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Relay Tealns to Go.
TBBARD DOPED TO TAKE TWO
FIRSTS AT PENN RELAY MEET
Coach Farrell has announced the
n that he will take to the. Drake
.ays, with the exception of perhaps
inter in the discus. He Will take
four and two mile relay team and
osser in the pole vault, Smith and
cEllven in the shigh. jump, Van
den in the shot put and discus, and
ndowski in the javelin. Hunter will
out for the discus this afternoon'
d will make the trip if he throws
od enough.
'rials in the 220 yard' run proved
be poor and far from good enough
take a team of four men to Des
>ines. Martin went the best but
,s not good enough for .the class
runner he would meet if he went.
ptain Burke, Wittman, Purdy, Gold-
.ter, Morgan and others failed to
ow much form in this sprint.
Brooker Will be Puslied.
Michigan has never won the pole
ult in the Penn relays.' In the
'at meet which tookplace in 1899,
is event was won by Colkert of
nn, at aheight of 10 feet 6 inches.
1907, Allan of Syracuse, was the
at man to jump over 12 feet in
ight, since then there have been
;ht men that have done 12 feet 6
ches or better. In 1915 Newstetter
Penn, vaulted 12 feet 10 inches'
Lich is the present record. So far
can be ascertained, Merrick of Wis-
usin, is the only man in the West-
n Conference that has taken first
ace in the vault at a Penn Relay
eet.
Last year Gardener of Yale took
st place in the pole vault with a
np of 12 feet 9 inches. Brooker
11 face a lot of competition this
ar with A-1 vaulters from Cornell,
nnn, and Yale. Twelve feet will no
ubt place but it will take a con-
lerable higher jump to win first
nors. In the discus, Brooker will
yve to throw 130 feet to place as
will also be in fast company in
is event.,
Hubbard Likely in Jumps
Hubbard should not only take first
ace in the broad jump but should
so take first place in the hop-skip-
d-jump in which he has shown un-
ual ability. Jumping easily he went
feet yesterday and can easily do
feet which will win this event.
pressed it is entirely possible that
will do considerbly better., Little
n be doped out concerning Hub-
,rd's chances in the high hurdles
it it is believed that he will place
he is in his top running form.
Sullivan To Work
With Harriers In
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"If Michigan is to retain the laurels, evier, -Shaute, Mortan and O'Neill.
in cross-country which she won last -4
Boston... ...........3 8 3
fall at Purdue, men must be developed Philad'elphia............7 9 0
to help fill the places that will be Percy, FudIerton, O'Doul andrDevor-
vacant when some of the members of mer; Naylor and Perkins.
the squad graduate next June. Michi-
gan must have a wealth of prelimin- Chicago....... ..........0 .4 1.
arily trained men- inen who can re- St. Louis.. .. ......... 1 8 11
port to Steve Farrell for hard work Leverette and Scalk; Van Gilder and!
when school opens next fall," is the Severed.
opinion of the officials in charge of
athletics in the University Wahi ngton..... -. . ....0 5 1
With this problem confronting the ew York +.......-' .4- - 0
Maize and Blue, Coach !Fielding H. Mogrid e, . Russel and Brillhart;
Yost, Director *of Intercollegiate ath-. Jones and Scahng.
letics, called a meeting of some of
the coaches. at which Coaches Far- ational
rell and. Sullivan, and Dr. George A. INew York ..............6 8 1
May, Director of Waterman gyinas'- rooklyn .. . . . . . . . . . . 4 6 1,
ium, discussed the ossibilities of Blum, Johnson and Snyder; Reuth..
holding a spring training season for .er,.ickerman and DeBerry.
all men interested in cross-country. . -
Meet Today St. Louis 0 2 0
Following the meeting the services gChicagog............... g.3 0
of Ted Sullivan, boxing mentor, were I dines and Alnsmith; Aidrige and
enlisted to tutor the men nin ht artnett..
running and other elements necessary 4 9 3
to the successful runner. 4t 1
rIntramuxr I It ms:
The baseball schedule for frater-
nities wNill bring the following teamm
together today, tomorraw and. Friday:
Today, April 25,.4. o'clock, diamond 1,
Phi Gamma Delta vs. Phi Beta Delta,.
