THE MICHIGAN DAILY rw yI _ unrirr/ A 9 MM M I i w v 2 A .Quuuiuuuur A, - ..~ t i Ino SQAD TOg ETOAFH SOTA SERIES, i I YEARLING TELEGRAPHIC 31EET CALLED OFF; RAIN The Freshman, telegraphic meet scheduled for yesterday with the Illinois yearling squad, was postponed indefinitely on account of the rain storm. The meet may be held on Thu'rs- day but )nothing definite has come from Urbana. 1LATION' LUNI OF AND BENSON )SE NORTHMEN native Scores Show Watrous Team To Be Superior To Indlans' igan's Varsity baseball squad ave Ann Arbor for the lair of, phers late this afternoon, meet- Minnesota nine in a two game playing tomorrow and Tuesday. the cancellation of the Illini terday because of the poor con- of the diamond, greater in- now centers on these two con- rith Minnesota. A double vic- or the 'Wolverines would aid ally in the climb to the top, n a split in the series would .ichigan in'the race. I esota has defeated the strong ine 6-1 while the best Illinois o with 5-4 against the Hawk- Guzy, the star Gopher twirler, t used in the Iowa tilt, Tucker he full route. Guzy will pitch the games, although he was the outfield against Iowa, due hitting ability. er was declared eligible just o the Iowa contest and should a great help to the Watrous Lee and Huffman, both pitch- ere declared ineligible before a game, but Lee has -since made scholastic deficiency. h Fisher had planned to use and Jablonowski against the s but since Stryker did not pitch yesterday it is probable ryker and Benson will receive gnments with Jablonowski held erve; The remainder of thie will lineup as usual. sota will lineup as follows: center field, Asher, shortstop,' left field, Eklund, first base,-' right field, Hoar, third base, au, catcher, Hall, second base eker, pitcher. Guzy will pitch' ond encounter. The following is the schedule for Interfraternity horseshoes for the first part of this week. The games scheduled here must be played off by Wednesday, May 7. Chyron vs. Kappa Nu, Chi Phi vs. Kappa Sigma, Lambda Chi Alpha vs. Zeta Beta Tau, Nu Sigma Nu vs. Theta Delta Chi, Phi Kappa Tau vs. Trigon, Tau Epsilon Phi vs. Phi Pi, Alpha Tau Omega vs. Psi Omega, The-! ta Chi vs. Tau Delta Phi, Acacia vs. Phi Delta Theta, Phi Mu Alpha vs. Phi Beta Delta, Theta Xi vs. Phi Kap- pa Sigma, Alpha Sigma Phi vs. Sigma Nu, Phi Sigma Delta vs. Delta Alpha Epsilon, Alpha Sigma vs. SigmaAlpha Epsilon, Phi Delta Chi vs. Phi Lambda Kappa, Phi Mu Delta vs. Delta Upsi- lon, Sigma Chi vs. Phi Sigma Kappa, Pi Kappa Alpha vs. Sigma Alpha Mu, Delta Phi vs. Delta Sigma Phi, Phi Delta Epsilon vs. Alpha Kappa Lamb- da, Peers vs. Phi Kappa, Delta Tau Upsilon vs. Delta Sigma Pi, Alpha Delta Phi vs. Alpha Chi Sigma, lDelta Tau Delta vs. Beta Phi Delta, Beta Theta Pi vs. Phi Chi. MAGNATES 1RI1i1fZ9f R01 LEASING SMITH The passing of Elmer Smith from the major leagues last December drew considerable 'criticism on the heads- of the major league managers and magnates from some sources. Smith had earned the reputation of a slugger, a game wrecker, during a rather hectic career in the big time. He had won immortal fame by slam- ming out a home r.un with the bases full in a world's series for Cleveland. When the yankees turned him over to Louisville as Dart of the deal for Earl Combs, the young Colonel out- fielder, not another big league club objected-or refused to waive on him. Hillsdtte High Visits University More than 65 members of the Sci- ence club of Hillsdale high school vis- ited the University Friday at which time they were shown about the campus and through the new Physics building. In the afternoon they were addressed by Prof. R. A. Sawyer upon "Liquid Air and Its Uses." FARMERS LO SE -TO Aggies Are Outclassed By Michigan