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BASEBALL
At Home
-Chicago at Ann Arbor.
-Wisconsin at Ann Arbor.
-Ohio State at Ann, Arbor.
-Alumni game at Ann Ar-
-National Collegiate Athlet-
tion. meets at Chicago.
Abroad
-Illinois at Urbana, Ill.
-Iowa at Iowa City, Iowa.1
-Notre Dame at South Bend,,
TRACK,
At Rome
-- Michigan interscholastic
rbor. /
Abroad
-Chicago at Chicago.
2 - Western Conference'
ships at Iowa City, Iowa.
-National Collegite Athletic
n meet at Chicago.,
+ TENNIS
At Home
-Northwestern at Ann Ar-:
Abroad
-Lehigh at Bethlehem.
May 20-Cornell at Ithaca.
May 25-26-27 - Conference cham-
pionship at Chicago.
May 29--Minnesota at Minneapolis.
May 30-Wiscgnsin at Madison.
June 3--Chicago at Chicago.
GOLF
At Home
May 22-Illinois at Ann Arbor.
May 27-Northwestern at Ann Ar-
bor. Abroad
May 29-Chicago at Chicago.
June 19-Western Conference golf
tournament at Chicago.
SUltUER MICHIGAN DAILY
Students attending Summer
school wishing to work on the
business side of The Summer
Michigan Daily, are asked to see
the business. manager any after-
noon this 'week from 3 to 4
o'clock in the Press building.
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Elements Cheat Fans of Last Chance
to View Team Before Its
Trip West
MINNESOTA, ILLINOIS AND
IOWA TO BE MET IN PLAY
It was a disappointed crowd that
thronged out of Ferry field following
Umpire 'McAlister's announcement
that the Michigan-M. A. C. game was
called off because of wet grounds yes-
terday afternoon. The fans had been
on hand early for a last look at the
Varsity before the hardest trip of the
season, which starts Friday afternoon
and includes games with Illinois,
Iowa, and two with Minnesota.
New Batting Order to Be Used
Fisher had nominated Stryker for
mound duty with Vick on the receiv-
ing end, while the M. A. C: battery was
to be Brown and Brady. The rest of
the Michigan lineup was the same one
that has started the last few games
but the new batting order was to have"
been, used for the first time. Paper
was to lead off followed by Wim-
bles, Uteritz, Knode, Shackleford,
Vick, Kipke, Roby, and Stryker. The
hitting strength is well distributed in
this arrangement for even after a
pitcher disposes of the first five men
he must contend with Vick, Kipke,
and Roby, none of whom could be
classed as poor hitters.
Illini Look Forward to Game
With both games with the Farmers
stopped by rain it looks as if the
Varsity would have to dispense with
meting outthe annual punishment
this season and turn all efforts to the
Big Ten race from now on. The
game at Urbana Saturday will with-
out question be the hardest of the sea-
son for both teams, with the Wolver-
ines favored by virtue of a victory
earlier in the season. Since April 29
the goal ahead for Lundgren and his
men has been the game with Michigan
on the home lot. There is reason to
believe that the Illini were overcon-
Twenty-Two Picked for Trip to CVhi-
cago, Leaving Here Friday
Night.
TWO MEN ElTERED IN EACH
EVENT; DASHMEN AIDE STRONGI
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FRRELL CHOOSES TEAM THAT WILLME M9U
with the Badgers Saturday, prov
strong in the weight events and a
expected to enlarge their score by to
ing points-in these events. Frieda
their best man in these events a
was their high point winner in t
Wisconsin meet last Saturday.
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Twenty-two track men will leave
Friday night for Chicago, where they
will engage in a dual meet with the
University of Chicago squad on Sat-
urday. With this number of men go-
ing, Coach Steve Farrell will be able to
place at least two men in every event
and three men in three events. The
Wolverines will be represented in the
dashes by Simmons and Burke. As
in former years, Simmons is going
strong toward the end; of the season
and he is expected to make fast time
next Saturday:
Bowen Again .in Mile
Siemons and Joyner will be en-
tered in the quarter mile, and Doug-
las and Price will run in the half
mile event. Bowen will be called upon'
to do his best in the mile event if
Michigan is to win it. Hattendorf will
accompany Bowen in this event. In
the two mile Dayis and Chute will
run.
