WEDNNESDAY, MAY 4, 1927
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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IOWA ENTRIES NAMED '
1,9. MEET SATURDAy L
Weissmulkter Will Swim Tonight At Union Pool
j (Continuted from Page Six) I courses will remain identical with
I c(;nmo to all coaching staffs, Coach carreCi7t regulations.
M alt IMann has decided to alter the! exactly at 7 o'clock the meet will
(living, and it is hoped that hie
display sufficient prowess to f 1
long existing gap among Michi
tank teams.+
Although Wagner will be bhackr
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Pllwill ' COLUMN L A S I F I E COLUMN
A DVRIPI SING AT 3 P. B-1 -- .
Eiev n Leltermiei. il List O HIa vwk-
eyes tWho Will Face Wolierines
In Puil Areet Herea
" BAB" CUHIEL ENTERED
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St. Louis ........ 200 001. 000--
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l st of events slig hi ly in order that beg 'Y, admittance being free to all
the ability of his promising young- members of the Union. It is expect-
sters iemaf'in under cover for the time1
bering. ed that Weisniuller will plunge into
There wvill be a five-man 250 yard the pool at 7:45 o'clock, as the fourth
relay contest to replace the regnla- i event on the program.
tjonl 200 yardl event; the breast stroke' Keen interest will surround the ap-
distanrce will be at 220 yards; the, pearance of at least several of the
backstroke at. 200 yards; and the freshmen. Walaitis, former Detroit
(listance of the free style contest at high school luminary and named all-
yards. Only the 50 and 100 yard American interscholastic swimmer,
sprints andl the 300 medley relay will compete for points in the fancy
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Tentative entries for the Iowa- New Yor-k..... 002 000 220---6 13 11
.Michigan dual track meet Saturday! Washington .....010 010 2o0-4 7 0
have ben received from the Univer-
pity of Iowa autthorities including 18;Gt7r .., .,.000 000 110-2 7 2
~_letter men. The entire squad to b~e 4heis....0t 01Ox71
brought to the meet will probaualy
not exceed more than 25 men. Homei runls: Nis, Cleveland.
The letter men who have biee)n
named tentatively Eby Coach Ro ;er IainlI.'!le,
B~resnahan include the following, Cu- ?It iH L
hel, Everingham, Phelps, Beatty~, Fol- Ci. ( t....02 000 100-3 9(0
well, Hunn, Elliott, W. M. Mann, R. Chicago..... ,.... 000l 201 001I-A 11 3
R. Mann, Boyles and Mullen____
Although only three men from eacii 20!0~1 101
school will be permitted to comipete ,Pittsburgh ..... 000 013 412-11 17 2
eight rhien have been named in sev -,
oral events andl there are nine en- Pi flies .......f..000 0)30 100-4 10 2
tries in, the 100 yard dash. Th1c ninieBoston .........400, 000 12x-7 10 2
in this event are Taxman, Cubel. Ev-,
eringhiam, Bunn, Stamnats, Armstrong,!
Brokln.....0 001 240--7 13, 0
JonsSmth ad ooe.New York ......3t)2 000 010--6 12 1
The 220 yard dash, enlr is,, eight inii
number, also include Cuhel, Stolfrats,
I Home runs: Hlornsby, New York;
Armistrongand Ever'inghamn. The inith Pitsbugh(2) ; Grimnm, Chi-
othrttfour are Pratt, Phelps. BepatySvi itbrh
and Baird. The latter three of teecago; Deberry, Brooklyn; Bottomly,
in addition to Cuhel, are e 'ered i ;;th qu rt rSile ra eLouills.ee
quarter milers named are Fisher, Fol- Lapp, Marquis, Williams Van Voaorst,.
well, Joy and Rife.; and Lagoinarcinto.
"Bab" Cuhel, Iowa's verpatile hilr- The javelin entries are Loirwald,
(lie andl dash star, hts been n~imed for Rice, Nolan, Delevan aid V011 Aocnc1.
fiv evnts beng ncuclfl n licil'Everinugham, one of the best broad
fteeensh e 10yr ig ncluhe0yd n beth iprsin the Big Ten,' leads the
thues2 yard heglansthe t220eyasl!wIowa entries in this event. Others
hurdes s wll s th thce unsslated in the broad jump for Ioxva are
noted above. It is 'lmost a ertaiinty Jai SihadMoe
tha~ewill conic; ; aiiiSit n Mo,,, n, hthe. is0f ivorfite nolnvtlct ~arealsca1
event, the low'117' dlcs , :The ,otherICpanIoy MlenadC:b
event considered "most liikely besides te l vuttio r l apbe
the relay is the '220 yard dlash. of betlecr than 12 feet and a;; le -t
Four other II.wkey-e hurdlers Have12 two of themr are expected to do aroud
b)eent named fqr both hurdles tnc iud- 11 e nce.Tehghjm.n
ingAlis6),'Ma ,Beaty Phi, A.Al ftries are Thomas, R. 11. Mann, W ork-
lisoni is considered the best of tieheoven____and ____Peterson.______
Iowa hurdlers with the poseill cx-AT HE ER IT H A ES
ception of Culih'TTH ET OI..A~
The 880 yard run also showls eight ;
Iowa men entered as doe;s the mlilej
event. At two miles, however, there The Niglit Club Classic
are but five men named. The £S0 cen- ARl{ICK--NOW
tries are Wagner,' Fisher, .Joy. Fol- live~*s. 5c-$2.511
Swell, Cottle, "Montgomery, Dougall, We(L N.A. c.$1i0
aind Heberling. The miters entered are Sat. at. 50c42.A0
McCammlon, Brady, Elliot, Hunn, Mey-
ers, Gabel, Claassen and Wagner. The_________________
two milers, led by 1Inun, also include
Meyers, Elliot, Hlouser and Brady. !SHUBERT- LAFAYETTE
Nelson has been named In tircee Popular Prices
of the four weight events, the bIa sn-1 Nighits, 25C to $1.00)
Wier, discus an& shot Put aslias Mar- " RA 14
quip. The complete entries for the w oiest)agiiisirl tr
shotll a n rus Nelson, MF~ad ap au- done into driamatic ,fornii by lJoan
man, Mu ad Mrqus. elsn, auColton and Cleieilce Ilandolpit.
