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ie game kept the outcome in the airy--
ntil the pill smashing started in the
it frames. The Gopher infield work-
s two double plays,: once in the sec-
,id and again in the fourth, to retire
e Michigan batsmen while Rumbil,
e centerfielder, snagged four long
ives that "might easily have turned
to runs, and Radtke caught Harry
ipke napping offs the initial sack.,
wanson played a good game behind
Le bat for the Varsity and made a
sational catch of. a high foul with
!s back against the grandstand.
The second game of the series will
played off at Ferry field this after-
on in what promises to be a close
'air if the -:,Gophers are going as.
ell as they Woere 'in the first few in-
nigs of yesterday's game, or the Wol-
rines are not quite, as handy'with .
e stick as they turned out to be* in'
e last two frames. "Eddie" Gibson
ill probably be on the rubber against
nnesota although the coach has not
20(
Christgau, ;.....4" 0 2
*Hartfleld......... 1 0 1
Totss....34 3
Score by Innings:
Minnesota.. .21 0 0 0
Michigan.. ....00 10 0
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24 14
0 0 0 0=3
0 7 1 x-9,
fSummary--Three base hits, Paper;
two b4se {hits, Uteritz; bases on balls,
off Fried]l 2, iLiverance 1; struck 'out
by Liverance 10, Friedl 2; passed balls,:
Christgau; hits off :Friedl 14, Liver-
ance.6; double plays, Friedl to Murphy.
to Radtke, Foote to Myrum. Umpire,
Greene.
Intramural Itemrs
Inasmuch as there were only a few
courts available for tennis yesterday
at" Ferry field, _ill matches in the first
and second rounds of the All-campus
doubles and singles, and all matches
in the third round of the fraternity
tennis tournament will be carried over
until 5 o'clock this afternoon. Partic-
ipants in these rounds should turn in1
their scores as soon as aossible be-
their scores as soon as possible be-
fore this tine to the Intramural office,
2268, or I. Hurwich,.2984-M.
The semifinals iq~ the fraternity]
baseball eliminations 'will be played
at 5 o'clock Monday as follows: Dia-
mond 1, Xi, Psi Phi vs. Sigma Phi
Epsilon; diamond 2, Alpha Delta Phi;
vs. Phi Gamma Delta.
1~~,' jj -'-.~'-~ TRACK PRELIMS
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440 yard dash-First heat wonm by
- . Blanchard, Detroit 'Northwestern, sec-
A~iurieu Lergicond, Peter, Saginaw Eastern, time 52
R H E:;scn etwnb Pauschert, De-
\Vashingfoin.......8 75 troit Northern, second Longyear, Lans-
'Chicago.........141 1 lug high, time 53:7; third heat v on by
Mo'r~~eRugel, rilhert ndKonupek;, Ann Arbor high, second,
'4harr ity; Cvengoss, Biankenishipi and~ Reed, Detroit Central, time 54; Lake
'ScalkForest academy special run. won by
Schalk. Schee, time .52:7..
220 yard run-Semifinals, first heat!
R R E won by Otto, Jackson high, second,
New York.. .... ..... 12 ti McCall, Muskegon high, time 22: 9;
St Louis............... .4 12 3 second heat won by Hester, "Detroit
Shiawkey and Schang; Danforthi, Northern, second, Colton, Detroit East-
Wright, Root, and Severeld; ern, time 23 :9; third heat won by Irfen-
son,; Lansing, high, second, Gentch,'
R H E Clteveland Glenville high, time 23:6;
Philadelphia .. ........4 7 0 Lake Forest 'acadcmy special run won
Clvln ........1 22'y ~he l" 2:.Harris and Perkins; Edwards, Mor- 220 yard low hurdles-Semifinals,
ton and O'Neil lirst heat won by Belt, H-ighland Park
high, second, Kelly, Cleveland Glen-
R H f ville high, time 27:5; second heat won
Boston .............6 13 1 by. Wilcox, Detroit Eastern, second,
Dletroit ... ........2 8 ol Schaar, Lansing high, time '26 :8; Lake
Ehmke and, Devorme'r; Daunss andJ Forest academy special °run wo6n by
Bassler. Merigold,, timb 26:1.
Half mile run-First heat Won by.
' National League Brown, Detroit Eastern, second Keyes,.
R IH v Detroit Central., time 2:12:7, second'
St. Louis.... . . ...3 71heat Won by Carson Ann Arbor high,,
Brooklyn.........1 5 0 second Thurston, Kalamnazroo high,
Sherdell And Ainsmith; Vance and time 2:06; third heat won by Hart,
Snyder. Saginaw Arthur Hill, second, French,
_____Saginaw Arthur Hill, time 2:10:;6;
R H 4Lake Forest academy special run won~
Chicgo.............10 E 2won by Adams, tine 2:06:7.
Chicgo ...., ..10 3 2 Shot put-Trials, Smith, Saginaw,
Philadelphia.......... .... 7 10 3fIEastern; Lovette, Saginaw Arthur
Aldridge and O'Farrel ; Head, Win- 'Hfill; Hamilton, Detroit Eastern; Oarl-
teix Weinert, Hubbel and~ Henline. eon, Detroit Northwestern; distantce,
,44 feet, 4 5-8 inches.
R' H Eu Pole vault-trials, E. Kirchner, Mar-
Cincinnati ................. 7 10 1 ine City high; Prout, Detroit Central;
New York .............0 5 1 Thorpe; I-ighland, Park high; Davis, I.
