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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

SATURDAY, MAY 29,' 1926

THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY 29, 1926



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MICIA GOLFERS
LOSE CLOE MATCHi

Pl9ays Last Game

INTRAMURALS DRAP I
INCREASED NUMBER L

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Aore tLhan 2 5 members of: lhe Var- VOSE'S NAME OI LTfED
Sil f o()t lmll squad wvill b~e eniuloyod! Due to an error in the Associated'
ill leftroit tiens umer, l)Utildii, I& I- PTess dispatch Thursday night, Jimn
walks in order to keep ill condlil .Oi orldoe's name was not included among
ftor the strenuious season facing the those who* survived the first day of
2dihian teamn in the fall, the Big Ten tennis tourney, at Chica-
___ go. He drew a bye in the °first round
Coach ElRonitE. Weiiaii :i n- andl then defeated Armstrong o Mn
, otllc(d yesterday that the foot-. nesota, 7-5, 1-6, 6-C.


U'niversity Of Cicago Team Diefe-it4
Wolverines To Take Big; Tenl
Dual Meet Title
FEEL'Y DEFEATS HISERT
Chicago's golf team captured a close
meet from the Wolv~erines here yes-
terdAy afternoon by the score of 13
1.2 to 10 1-2 to annex the Conference
dual meet championship without a de- r: ",,."; }sti . .
I eat to blemish their record. This is '
the second loss of the year for Mich- £f
igan who is now looking forward- to'
the Big Ten meet June 11 and 12 in Cat. Steve Wilson
Chicago. "Dutch" will lead his Wolverine
So close was the match, that the baseball team onto the diamond for
outcome was in doubt up to the the last time this afternoon when Wlis-
final hole of the last foursome in the consin 's Badgers invade Ferry field to
afternoon, when Kenneth Hisert, 1Va- play the last game of the season with
roon captain, sank a birdie three. to the Michigan nine, recently crowned
win all six points of this match. Western Conference champions.
F~eely and Glover, after losing the first Captain Wilson has played three
nine holes, fought Hisert and his, years of Varsity baseball for Michigan,
partner, Dorsey, to a standstill only and during that time has built up anl
to lose the match and meet on the enviable reputation for himself in the
last hole of the day. Big Ten both as a Steller performer
Capt. Fred Feely provided the sen- at the :first sack and as a clean sports-
cation of the morning when- he de- man.
feated Captain Hisert of Chicago,,win-
ner of the Big Ten individual title last
year to take two points to Hisert's
one in a match of excellent golf. Feet 'FR lMANYed COACHESo ENROLLhles
shooting the first nine in 31. Hisert'sjSM E ^
score wa~s 68.f
Dorsey, Chicago, won his match!I
with Cole 2 1-2 to 1-2. Glover andI Summer sessions of the Coaching
B~artlett broke even, each taking 1 1-21 school will open June 21 with a prob-
points and the same was true of the! able enrollment of more than, 200,
Conner-Patterson match. These last which is an increase of 74 over last
two matches were identical in almost year. The courses will last six weeks,
every particular. Each time, the closing July 31.
Michigan player piled up a lead of j The staff of instructors includes
four strokes for the first nine holesf Coaches Fielding H. Yost, Elton E.
only to weaken and allow his Maroon± Wieman, Stephen J. Farrell, Edwin J.
opponent a tie. The score at the end Mather, Ray L. Fisher, Charles B.
of the morning play was 6 1-2 to 5 ' Hoyt, Harry, G. Kipke, and Frank L.
1-2 with Chicago leading.j Hayes. Dr. George A. May, director
Connor4 and Cole took five of six of physical education, and Elmer D.
points from Patterson and Barlett in , Mitchell of the intramural are also
the first foursome, and lost the chanice' members of the faculty. Herbert
to annex them all when they allow- Staads, athletic trainer, will offer a
ed the Chicagoans to draw even for, series of practical demonstrations in
the last nine holes after having them athletic training.
two down with two to play. Except for- This session is especially arranged
his sensational closing shot, Hisert j for men who intend to enter the
was excelled by his teammate, Dorsey coaching profession and those already
iL. the other foursome. engaged .in. it. The more important
problems of coaching and the super-
Ed Hess, Ohio State's all-AmericanI vision of athletics in colleges and pre-
lineman, is the latest gridder to take paratory schools are studied in the
to the ice business, course.

D)epartment Lists More Thani 60
Venut -Au Men Enrolled In
Tuie University

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By ltona A. Simpson!
Coach Fielding H. Yost accompainied
the Wolverine track team to Iowa
City Thursday. While the track men
p)articipate in the Big Ten Conference
track championships, Yost will attend
the Conference directors meeting

I ASKETBALL IS POPULAR!

