEARLING DIAMOND AS-
PIRANTS
Candidates for the All-Fresh base-
ball nine should report today at the
intramural clubhouse- on Ferry field.
Practice will be held every day from
3 tq 5:30 'oclock. All candidaltes
must furnish their own equipment.
Jack Enzenrath, '10, captain of the
Varsity baseball team in that year,
will coach the squad. Enzenrath is a
capable coach. as he played with the
St. Louis American league team after
his graduation. He was with that
squad from 1911 to 1915, when he
went to the newly formed Federal
league.
A large turnout is expected for the
first practice. The battery men have
had some work previously and all is
Courteous land -sattsfietor;
TREATMENT ao every custom-
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In shape for a banner season. It is
necessary that a goodly number of
men come out for drill, as this is the
best assurance of a championship
team during the next three years.
This is a chance for the men to show
that they are really determined that
Michigan shall not again have a "jinx"
year such as the one through which
we are just passing. Therefore, it is
felt that every freshman on the cam-
paus who has ever played on a high
school nine or who thinks he can de-
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