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QHIISN DEFEATS
(Continued from Page One)
3opened the frame by grounding
o Giles but Workman followed
with a single.' Kipke dropped
soff's fly to center, and Work-
scored when Ollie' Klee forced1
soft at second. Cameron then
'ed a double, the third consecu-
hit, scoring Klee. Stryker, at-
h still wild' in the next two in-
idid not allow _a score, nor did
on who replaced hilm In the last
frames, only six men facing the
"mound artist.
e Varsity showed a complete re-
I of form from that displayed
st the Aggies in the way of hit-
With Dillman leading with four
)ut of five times up, the Wolver--
nicked Workman for 15 hits in-
nig two triples and two doubles.
and Haggerty both: contributed
safeties toward the. Michigan
while Giles and Kipke each col-
d two~.
ebdgan had .several chances to
whic~h were nipped in the b'id
rby poor base running or nie
nig, Ohio State chalking up three
e plays against the' Varsity.
meron was the big-;stick man for
3uckeyes counting three hits and
walks out of five trips to the
,He was responsible' for three
ie five enemry runs.

Box score:
OHIO AB
Matusoff, 3rd ...... 4
Klee,ecf .........3
Cameron; ss....3
Walther,. 1st. ..4
Robeson, If....5
C~ondon, -rf....,,....I
Slaman,rf ......
Marts, c ...........

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VARSITY RACQUET
TEAM SCORES WIN'

Set

Fs New Vault
Record At Penn
Relay Carnival

..,.36 5' 2*32 14 5

Totalsi

MICH1IGAN AB R H
Giles, 2nd ... ....5 1 2
Kipke, cf. ........5 1 2
Bachiman, if.......4 0 0
Blott, c...........52 3
Haggerty, 3r~i......5 1 3
Dillmanl, ss.......5 1 4
Steger, rf........3 0 0
DeView, rf........2 0 0
Wilson, 1tst . ......3 0 1
Stryk~er, p.....3 0 0
Bens9oi, p.........0 0 0
Totals ......... 40 6 17

10 0 0
1 4,-1-
12 1 0
33, 14

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Michigai.3 01 00 0 0

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Summaries-Three base hits,. Giles,-
Blott; two base bits, Dillman 2, Cam-
eron, lo1tt; "bases on balls, .off;Stryk-
er 5, off Workmlan 1, off Benison rtnone;
struck out by Stryker 6, by Workman
3, by IBenson 3; double plays, Klee
and' Walthear, Walther and iattisoff,
Workman, lPemnsey aid- Walther.

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Hlichigan Squad Cops Seveni Stralgght I{
HIatches Frow Sagluaw r Lf
Aggre,-ati1on
COACHiES 3MAKE E IAT, U1 1
R:EICINV rEIISQINNEI1 TO 14
Michigan's Varsity tennis team ran1
riot over the representatives of thel
Saginaw Tennis Club yesterday after-
noon at the Ferry field courts, making=
a clean Sweep of the seven matches.
Although the men had to combat a
snappy wind that at times interfered
materially with the play, the matches
were replete in good tennis. The city
racqueteers, all of them experiencedj
tournament players, put up a sure and!
steady game, providing excellent prac-
tice for the Wolverine court-men who
were forced to rely for points on thei
own shots rather than the misplays of
their opponents.
The Saginaw net squad clearly,
Showed the aresults of lack of practice,
tl ity-menw having been 'out 'on the'
Courts' only 'a short time before comling
to Ann Arbor."
Captain R'orich, playing, number
one, ran through an easy match with
Schwegler; ranking man on the Sagin-
aw squad, and pulled through with a
6-1, 6-1 victory. . The, second match,
bringing lBrick ,of. Michigan, against
A. Cook of Saginaw, was a harder
fought.B-catch, the, Wolverine repres-
entative dropping the first set, 3-6,
and then taking the netx two sets, 6-4,
and 6-0. Hodgman carried the Maize
and Blue to the third triumph of the1
afternoon by downing Clark to a 6-0
6-4 count.
In the fourth match Michigan again
carried off honors when Crane dispos-
ed of Douthett by bracing up after'
the first set and showing some excel-
lent tennis in the next two, 4-6, 6-1,
6-2. Vose, Michigan's fifth mlan, was
extended by R. Cook who came out on1
the losing end of a 6-4, 64.score:}Th.
first Wolverine doubles team compos-
ed "of Rorich and -Brick tooks the Sag-!
inaw pair, A.' Cook and R. Cook to
a 6-,-. _couant#.v1hile odgmtan and'd
Vose let Clark and Schweglpr tdow b1 3'
A 6-3, 6-2 score. . A
Next Saturday the Michigan squa<l
net=.rn'.on the Ferryy'field. ors
O fle 'foflowihg Wednres('ay "N'tri
Dame w\yilJ furnil 'rthe oppsition fIr'i
thee prelhftnary niatclies over the
,team will begin its Conference compe-
dtion on the folloqwing. Saturday. !
The coaches live njad&' 'Wla.i wil
probably be the final cut ini the squadi
and have decided to retain the fol-
lowing men on the roster of thoe Var- I
sity squad; Rorich, Brick, Bruske,
Crane, Goldsmith, Greiner, Ciacuin,
ifodlgra ia Holland. Merriam, Segall,
Tracy, Vose, and Walbridge.
"I"Jimmie the adtaker" sells anything
!quickly.-Adv.

