[TEE MICHIGAN -D7A1L
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fllffll(time inicluding Ayres of Illinois,
larrET T D0 Brookins oif Iowa, Tyke f Purdue andl
Iiiuun ivii, i Spetz of Wisconisn,
fl In the high hurdles Hubbard willt
1 FIa tr . t have to face Johson of Illinois, who
defetedhim in the Illinois relay car-
nival. Coach Farrell expects that the
(Continued from Page Six). tables will be turned this week and
he may place as he 'went 5 feet 11 1-2 !that he will take five points from a
inches in a meet last Saturday. I first ilace in this event.
Vannrden and Hindes will be Coach Bowen will be the only miler that
Farrell's delegation in the shot. put ' Iwill accompany the team to Evanston.
and should. garner about six or sev-I He will have to face Krogh of Chicago,
en points between them at the coming } Noll of Iowa, Wells of Illinois, and
meet. Moes of Wisconsin, and-Schild-'Crippen of Northwestern.,
suer of Illinois, are practically the( w
only men that the Wolverinet men need 7
to fear. Hindes has yet to make aa TRYOUTS NO0TICE1
foot put in. competition but ,should___
do that or better at the Con~ference' j Sophomores wishing to try out
meet., for the position of Interscholastic?)
Three Entries In Daskeite I I manager are requested to report
Captain Burke, Wittman, and Hub-.1 to the Athletic association office )
bard will' enter tlre 50 yard dash and today or call Manager Friedman
several points are expected, from this I ( at 732.,
event, indeed .Hubbard has a good
chance of placing first or second. a__________________
Wittman did n~ot do well in the 75, yard
event at ,the Illilnois carnival .but he The way to rent a room is with a
will 'riake a better showing Saturday "Daily Classified".-Adv.
a ecnru:thsotrdsacinbetter time.' There are several good Have you reau' the "Dail y Classified)
sprinters in the Conference. at thisnICalumn" yet today?-Adv. ~
1fNS ftTHIS ,
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At 3 P.M.ADVE TI SING ATS3 P.M.
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"Too good to believe" seems to bec!only unknown quantity on the team
the opinion of all the Tyger fans whe However Pilette, Johnson, Dauss,' anm
havestod fr th lat to yers aitCollins, are a mighty fair nucleus an('
hav so for thelat woyerswat there is bound to be a lot of develope-
igfoCobt get hold of the kind mient during the coming month before
of an outfit the hals today. No manag- the opener.
er in the world ever wanted anything
more than a collection, of nine smash-
ing hitters W«iQ could comine superbWiLI HUP OME
fielding with their prowess at the 1.[HPECML
plate, anti if everything is .s they say; nnIiinnmn nnt
it is that's juxst wh.a t the Peach has HtI!rit
this year. Down at the training camp ! JOUIN iii O UR UL
in Augusta everything is comning along
the why it should with a first rate HOLDIS ED)GE (N SCiAEFME
baseb~all team and the even pessimis- IPl OAL I
tic pilot of the Bengal, 1himself doues-,(.1
n't seem to be getting gray haired' ;000t9
from ,worry.
The good condition of things down, Newk York, M1arch 1i4.-When thr
t t t ' FTigrhangoutisndctdnj road back had become the most diffi-
onlya small way by the rumor that cult to travel, Willie H1oppe found
Ira .Flagstead, veteran outfielder on himself and picked his way last night
the team of last year is to be released 1 and when he goes to the table tonight
to the Indians because somebody lhe will hsvc the edge on JFake. Schaef-
namely Bob Fothergill, has come er, his challenger, in the final 500-
along who is better than hre is. When spoint block of their world's title 1s
any tean. starts to get rid of such ball baliklin~e billiard match.
players as Flagstead, and as good, a Hoppe's victory gave him a lead of
team as the In(Vans starts buy uip1 six points in' the 1,500-ball matci-.
such discards, it is certain that there through his scoring 723 points wirhile
is material galore. At least there will the San Franciscoan was totaling 494.