Sargent and Schmitz will take care
of the hurdle events for the Wolver-
ines and it is thought that they will
be successful in. garnering points in
both, of the events. Three men will
be entered in the pole vault, javelin
throw, and high jump. In the pole
vault will be Landowski, Naylor, and
Smith. In the high jupp will be Mc-
Ellven, Siith, and Neisch, while Hoff-
man, Landowski, and Dunne will
threw the javelin. It is hoped that
Hoffman will repeat Ilis good work
of last Saturday. Stipe and Heath are
entered in the shot put event and
Stipe and Schmidt in the hammer
throw. Dunne and Hunter will hurl
the discus.
Mh iclhigan Should Win
A victory is expected for the Wol-
verines; but it is not expected that
the score will be quite so large as it
was in the'indoor Meetheld here last
winter, as the Maroons are known to CAPTAIN SIMN
present better competitidn in an out lead Michigan'
door meet. The Maroons in their meet Chicago on Sal
COACH SULLIVN IS APPOINTED TRAIN
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HOWARD ,.. LIVERANCE, W H 0
will take the mound for Michigan in
the game against Iowa on Monday.
fident on their last appearance here
and had underrated them Maize and
Blue aggregation.
Unless something unusual happens
between now and Saturday, Dixon will
be sent to the front 'by Fisher. The
big right hander holds two victories
out of three starts over the Indians
and seems to have them stopped. With
a bad game last week behind him
there is every reason to suppose that
he will be eager for a chance to re-
deem himself and will be back in
form. . Jackson seems to lie the logi-
cal choice for Lundgren although he
was bumped warmly in the game here
several weeks ago. In case he is
greeted with too !much cordiality by
the Wolverines, Barnes will be rush-
ed into the breach.
Liverance to Face Iowa
Liverance will be first in line for a
chance at Iowa Monday and, by the
way, he has been going, he should
have little difficulty in turning the
Hawkeyes back. Even in the face of
their victory over Wisconsin, Iowa
does not look so strong and should be
the Wolverine prey, although the
game will not be an easy one. Minne-"
sota is an untried quantity in the
Conference as yet although- the team:
playing its first season has won a
couple of games. Fisher's big diffi-
culty in connection with the trip nowl
seems to be a sufficient supply of
pitchers .,and matters will be simpli-
fied a great deal if the first two choic-
es get through their games un-
scathed.
Use July and August
to learn those two arts of great personal value to every student
or busines or professional man or woman.
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CREATION OF OFFICE SHOULD,
MARK NEW ERA IN WORK
OF DEPARTMENT
A step has been taken by which the
Intramural department will be able
to. maintain a closer supervision of,
the class and fraternity athletes un-
der its direction. This has been made
possible by the obtaining of Coach
Sullivan, last winter's boxing coach,
as Intramural trainer. From the be-
ginning of next fall, before men will
be allowed to take part in the more
strenuous sports such as cross-coun-
try, long-distance running, boxing. and
wrestling, they will have- to report to
Coach Sullivan and undergo a course
of training under his direction.
Training Recordsto Be Kept
This step in the way of a closer
supervision of the Intramural sports
is highly commendable. Mr. Sullivan
will have charge over every man, and
no person will be allowed to enter
these special games without his per-
sonal ;consent. He will keep a record
of every man's training and past com-
petition, and will have something to I
say about the eligibility of the par-
ticipants.
To every individual in these special
sports, a personal touch of the Intra-
mural department will be given.
Coach Sullivan's persofial touch alone
should be instrumental in reaching a
larger number of men, especially in
the field of the independents, who
need encouragement and help in get-
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ting organized more than do the fra
ternity men.
Football and BoxingRe-established
In the past the only recourse th
Intramural department has had when
its athletes received undue injurie
and strains from competition in the
strenuous sports, has been to abolis]
them. This was the fate of Intra
mural football and boxing. Nov
these sports can and will be restores
to their proper places, and will .b
given greater impetus by the addi
tion of a personal director for'the de
partment, who will know that th
welfare of every man is being safe
guarded.
Coach Sullivan is fully competen
to handle this big opportunity any
with his winning personality shouli
prove a popular trainer for the met
His experience, which fully fits him
for this position, has extended ove
a period of years and it will not b
surprising to see the Intramural ath
letics take a decided boost after h
takes office.
Sell Cap Night Programs
Souvenir programs, six by nin
inches in size, resembling the fresh
man pot is shape and color, will b
sold Cap Night for the benefit of th
Veteran's Memorial committee whicl
has for its purpose the finishing of thm
reading room in the Union. In addi
tion to the entire program of the eve
ning, several Michigan songs will b
included. "The Yellow and Blue;
"Varsity," "The Victors," and "Whmerf
Oh Where," will appear among them
As an innovation the history of Cal
Night will be added.
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every Friday at Tice's.-Adv.
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