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_ nesday. Delinquents will be dropped
- Z as the entry list is large and th'e time
L I limited. Those who drew byes in the
NOR~l~ESTE~ .i rst round will have their matches
flERE TOMOD O~ £announced in th'e Daily Tuesday.
11' , NllliThe doubles drawings are as fol-
______ ~~Following are the drawings for the Bobr-ate 55M ~ c
fis on ftesinglems in the all- Bobr-ate 55M s e
Coah she 'sln To Play Second campu ftenistoramntnighit-partner 1270-J, Frefihlng"-
Jablonrowski May Pitch lv4 to <G a-1505. Kratz-Cole 1484 vs. Klmpson-
ter. 70''-Jv. Garber 1324-.I, Ullman 1 oryo'll 1306-R, Tucker-Hirschmnia
PITRPLE'1'EAM ANX11IOUIS TO 1101 vs. Wilmo-'t 47W Roth 371 vs.j 11041 vs. Albracht Long 1016, Wolfen--
L1NC EASEE 1E(FN'A1',iE FT eibl'ng 9c)1- W Bright 1505 vs. Flow- den-Oll 2738 vs. Alderton-Smiithi 2220,
1166;13i1riltJG vs. spanagel 1;05, INeff-Schlaack 1,484 vs. Shapiro-partner
, _r ,;-V v':. Kinley 1484', Chap7- 2936-R, Hirsch'man Orstein 3070-J
WithoneConerene gme lredy: iro 29:16-1vs. Willis 1027-1I, Gold- vs. Mil1ler-Frelhflng 1858-J.
marked up in thse victory _column sm:17ith 2-12,,-11 v. ioyer 1016, Albrachti The other teams drew byes. The
Coach Fisher's Varsity diamond men 14-Ivs . Miller 18158-i, King 1719-' doubles results must be in by Thurs-
will take on their second Big Ten team'vs O'Prien 1 _WMoebs 54-M vs. day. ,Matches in the first and second
tcmorrow afternoon when they face' Swcitper 46J oewi 51-W vs. rounds will be in the Daily Tuesday.
Northwestern at 4:05 o'clock on Ferry Na ', 22-J, CorycVel 1306-H1 vs., Hoff-
field. I ma 2332,Ozrnstuin:,o70-Ji vs. Toepf'er Schedule for horseshoes for Mlon-
The Wolverines are anxious to keep e72J ike 68Wv.Sur day and Tuesday is as follows: Chy-
u p the good work the~ have shownW 5-Wv. ens 6, ron vs. Chi Phi; Hermitage vs. Kap-
since the return from the training! , a cy p3-"Ni.; Lambda Chi Alpha vs. Nu Sig-
trip and will no doubt present the I 913-M vs. BG, ayes 8419-W-, inatnPiKpaks s TuE
same line-up against the Purple asv. "lins?825-.,, harris;on 179s, [. ilon. Phi; Alpha Chii Rho vs. Trigon~;
that whiclbj defe'ated Ohio State yes- rhlh3 nr 9 -W Alpha Tau QOmega vs Theta Chi; Delta
terday afternoon. Coach Fisher will The . ,re sults ofthse1 mtche must Chii vs Psi Omega; Acacia vs. P1i1\~u
likely call upon Jablonowski to per-, he in the intraimural offi o by Wed- (Cintinuedi on Page Seven)
form oan the- slab,- for Michigan. Jab-, 4
by turned 1oack the Aggies in a cai
able manner last Wednesday an~d it
is probable that he will draw tomor-
row's assignment.
Northwestern has not showed .^ zd- F 0 0W , A
vantage in her three pervious Confer-
ence'gaines and are said to be coming
here anxious to. shoot; themselves o quality and
higher in the percentage column. 1dit cio

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because re-orders cost nothing.- The food?!
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- Dqyivnd W eekly Rates --, - .

Jim Brooker
Michigan's stellar performer in the
pole vault won his event from a field
of stars. in the Penn relays yesterday
at Philadelphia, setting a new Car-
nival record of 12 feet, 10 1-4 inches.
Brooker was one of the two Wolverin-
es to enter the big meet. Ray Smith
competed in#, the high jump, taking
second.
CAP'TI;RES TITLE
'1lhe nationl hasellla hapjnshpl
under the Supervi.,ionofOehra?}
"of wdi.to ias won r ec ntly 1by the'
d am retr& tnfrgle'anila Northt
1 high dolIaty6rscmpn.1
Eight teams Ci:"t ;t1 1 cevcn repire-
1 ent.Ing p~rovinces or (listricts outside
i. Manila
~The team~s in the national champion-
shi won' thic right to play lby captur-
inlg, the ,championship in their respec-
I tive athletic associations.
Officials of-the. bureau. of education
sythat these national contests have
increased interest in baseball to such,

FOOTBALL NOTICE
Try-outs for assistant foot-
ball nianagerships should report
at 2 o'clock tomorrow at the
f Yost field house. Freshmen and 1
mhen having three years in the
University are eligible. -
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