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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
SUNDAY, APRIL 26, 1925
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WOLVERINES DBOP TWO GAMES
TO HARD HITTING ORANGEMEN .
Great Field Of Stars In Drake Relays
Michigan Nine Loses Opening Ganie
12-11, and Second Tilt
By 9-2 Score
GET ONLY FOUR HITS
(Special to The Daily)
Syracuse, N. Y., April 25.-Michi-
gan's / baseball team suffered itsI
second defeat at the hands of thef
hard hitting Syracuse nine here today,
taking the short end of a 9-2 score.
The Orange team kept up its hard
hitting, getting 10 hits, while Van-
lengen, star twirler, held the Mich-
igan batters to four scattered singles.
Jablonowski, was selected by Coach
Fisher to twirl the second game, but
failed to prove effective against the
heavy hitting Orangemen. The Wol-
verine nine, slumped at bat today, af-
ter hitting safely 15 times in the
opening game.
Ringwood, veteran shortstop of the'
Syracuse aggregation, played a spec-
tacular game on the field and at bat.
The Orange star connected safely
three times, two of'his hits being two
baggers.
game of the two game series here.
Michigan had a great day at bat,
with Dillman, Cherry, Bachman, hit-
ting two two base hits. Benson, who
started the game on the 11Lound for
Michigan hit a two bagger, while
Ryrholm, playing right field, coun'ct-
ed with one of Schlemel's fast balls
for a three base hit.
While the Wolverines were ham-
mering the ball at will, Syracuse got
eleven safe blows. Flanagan proved
the sensation of the day, hitting safe-
ly three times out of as many trips
to the plate. Flanagan and Vanlen-
Iowa To Build
Huge FieldHouse
With the announcement that the
University of Iowa will build a huge
field house for physical education, the
Cornhuskers join the list of Confer-
ence schools which have built or aret
preparing to build huge new gymnas-
iums, which includes, Illinois, Mich-1
igan, Chicago, and Wisconsin.
According to the plans announced
by P. E. Belting, director of physical
education at Iowa City, the new field
house will be 200 by 40 feet square,
with the men's gymnasium, 100 by
200 feet. It is planned to have a great
swimming pool in the center with a
large seating capacity along the sides.
There is a possibliity of having the
pool beneath a movable basketball
court in the field house.
Other, features of the new building
are nine tennis courts, a private bas-
ketball floor, and an indoor golf
room.
GOLFERS PLAY PRACTICE
MATCH ATDETROIT-CLUB
Eight members of the recently sel-
ected Michigan Varsity golf squad of
15 men played each other in a prac-
tice match at the Detroit Golf club
yesterday.
The teams were composed of some
of the best Wolverine golfers. Capt.
Mode Holdsworth, Fred Glover, Bob
Hastings, and Paige Lehman playing
against Fred Freely, Addison Con-
nor, Wesley Reed and a fourth mai
,whose name was not announced . in
time for press. The purpose of this
practice match was to get the men in
trim for the rapidly approaching
game with Ohio State university
scheduled for next Saturday.
Last year's Varsity, golf team es-
tablished a fine record for the season,
winning three of the four regular
matches and finishing a close runner-
up in the Western Conference meet.
READ THE CLASSIFIED ADS,
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The box score:
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Giles, 2b ...........5
Bachman, cf.......4
Haggarty, 3b .......5
Ryrholm, rf ........4
Dillman, ss ........5
Coleman, If ........4
Wilson, ib .........4
Cherry, c...........5
Benson, p ..........3
Walter, p ..........0
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The box score: I Syracuse AB R H O A E which was held at Des Moines yesterday. D
Michigan...:.......AB R H PO A E Ringwood, ss .......5 0 1 0 1 1 ence supremacy with Captain Brooker of Mic
Gile, 2B. ...........4 1 1 5 6 0 Carr, if ............4 2 1 2 0 0 in a meet in which Michigan was entered in
Bachman, CF ......4 0 0 2 0 0 Hanson, 2b ........3 2 1 3 3 0 Grinnell, world champion hurdler, ran a pre
Haggerty, 3B......4 0 0 1 3 0 Boughter, 11) ....... 3, 3 1 11 1 0 Dustin of. Drake, were both sprint entries.