be no lack of fielders this season. The total score for the two nights'
Cobb is planning a surprise of his play gave Hoppe 1,0Q to Schafer',
own when the gang starts around the! 994.
circuit next month according to re- virtually beaten when he . vent tc
ports. In an interview the other dayI the table for his seventh inning last
he even admitted that he whas in the night, standing 325 to Schaefer's 714.
best condition hie had been in for the' tho many-times champion' unexpected-
last 'five years and from the way hle ly came to life. He showed the best
h as handled the biat this spring he billiards of the tournament up to thenI
plans to spill Babe Ruth from hi- by resorting to his old delicate styli
mighty throne. If Tyrus does the sam; and clicked off 80 points within a space
thing to ,the pill this season. that he six inches, square. The ruin totaled
d1-d formerly and Harry Heilmann it 98.
working, in. his old-time form there will Again on his tenth turn Hoppe went
be a hard time in store/for any twirl- back to delicate stroking and ran 143
er chosen to hold the rubber- against driving only six times and making 10,1
Detroit. With seven other .300 hit- points in 14 minutes.
ters ion the squad plus two consistent Scliaefer was within striking dis-
home run hitters there is bound to beI tance of his second consecutive vic-
some heavy scoring on Navin field this ( tory when hie failed. He had run 61
summer.j and needed only 11 more when the
The moundsmen are just about the crowd began to leave. The commotion
unnerved him, and after Hoppe had
run 66 he was able to get only threet
before missing. On his next turn
with lloppe 127 p~oints away from the
.-ecsoary 1,000, Schaefer a gain fal-
tered, scoring tw~o.
Hoppe quickly ran the necessary 9;'
ea(d lefiA the balls in perfect positionT
for r esuniption of his run tonight.
llolpe's average in the 21 inning:-
wlas 34 9-21, his 'grand average wa~
-0o 10-33. The level to which Schrae-
fer's -amie fell is shown by his average
for last night of 23 11-21, comdparedI
to his grand average of 31 2-32.
1 x.Y'r l, lMparch l14.-(13y AJ).)-
}Bill Brennan, Chicago lhea vyweight.l
wh1o was tal en to the JTewish MAemorial
hospital early today with concussionI
of the brain the result of his knockout
y Firpo Mfonday n1iht, was declaredj
b~y the physician tonight to be in no{
I mmlediate dcanger. - i
"His condition is apparently not ser-
iouls," asserted Dr. Edwa rd L. Stict-
'er, brain specialist who (diagnosed
the case,' "but it is too early to pre-
diet dlevelopments."
Except for a brief- period of semi-
ccene; cusness_ early this morning,
Brennan was in a cheerful mood and.
tonight chatted for awhile with his
wife and Leo P. Flynn, his manager.
His .9 months eld daughter also was
at his bedside earlier in the day.
"P "Will Yearbook Contest
first place was recently awarded tc. I
the 1923 Badger, published hy'the jun-
ior class of the University. of Wiscon-
s~n in a coml)etitioni i Chicago ir
'which the yearbooks of seven Confer-
enlc, e scools were entered.
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The collar is the work of the expert Argrow Collar
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We do all kinds of Pleating
fi&wu eb~rw w ir Rtwday, S .MUlmum hxte,20 Tre
date per we. 4pr day Iftcharged. White spuoe oharged for at rate
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Ljxer Rate:, Twelve vents per ha., 'W itooitrrt, Da1~id toadvance.
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DRY CLEANING AND PRESSING
called for and delivered. for $1.25 a
sunit~. Phon~e 165., White Swa.r
Cleaners. 117-6
45 CE+NT COFF1EE 35c. Pierces Cali
Stores. 118-20
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WANTED-By June 15, three-room .un-
furnished apartment . for student
and wife,. situated near .campus. Ad-
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WANTED-Students to assist, profes-
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cation., Call at 625 Church _between
1 and 2. 119-4
WANTED-To rent' for neXt: year,
house which will accommodate
about twenty men comfortably. Box
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WANTED-A sixteen foot canoe; must
be reasonable. J. F. Barnes, 11$
Park Terrace._ 765-3. 120
WANTED-One Soph Prom ticket.