Mitchell, Marqis, and Lagotn arcino By THE NATIONAL PLAYERS
are the men named for the discus
while. the, hammer has drawn Nelson, 1BonselePla'rhousev
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place in the backstroke. Post, Gech- ! mg putlication. Notice of any error must be _______111.-Tile___ .-________
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SUNDAES -- SODAS - SANDWICHES
Arbor Fountain
LOST-A green gold Wahl fountain
Fp en, Friday morning 01n campus.
Cal, .. E Wendel, 3193. Reward.,
LOST-1Watermlan pen with a clip.
Lost on South University or Church.
33831. Adel Ewell. 152-153-154
LOST---A large, envelope cont aining
p~sychiautry notes lost (luring the
past week. Finder kindly call N.
CGratton 4318. 1052 Baldwin.
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LOST-A Poston bulldog. White lace,
chest, collar and feet ; remainder;
of b~ody brindle. Brown spot onl
head. If found, call 4711 or 7133., wrdp5-5-13 il
LOST-Friday, April 22, silver van- ( bushi
ity case on a (chain, with two black avail
enamneled figures onl front, Reward.11,(l
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LOST-Will person who pjcked up i Detr(
the wvorks of an Elgin strap watch ---"
last Thursday night oil (ijagonal, 8U I
please call Windt at 22342. TReward. out
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LOSTr-A pair of tortoise ri;_ 1
glasses wvest side of Martha Cook wi
SaturdIay evening, Finder please' t
return to Eleanor Phelps at Martha
Cook. 153-154
LOST-G-lasses case containing glass-
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please return to Martha Cuitting at fo
Martha Cook. 153-154 m°
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andi double, or as suite. Quiet is he
house. Plenty of hot water. Stu- abl
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3544. 422 East Washington. _ Ho'
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FOR RENT-Washtenaw Apartments.' Wo.
Furnished paartmnent in ,June. Dial 651;
22219. 152-153-154
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FOR RENT-Five room apartment, car
in southeast section. Modern and 1 6361
can be seen by calling 5217, 1021___
clothing that carries
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SPORTS OF TIRE *WEEK
Baseball
Today-Purdue at Lafayette.
Saturday, May 7-Illinois at
Ann Arbor. ~
( Track
Saturday, May 7-Iowa at :Ann
Arbor.
( Tenn:
Thursday,. May. 5-Michigan
State College at Ann Arbor.
Sattirday, May 7-Ohio at Co-
luinhbus.oi
irvag..aafla. . aa vu ==~.
Nights 75c to $1.50
31atinees Tues., Thurs., Sat.
500, 75he
Another )eligltful Theatrical
Eiitertuinient
"HELL S BELLS"
BY BARRY, CON"ORS
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Thursday,
Lafayette.
Saturday,
Urbana.
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May 7-Illinois
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WEE ESTLlMN- OTICE
There will bie an iinvortant mneet-
ing of all of the mien who intendl
to report for the Varsity wrestl-
ing squnad, next fall at 7:30 O'clock
tonight, at the Michigan Union.
-Clifford Keen
Highest Prices P'aid for
DIAMONDS
RHIONE~ AT ONCE
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medium patterns in
three and four pieces.
It,
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housekeeping, first floor, private
entrance. 114 North Ingalls. Phone'
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FOR SALE-1923 Ford Touring. Good
condition. Plcnty of extras. $9n 57 5- 5.5
FOR SALE -Most desirable largeI
rooming house, furnished or unfur-
nished. Best location. Easy ternms.
May rent. Dial 7733 (or 4454
evenings)..
FOR SALE-1926 Dodge Sedan. Look
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FOR SALEi-1921 Ford Touring. $40.
Call 3283. tf
TYPEWRITERS-All makes, sold,
Srented, exchanged, cleaned, repair-
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FORl SALE-Chevrolet 1923 touring.
$40.00. Phone 9023 any afternoon
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five tires, starter, demountable,'
'good condition. 1617 Wash tenaw.
Phone 9117. Boyer or Farquhar.
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NewsLes and College Printing.
Prices and service right.
[Mavis & Ohlinger, Prompt Printers
109-111 E. Wash. St. Dial 8132
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NOTICE-Melt Gillespie, teacher man-;
dolin,. banjos, guitar, chord con-
!struction. Dial 4757.
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