diamond 2, Psi Upsilon vs. Tau Ep-'
silonPhi,,diamond 3, Zeta Beta Tau
!Vs. Phi Sigma Kappa; diamond 4,
Delta Upsilon vs. Hermitage; diamond
5, Alpha Chi Rho vs. Theta Delta Chi,,
diamond 6, Delta Sigma Phi vs. Delta
Tau Upsilon; 5 o'clock, diamond 1,
Beta Theta'Pi vs. Theta Xi; diamond
,2, Phi Delta Chi vs. Alpha Delta Phi,
diamond 3, Alpha Rho Chi vs. Phi
Alpha Delta; diamond 4, Alpha Tau
Omega vs. Phi Kappa Psi; diamond 5,
Masona vs. Beta Phi Delta; diamond
'6, Trigon vs. Peers.
The following teams will lineup tor
morrow, April 26, 4 o'clock: .diamond'
1, Delta Chi vs..Delta Theta Phi; dia-
mond 2, Sigma Phi Epsilon vs. Acacia,I
diamond 3, Phi Mu Alplia vs. Cygnus,
diamond 4, Phi Delta Theta vs. Sigmna.
Chi, diamond 5, Phi Kappa Tau vs.
Kappa Sigma; diamond 6, Alpha Sig-,
ma Phi vs. Phi Sigma Delta; 5 o'clock, I
diamond 1, Chi Psi vs. Delta Tau Delta,
diamond 2, Phi Kappa Sigma vs. Tau,
Delta Phi, diamond 3, Delta :Kappa
Epsilon vs. Delta Sigma Delta, dia-
mond 4, Delta Alpha Epsilon vs. Theta:
Chi, diamond 5, Lambda Chi Alpha vs.
Delta Sigma Pi,. diamond 6, Zeta Betat
Tau vs. Phi Sigma Kappa.
Theslast games of this week will
be played Friday, April 27. The sche-
dule is as follows: 4 o'clock, diamond
1, Phi Gamma Delta vs. Psi Upsilon,"
diamond 2, Phi Beta Delta vs. Tau
[Epsilon: Phi, diamond 3, Chi Psi vs.
Phi Alpha Delta, diamond 4, Peers vs.
Cygnus, .diamiond 5, Beta Phi Delta;
vs. Phi.Delta Theta, diamond 6, Phi
Kappa Psi vs. Phi Kappa Tau;
o'clock, dilamond 1, Phi omega vs.
Sigma Phi, diamond 2, Alpha Sigma
Phi vs. Phi Alpha Delta, diamond 3,
Kappa Beta Psi vs. Xi Psi Phi, dia-
mnond 4, Phi Kappg Sigma vs. Delta
Tau Upsilon, diamond 5, Sigma Phi
Epsilon vs. Alpha Chi Rho, diamond 6,
Delta Alpha Epsilon. vs. Theta Xi.
The horseshoe schedule for today,
April 25, is as follows, 3 o'clock:
Alpha Kappa, Kappa v. Alpha Chi
Rho, Theta Delta Chi vs. Delta Sigma
Delta, Phi Delta Phi vs. Alpha Tau
Omega, Phi Gamma Delta vs. Phi l son Lives T3"
Alpha Delta, Theta Chi vs. Delta Tau 1 010
Upsilon; 4:30-o'clock: Kappa Nu vs. To Reputatg? ;
ta Theta :Pi, Aha Rho Chi vs.!rh
hi -vPhiKappa, Sigma vs. Delta A fraid To Fight
Theta Phi, Sigma Phi Epsilon vs.
Delta Tan Delta, Delta.Kappa Epsilon Johnny Wilson, middloweight chai
vs. Chi Psi; 7 o'clock: Xi Psi Phi vs.gsta - "ye
Kappa Beta Psi,; Delta Upsilon vs. Phi pion,. gave himself another black eye#,
K B -eltaUsima, s.pha'in the opinion of fight followers Mon- With the opening of the Big Ten
elt hi s. rita igma, A.h day afternoon when he sneaked out of golf scasou drawing nigh, mot oa
Fifteen games have been planned Chicago on the eve of his scheduled tbo Conference teams are rapidly
bor tomorrow, April -26. They are as battle with Italian Joe Gans, favorite reach ing playing condition. Illinois,a
follows; 3 'clock: Phi Delta Theta I contender for the title. The only ex- heralded as the class of the Confer-
vs. Phi Beta Delta, Tau Delta Phi vs. cuse that Wilson had to offer was that once teams, has already opened .her-
Phi IKappa Sigma, Acacia vs. Delta he had turned his ankle in training season with Indiana, who is putting
Chi, Tau Epsilon Phi, Sigma Nu vs. and was going back to New York. Be- out her first golf team.