Luque and Hargrave; Bentley, Jon- Lansing high; Nielson, Muskegon'
nard and Deberry. hig'; height, 10 feet. Lake Forest
academy special event won by Canon,
R H E 11 feet.
Pittsburgh ............... 4 'fO10'0 High. jump-Trials, Jagnow, Jack-
Boston .,........... 3 90 2 son high; Lester, Detroit Central;,
.Adams, Kunz and Schmidt; Fillin- Huntington, Detroit Eastern; Petit,
gimo and O'Neil. Highland Park high; Huebler, Ann
Arbor high; height, 5 feet 4 Inches.1
V .ake Forest academy special event
won by 'Black, 5 feet 4 inches.
Hammer throw-Trials, Gabel, De-
tr'oit North~ern; Ca rlson, Detroit North-
Iwestern; Lester,, Detroit Central;
Hamilton, Detroit 'Eastern; Oade,,
'Lansing high; distance, 116 feet 2
lmches.
I Broad jump-Trials, Zander, Sagin-
aW Arthur Hill; And'zdge, Howard
City high; Smith, Battle Creek high;
Sternfleld, Kalamazoo high; Spargur,'
Cleveland Glenville high; distance, 201
feet 11 inches.
Javelin throw-Trials, Lovette, Sag-1
inaw Arthur Hill,; Stone,- Hamtramck
[ high; Chatm an, Detroit Northwestern ;
lWills, Detroit Eastern; Smith, Saginaw.
j Eastern; distance, 153 feet 9 1-2 inch-
es.
IDiscus throw-Trials, Lovett'e, Sagi-
naw Arthur Hill1; Carlson, Detroit
Northwestern; Stine, Battle Creek
high; Oade, Lansig high; Schultema,,
Muskegon high'; distance, 115 feet 9'
1-2 inches.
Fi'nals in all 'events, will be,run off'
at 1:30 o'clock this afternoon at'.Fem'-
ry field in time to allow spectators' to
wwitnesa the Min-n~sta -Michigan base-
ball game.
.Exchange. Notes
'ineqot Fnoys, girls, anid
people have been extended a special.>
invitation this year to the short courseI
for apiarists to be given by the beede
partnde'- at the university farm this
week.. Special emnphhsis wil be laid
on the production of high garde bon-
~.The course has been divided Into.
three main groups, and is expected:
to help thle begin'ner, th amateur, and
the experienced, beekeeper.
01110 WesleYaRt-- Si'x new records
were established by the women of thel
university in a co-ed track meet held
Monday on Edward's field. The re-
suits were telegraphed to a central of-
flce, where the results of several oth-
er girls' meets were reported and the.
collegiate winner of the whole telex~
graphic contest will be announced at
some later date.
!Purdne--As a res:_it of the second
heavy rain within a period of four
days, the water;, of the Wabash river
arme rising with prospects that a much
higher st ^,exwill be reached. The
river stage was 12 feet on tfie gauge
at te -Brown street bridge early.
ITuesday morning, and is expected to
'rise from four to six feet higher.
I ilinos-Freshman cap burning was
dlanced through the streets of Chamn-
paigni,omadle it certain that the burn-
~inz of shots will be preserved for fu-
ture freshman classes. "The men' of
'26 were placed on' their honor to-
night to carry cap burning over and
!'save it fromn abolishment, 'andI they
lived up to their word," R. C. Tolma~n,
assistant dea-n of men, said last night
rMartha Washington Candies fresh
every Friday. Tice's Drug Store. 113
E. Liberty.-Adv.
Find that lost pin throuigh the clas-
sifiedi Ad" will find it for you.-Adv.,
9G.-Adv.
nitely decided who
gnem'ent.
will get the
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as an Illini cu.stoms last night' by the
men of the class of '26. Illini honor ® +
and spirit holding sway among the
1,500 or more men during the entireI
levetling of celebration in which they I
burned their green pots and snake i
I WRESTJING NOTICE fj
All men in the University in- ME
terested, in the organization1 of .
wrestling as a Varsity sport for 'i Since
1923-24, are requested to meet S
at R. o'clock Tuesday evening in jIj'' -Ad
. the tap room of the Union. Since 1I0jt'ejil
C the selectioan of Richard Barker, j1T
graduiate of Iowa State, 'as wrcstl- . 9 dinkih
Sing coach for next year, interest
I 'in the sport has greatly inereas-
ed,,and any opinions in regard tot
the .institution of the activity I
wilee negratefully'receIived atthe s~
_ ~~Manager. I I'u "
Dance at Jim Burke's Whitmuore I
Lake Dancing-Pavilion ever"y Frida
and Saturday evening.--Adv..vt
Read the classifieds. You may find'~
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The following matches, scheduiled:
for the second round of the All-cam-
pus singles and the third round of the
All-campus dobubles,, should have been
playe'd' yesterday: McKeehnie-Alton'
558 vs. Granger-Hanna 2925-M, Crane
1328 vs. Trackett 3010-J,,Brown 776-M
vs. Greenbaum 751-W, Ullman
751-W 'vs. Livingstone 1198-J, Hurwich
2980-M vs. Ensinger 227 6-W, McKech-
nie' 558 vs. Schmidt 1920J, Kennedy
236 vs. Wolf 481-M. These matches
must be played and the r'esults turned
into the Intramural offite, °2268, by 5
'o'clock ton.ight-,or the men listed :will.
'be dropped from the tournament.
The schedules for the third round of
the All-campus singles horseshoe,
fourth round of the All-campus doubl-
es horseshoe, and the third round of
the fraternity horseshoe tournament
will appear in tomorrow's Daily.
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