TVI SDAY., MAIWII 1. 1927 TH E M I C i - I If N It -) , VI I , 'I," . TH...MIC.IGAN.DAILY PAGE 5] : , :M' DADEN WIS 7~DOLECue Stars Of Five Naztio lsippI 3 MH rPOM NSPI? 7FN Play Tonight1- For 1. k1 _e Title _ __ .._ I D I OlaI @ I I V I Un1IfLL fi Stars of five nations v, l v > r l y to i h i h oth G olfers Exhibit Erratic TF orm ship 18.2 halh line biiliard 1 i r~, ;a Ini Final Eighiteen Boles Of in Arcadia hall, WtashiJngton,;;. Challenge P'lay The field of c'nnpf tito. ii l l t W illie Hoppe, Jake S hee a v FINL 7V14 i l .AN er Cochran of the lt e t a; s, I FINALSCOR IS 8AND 1 Hagenlaclier of Germny.hnr Hormas f PcIihi, Feix r . (By #s oeiated Press) IFrance, and Kinr('y 1<n(, Whatever hopes G en e Sarazen has of I Wlilei Schaefe(r, His. I ; ; ree~, tyig;a cn olWltr -.en's golf 1-oremans are all formeor hui' gcafri O; r ot- are dashed, .for ai time. Hag n of winning the toura) -ta;1mh hung at decisive defeait onito his her- the will have to displa"%"tine 't t t- lais~t nrhallengeryesterday, eightup (def eat: the other em ite -. Iloppie a) ,t)d seven to la in i 72- hole match. considered a favorite0 ))V it i h Saraen, tailNi a flash of form, strong play in r(cei. ~l~I rap~ll lot hs Dceand Hagen, by matches. Cochran, thle Foth ll' p . er peristent drives, forced his lead to of the trio representing l,ie ite e ight ait the start o1' the final 18 holes St ages, is a player of (0115i(tcra:l)le :not 0, h :ai~ e t hu MIrleynerild 51()- I8 '1) , \!of~ iIUI..., ofe the n(Ili((Iasi.itour- 'Lbv ". I .1 011 .h oira hldn 1-ol 18 ( ' ,8' ., ftsa f : )i O fi~l y i (y (' OS(J ll ~fa -O ce-- ' ez-ic t a(m ln w."1(? SJill'njlnia ag te Auihgn .i0 ri,'s41 to : aL O--eClia aifo1-'Ind atNvoll' 41-I t they halved other holes. A great gallery, including several, .najor league baseball players, lined the fairway of the long eleventh as Ha~en sent his brassie secondl 15 fect past. the flag and holed the putt for a birdie four. Sarazen, short in two chippe7d 15 feet past the cup. " iiik it Gene," said a friendly voice from the gallery. "I'll have to," Sar- azen reihed. Ile missedl. C (ompetitive spirits were more in ev- idlence thbroughout. the match than es- sentially good golf, though H-agen had one run of nine holes in par figures and maintaineil-a precision and sug- gestion of power which Sarazen lack- ed. Counting the bye holes played out for the benefit of the gallery, Sarazen had a medal score for the last 18 of 81, and H-agen six strokes better. Hlagen, well pleased with the result, nevertheless disclaimed any marked superiority. I _____________________:_________-_____-_________________________________________,. , y -d s > ,t:. _ f t / 4 ) ' f - . !a.,, .,, -.. R''h n /ft.< . i '.; ,. jl I !k _' [I /~4AII ~ i (a FOR ,ALE I+OR SALE --Radio. Dive Tuble Music Master. 13<0. Call 7710. 106-107-108! FOR SALE--Tuxedo, size forty, not a year' old, in perfect condition. Call 9824. 106-107 All meakes of typewriters for sale or rent. Excellent machines at rea-! sontable jwices, for rent. Prompt{ repairing by exper'iencedl workmen. Courteous service. Anlta BrandI Ribbons aInd Car-bons. Rider's lYen Shop, 315 State Street. Ssun-toes-Glurs-tf' TYPEWRITERS-All makes, sold, rented, exchanged, cleaned, repair- ed. Largest and best stock to be ob- tained anywhere. 0. 1). MORR ILL, 17 Nickels Arcade. Authorized deal- er: Phone 6615, L. C. Smith & Cor- 1 ,orwE,--A. 11 f ow bargains in find ORMOND BEACH, Fla.-Dorothy Par- duie of Chicago for the second consec- utive year won the women's champion- ship of the South Atlantic division. TMMERSFORS, Finland - Even- son, of Norway, won the world's skat- ing championship here. Clas Thunberg was second and Carlsen was third. i CLEVELAND- Eight members of the Cleveland Indians have starttM for Lakeland, Fla., to begin spring train- AT THE ]DETROIT 'THEATERS Yoeu cannot afford to miss Lovely in Barrie's best comedy "What Every Womn Knows" with Kenneth MacKenna CASS THEATRE, DETROIT Nightsa, 7lc to $2.50) Wed. and Sat. lt:ts, Nic to $2.00 ii Values t.Tak An Inspection will prove this to you. Our Kuppeiheimer and Belmont Suits and Top Coats possess this feature combined with Style, Fit and Exclusive Patterns Tailored for College Men Masten hase 211 S. MAIN ST. LrVlire iinyou mh y i~'vitl II ouhdenlce.'. -NOW SlHt)IVNG V-1'4TODAY AND) ,E 'OMOI it nkA~ t WANTED WANTED-Students who like good hot BARBECUES to know we de-j liver between 9:30 and 11:30 P. M. BARBECUE INN, Dial 4481.' c-Tues.-Thurs.-Sat. WAITED-"Washings. Clothes given best of care. Reasonable prices. 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Phone 6642. tf ., READ THE WANT ADS Tenor Banjos at especially lowv p~rices and on easy payment terms. University Music House. NO'lJCE-hladio his m~ade the guitar a very popular hinstrum ent. You can soon learn to play it. We give free lessons with every guitar or new tenor banjo sold. University Music House. NOTIC - Lenarn to p lay a I ohller Harmonica. Its a,- pleasant past- time'- andl becoming very popular. We have a fine line of novelty or- galns. University Music House. HEALTH Begins when you phone j8428. C. M. Gibson. Chiropractor, 35 Wuerth Arc:ade. tues-thurs-sat-tf FOR convenienice, speed and satisfac- Stion, visit 'I'rojiowskis lltrber I 1Shop. ties-thuir-sat. NOTICE-Hats cleaned and blocked. All kinds of shoes cleaned, dyed and repaired. Satisfaction guaranteed. ANN ARBOR SIIOlP, 620 E. Liberty. c-Tues.-Thurs.-Sat. Ann Arbor Mimeographing shop-214 1 Detroit St. Let us, do your mimeo- graphing and typewriting. First- class work. Quick service. Lowest prices. 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