Sigma Chi 4:30 o'clock: Phi Nu yond that he had nothing to say. I Coach George Davis of the Illinois
Alpha' vs. Phi Klappa Tau, Peers vs. It wouldn't have been so bad in team, pronounces this year's aggrega-
Trigon, Psi Upsilon vs. Phi Kappa Psi, the eyes of ring followers if his story tion better than last'season's as Cap-
1Beta Phi Delta ays. Cygnus, Delta had had some basis in spite of the-fact tain Novotny and Rolf, veterans, are
4lpha Epsilon vs. Phi Delta Chi; 7 that the champion has been holding going better than ever. Rolfe played'
o'clock: Lambda Chi Alpha vs. Nu his title for a long time by stalling i the Big Ten finals last year. Hum-
Sigma Nu ,Delta -Sigma Phi vs. Alpha the likely looking boys who want to phries, a newcomer, is taking the place
Sigma Phi, Alpha Kappa Kappa vs. meet him, but the people who happen of Fredrickson, last year's star. Need-
Alpha Tau Omega, Theta Delta Chi to watch him in his last workout Sun- ler, Hatch and Collier, are battling
vs. Alpha Chi Rho, Phi Delta Phi vs. day afternoon claim that he left the for the fourth place on the team.
Delta Sigma Delta. gymnasium where he had been train- Having a wealth of material from
ing, without a sign of a limp. which to select this year's team, Capt.
Rahr Fuel Flots Into Paris Every promoter in the country is George M. Hartman, of the Maroon
getting a grudge against the "fighter" golfers, is enthusiastic over the chanc-
Paris, April 24---(By A. P.)--The !because of his tactics and the day is es for Chicago to make a strong bid,
Agoverment says fuel shipments from not far off when he will not be able for Conference honors. Among the
the Ruhr have reached 15,000 tons a to draw a crowd because he has dis- candidates for places on the team are,.-
! appointed so many of them already. Keating, Windett, and Skinner, of lai'.d
If he is not able to get out of a fight year's squad, Homan, who played fo~ t.
he stalls through it. Johnny really the Maroons two years ago, .Woolfolk
seems to be capable-at least he once and Miller, captain of last year's fresh-
[COSS COUNTRY TRY OUTS was-but his lack of activity has spoil- man team.
I ed him. If a tough -oungster does' T'1he Conference championship tour-
. All men intending to try for get at him it's certain that he will have nament is to be held in Chicago Junef
I the cross-country team next fall j his hands full to hep his titie. Gans 18 to 21. The course has not as yet"
Sshomld meet at 3:30 o'clock this I{Sco uld have made it mighty unpleasant been selected.
afternoon in "Doc" May's office for him if he had been given a chance..--
I at Waterman gymnasium. Fresh- Instead the Italian had to content him- Others are benefitted by the 0lasMi-
men are especially urged to 1 self with Henry Melcar of St. Louis. fieds, why not YOU? -Adv.
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Coach Sullivan, in announcing his
plans yesterday, stated that an off!i-
vial call for all men ,expecting to
run cross-country next fall, or for
those who are more than passively!
interested in the sport, will he sound-
ed today. He expects. to meet the
men at 3:30 o'clock in Dr. May's of-
fice in Waterman gymnasium.
According to the information, given
out by Sullivan, men have been in-
quiring about cross-country running
during the last few days and he ex-
pects to see Well over a hundred men
doing their stunts on the boulevardl
when the training season gets fairly'
well under way by the' middle of next
week.
Cincinnati............... 5 .18
IKruzand Gooch; Luque and Wingo.
Boston-Philadelphia, game postpon-
ed, ralin.
