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BULLETIN

, MAY 15, 1921.

Number 157.

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versity Senate
16, at 8 p. m.'

for the academic
in Room C, La*

JOSEPH L. MARKLEY, Secretary.
erature, Science and the Arts - Administrative Board:
1 be a special meeting of the Board Monday afternoon, May
in the Dean's office to consider the -report of the compmittee
onsider the question of a revision of the present freshman
m. A. G. HALL.
iecords:
ry students who are planning to transfer next fall to another
age of the University not on a Combined Curriculum are urged
Regis'trar at once. ARTHUR . . HALL.
r
y Examination in Chemistry Sa:
Sa (sections 2, 3, 4, 5). The last examination absentees may
mentary examination Thursday, May 19, at 4 p. m. in Room
y building; YRON A. SOULE.
Kent will address the Physics Colloquium on Tuesday, May
m., in room 202, Physics building, on "The Connection Be-
cal Resistance and Temperature". All interested are cor-
to atteid. R. A. SAWYER. .'
natlons:
of the l'acult-y, all students in the College of Literature, Scd-
Arts who are on probation are required to take mental ex-
Yen by the Bureau of Mental Tests and Measurements. All
ents who are now on probation and who did not take these
in Janhary, are required to present themselves for examina-
B, C, or D, of the Law building, at 4 p. m. on Tuesday, May
oh Tuesday, May 17. These appointments take precedence
' engagements.
ARTHUR G. HALL, Registrar. 5
bers, A. I. E. E.:
of officers for the U. of M. Branch, American Institute of
gineers will take place on Monday, May 16. Balloting will
a north end of the main hall in the Engineering building, from

MICHIGAN OVERCOMES
HAWLEYES BY. SCORE 9-
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for a home run when the ball rolled
under Genebach's glove. Irish ended
the inning, Van Boven to Shackle-
ford.
With the exception of this one bad
inning, Liverance was never in dan-
ger of being scored upon, sharp field-
ing by the Michigan players on the
front line cutting off several hits, and
running catches by Genebach and
Perrin aiding the cause on numerous
occasions. Draper, of the Iowa nine,
made the sensational play of the aft-
ernoon when he raced half across th
outfield and caught.Uterite low line
drive with one hand.' Hurlburt, made
a ni"ce catch of Genebach's hot liner
in the fifth. Karpus' stop and throw
of Irish's speedy .bounder provided
material for applause.
Michigan, despite the extreme cold,
that made the handling of the ball
anything but pleasant, was a differ-
ent team from the aggregation that
took the field against the University
of Chicago. Had a little care been
used the only bad feature cf the
game, the eighth inning, would have
been eliminated. In the field the men
worked well, and at bat they were
more than satisfactory. Roby, play-
ing his first game before the home
crowd, acquitted himself with credit,
by hitting three bases at a most op-
portune time.

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ATIS GOING ON
SUNDAY
SersitA Men's Bible class
ppsr room, Lane hall.
ral Union rehearsal, Hill an.
L. E. Martin speaks at
hurch.
or Lubin, instructor in eceo.
speaks on "The World Sit-
nd the Jewish", Lane hall.
MONDAY
tis match with the Univer.-
Wisconsin, Ferry field.
ness meeting of Cosmopol.
b, Lane hall.
TUESDAY
ress by Mr. Roger Baldwin,
York City, before Intercol-
Socialist society on "Civil
end Industrial Conflict,"
Science auditorium.

FESTIVAL NOTES
Gustaf Holmquist, basso, is to sing
the role of the king at the performance
of. "Elijah" at the, Saturday evening
concert of the May Festival.
He has sung in Ann. Arbor festivals
several times, and the fine reception
which he has received is proof of his
popularity with festival patrons. His,
voice is one of exceptional quality,
being tremendous in power and range,
with a richness of timbre acquired
through careful training. He has won
the praise of critics and of the public
throughout the United States. In short
he is a real bass.
A force of carpenters has been kept
busy during the past few days ex-
tending and raising the stage in Hilli
auditorium, so that it can accom-
modate the 300 members of the Chor-
al union and the Chigago Symphony
orchestra as well. This extension is
built from the regular stage, project-
ing for ard over three rows of seats.

