WETD NI S DAY , AY 12, 1926
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~A. A U. MOT'VINOT TO BARt
--OFF? FROM COMPETITIONt
(By Associated Press)}
LOS ANGELES8, May 11.. -The
Southern Pacific association of the .;
A. U. 'has recommended to the nadtion-
al body that it permit Charlc. hl odf'
of Norway, world's champion pole{
vaulter, to continue his exhibitions in
America. The national association
threatened to disbar Hoff from furither
ctI ompetitioni in this country following
25his refusal to compete in a recentSa
25!Francisco track meet, but has not tak-
en official "action.
B Basetebal Scores
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CHEER SQU'AD TRYOUTS
Daily workouts are slated for
the cheering squad at Ferry field
for the remainder of the semes-
ter. They will be held at four
o'clock, and all freshmen who
wishi to try out for the squad
wvill repiort at that time.
AV. A. Warrick,
Cheerleader.

Amerlpaif -League
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New York ............ 15
Cleveland,............ 15
Washington.... ...17
Chicago........16
Philadelphia......14
Detroit ..........11
Boston.........7
St. Louis.......
Detroit at Boston.
Cleveland atNe~y York.
St. Louis at W ashingtonl.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
Natloual League
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Brooklyn.............16
Cincinnati............. 15
Chicago ..............14
New York ............. 11
Pittsburgh...........11
St. Louis.............. 12
Philadelphia .......... 10
Boston........
Today's Gamies
Boston at Cincinnati.
Brooklyn at Chicago.
New York at St. Louis.

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LOST
LOST-Waltham, hunting case, gold
watch with U. M. Fob, near corner ofE
Thompson and Williams. Phonej
6961. Ed. Peterman.
LOST-Rhinestone initial pin, E. B. L.,
Sunday morning between Tulttle's
S and So. Division. Call 8951. 65-66
LOST-Pair of tortoise shell glasses
at games Saturday morning. Call
} I-. Adler, Dial 5618. 65-66-67

NO'TICE
FOR SALE-Ford Sedan, excellent
tires, mechanically guaranteed. In-
quire of Hoover in Sophomore D~en-
tal Lab or dial 3543. 64-65-66.
FOR SALE-1 921 Ford Touring $35.
One late 1922 Ford Touring $50, One
Ford Sedan, $65. Phone 6957.
64-65-66.
FOR SALE-House, 22 rooms, good
condition, corner lot. North State
Street, four blocks from campus,
oil burner, steam heat, laundry out-
fit, 1-2 ton ice box. Can be used as
a fratednity or rooming house. See
owner. P. 0. Box 208.
61-62-63-64-65-66-67-68-69
COLLEGE Student foir position of,
trust. N6 stenograpihy or bookkeep-
ing. Salary in keeping with appli-
cant's agility. Write lDept.. "G",
General Necessities Bldg., Detroit,
Mich. 64-65
NO'TICE
WE pay b~est p~rices for men and womn-
en's usedl clothes--JI. IV W\ SON,
1)14 IDetroit St. Dial 21405. tf.
1VTO hA, 1 uT? e T?-,-l Q- I- Again". 44T -4

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17shngton. 201 201 ",0x--6 9
St, Lous-Jonuard and Sihang.
Washington-Reuthter and Rulel.

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Illinois............
Purdue..........
Wisconsin .........
Northwestern...
Minnesota....
Olio' State.... .
Chicago......
Indiana ..........
Iowa............

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Chicago . ... 000 000 020-2 8 0
Philadelphia 200 300 10x-6 8 2
Chicago-Faber, Thomas and Schalk.
Philadelphia-Groves and Cochrane.
Detroit-Bston-NoJ game, cold wea-
ther.
Cleveland-New York-No game, cold
weather.
National League
R. IH. E.
Brooklyn ... 030 020 001-6 16 0
Chicago .. ,.:000 101 000-2 6 3
Brooklyn--Grimes and Deberry.
Chicago-Blake and Gonzales.
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Philadelphia 000 001 000- 1 9 3
Pittsburgh .01 010 02x-11 15 0
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Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
WOLVERINES HOLD NINE
OUTDOOR TRACK TITLES

