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tions splitting the singles, but Theta! MEDICS START INDEPENDENT
Delta' Chi taking two out of three' INDOOR BASEBALL TOURNAMENT
match as in 'doubles, and Sigma Nu de- I__
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3:30--Junior engineers vs.
interclass baseball.
junior litsI
Final Work.
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will work out
before depart-
%y noon, where
Buckeyes in a,
about the State .aggregation but it
is doubtful whether they could have
developed a team that will give the
Wolverine's a great deal of trouble in
one wear's time. Last year the Var-a
sity won fromn them by a large score.
Steve devoted most of his time Wed-
nesday to the distance~ men. /rhese
events have caused the coach more
concern in the past several years than
any of, the others. The Varsity is ex-
pected to outscore the Ohio squad in
the dashes, the weights, and the hur-
dies. Michigan also has an added
advantage, Jn having competed in an
outdoor meet.
The performance of Dunne in the
javelin throw will be watched with
interest as he broke' the Conference
record last Saturday in the trials,
while Stipe's performance in the
weights will also be awaited. In the ii
trials this weight man surprised the
track followers by beating Van Orden.
RUTH AND KELLY FIGHT FOR
19-01 HOME RUN HONORS!
Both Babe Ruth and George Kelly,.
Giant first baseman who is leading
the Bambino a merry chase for home
run honors this year, added a four
base knock to their totals in Mon-
dlay's games, Kelly bringing his -total
to seven while Ruth has accumulated
six.
Kelly achieved his blow- in the
game against Boston with a runner,
on base and Watson of the Braves
pitching. Ruth made his in the game
with the Red Sox at Boston, driving
the ball far into, the right fleld bleach-
ers for the Yankees only score of the
game.
Apricots! Apricots!. Large size can
in heavy syrup for two bits this week
at Schultz Grocery.-Adv.
Friday %
3:30-Theta Chi v§. Alpha Delta Phi,
baseball.
3:30-Phi Kappa Sigma vs. Lambda
Chi Alpha, baseball.
3:45-Laws vs. Torry's soph lits,, in-
terclass baseball.
3:45-Senior lits. vs. sop~h engineers,
interclass baseball.
4: 30-Zeta' Psi vs. Phi "Sigma Kappa,
'baseball.
4 :30-Acacia vs. Xi Psi Phi, baseball.
Tennis matches, hot intedfraternity*
and interclass, adr to be played at
times agreeable tob the cbntestants.
PROGRESS SLQW IN
TENNIS ~TOURVNEYS
Players in both 'the interfraternity
and the AlI-campus tennis tourna-
ments 'have been G10w in geeting their
matches played off. It is highly desir-
able that these contests be played at
once in order that the, tournaments
may be completed in good-time.
The full schedules of both the singl-
es and fraternity matches were pub-
lished in Tuesday's Daily. Any en-
trants who failed to see the paper may
obtain the names of their competitors
from the °Intramural office by, phoning
2268. The results pf matches should
be turned' into the office as vsoon as
they have been played. Following is
the schedule in All-campus doubles:
Bowers-Creedon, 4328, vs. Tracy-
Sculley. 1017-J; Pars9ns-Beaudette,
1951-M,_ vs. Shambaugh-Velmaerer,
921; Sanchez-Gregory, 668-R, vs. Dy-
asoni-Van Rooyen,r 1546-R; Crabbe-
Watts, 63, vs.,Rohan-Hamnes, J871-R;
Schaefer-Landowski, 490, vs. Batty-
Morgan, 1016; Bowen-D'Ooge, 2236-J,>
vs. Oliphant-Flowers, 1017-J; Olmach-
er-Jerome, 856-W, vs. °Gustus-Mellen,
558; Denhurder-Brown,, 1526-R, vs.
Greenman and. partner ; Andrus-Kline,
348-8.; vs. Dunne-Walbridge, 188;
Cohn-Goldlberg, 354-J, vs. Dunakin ,and
partner, 746-R.
The results of two more~ fraternity
contests 'have, been turned in, Theta
Deltja Chi defeating Alpha Beta. Phi,
two miatches to one, 'the two organiza-
feating Phi Sigma Kappa, two matches
to none.
14VEIRTRUDE," THE TACK(LING
DunnLy, ROU.GI1LY HANDLED
"Gertrude" tihe tacling dummay at
Ferry field was again the big attrac-
tion yesterday afternoon for the spring
football men: The candidates took to
her immediately and were soon treat-
ing her in a most ungentlemanly man-
ner. Following this the -mend werel
gathered into squads and sent in for
a light scrimmage.. Knode, brother
of Mike of baseball fame, led one team1
while Banks quartered. on the other.
Tad Wieman spent a short, time
showing the men how to sidestep and
twirl from the arms of all opposing
tackler, and had themr running down
passes and kicking the pig:-skin, Dun-
leavy looks to be the best bet in boot-
ing the ball so far, lie has not had
much experience but with careful
coaching Tad thinks that he will prove
a valuable booter.
Students in the Medical school have
formed an indoor baseball league com-
posed] of six teams. There will be nio
Straight ehutInation of: the contesting;
teamns-as i the present interfratern-
ity' championship race for each team
will play evert other nine and the ag-
gregation winning the majority of
cgames will be awi.arded a suitable tro-l
phy 1y the Athletic atssociation. The~e
teams are made tin of the. fire medical
fraternities and a team composed of
independent medics.
The Intramural department has+
sanctioned and endorsed, the plan at-
i though it will not be carried out tun-;
tier the auspices of this body. Officials'
and baseball parapntanaiia, however,
[will be furnished. Manager ;Storz, of'
thbe Intramural department; states
Lthat any other Eftnilazr group forming
s'uch aIsague kIl be given the samte
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Phi Kappa Sigma 16, Kappa Nu 1..
Phi Sigma Kappa 22, Delta Tau Del-
ta 0,
Xi Psi Phi 9, Delta Sigma Phi 7.
Lambda Chi Alpha 8, Hermitage 6.1
. lirend~ay
IMKappa Sigma .12, Zeta Bfit T-ai
11 (overtime.)
Alpha Delta Phi 6, Alpha Sigma~
Pi 0.
Theta Chbi 19, Kappa Sigma 15. ,,
Kappa. Nu: 5, Beta Theta Pi 4.
Zeta Psi 4, Trigon 3.
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National League
Chicago 3, Cincinnati 1.
Boston 5, Philadelphia 2.
N:ew York 3. 9rooklyn 2.
Pittsourgh-St.. tou 5-n
Amnericamn League
Detroit 11, Chicago 8.
:No other games played.
,Rp.a The fDaily for Camp
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j Swimmers have been negligent
in turning ini their suits toi the In-
tramural office. These must be
handed in at once. No members
of the team will be issued awards
until tihe return of all suits is
~made.
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-hut if you're wise, you'll forget ally
your worries after school hours.
Shake off -your troubles when )the
,whistle blows and you shut+ up your,
desk for the day. Come to Huston
Bros. and play a few games of billiards.
To game ever invented gives more q
pleasure and nothing is more restful
thani an hour or so spent over s bil.
liard table.
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Pocket and Carom Billiards.
Cigars and Candies.
Soft Brinks and Light Lunches.
Cigarettes and Pipes.
"WE TRY TO TREAT YOU RIGHT"
Spring parties are now coming on and
you will need Flannels.
We are showingx a splendid assortment
of white flannel= and black and white
stripe flannels for your approval.
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Tearin, .Hootin,
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2 Lauver and Popwers in "WAatch Our. St ep"
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4 D'iamond's ,Syncopators, "Jazz" and More Jazz"
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