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an in the outer gardens, Coleman and
Bachman being utility men in the past.'
Baker is ,a sophomore, while Deview
was a member of last year's squad.
The squad will leave Lexington im-
mediately after the game and travel
to Athens, Ga., where they will meet
the University of Georgia team in a
two game series, playing on April 14
and 15. The following day the team
will meet Alabama Polytech institute
at Montgomery, Ala. The fourth gameI
in -as many days will be played with
the University of Mississippi diamond
representatives at Oxford, Miss.
The next two days will find the
team playing its second two game ser-
ies of the trip, a contest being play-
ed with Mississippi A. and M. at Stsrk-
ylle on April 18 and 19. The trip will
wind up at Cincinnati with the Univer-
sity of Cincinnati offering the opposi-
tion.
The first home game of the season
will be played on Wednesday, April
23, with the Michigan Aggies. Ohio
State will open the Conference season
here on Saturday, April 26.
The men going on the trip will hold
a light. practice at Ferry field early
this afternoon. Yesterday's workout
consisted of a six inning game with a
snappy infield and outfield drill fol-
lowing the contest. The regulars won
the game by a 4-2 score, the pitchers
showing good form despite the cold
weather.
Normal Stars
Tumble Before
Frosh Runners
Michigan's Freshman track squad]
met with some direct competition yes-j
terday afternoon when Ypsilanti Nor-I
Mlal's tracksters cane to the field
house for a work out.
In the first race, the two mile relay,
Michigan's freshmen showed their
heels to Ypsilanti from' the starting
pistol. Jung, Walsh, and Phluke,!
each made 10 yards on their respect-!
ive opponents although the last Ypsi-:
lanti runner, Carpenter, managed toI
stay with Hart on the last lap. The!
time was 8:24 4-5.
Hester, Covington, Parker, and Les-
chinsky made up the yearling Ralf
mile relay quartet and took the meas-'
ure of the Ypsi team by a safe mar-
gin. The visitor's team was compos-
ed of Marshall, Snarry, Peel, and Otto.'
Hester got away to a good lead over
Marsliall, and the freshmen were nev-
er headed, finishing in 1:34 2-5 -
TedrHornberger easily took the half
mile race fron. Hidy of Ypsi.The
time wasp 2:07 2-5.'
RELAY TEAM TO
DEPART TONIGHT
Rattendorf, Reinke, F reyberg,
Cochran To Comprise
Quartet
And
WOLVERINES ARE FAVORED TO
'WIN RACE AT CLEVELAND MEET'
Michigan two-mile relay team will
leave at 91:09 o'clock tonight from the
Michigan Central station for a match
race with Notre Dame, Ohio State,
and Ames in Cleveland tomorrow
night.
The team composed of Captain Hat-
tendorf, Reinke, Freyberg, and Coch-
ran is favored to win its race, which
will be one of the features of a giant.
inter-scholastic meet to be held in
Public Hall under the auspices of the
Cleveland athletic club. Each one of
the men is capable of running a half
mile in 2:00 minutes and better and
none of the other squads are expect-
edto press Michigan although Notre
Dame is likely to prove a dark horse.
The Irish quk rtette ran the Wolverines
a hard race at the Illinois relays and
took second place.
Besides the half-mile relay race
there will be several other college
races as features of the interscholas-
tic carnival. Yales championship
mile relay team will meet Syracuse
and Notre Dame in a match race
which the Bulldogs are favored to win.
LOOK!
PENN RELAYS DRAW MEN DPD
FROM 500 INSTITUTIONS
Representatives from more }
than 500 schools have entered 1
the Penn Relays to be held on
April 25 and 26 at Philadelphia.
I Over 400 athletes will try for ;Captain Rorich, Brick, Crane, Hodge-
honors. Men have been enter-- ! jan to Play Hoosiers Next
ed from the universities of Cam- Week
j bridge, Edinburgh, and Havana '
and from the Hamilton Institute, MATCH THIS AFTERNOON TO
a Canadian school. DECIDE FIFTH MAN ON TEAM
____Four of the five members of Michi-
gan's Varsity tennis squad which will
Conger of Princeton, Eastern champ- encounter the Indiana aggregation at
ion in the half mile w1 race Kennedy Bloomington a week from tomorrow
of Notre Dame, another notable per-
former, while Ralph Hills, intercol- e ie.lccked yesterday afternoon aft-
legiate champion in the shot put with e ractices
a mark of 48 feet 10 inches to his The court performers who will open
credit will meet his teammate Robert the Michigan season are Captain Ror-
Beattie in a shot putting fest. , , rane, an geman.
member of the squad who played
last season. The other men are new-
comers to the squad, although one or
two of them worked out-with the
Varsity last year.
Postal receipts for March shows an
increase of $636.37 over those for e
the same period last year. They
reached a total of $19,248.
Try-outs for assistant foot-
ball managerships should report
at 2 o'clock, April 22 at the Ferry
field club house. Freshmen and
men having three years in the
University are eligible.
Football Manager.
FOOTBALL NOTICE
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SPRING SOCIAL FUNCTIONS
Demand a complete renovation of the house.
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Evanston, I$., April 9.-For the
eighth time in the last eleven years,
Northwestern's swimming team has
won a conferenceichampionship.3
Fifty-three out of sixty-three meets
have been won.-
Patronize Daily Advertisers.-Adv.
Either Goildsmith or Vse will ho14
down the fifth position on the squad.
These two men will mneet this after-
noon in a match which will decide the
last member of the Wolverine dele-
gation.
The court performers have been
practicing on the Ferry field courts
since the weather broke up several
weeks ago. Captain Rorich is the only
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STUDENT GOLFERS
Any student golfers intending l
to use the Ann Arbor golf course
during spring vacation; or any
who have not already signified
their intention to try out for the i
( golf team, but wish to do so, are
( requested to notify me by Priday
noon of this week.
HUGH T. SMITH.
"Jimmie the adtaker" sells anything
quickly.-Adv.
IAre You Proud to Say/
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On the Inside BACK COVER of
Your TELEPHONE BOOK.
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FRESHMAN BASEBALL
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All freshman baseball candi-
dates should report to the field
house for their lockers on Tues-
day, the first day of the reopen-
ing of school after vacation.
Practice will be held that after-
noon.
COACH E. .J. MATHER.
INTRAMURAL NOTICE
All men wishing to umpire
interfraternity and interclass
baseball games this spring
should get in touch with the In-
tramural department at once. j
CLOTHES
for the College Man
Accept our wishes for a pleas-
ant vacation.
Would you mind telling the
boys' in your Home Town that
our representatives will cover all
the leading cities during the
Summer time. .If they will let
us know their home addresses,
we will be glad to advise them
just when our representative
will be in their City or in the
nearest City to their home.
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When youq step from the train?
Or do you pick us a suitcase
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it under your arm, because
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