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Athletes Leave for Conference Meet
to be Held kn Stagg Field
This Week End
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Parrell and 21 Wol-
leave today for Chi-
in the 21st anrual
or meet which is to
field, Saturday, June
each event, with they
sprints and the mile
d to be run off Fri-j
n to qualify in each
It is practically conceded that Il--"
nois has the strongest team. They are
particularly strong in the relay, high
jump, and distance races. Jacobs has
the edge on any other high-jumper in
the Big Ten for this man has jumped
over 6 feet, 3 inches consistently,
throughout the year. Illini success is
not altogether assured for although
this team won both the Illinois relay
carnival and the Conference indoor
meet at Evanston earlier in the sea-
son, they will , have to reckon with
teams that they have not bucked up
against and these teams may cut in
on some of their events 'in whi'ch they
are particularly strong.
Loss of Wesbrook Felt
Michigan is conceded to have more
than an even chance to place second
it past performances are any criter-
ion. The Wolverines placed second
in both of the aforementioned indoor
meets and won easy victories over
Chicago and Ohio State. The loss of.
Wesbrook is a serious handicap to
the Varsity in the broad jump and pole
intercollegiates from Harvard by the
narrow margin of one-half point.
Farrel spent most of hs time with
the dash men yesterday and after
practiee seemed very optimistic. The
relay men were also given pointers
in starting and passing the baton.
Varsity lilanks
AggieaNet Team
Michigan's tennis team swamped
the M. A. C. racket men yesterday aft-
ernoon on Ferry field, winning all six
matches and dropping only one set
in the course of the afternoon. The
Agges were outclassed from the start,1
the Wolverines scoring points almost
at will...
In the flit singles match~ Munz,
who -ade his way to the finals of the
Conference championsh tournament
last week, had little difficulty in dis
posi'ng of Palm, M. A.-C.'s best ;man,1
6-1, 6-3. Angell won easily from Free-
man, 6-0, 6-1. The Michigan man
played his opponents backhand con-
sistently and effectively.
Merkel experienced' some ;ifficulty
in overcoinng Croll, the score being
6-3, 5-7, 6-1. +The Wolverine player
was not on the top of his game and
allowed the softer play of his rival to
slow up -his own game. Reindel walk-
edaway with Beal, _>6-1,6.-2.
The doubles matches were also one-
sided affairs. Munz and Angell were
not forced at all 'to win from Palm
and Cross, 6-0, 6-2. The winners dis-
played better teamwork' than in the.
Conference last weekand it is hoped
that they will give the Conference
champions, Segal "and Vories,, a hard
battle when Chicago plays here 'next
week.
Reindel and Merkel completed the
afternoon's' clean sweep by defeating
Croll -and Beal, 6-3, 8-6. The win-
ners were in the lead at all times and
exhibited an ability to stroke the ball
accurately when points were needed.
HawaLians Seek Ancient Press
Honolulans are attempting to have
an ancient Ramage pa brought to
their city during the press congress
of the world which is to be held there
from Oct. 11 to 25. It was on this
hand press that the Bible was first
printed in the Hawaiian language.
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FIRST ROUND IN
PREP MEET TODAY
Preliminaries in Michigan's First
Annual Interscholastic Tennis I
Tourney Today.
20 ENTRIES IN SINGLES
AND 19 TEAMS IN DOUBLES
Michigan's first annual Interschol-
astic tennis tournament will bet un-
der way this afternoon. Entries for
the tournament will not close until
this noon, at which time the draw will
be made. Up to 3 o'clock yesterday
afternoon, 20 men had been entered
in the singles and 9 doubles teams
were scheduled to play.
Schools from Detroit, Toledo, Ann
Arbor, and Highland Park had notified
the manager that they would send
participants. It is expected that there
will be more entries received this
while on the campus and will be
housed at the various fraternities.
Lockers will be provided them at Fer-
ry field. A dinner at which the high
school players and the Varsity tennis
team, together with Dr. Lee, Profes-
sor Boak Coach E. Bowers of the
freshman team 'will be the guests of
the Athletic association ik to be serv-
ed at the Union Friday evening.
Entries
The entries to date are as follows
Detroit Central, F Tait and G. Rice.
Detroit Northern, 0. Zemon and M.
Feerer. Detroit Northeastern, J. Har-
ris. Ann Arbor, Moriya and McCand-
less. Detroit Eastern, P. Jerome and
F. Jerome. Detroit Northwestern, L.
Hoagland and C. McLetchie. - Detroit
Southeastern, R. Biederman. Toledo
Scott, C. Ohl and J. Staley. Highland
Park, F: Donovan and B. Stranad
The doubles will see Tait and Rice,
Zemon and Feerer, Moriya and, Mc-
Candless, Jerome and Jerome, Hoag-
land and McLetchie, Ohl and Staley,
Donovan and Stranad, grouped to-
gethe7.
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SPORT CALENDAR
THURSDAY
3:45-Junior lits vs Sophomore lits,
South Ferry field.,
FRIDAY
Preliminaries on interclass tra, meet
at Ferry field.
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the singles list up to 25. Michigan banners. pillows, jewelry,
Play Starts at 2:30 memory books, etc. Wahr's Book-
The tournament will be held on the stores.-Adv.
Varsity courts and the first match is
scheduled to begin about 2:30 o'clock.
Contestants will have to play two . W HITE POLO
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semi-finals and finals necessary for
Friday and Saturday. Doubles will
probably not begin until Friday. Two Ii'I1 1 1i llllllli
rounds will be played Friday in any a
case. All matches in the early rounds
will be the best two out of three in s X
sets. 1
Members of the Varsity tennis team -
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ing the tournament to assist in ref-
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it is present, but no trouble is raised
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Wisconsin will also be represented
r a formidable aggregation. It will
e remembered that the Badgers
recked Michigan's hopes last year
hen they succeeded in taking points
events in which the Wolverines
ere believed to be strong, thus al-
wing Illinois to win out by taking
e relay.
Notre Dame and Missouri Strng
Among teams not in the Conference
hich are known to be strong are
otre Dame and Missouri. The Cath-
ics are always strong contenders for'
ints and they are bringing a large
Lmber of men with them this year.;
is known that Missouri is not the
rongest in the Missouri Valley this
ear as Nebraska won-the Valley meet
st week. The Cornhuskers will not
e represented this year. It is nowj
efinitely- known- that California will
ot be one of the entrants,. It wouldI
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