A FLL PRIMED
ORRO9W AFTERNOON.

Limbering tip Of Unused Muscles Is
Still Chief Work Of JBaseball Men

IbUV IU11
Team Comes for Dual
Farrell's Ten in

PAIN SIMMONS AND VAN I
ORDEN WILL NOT COMPETE"
rything points towards a grand
igan victory tomorrow afternoon
Steve Farrell's tracksters are
uled to mix matters with the"
go Maroons at Waterman gy na-
in the first Wolverine track meet
e season.
Maroons Look Weak
the past Coach Stagg's track pro-
have consistently fallen prey to
Volverines, both indoor and out-
and indications that his 1922
1 will become the least inconsist-
n this regard tomorrow are in-
extremely null. On last Satur-
Purdue's team, somewhat hard
r ineligibilities and far from be-
world beater, trimmed the Ma-
after an exciting meet by the
of 45 1-2 to 40 1-2. Far from
ing was Chicago's showing last
that is, to their coach and sup-l
rs. Predictions that the Windy
squad would be exceptionally
g this year are well on their way
ds being blasted, and nothing
.f the ordinary can be expected
the Maroon tracksters when they
1 to Japan to show their wares
e Orient later, in the seasod.
wever, it is not to be understood
the Chicago team is miserably
in every event. Quite to the
ary. Several brilliant perform-
an be found among their list of,
the Brickman brothers, Pyott
Redmon being among them.,
higan, on the other hand, should
ut a well balanced team tomor-
'Coach Farrell has been grad-'
getting his men into condition
ie past few months, that is, save
he brief respite during examina-
and they are expected to show
esults of their long training.
Simmons and Van Orden Out
3 team will be without its cap-
Simmons, star dasl man, to-
:w afternoon, as Walter is not in
ery best of condition at present
teve thought it wise to save him
he more important events later
e season. Van Orden, unques-
b1y the best shot-putter in the
will also be among the miss-
The faculty have taken a hand
and have declared that the condi-
if Van's studies will not warrant
articipation in athletics. Hence,
id Van's name among the list of
Ibles and the track team hard
y his loss. I
re gave the squad its final hard

Strengthened by the appearance in
uniform of Captain Ernie Vick, Coach
Ray FPisher's 1922 baseball squad con-
tinued its preliminary practice in Wat-
erman gymnasium yesterday after-
noon. One shadow was cast across
the otherwise perfect afternoon in the
shape of news that Jimmy Johnson,
last year's first baseman had been de-
clared ineligible because of scholastic
difficulties. Myers of the 1924 All-
fresh squad is the only other man re-
ported as lost to Fisher because of
grades.
Straight Balls Only
The men are still in a stage of limb-
ering up unused muscles and working
out the winter kinks. As yet, the'
pitchers are allowed to throw nothing
but straight ones and it is enough to
keep a man busy to see that infielders
do not snap them around in such a
way as to injure their arms. ".High-
Low" games are in great demand and
the men are rapidly developing into
physical condition. There has been no
batting practice as yet and it i not
likely that the men will be allowed to
wield the willow until the first of next
week at least.
One of Fisher's most perplexing
problems is to plug the holes in his
infield left vacant by the graduation
of Shortstop Pete Van Boven and Third
Baseman Joe Karpus. Wimbles, Ab-
bott and Ted Banks of football fame
seem to be the most likely. candidates
for these positions.
Many Outfielders
There is quite a squad 'of outfielders
among the aspirants. Shackletord,
last year's first baseman is likely to
be pushed into the outfield by Bob
Knode the versatile southpaw first
sacker and another of the line of fam-
ous Knode athletes at Michigan. Ronan
and Klein of last year's squad are also
available so Coach Fisher should have
little difficulty in filling the places held
last year by Genebach and Perrin.
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Coach Fisher is being assisted in
whipping the squad into shape by Del
Pratt, former mentor here, who left the
Michiigan team at the end of their
Southern trip 'last spring in order td
join the Boston Red Sox where he
holds down the position of second base.
"Del" leaves for the South for his
spring training about the 15th of this
month.
Graduate Students Plan Party
Graduate students will hold a social
party at 8 o'clock Saturday night in
Barbour gymnasium.
Calkins Fletcher Drug Co. and the Pushing
Drug C.. invite the inspection of
$6.00
P ON
PIPES

Corporation Seeks Photographers
inquiry regarding a capable man
who has had much experience in do-
ing airplane mosaic photography work
has been received by the chemical
engineering department. Anyone who
is proficient in this line of work may
secure information by writing to the
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NRTHWESTERN
UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL
(The oldest Law School in Chicago)
Summer Tern, Wednesday, June 21 to
Wednesday, August 23, 1922.
Fall Term, opens Monday, Sept. 25.
The Summer Faculty includes mem-
bers of the Supreme Courts of the fol-
lowing states: Colorado, South Caro-
lina, West Virginia and Illinois.
Requirements for Admission
Candidates for adegree. Proof of sat-
isfactory completion of three' years of
college study.
Special Students. Proof of comple-
tion of four years of high school or
its equivalent.
Auditors. Members of the bar who
either cannot meet the above require-
ments or who do not ask for credit for
studies.
For bulletins and detailed informa-
tion, address Secretary of the Law
School, Northwestern University
Building,
31 West Lake Street,
Chicago, Ill.

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Have you yet had the plea--
sure of an Arcade meal '

WILLIAM T. VAN ORDEN, '23, TRACK
STA'R, WHO HAS BEEN DECLAR-
ed INELIGIBLE FOR THIS SE-
MESTER.
workout before the meet yesterday
afterloon and seemed well pleased
with the showing made in the differ-
ent events. Steve feels confident
about the meet tomorrow and this f&ct
alone is more than a little indication
as to the probable outcome.
Wrestlers Report
The following men are requested
to report between 4:30 and 5 o'clock
today in the wrestling room of Wat-
erman gymnasium-Defoe, Halberg,
Gilliard, Boschan, Moffitt,' Campbell,
Haller, and Meeker.

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