,Call. Bob Halsey. Kappa :Sigma
House. 566. 119-2
WANTED-To rent single garage n~r
corner of Packard and Hill. Call
776-Rt. 119-2
FO~R RENT
FOR R~ENT'-5 rooms, lower flat, ,coal
furnished, 1-2 block from, campus.
627 Oakland. Phone 1754-R.' 118-3
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Seniors 'and Juniors School of k
Commerce
We are seeking to strengthen curr
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Bookkeeping or Accounting. We are
a National organization and offer ei-
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work in your home locality to those,
'who are interested. Good money
right from the start with opportuni-
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those. who qualif~y. For information
write now, to
U. S. A. Corporation, 504Beos
Bldg., St. Louis, Mo. 110-21
STUDENT AGEN'TS
Make dig Money Selling
RADIO CIGAR LIGHTERS
An imported novelty. A lighter that
always works. Send no moniey. Write
for particulars.
THE MODERN SPECIALTY CO.
1147 Grandview Avenue,
COLUMBUS, OHIO
115-21
IF you want to try the selling gamo
spring vacation see H. J. Leader, 022{
E. Liberty.. Phone 3221-J across
from Spedding Studio. 109-5.0j
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LOST-Note boof in Lane Hall Mon-
day afternoon in Board Room. Name
of W. D. Shaver printed on inside
cover. Return, to Michigan Daily
office. Reward. 120-2
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9x6.. Name inset on front cover
IPlease return to Daily office., 120-2
LOST-Gold Fountain Pen with init-
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LOST-String of pearls Feb. 23. Valu-
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1508-J. 119-2
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We Have Reduced Our Prices. of Cleaning
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The student who has a large amount invested in his education ,and must have
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FOR RENST-Two rooms1 in private
hom~e, close to car line. 'Phone 563-'
J, 120
FOR RENT--Roams with or without
board.. 711' Hlaven Ave. 4d'2-W.
1202'6
THE IDEAL AFTERNOON LU NCH-
KREAM KOFFEE K.AI E and coffee. {
Rex's Club Lunch. 114-50
ANY PRCE any kind, or any conma
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120
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FOR SALE OR IRENT-Exclusive,
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FOR SALE-A new, modern, seven
roam bungalow and corner lot, $550
down. Call 1286-W. 118-3I
/'FOR. SALE-Trio May Festival Con-
ponsa. Cheap. Call 419-MW. 120
REAL ESTAP
Sorority, Vraternity, anld Inco-me pro-
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the best prices. and terms.. Mrs.
Gustioe, 717 1st- Nat'l Bank Bldg,
Phone 835-F-i. 129-50
FURKIffUR
DO6. iYOU KNOW we have the most
completely equipped plant in thq
country for the Repairing, efinih-
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Phone 881-W. P. B$ HARDINlG. 88-21
CLEANERS AND PRESSERS--
GIRDS, if you are rea.l prticular
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LOST--One jet ear-ring. Valued as'
a keepsake. Finder call 11:10-W.
120
LOST-Phi Mu Alpha Sinfonia fra-
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LOST-4 months old male Collie dog.
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Finder please call 1556-3. 119-2
FOUNTAIN PEN-Duofold Junior on
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YOU GET PROMPT AND ACCURATE
service when your MANUSCRIPTS
are TYPED by EXPERTS at BID-
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KILL' TWO BIRDS with one stone.
Send your dry cleaning and" press-
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E. Drawing Set-Lieutwiler-Re-
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119-s
SAVE MONEY on your groceries at
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I shoes areqsmade. Crepe soles at-
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them in today. Made-to-measure
orders-one week service. Satis-
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3043. 108-2 1
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