Ryrholmn,,RF .......3 0 1 1 0 0OGlannagan, cf ......4 2 3 3 0 0
Dillman, SS ........3 0 0 0 1 0fGreve, 3b ..........4 2 0 0 2 3
Coleman, LF .......4 1 0 0 0 0!Noble,rf..........4 0 1 0 0 0 McGee
Wilson, 1B ........3 0.-0 ,9 1 1 Mahoney, c ........ 4 0 1 7 1 0 L 2344J;
Cherry, C ..........2 0 0 6 0 1 VanLengen, p ......1 1 1 4 2 ~ I.reals 2
Jablonowski, P ....3 0 1 0 4 01Schoegel, p........3 0 1 0 1 0 L. Gib
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Totals............ 31 2 3 24 15 21 35 12 11 27 11 3rSmith7
Syracuse.......... AB R H PO A E Michigan .... 3 1 3 3 0 0 1 0 0--11 All men desiring to train for spring W. Gre
Ringwood, SS..... .4 3 3 2 1 0 Syracuse .... 3 1 1 0 2 0 4 1 x-12 all-campus cross country should re- R. G. R
Carr, LF............3 0 1 1 0 0 Two base hits: Dillnan, 2, Chey port to Coach Sullivan at the Water.. vs. Irw
Hanson, 2B........4 2 1 5 3 2 , Bachman 2. Three base hits: man gymnasium. 3003J
Boughter, 1B.......3 1 1 11 0 1 Ryrholm. Home runs: Flanagan,Larson
Flanagan, CF ......5 1 1 3 0 1 VanLengen. Sacrifice hitsi:Bach- Class managers should enter their IS. Eisc
Greve, 3B ..........4 1 1 2 3 0 man, Haggerty, Ryrhoen, Flannigan, baseball teams by Wednesday, April ; (C
Noble, RF.. ........4 0 0 0 0 0 Stolen bases: Giles, Haggarty, Wil- 29.
Mahoney, Cp ........4 0 2 3 0 0
Vanlnge, P....4 11 03 0son, Hanson, Flannagan 3.
Vanlengen, P . 4 1 1 0 3 0 Struck out: By VanLengen 2, by All Intramural players should play
Schoegel 5, by Benson 4. Base on on ground south of Ferry field.{
balls: Benson 7, Walter 1, VanLengen
Score by innings: 5. Wild pitch: Walter. Passed balls: Entries are still being received forI
Michigan....... 1 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0-2 Mahoney 2. Umpire: Stark. the Independent soft ball league.
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Two base hitsRingwood 2, Greve TENNIS SINGLES
Mahoney, Hanson. - Sacrifice hits- Reserves Defeat The following all-campus matches
Carr 2, Cherry. Stolen bases- , . A"must be played and reported to the.
Boughter, Coleman, Flanagan. Double FrOS h1Zne, 2-1 Intramural office by Monday noon,
plays-Greve to Hanson to Boughter, April 27: Celine 885M vs. C. R. Dou-
Giles to Wilson, Hanson to Ringwood. Coach Mather's freshman baseball gall 1482M; R. C. Fuller 2467R vs.
Left on bases--Michigan 3, Syracuse efeated by the varsity N. R. Benham 558; H. Kopf 825W'
8\ Bases on bills-Off Jablonowski vs. M. Falk 3654; L. Stein 1010J vs.
4, off Vanlengen 1. Struck out by serves in the first nine inning game R. Bartlett 344; R. L. Johnson 1070M'
Jablonowski 4, by Vanlengen 3. Wild between the two teams on Ferry field vs. I. Simonds 2866R; L. F. Knoepp
pitch - Jablonowski. Umpires -' yesterday, taking the short end of a 139t vs. Dunakin 16; O. N. Cobb 17
Steinberg and Higgins. 2 to 1 score. 1070M vs. G. R. Swintz 1268; Bur-
Fischer and Hovey both pitched ex- stein* 1463W vs. E. C. Eddy 1166; C.
Syracuse, N. Y. April 25.-Although cellent ball for the reserves and 1. Fines 558 vs S. Katz 2921; I1. M.
Coach Fisher's Wolverine nine gar-. showed much promise. The Skipper Birks 1166 vs. D. Knapp 33; A. II.
nered fifteen hits off the deliverings used 5 different boxmen, all of
of Schlemel, pitching ace of the ' whomn performed up to stand'ard._
Orange team, the University of Syra-,j The freshman outfit was rearranged
cuse gained a victory in the opening (Continued on Page Eight)
great sprinters all of whom competed in the Drake relay carnival
ean Brownell of Illinois who has battled for the Western Confer-
higan for the last three years, yesterday competed for the first time
which he did not meet Bro oker in the pole vault. Taylor of
tty race in the 120 yard high hurdles. Wittman of Michigan, and
849W vs. A. K. Darbaker Hans Wagner, former star short-
Finkleman 1271 vs. E. Sor- stop of the Pittsburg Pirates and
2891R; W. L. Diener 231 vs.! hero of the National league for 20
son 301011, A. Hartwell 909 vs.years, is a candidate for sheriff o;
pan 3051; Rearic 1595 vs. F. M. Allegheny county, Pa., on the Repub-
1138J; G. E. Rich 1010J vs. C. lican ticket.
ene 2985J; Hirschman 1104 Vs. _
Reason 1484; A. C. Funke 1837R1 -
in Goldberg 209311; Gilmore Boston, Mass., April 25.-Fred Luc-
vs. W. F. Ardussi 2226W; R. Cs, pitcher and second baseman for
231 vs. S. Fernandez 1247M; the Boston Braves, has been releas-
nberg 1526R vs. C. L. Charter' ed to the Seattle club of the Pacific
Continued on Page Eight) Coast league.
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