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STATE INTERSCHOLASTIC'
BASKET BALL TOURNAMENT
HERE MAR. 30, 31, APR. 1

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rap- two mile event Ansteta and Shene-
the field are doing around 10 minutes with
lahn ease.
The Indian meet seems to indicate
e of that the squad is weak in the quarter'
rrell mile department. Coach Hahn has
next several men that are capable of do-
ing around 52 seconds. Inexperience
per- may be blamed for the poor showing
quad made in the Illini meet. Prominent
1916, among the yearling 440 men are Gow-
ohn- an and Roesser. The latter although
atile only a member of the squad for two
pro,' weeks stepped out into second place.
n of in a 54 quarter in the recent inter-
t of class meet.
who In the high jump Prosser and Dunn
atile are doing well over the Ave and. one-
diler, half foot mark and with a year's ad-
high ditional training should be point
meet winners in almost any competition.
bard
it of BOXING SHOW AT
the MIMES MARCH 30

"2$ LITS NOTICE
All members of the 1922 liter-
ary class who have not yet paid
their class dues of $2 are urged to
do so at once. Checks are to be
mailed to the class treasurer at
2107 Washtenaw avenue. Names
of senior lits whose dues are yet
unpaid are now posted in the reg-
istrar's office, according to Walt-
er B. Rea, president t the class..


WE ARE
PENMAKE

He haj
his cred
eclipses
an ni

"Every 11

son oLuaoors
also shares
s being the
in the year-
n and Hub-
meet, their

ral Good'Men
the yearling squad can-
d of being a one m~an
are other men while
le as Hubbard, are as
event as he is.
mile Reinke, who in
sity trials for the Cor-1
wed his heels to the
ell can boast this year.
end possesses great en-
sh, who finished third
the Illinois meet, is a
n and with another
ice should be a big ,as-
ance of Brooker in the
me that is very pleas-
consistently clears
feet and should make
Inning mate for John-
next year. Goodspeed
g well in this event.
mile won an easy vic-
Illini first year men,
nce in 4:31 1-5. He is
ch better time. In the

Boxing fans on the campus will be1
given an opportunity to witness 181
rounds of boxing next Thursday night
at Mimes theater under the auspices
of the Boxing club. There will be six
bouts each consisting of three two
minute rounds. Most of the men tak-
ing part are those trying to maintain
their posititions on the boxing team
and plenty of clever action is assured.
Although no announcement has been,
made by Coach Sullivan as to a definite
list of the contestants he has had a
large number of his pupils training
daily and the men will be picked in a
'few days.
There will be no Jenkins-Libonati
bout-as was stated previously.
Menard to Speak Tomorrow
Harry F. Menard, president of the
Detroit real estate board, will speak,
upon, "The Development of Highl
Grade Residence Districts, Necessary
Restrictions and the Value of Good
Architecture," t.t 4 o'clock tomorrow
afternoon in the lecture room of Alum-
ni Memorial hall.
Those desirous of saving money can
do so'by taking advantage of the Ar-
cade Cafeteria's low costs.-Adv.

Eight teams, the champions of 'the
state, will come to Ann Arbor Thurs-
day night to decide the Class A state
Interscholastic basketball champion-
ship. The first game will be played
Thursday night and on Friday and Sat-
urdaythose left will fight for suprem-
acy. The tournament will be a
straight elimination affair with a con-
solation eries for the first round
losers. A cup will be presented to
the winner of both series and the
members of the victorious team will
receive gold charms while the players
on the team finishing as runner up
will be given silver charms.
To Be Elimination Affair
This year, for the first time, only the
winners of the various sectional tourn-
aments will participate at Waterman
gymnasium. Before, any team could
enter and there was considerable over-
crowding which resulted in a large
number of games for each team in a
short time.
Thetstate has been divided into di-
visions and at a town in each section a
tournament has been held to decide
that section's entry in the Ann Arbor
tournament, Neguenne has won from
their neighbors in the Upper 'Penin-
sula and will represent that part of
the state. The teams around Bay
City were beaten by Flint Centraland
that team will come to Ann Arbor.
Two Teams from Detroit
Two teams each will come from the
Ypsilanti section, the Kalamazoo sec-
tion and from Detroit. Highland Park
and Pontiac are the Ypsilanti district
representatives.
As yet no word has been received
from either Detroit or Kalamazoo as
to which two teams will come from
these places but each sectionhas four
outstanding teams and the two will
probably be selected from these four.
At Detroit, Southeastern seems to have
the best chance but possibly Western,
Northern, or Central will earn the hon-
or of coming to Waterman gymnasium.
From the records during the past sea-
son these four look like the strongest
teams, and two of these will be chosen.
At Kalamazoo there are also four
teams from which the two competing
teams will be chosen, Kalamazoo,
Grand Rapids Central, Grand Rapids
Union, and Battle Creek have all had
strong teams and seem to be about the
pick of that section so if they play
true to form two of thes teams will
be entrants.
Get wise to this. Forest Lunch is
the place to eat.-Adv.

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