Aggregation; Final Score 4.0 FOtTR SINGLES 1tATCHES ARE COMPLETED BEFOE1E OWNPOUR Before rain forced the players from the courts, Michigan's Varsity tennis squad won four singles matches from the M. A. C. aggregation, and were one set ahead .of the Aggies in each of the two doubles events, making the final score 4-0. Captain Rorich of Michigan downed his opponent, Croll, in the number one match 6-4, 6-1. Brick added to the Wolverine string when he romped away from Lautner, of the Aggie out- fit, 64, 6-1. Hodgman had .an easy time with Lawrence, playing number three, winning his event, 6-1, 6-1. Crane kept Michigan's slate clean by taking two sets from Pearson; of M. A. C., 6-1, 6-3. In the doubles, Rorich and Brick opposed Croll and Lawrence and took one set, 6-1, and had their opponents on the short end of a 4-3 score when the deluge started. Hodg- man and Vose were leading Pearson and Stauffer, 6-3, 3-all. ki Three Stars Meet In Javelin Throw! A unique situation presented itself yesterday in the dual track meet be-f tween Harry Gill's Illini tracksters and the Notre Dame cinder athletes. Although many stars are seen in act- ion in dual meets it is a rare inci- dent when several of the nation's stars meet in any one event. Oberst, Notre Dame javelin throw- er, who won that event at the Kansas relays and at the Drake relays, An- gier, Illinois star, who formerly held the American Intercollegiate record, and Sh4ldhauer, another Illinois star, i were pitted against each other. An- gier finished second at Drake while his teammate finished fourth at the great Western classic. FRESHMAN TENNIS KOI All freshman tennis Players Iwho desire to^ be cniae o the freshman tenni. team report to Coach Jerome on Tuesday f ternoon from tWO to four o'clock at the Ferry Field courts. This - no0tice applies J FI(- o men who h are oais anu ortesis time whether in te class of ' or not. At the close of the sea- son the best four players will re- ceive numerals end posb )IJ special match will be arranged withi the varsity quadl before the close of the school year. P. F. JroIW, coach. "Jimmie the adtaker" sells anything quickly.-Adv.c M'nggsy Has Laugh On Yankee P i Io I -lI t now Mr. John J. McGraw I S nrry ha~v .haw on Mr. Miller ,ito Hu~gins. That The cold days found Jawn and Mil- has pier a each oth ir for the iWise C se rvices ofHw y and (1Deain, st r i' )tch1- er, and E.l (Om.s, star outfielder, fact the o t e Lou'sville American associat- Kentuck ion t am. Mc Lrw got Dean and Hug- ness an ins Cambs- IThe D- n sftrt<,d off the sea.son with I Louisvil great hit of )itehing nd ha j di- his hors c' ted in the hox sin that the start over th vas " flash m ti pan. Huggins has is vict fouId us for Combs only for pinch classic. duty. Ward colt ha "Jinmie the 4dtaker" sells anything now a b J. S. Ward, Kentucky turfman, ty of confidence in his horse, ounsellor, is indicated by the at he has entered this early ky favorite in both- the Preak- d the Kentucky event. Preakness comes before the le race. Ward believes that e can capture the $50,000 event - e Maryland track, and repeat ory a week later in the other laughs at critics who say his s grown so rapidly that it is it too big and clumsy. "Watch n," is Ward's answer. IN 0 '4l&1Uki.Ly ..L.v. him rut _ _ , , -he wlmants a pen U A very personal Grad- uation Gift. A perma- nent Souvenir of U. of Michigan. $7.25 to 9.25 seball Results Radio to The Daily) BIERICAN LEAGUE s 6, Detroit 5. ), Cleveland: called in sec- ,ccount of rain. rk 5, Washington 4. 9, Philadelphia 6. ATIONAL LEAGUE ati 7, Chicago 3. 2, New York 1. n 7, Philadelphia 2. rg 6, St. Louis 5. 'Psms *Nt1IVIDUALUf FITTED Y %Wff 302 State °Stc. 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