y~lV~.~ ~ ~AT THlE THEATERS
I Today-Screen
w m y Arcade-"partners Again,'' with
,.._ Alexander Carr and George
.%% a" TT11EYCA. Sidney.
A T G AkAKE Majestic-"A Social Celebrity,"
A et RACET' with Adolphep Menjou.
____""___________ Wuerth, - "Beverly of Grau-
NVominating WILLIAM JO)HNSON stark," with Marion Davies.
Because they've always called him l Today-StAge I
Little Bill" and he has made the ten- Garrick (Detroit) -_"Tarnish,"
nis world like him while they were by Garrick Stock with Ann
calling him that. Harding and Rollo Peters.
IBecause he not only proved the sen-I
sation of 1925 but now holds the "bal-; Shubert Lafayette (Detroit) - I
ance of power" this coming year. I "The Student Prince in Heid-
This after 12 hectic seasons in elberg."
which he held his position in the first
ten-after a period of seven ,years. in Bonstelle Playhouse (Detroit)-
which he has never been rated below j "The Squaw Man," with Wil-
third in the ratings. liham Faversham. .I
SChicago with six veterans from last
lyear's squad is proving the big disap- Jc onofre ol'
pointment of the 'present Conference I heavyweight champion, is anxious to
baseball race. meet Luis Angel Firpo July 4.

FOUND
FOUND-A ring. Owner3
Isame by identifying.
Belthian, Univ. 178.
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Canadian BI
skin. Prime, deep, soft
(len or hearth. Excellen'
f)7265.

Talky About My Swieetie" by Russo
Oriole Orchestra,- at Schaeberle and
may hae Son, Music House. tf.
Call Sue1 A. NASH CO., Golden Rule Tailors
G5-66-6? Spring Svuits and Topcoats
$..3.00
Style, Fabric, Tailoring Guaranteed
Dial Bar 6746 or 9736 tf.
tfur. For NOTICE-High grade clothes, custom
t gift. Dial tailored, latest styles, pretft
64-6-6 . $40 and up. C. T. Doukas, 1319 S.
- ,.~IUiersity. tf.

1923 CLlEVRO117,T SEI)AN . .. $225.00
1924 DODGE SEDAN ......U0,00


(Special to The Daily)! Henline.
IOWA CITY, May 11.- Michigant Pittsburgh--Kremer and Gooch.
track teams rule the Western Confer- -.
ence outdoor, championships over a I R. H. E.
period of 25 years. With the 26th an- Boston ....000 012 001-4 9 2
nual title meet scheduled at Iowa City Cincinnati .. 001 113 1.O-7 10 1
May 28 and 29, historians have un- Boston-Benton and Siemer.
earthed the fact that the Wolverines Cincinnati-Liuque and Picinich.
with nine championships hold the 1
edge over Illinois with eight titles.I R. H. E. j
These two teams have always been New York .. 100 002 020-5 7 0
in the thick of the fight although they St. Louis . 220 000 .20x=6 11 2
have not always won.. They have com- New York-McQuillan, Fitzsimmons
piled a record far better than that of and Hartley.
any other Big Ten university, for the St. Louis-Rhem and O'Farrell.
only other champions have been Chi-__________
cago with three wins, and Wisconsin IOK-rwho ensi
with two. Iowa, Indiana, Ohio State, NWYR.-rwho ensi
Minnesota, Purdue, and Northwestern its appeal is indicated by the list of
have never seen the championship I tournaments sanctioned by the United
come their way. States Lawn Tennis association, re-
Illinois' well balanced team of 1924 leased today. More than 300. tourna-
rolled, up 74 points for the highest ments-the largest number in the his-
total in history. In 1908, Chicago tory of- the tennis body-are sched-
squeezed =out a victory with only 24t uled.1
points, the lowest total of a Big Ten
team,although in 1910 Notre Dame andI LOS ANGELES.-The. put chase of
Leland Stanford tied with only 17,I Shortstop Dudley Lee "from the Bos-
points. No outside teams will cor- ton American league club was an-
pete again, for the meet was closed nounced here yesterday by H. William
to non-Conference universities this Lane, owner of the Hollywood club
year. of the Pacific coast baseball league.

