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b S1TY SWIM-MINS TEIM FALLS TO
NOWERFUL NDRTW~IESTERN TANK MEN,
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'National L 'eague Baseball YMagnates
To Erect Monument To Willie :.eeler;
MICHIGAN
RECORDS,
6550 Students Participate
In Athletics At University
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Puile"(Great attors Completely
Overwihefhi Wolvce1 li By
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TION ITTBUT TWO EVETS
"North wesbt1I i vcr$ k( , errplCent-
', Wv, yoii of the strongest tank :teams
that has' ever caried the olo ; of
aiity institution to victory comfpl(el y
outela sed MMh'ia' tiI, nt. 17arsi t;
tealm 011 Monday night t vanston.
lakifig 4lgJht irsts and rolling up a
total of 06, patints to : e.nzare 12 for
-"the Wotrlvernes. .
A crowd of 8001 crowded the spln-
~di NorihestEtii tool to 'atch the
Punrple, already victorious over Iowa,
°(hicag, .and Indiana,' continue its
tri %i phla ft rizh toward the; 11g Ten
title. It is but rarely that one sees
such.':an excellent exhil.tilon of tank
work .on the,part of an entire aggre-
gtn Ionas as islayed hby North-
ws~estern.
HlubbardiRetires 1Purle
In but two events did sthe Maize and
Blue offer real competition to the
Purpile's aggregation. In the 200 yard
bre-,as smke Melzincr and Hanson,
swimming for Michigan, stepped out
to tan early leat whih they held un-
til within three laps of the fnsh. Then
Dechert of Northwestern gave evi-
d ic, tf ~ro Arful re erve power
-nd s4rinted, winning the vent .with
Mtiielzine; sxend a d fitnmothird.
4vIIbtba, lcli1iin biack si rokestar,
brolight.Ctho big crowd to i,, feet in
that ,ey-nt.! Apparntly badly beaten
,by okey, Nrthwvestein, as. the7
SWiflinmrs w ung Ainto dtht final ,to
anid a he Iflafw; the -Wolverin flash,
t1i ire s lhe Cpsifin Ithey220 yard
ii'ee styte 'wich bad already taken
,'Ph iet thait. 'i:it ws in print that
ddii efoat (11i1 not dt ract from
its spctacuilar value. As the two,
Own cf rossedi the tape ITubard was a
Yore inch behindhfis Purple oppon-1
etnt. the, wintn& -Anshing i te re-]
In the frree style apr~its~nitlth andu
3cearle tried hard, ,but 'were siply
()uttclassedl by the stellar wrk-of'the
North west rners. r'Fl1)aIrdwas de-1
ilpatod in- the ,220 by lbth >1ftik,"r a~ndid.
I D~icks rn; thefoiomr go g the '(11-
t tice in 2:24.,
Kearn s and Papei) it uh, WVlVzj *rie
tairs ;in the lnge rtnd fny- dli n
j~spectively, Nere dstinetly oif fifrm,.
4iearns pluniged . . fc t for thhydl
daIce; wh'ile 1Ildnecr, Michigan, ut ;
caisell l'rfat;ngth'suflicienty't6 take
i dy }tors '. in fany fivin. 1.,
Coa'chi Nt- 1' R [
14ittllu N Wd, .,of ,Ct~ira, urfilO
nl lshd 1xaliihp wig C0thIIe
str",ng0ns s "f the: poole;1 hispar-
t dul y Vffech~il the fnny 'der,.
l*'ht °unfa~nirlax ity. With the'Nofth .-
o(tt~rh rl4tri -boaM'd.p b bly a-
( a~rtadicrrtfhem aire to do btteir.1-
a9I X~Ih lisPiit cC o Cachf rown, w'o
as 'kept in Ai rtiTr 1'g to t1le
st1ekres 0iof is tife. he hiiilcaps,
lioweyerT, can, in no way, detract from
the redt'thiat must e given Coach
Tlomin Tonon of Northwestern fo_!
tfie team which he bas developed. Inl
aill1 the Pt;1'sln uitiyo i-
'6trft s i a1&fsgblong ktory of ie-e
haive been 'noi't tie equal 'of te prs-.
Hit season's remarkable tea.
Breyer, orthwesttenis gret free
Cyle ;tan, wa the outstanding star
df the meet, wi nning the 100 1an1d 220j
yard free styles anid demontratig'a
itowrfl stroke that cpn;lie xpected
to carts '"it o many v i6ores K1r
th'e Purple. Dickey, rhs tehn-te,
scored an 9 equal nber oX points .