MICHIGAN TRACK TEAM
LOSES TO ILLINI,8O-53
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120 high hurdles-Won Jy Sargent
(M); second, H. S. Wallace (I); third,
Osborne (I). No time. S. S. Wallace
first, but 'disqualified for knocking
down three hurdles.
440 yard dash-Won by Butler (M);
second, Sweet (I); third, Donohue (1).
Time, 50' seconds.'
Two mile run-Wharton, Allman
and Dusenberry, Illinois, tied for first.
Time 9:49. t
220 Low hurdles-Won by S. S. Wal-
lace (I); second, Prescott (1); third,
H. S. Wallace (I). Time, :25.
880 yard run-Won by Yates (I);
second, Butler (M); third, Brown (I).
Time 1:58.
Pole vault - Won by Wesbrook
(Q); Naylor (M), and Chandler (I).
tied for second. Height, 11 feet,* 9
Inches.
Shot put-Won by Weiss (I); sec-
ond, Van Orden (M); third, Stipe (M).
Distance, 42 feet, 4 3-8 inches.
High jump-Won by Alberts (I);
second, Walker (M); third, Osborne
(I). Height, 6 feet, 33-8 inches.
Javelin throw-Won by Brede (I);
second, Hoffman (M); third, Dunne
(M). Distance, 192 feet, 9 inches.
Discus throw-iWon by Weiss (I);
second, Carlson (I); third, Jacobs
(M). Distance, 136 feet, 1 1-2 inches.
Broad jump-Won by Alberts (I);
second, Cruikshank (M); third, Os
borne (I). . Distance, 23 feet, 3 1-2
inches.
Hammer-Won by Hill (I); second,
Stipe (M); third, McGinnis (I). Dist-
ance, 127 feet, 1-2 inches.
Yesterda y 's Games
National League
Pittsburgh 6, Philadelphia 4.
St. Louis 4, Brooklyn 3.
New York 5, Cincinnati 0.
Chicago-Boston-rain.
American League
Detroit 3, Washington 2.
New York 6, Cleveland 4.
Chicago 3 Philadelphia 1.
St. Louis 8, Boston 6.

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at that uni-
A. Birge, 'of
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Aed presi-
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reasurer for
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delegates were enter-
ely, various campus
g different types of
the guests. A playlet
by the Classical club,
g exhibition was given
ni club. The Outing
d with a boat ride and
hibition of a new va-
retative dancing was
f the dancing classes.
o made to the capitol
a representatives re-
lay, having stopped off
t at Northwestern uni-
n Speaks on India
Martin, head of the
t Ongole, India, will
Baptist church tomor.
7:30 o'clock. He will
bject "A New Day in

Under the, direction of W. C. Hol-
lands a force of more than 80 students
are assembled to act as ticket takers;
ushers, etc. They are so well organ-
izel that hardly a hitch can occur in
their work.
The official program book for this
'year is being printed by the Ann Ar-
bor Press. It will contain. 150 pages
by Dr. A. A. Stanley, director .of the
University School of Music, and 22
half tone cuts of the participating
artists. It will be available on the
first day of the festival. Particular at-
tention is called to the appendix which
will contain the complete repertoire
of the Choral union since Dr. Stanley's
comink 33 years ago.
Special. cars will _leave fore both
Jackson and Detroit at the close of
all performances.
VARSITY NET TEAM WINS
'-,FROM MINNESOTA 5-1
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sity in action until June 1, as the next
home match is not until that date
with M. A. C. The Eastern trip and
the Conference championships in sin-
gles and doubles intervene.
Little is known as to Wisconsin's
strength in competition. The Badgers
have defeated Beloit and yesterday
met Northwestern. It was not possi-
ble to learn the results of this match
last night. The Badgers will meet
Michigan in the second match of a
two day trip. Godfredson heads the
Wisconsin team and is a player of no
mean ability. The rest of the team
is an unknown quantity.
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