Intramural athletics have had a: there. Immediately after hle meeting
considerable increase in popularityJ Yost will return to Ann ,vilwerel
fduring the past year, according to the ; he will he in charge of the sumnmer
annual, statistics compiled b~y the de-I coaching school.
partment which indicate a marked After the summer session which
increase in the number of participants ends July 31, Coach Yost will journey
in 13. of the 24 activities on the yearlyl south to hTis estate at Walling, Tenn.,
program. i to spend the remainder of the summer.
Basketball led in the number of
students taking part with a total of Coach Jack Blot left yesterday
1375. The biggest gain for the year for Gerard, fl., his hiomie town,
was in swimming, the number engag- where lie spenids the 'siuieuier
ed in this 'sport being doubled. Track months. Coach Keeni, Varsity-
sustained the. greatest loss which was' wrestling cotacli, will leave 'hias-
largely .due to the fact that outdoor i day for Frederick, Oklahaiaa,
track had to be abandoned b~ecause where lie wvill -spend his siuunier
of the lack of sufficient facilities. mevaction.
Two new activities, skiing and water-
polo, were added to the intramural list M\att Mann, Varsity swimmingj
this year and both proved unusually coach, will conduct his boys'camzp
popular for new sports drawing 332, at Chikopi, near Toronto. Coach
while two others, outdoor track andi Mann has been active in -camp workI
indoor baseball, had to be dropped for the past 13 years. John Halsted,}
because'of the lack of facilities, star backstroke swimmer of the Michi-3
~,Team, sports showed the largest gan team will assist at the camp.
numnber of participants, with more fra-I
ternity representations than in pre-
vious years. ,Independents were at-
tracted mainly by the various individ-
ual activities, and patronized them
considerably more than dill fraternity.
Irwin Olian, '27, led in the number
of different sports participated in b'y j -,
one individual, having competed in {
15, while Melvin 011, '27, was a elose
scecond with 14.
Approximately 60 per cent of the-
6500 men enrolled in the UniversityYo ar gin hmet
participated in some form of sport.Yo argin hmet
There was a total of 11,592 entries in so look your best. A well cho,
the 24 activities, of which 3,950 were I We are showing a select line
different students; last year the en-
tries numbered 10,356. j reasonable prices.
Baylor university is to have a new Emma B
athletic building, which will be com- SPECIALTY HIAT SH4'OP
pleted in 60 days from the time workI
is begun._____________________

#Staadt s, the traziner1 for al! the 1\lichzi-E
Iganl teamns, wili tahit) the suaIMIer
tisessionz of the cacing zsebool, anzd
ti then will go ntorthz to '1a(t 1\1IiiiUzz
;' lIaal'vey Eial'.'.iey oriCC I 'zimi;.
~Oto ita'k siar a ad lt' r!llal
gllfcof?ti! e)n elal has been 01 al
trip aroundthle wok! ' r hela
tyear. lie wh rt 3o jn iefllI
fake "!)amk&' !1 fay,-' pivoce on he
w1ithi the end amtui ai~
Ivill tle :zxIII)' Ins dtis t at (r tim'-
dell1 coll-eeinl iiialll0, Iowa ill
the fall.
John [1. ifialsilbet sch, ill-Americp i
I fullback oil the 1916 XWoivoine fot-
halteam, will arFrive iWVeo 5001 to
spend the sinner in Anon Arbor. i s
team, the Oklahoma gi, will pta~ya
the wolverinecs ill a lamsC "(>feren)cec
,game inl the fall,
B Ielilly Frieda u waz oill )lot ecarry
ice during Ith~e szniliv, ;mcn; llt al
Sreport ed ill serei'a I Psa'IWrcst1(f~-
'ly. Friedan i ll i'et uru to iflit
£a nap ill W;?"4eolisill lvhaero he
lbe seen by all your friends,
'sen hat will help tremendously.
eof summer and sport hats at ~
117 Last Liberty

baall ca(aldidlates will report for
laractice abiout September, 15. In.
vi Iia on to thle early I ralifing
campj will be mailed to praospective
Varsity mataerial alhouat A uguast 1.

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Bubbling Over, winner of the Nor-~
lucky derby, and Carlarig,' winner of
the Coffroth handicap, are certain to
meet in% the Fairmount derby -.un~e 19.

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Even in the days of Barnum when
"Step right up, folks, and bring
your buggy whips along," was
the siren call of the circus barker,
the products of Anheuser-Busch
were nationally known to good
fellows.
And niow, whon buggy whips are
as out of date as "hoop skirts and
knee-breeclies,
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PALE DKY
is the favored drink of college
men because, line the college map,
Busch Pale Dry is a good mixer
everywhere and every time.
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100 Suits at
$ 75
Single and Double Breasted,
Light Grays, Tans, Blues,
and Everything That's New
One thing we are absolutely
certain of-if the men of this
town who are interested in good
clothes realize what we are of-
fering them at $29.75, we'll sell
every suit before sundown.
Flannel Trousers from Del
Prete's are knock-outs-light
greys, tans, 25% off-As
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School is about over for another year.
We want to say good,-bye to our
friends--both old and new. We will

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Coats

1urin Or Annual College End Sale
ALL REDUCED --Including
Men. ~O S1e Summer styles.
$10 Flors zelms $885and, $7.85 Other styles cut to $5,185
Lad.IeSAll REDUC ED--Including
CS late Summer styles.

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$20.00 and $24.50
Real Goods of
Del Prete's Quality

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TIES! TIES! TIES!
"Boy"-Just Arrived
A Big Shiipmaent of Hot Ones
$1.50) Value-Special
-$1.4)

300 Pairs. o at $4.95 and $5.95. $10.00 Styles
cut to $8.90 and $7.90.



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