(finng the 40 .yardl"free stye ian
the .150 yard back sfroke. Th r
tiults;
100 yard relay, won by Northwest-
e0n, (Ortleppt, Captai paver, i ns-
low, D~reyer), time, 1:20:3; fancy div-
lug, won by Well, (N), Sleight (^y}.
second, Mildtlier (M), third; 40 yardl
free style, Awon by Dickey (N), VOrt-
lepp (N), second, Smith (:1), thir{1,
time, 19:2; 200 yaw~ll Inasi stroke,
won by Deechart- N),Micziner (11T)
second, llarm-on {(Al ), third, time,i
2:57:3; 220 Yard f*ree style, wont by
Breyer (N), J. )ickSon (N), seconl,'
1-falhbard *(M), third, time, 2: 21;
plunge, won! y11 1I Iihsan (N), Siif
or (N), second, Keirns ( l,, third, dlis-
tlance, 60 feet, (imhe, 4'; 151) yard isick
stroke, wvon by IDick(-y (N), flu iblmrd
(Al), second, Agnew (N), third, timer
1 :57;'109) yard free style, won by lirey-E
or (N), Pa ver ( N), socond, Sniji ( NOI
third, tie, k7 Final scoie re, North-
western r5g, aMichina 11"2. iRoferee, I1W.,
11. Ti. I ayes.
flu WOMEN'S LEHACUE
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An exhib~ition was given Friday cv-
ening in the Birminrgham 1Tlig~h school
gymnasium by 1memlwrs ratlDr.' Alays ,1roprosed "Wee Willie"' lwe1iI iroeorhl
advanced fgynasium l 'ltantid Coac h Nal joit league c a b owners, oil t11 :;r suggeIst o I !lI itanLp ger Job am Ne-1
Sulivan's boxerrs and tresi lens f ior Cn(,nrw o the tChants, 'althiorized IPresirdent iii ielr (4 11 le league to f"Ive t.a
thebenfi ofI h Ui v t o' ~~ -fmemoialto "Weoo\Vili'' Koeeler. ''lTli pr° pos 11 'nuoriial i i] -I Cht'1)l
allot brloft: r I~toUaivO andy ofl1,611-of pinkic.Mu il'o id g r Juitt
-gaiI League.,
- aT he afi r (Ii in ' with a w restlin g-
I c etenlialberg and I efo. !ILLINI N(~Sbasketball tournament which (ip -cis
preseant--d a fast f'xiliiil4 . Voloxi- FOR RECOR 1, TIME!troy igi.Vrosvfiitte
will fle appoin1rt nd llplans madte for
'in 'thle wre,,tling match waq ,1.tioy- future act ivt ies.
ing bout betw 6ou liQusl and Yoi I.;; Captainr Taylor of the [ilinri mswi-
Schutltz, Bartlett and Grneenbury imint; te.iii is Said to have urnoffcially
then gave 1111exhilli 1011 t oU lejMariVO 1 j61clthe world's record ol r thre (u
'li bars, fot'tiotlunge when '11he ii gotiiterd the;
The Vars>ity ' 1,vi A met.lOlteI fl'istianePinl :1t5. The former world's
speedy Acacia. fraternity basketball _record tits 14 anrd 2-> ;seconds
11teaml. Paul Cloebel, c'apt aim of last L,-aa h a enatwro
year s varsity football ttanl refereed strengthto h ieas e :u teramr
the game. Anot her boxing match w~ s 1tr egth to heiwaef baskel till,
held between the halves of theisa~ - has culeneslut he lswl of sehmoa i(lit-s
lcetball game with Kchcknmiad Wol iutes -tte.wlmngta a
llntz heeflslightly criplred by the ineligi-
-it participating. SlianwsPr-hlt
ticlilarly -pleased with the .showing -oft ________
his mren in thlis ]bout.(
Every avaiilable seat watak ~le iin I l'r i~tiuinT t'n League)Cces'loday
the gyamnasium, some of the :,qecta- Gro6up numiber onie, "Detroit TiMg-'
tors being forced to' rcsort. to standig. o rs", of fthe Union Tpp#e rcl ss advtisory
he ath le were, tendered a bane:t b-ickfreshman ale-ague, will me a :l
by hos inch~'g, atertheexibiclok tisafternoon in yetoat 4:0 of
tion. the Union to discuss plans for the
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Maia id s Cndie as
'Boi'l on 7 5~e lb. litter Sweet s
Tae Mac Diariiiid Candy Co. - 715 No'. Unive~rsity -Ave.