.jewel pattern, 11 ft by 4 1-2. Very
reasonable. 217 N. Ingalls St. Dial
9277. 65-66-67.
- . STEAMSHIP
TICKETS
AFOR ALL LIES
TOURS, CRUISES
FIRST. SECOND, CABIN. TOURISTS THIRD ESPECIALLY v.
Phone 6412 or write 601 2.NHuron Street
E. G. K EBLFA IS teamship Agent. ANN AMP(

LOCK SMITH
All kinds of trunk, door keys
311L.KELLER
Phone 7325 1210 W. Huron
tf.
PARTY FAVORS, noise makers, con-
getti, and balloons.. Special ar'-
rangemnents for fraternities, sorori-
ties and clubs.
BROWN'S BOOjiSTORE, 210 S.
Main. tf
WATCH REPAIRING SERVICE
'Not how cheap but How Good at a
Reasonable Price. The Watch Shop
.Edward A. Clark, 1121 S. University
tf.
IF YOU WANT REAL
cleaning and pressing service at
z ~reasonable prices .
Dial 7814
CHEER UP WAIIL'S, 328 So. Main
j tf.

1918 BUICK TOURING
Rt. II. ALB ER
206 WX. Huron St.

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2 Nickels Arcade
The Shop for Uique Gifts

DON'T miss having Victor Record
"Billy Boy" by Frank Crumit, at-
Schaeberle and Son Music House. tf.
WASIITENAW APTS
3-room furnished apartment, first
floor front for rent JTune, July, August.I
Washtenaw Apartments 332 E. 'Wil-
liamis, Apply Apt.' 110, Phone 8404.
65-66-67-68-69.
To Start My New
FIVE YEAR LEASE
I am having a
FIVE DAY SALE
May 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th
20 pecr cent Discount on all Watches
A. F. Clarke, 1121 S. University 1

Make. your
tinctive by
place cards,
and tallies.

party dis-
using our
nut cups

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ATTEN'TION
Look over my line of samples for
SPRING SUITS
2 pant suits made to meiasure, $37.5i0
T .11. Lyons, 515 E. Williams ti

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Suits to order, $23.50 and up
Suits cleaned and presed, $1.00
pressed 35c
Delivery service
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room apartment with kitchennette
and bath. Possession June 1st, Box
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rdaily. Apply office, second floor,
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from 11 to 2 daily. Mack and Co.
tf.
WANTED-Small furnished house or
apartment by summer faculty memn-
ber for summer session. Must have
two bedrooms. Box 817 Michigan
Daily. 64-65
WANTED-Two or three rooms or
apartment, preferably in private
home, for two men. Call Light 7417.
)64-65
WANTED-Good used sedan, must be
reasonable. Phone 4963. 65-66-67
WANTED-For next school year- two
or three rooms, preferably in priv-
ate home,, or apartment for two
men. Dial Mr. Light, 7417. 64-65.
WANTED-Thesis to type. Low prices.
M. V. Hartsuff, phone 9387.
63-64-65
IWANTED-A Garage for summer near
St. Joseph Hospital. Dial 21962 be-
tween 7 and 8 p. m. 65
WANTED-Saxaphone player, for
Orient trip. Must be good and have
fare to the coast. Call 6539, between
four and six. 65.
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With Good Companions
See Canada, Scotland, England,
Holland, Germany, France,
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44 Days $460
Ladies supervised by the Secre-
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FOR RENT-Board if dlesired-one
single and one double room. Dial
3645. 64-65-66.1
FOR RENT-Furnished five room
apartment and garage near campus
for summer months, $75.00. Phone
4459. 64-65.
FOR RENT-Furnished apartment for
summer month, private bath, gar-
ae. $70 a month. 214 S. Ingalls.
Poe22344. 63-64-65}
WANTED
WANTED-Colored cook for fraternity
ior sorority house. Experienced.
IErnest Watson, 708 N. Fourth Ave.
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Brunswick Light Ray Records
MONTE CARLO - - Fox Trot
ONE OF THOSE THINGS - - Fox Trot
Isham Jones' Orchestra


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Cleveland, $3.60, I. T. $6.50
Germany, R. T. ...... $175 up
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