'Mai l .Artha" in.Again
JackJohnson, former heavyweight
boxing, champion of the world and onek
of the greatest figures of the ring, has
just sailed for Havana where he is
seduled to meet Farmer Lodge, Min-.
nepota heavyiveight, in a bout in the.
near future. This is Johnson's first
big engagement since he lost the title
to Willard in the same Cuban city.
back in 1916. Lodge has also been
carded for a bout with Louis Firpo
for somnetime- this summer.
May Have Tourney
-During the first few days Ted will-
send the men through some light run-
ning, with considerable emphasis on
the way to breathe when in action
and the way to carry the arms when1
taking ground-gaining strides. The
men will go through. some light calis-
thenics at the close of each workout.
Each man will receive individual at-
tention while he is on the ,course
.as no effort will be spared to teach'
the men as much as possible before
the hot days of June roll around.
If enough mien turn out for thej
training session it is expected that
the Intramural department will stage
a spring cross-country tournament, in
order that men may receive numerals
for their efforts.
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MENSN DISAPP8INTS
FANS BY0A1 OWSIC
IN OUT WITH FULTON'
Floyd John-son, Iowa heavyweight,
d not gain a thing night before last
hen he outpointed Fulton in the lat-
rs attempted come-back. The 12T
und bout went to Johnson on the de-
sion of five newspapermen and he
>n it fairly on points in spite of the
ct he was in far worse' condition
an his veteran opponent at the end
the battle. Nevertheless fight pro-
ters were far from satisfied with
e showing be made. To live up to
s reputation he should have put the
ttle away by the K.O. route and his
ilure to do so makes his selection as
ss Willard's rival in the Milk fund
mut on May 12 at the Yankee stadium
r from a certainty.
"Big Jess" is already getting into
ape in earnest and the man he meets
ust be sure to stay severalrounds to
ake things worth while. That is
hat the promoters are worrying
out just now. Up until the bout the
her night everybody thought that
)hnson could hit hard enough to pun-
h the former champion a good deal
the two should meet but now things
ok different. Johnson showed that
was a fighter from start.to finish
id that he could land his blows, but
failed to land swats that could do
iything but tickle Willard. Demp-
y made up for his lack of weight in
e Toledo bout by landing terrific
ows and -'then getting out of the
ay but the big boy from Iowa doesn't
ici anything liketJack Dempsey's
allop. It may be that he is holding
Lck something but in everybody
se's opinion but his own the time to
ow everything he had was in his 12
unds with Fulton.
League Approves; Austrian Loan
Geneva, April 24---(By A. P)---The
L20,000,000 Austrian recovery loan
as been approved by the Council of
he League of Nations.
'MICKIGAN BATES fWST
IN PLAYGRO UD CREARE
Good-Looking,
Lono- Weaing.
AKE sure your ties
have the name
"Cheney" stamped on the
neckband, if you would
have up-to-the-minute de-
signs in good-looking ties
that alwayshold their shape.
There are patterns to suit
every -preference--colors
to plo every taste.
Cheney Tubulars are
famous for the sturdy
service they give. Your
haberdasher has them.
Michigan stands first
Big ten colleges in the
fr;
among theI
number of
acres of playgrounds available for
student use, and in the number of
football fields according to a report
recently compiled by the Indiana ath-
letic board of control. Illinois with
16 baseball diamonds, in comparison-
with Ohio's and Purdue's nine, and
Michigan's six, and with 42 tennis
courts and two indoor fields, stands
first in the total rank.
Michigan is credited with six base-,
ball diamonds, 28 tennis courts, 78
acres of, playgrounds, seven football
fields, and one indoor field. Illinois
has 16 baseball diamonds, 42 tennis
courts, 20 acres of playgrounds. ive
football fields, and 2 indoor fields.
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He has at his call, linemen, repairmen and installers
who are working onwires and equipment constantly'
And a word about these workmen. We believe you walk
hind them thoughtful and courteous, always.
Occasionally your telephone troubles are corrected
Without a visit from the repairman. Perhaps he locateltrA
the trouble In equipment or lines outide your Ahom -
makes necessary repairs.
Electrical storms, ice, sleet, snow and water are fre
quent causes of impaired telephone service, and whe4
storms come, telephone men are on the job for day4
after-often without rest-until service is restored.
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