I- - I Nearly every mn'on the campuis ing,.1and hockey represent the schools
Do yoit1C knowth( at Coach Yost has Ilast year pa. ticip)atedl in some forum of and usllly tone1.man pa.rticip7aties in
I rinel oreal-Amrian oobal ahletics through Ithe varsity teanias only one sport.
ThIis iiicreasdc initerest ;inahltc
mn than any other manl110W coach- and ithe mnltralnil ;sp lor'tS, 6,550l ITCi to kes p la:;e('at sucha I ilie vhenit
Iimig? Also more Miichigan 1Il1c;1r.have (c)l'llieting 111 50101' s"port. d u, .ng lie tooe n.iiitcrfere w ith t 1he s 1nt s'
adtisiietai0Ca 'sha (L.studies . q li eighlt school (,laYs, from
anyOt~l('of~ene o Wstrn Themtranurl leartmet an led*jan. 19 to 27, inclusively, Michigan
tarooh. cyarge. t unho11lw.ie 5it pro- rsity c~teams pa1titated iill lnine 111J
-- ,idedoI C 1 on 6,011) ) sI ldet s to Isar-,f I neollegiir c vId st 5 11 1141 thre \VC
W4~tiththe added victory .aanst Clti-ti (! it '01chI pl titive gaines, ca it Itlr 0 i#ennia ~ol t
(A o' t rack t#N2ri Iat lt atrday ' Ill rtrteaiti i cis or. ii~) i an lcntss
-.When iith new field house oon <Fer-
L!,rnoon t Michiiganllhal 1n0w a tot-al of ft ' vco111 I(1.cd 0;, iid iodmthit ; vy Field is completed it is e-,q)o(At('d
16y mnect again4 Ithe jMaroon School. 'gr:oillPM (ilthe cvimlis. Thie Un ivor-;110that tis -1112bl.rwillincrese 11(
Sin1ce 1901 CChicago- has (defeated the ,pity N 1'eiiexen iatc<dby nill, vars'it11 1 i i ev(cyc1;fl lsti cillt' tO i 0rt
\cs l.tec-lle traick sqLuad oly :1 times. [ealwhzr inlillt ercol logia I () compl jdi 1(11 101 eit a al t iilet ics,.
Wllich d cro coun iuhi 01 of1)0111 : It) me.
3Nichig;,n h.-s woni tiinet out or the ' luc li l 'i hl b'int ~ioils I Olich '10)ip10'0 1il ii('
Iliv fly an ill ch422~am£ihips. Last iarlehf~l ev ery day. \A score oi' years l il '~
yetar2's3 al'stY t+ l:Iad was runner-up g nobihba'al ad r wilts tfor'aIlorli"1al (lace to hCejgiven!
__ team worttl, oii \e (' l "l 4din compl it ionli y at the Union, 1\larcl 2, wreIc l: Ide 01
S-,school anddihere weuc 0m 1lly Illeni wm110the meellotinig of INlI oluin-(up 1)clubhl
rj11 . ~aad'I,6o~,e ef Note I110 i Wipaled il111 'cl1iiort. i'hc, wve'ster day evenlitin Illthe Unionl.
1oo. 1ll 'es atI. CWahlr'I j1iX'vorit y Iei11 nto al ahe al aeal - - - - -
Tlokt~re---A~V.-t1iv, t hilii.;i, sW ~iiS 11u1, ,galf, W I ';l - Try A.C;1(' lassil dAd---It pli as. --Ad iv,
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TH E.P L A'CE
TO ENTERTAIN YOUR FRIENLDS
COSEgLY, C.OMFORTABLY,
TEAF ULLY
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WN~wStlesfor Sp ring
Spring and its opportuniity, for greater outdoor
activity. brings a natural and effedive change in
clothes../
In fabrics you will see decided preference for the
light colorings and more pronouncedpatterns.
In models you will find the plainer styles disc'*
caredfor the season's novelties. The sport types
created by us in wide plaits, belts and. patch.
poktwill be a popular departure from, the
sombreness of winter clothes.
!For comnplete satisfadtion you will want fit, -cor-i
red balance, drape and design., high-grade work-
manship and durable lightuweight all-wool fabrics.
In Campus Togs you will find all these and
have the added, assurance of our guarantee,
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It would be hard to find in
any eatinigestablishmnent, even
in the larger cities, a varietyY
of food tQ strpass what is
offered you egvery day at the
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backed by thirty-five years service.
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Campus Togs distributced by retail merchants -everywhere
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