THE MICHIGAN- DAIL Y TUESDAY, APRIL 19, 192? MU IEveryone wishing to paric i- pate in sp~ring foot ball practice is asked to report. today at Ferry field. Eqipment will 1)e issuted at Yost field house. E. E. WIEMAN. IWIN NFATIONAL M'1ET Ainvericilli e:guet1 ! Detroit. .....000 000 101- - ; Cleveland .l.000} 010 02x-- SChicago ,...000 020100 t St i~oti:> .000 : 0201- rBoston......000 000 000- New York . .000 003 00x- IPhiI. .......000 000 000-- 1"a.. ..400000 OU - 4. rI 2 4 5 0 n4 0 9 8 G 10 3 10) 8 IGOLF CANDIDATES LAD~MO Vriygolf candidates, including N M D AIA AiIA fr eshmen, w~ill try out for the squad ;l~lfLIIf1 tomorrow, Thursday, and Friday at 2 ithe Anin Arbor golf course, accordingf NEW YORK, April 18-Yale and 0' to an announcement made yesterday Michigan swimmers figure most by Coach Carlton F. Wells. prominently on the 1927 all-college 1 The tryouts will play 36 holes, with team just selected by L. De B. Andley, 3 te bst15 eda sore todeermnehead referee of the Intercollegiate playeers'rt1mdscotesgodclub.iTe Swimming association. Each univer- playrs'rigts a th gof clb. hesity is represented in three events. 0 1 men will play in pairs to be announc- ed tomorrow. The selections: All prospiective tryouts (men who Al-olg--50yr feesl, 1< consistently shoot under 85 on a 6,000. House, Yale; 106-yard, D~arnall, Mich- yard course) should get out to the iganl; 2201 and 440 yards, Samson, links for a p~ractice round, or at least Michigan; 150-yard backstroke, to hand in their namies, by 4:30' House, Yale; 200-yard breast strode, o'clock today, the coach said.I Schott, Williams; fancy diving, Glroh, 1 Golf prospects this year are quite? Illinois; 200-yard relay, Yale (Clark, 31 favorable, according to early indlica- Clayton, Poke and Sullivan). tionjs, and the team will probably The selection of Groh int the diving 0 make a strong bid for the Big Ten land of House over K. D. Young, Geor- 21I title. gia lback str oker, distinctly surprised all aquatic fans. B3ETKLEY.-California will send 011two eight-oared crews East in June ASH-EVILLE.-Jess Sweetser will 2to compete in the national regatta not dlefend his British amateur golf at Poughkeepsie. championship this year.. formier As Wolveries ota1l 37 Points; 3iinesota Is Sec clod tiu ILige aYOUNG BREAKS RECORD Ipi'l.r.G0 0}{071 Michigan's swimming team, led b Ptsugh..0 0006 Cp.Paul Samson, substantiated its:jPt~ug .0 0 0-91 Cp.Chicago....001 000 000- 1 4 claim to the national itercollegiate ___ swimming title by scoring 37 points in the national meet held Friday and Sat- I New *York 122 102 001 11-1l1 18 u rrday at Iowa City. Minnesota p~lacedlBso 0) 1 0 0-)1 second with 25 points, and Northwest- ern third with 9.1 St. Louis-Cincinnati game postpone Captain: Samson, participating in 0on account of rain. the last meet of his collegiate career, hm ui was a double winner, taking the 220 HoeRn and 440 yard races. The Michigan! A iIne1'i('auILeagne star was not forced in either race,j Schang, St. Louis; Blankenshil winning the first event in 2:26.7 and Chicago; Gaston, St. Louis. the 440 in 5:28. Wagner of Michigan placed second in the quarter mile. rational Leanne Darnall of Michigan won the 100 yadsi n5.5 adpae harper, New York; Williams, Phila I yrd wimin 6.5secndsandplaeddelphia; Hlartnett, Chicago; Meuse fourth in the 50 yard race. Seagerj Brooklyn. il I.scored a point for the Maize and Blue - -- - .,_ _ Pittsburgh's Pirates and New York' ac - {1 . . , Al } { 5 t il by placing fourth in the 100 yardI event. Wright of Columbia won the 50 yard swim in 25 seconds, the four finalists ending the race in a blanket finish. S. Hill and Moody of Minneso- ta placed second and third respec-1 tively, b~eating out D~arnall by a touch. The Wolverine relay team, composed Yankees continued their early season spurt by winning yesterday's games with Chicago and Boston to re- tain the top positions in the National and American leagues respectively. The Yanks scored their sixth con- secutive victory over Boston, 3-0, to Shoes for gentalemen A compl et e line of fine sprting oxfords of imported leathers, featuring the "jBig Ten"? $10.00 'fol. men c-Sh~ 1949 .i of Seager, Watson, Samson, and Dar- mark the 111tn sri ula loss ,Or"t Ic nall, pae iswnigi :07 Red Sox who are in undisputed pos- Seager, Spindle, and Wagner gave session of the cellar. Reuther pitched Michigan a second place in the medley masterful ball, allowing but threeI relay race, losing to Minnesota by a ! hits. Meadows,' pitching for theI small margin. Pirates only gave the Cubs four himt -, I K. D. Young of Georgia Tech brokeI but one of them was a homer by the world's record in the 150 yard Hartnett for the only Cub run. Trhe back stroke, winning the event from score was 9 to 1. a fast field in 1:44. Hill of Minneso- Cleveland took a close contest from ! to placedl second, ahead of his strong Detroit, 3-2 in the latter' s second! rivals, Spindle and Hubbell of Mich- game of the season. All the home igaii. runs in the American league were! ______________________made in the Chicago-St. Louis game,' SYRACUSE.-The Syracuse univer-j with the Browns contributing two and sity lacrosse team is now touring the! the White Sox one as the former won U South. i by a 5-4 score.- ".'t1111tt1111111111111111tt1111111111111111111tlllllll11111111ti11t~ llll'-?: 0 E i43 =1 4 {} '; . 'f? ;.". 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