THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILYWEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1927 .w..wnmmmmwm.. /' ' " AMON" ..r.W...... ..... . piM MIMM li lY ls4 i ' r .....w .-.. l , I WEB ED'S tRID TEAM Early Preakness Favorite, Scapa Flow, INODPaddock Loss 220 Finishes Fourth In 1927 Pimlico Event To Arizona Athlete B EATS KE[lS OlTRT _ ..CIf REND[NCE RAW 1 I SECOND CUT REDUCES FRESHMEN BASEBALL. SQUAD TO 45 PLAYERS I Big Te Leader Play Cow istent TB1llI t ~ ~To ) aaintain Perfzect ecord Of Fige 1ietories IOWA SHOWS STRENGTH 1 Indiana at Chicago. Iowa at Illinois. I IPudue atA Northw':"'tern. (Conference baseball after today's games will have a fairly deinite out- I look as iar as title hopes for the pres- uent leading teams are concerned] II.- I linois in first place with a perfect record will meet the Iowa team at Urbana. Iowa has dropped but one game this -season and is now display- ing a brand of ball which may be equal to that shown last Saturday by the Illini on Ferry field. Northwestern, rained out of its game Monday with Wisconsin, will -o to Lafayette to' meet the Purdue1 team. Northwestern has broken bet- ter than even in its games and has a percentage of .667. Purdue has won and lost three games as its efforts. Indiana, the submerged.tenth of the Conference ball teams, hias yet to win a game, but may get its chance today when it meets the University of Chi- great cago nine at Chicago. The Chicago me it aggregation has won one game of the would five it has played. k the No other games will be played dur- inued ing the week until this Saturday when field all ten teams get into action. Then when Michigan will go to Urbana and at- tempt to revenge the recent defeat administered by the Illini. Eighteen players were cut from the who comes from LaPorte, Ind., has a freshman baseball squad yesterday, slight edge upon the other candidates, Sleaving the number of candidates at At second base Balsamo is the 'out- forty-five. Coach Jack Blott has charge standing aspirant to play the keystono of the yearling team this year due to sack. le was also a member of tha the illness of Coach Edwin J'. Math-er, freshman basketball team. who is recovering from an operation The material fgr third base is only that he underwent last week in a lo- cal hospital. Blott is being assisted fair. Floyd, Gadeap, Appleford, and by Frederick Moffett, a junior in the Schiafron are all tryin .g out for the hy fEdcaton. position. Among the shortstops Walt- School of Education. man seems to have the call over the Good pitchers seem to be scarce other candidates, although he has among the first year men this season. been handicapped by a sprained ankle L. Hill is the most likely prospect during the last week. The most prom- so far. He has been alternating be- s catchers are tween the outfield and the pitching sing hr Marshall, Grodsky, and Short. mound. Several good players are making a bid to hold down first base. Martin, READ THE WANT ADS / A 3. . _ w ,:. 1. Soapa FlOw Going to the barrier a slight fa- Scapa Flow led the field a vorite over the Whitney colts, Bos- f part of the way and for a ti tonian and Whiskery, Scapa Flow' seemed as if the Whitney pairv placed fourth n the thirty-seventh an- be outclassed. Scapa Flow too nual Preakness at Pimilico. Bos- ylead at the first turn and conti tonian, Sir Harry of Seagram stables, to increase her lead over the and Whiskery placed ahead of the until the last of the sixteenth son of Man Of War. Bostonian took the lead.. ATHLETES FROM 33 HIG1SCHOOLS TO COMPETE IN 27TH ANNUAL INTERSCHOLASTIC TRACK M EET BIG TEN STANDINGS Fifteen events have been carded for the 27th annual interscholastic track and field meet of the University ofj Michigan next Friday and Saturday at1 Ferry field. Thirty-three schools havej entered more than 400 athletes, overI twice the number of entrants last year. The preliminaries will be held Fri- day at 2 o'clock and the finals, with the exception of the hammer throw. will be run off Saturday morning at 10 o'clock. The hame throw will be completed Friday af rnoon. Tlh events listed are the 100, 220 and 440 yard lashes; half mile and mile runs, half mile relays, 12 pound shot put, pole vault, hammer throw.1 running broad and running highi jumps, javelin and discus throws. Medals will be awarded to the win-' ners of the first four places in each event, and in addition three team trophies will be presented. The "Sid Millard" trophy will be given to the winning team, but as this is a per- petual prize, the first team to win it three times will retain it permanent- Illinois..........5 Iowa............3 Minnesota .......2 Northwestern ....2 Ohio State ........3 Purdue ..........3 Michigan ........2 Wisconsin.......1 Chicago ..........1 Indiana.........0 0 1 1 1 . 2 4 4 1.0( .75 .66 .66 .50 .40 .33 .20 .00 50 7 j 71 10 I Jolin Francis Scott With a victory over Charley Pad- dock, world's fastest human, in a 220 yard race at Phoenix, Ariz., re- cently, John Francis Scott, trick cap- tain of the Univeisity of Arizona this season, ranks as one of the most promising sprinters discovered in col- legiate ranks in recent years. Scott's time against Paddock was .22:5, which is two seconds sloANer than the world's mark for the distance, held by Locke. HIGH HONOR ACCORDED MICHIGAN SWIM LEADER Paul C. Samson, who *captained the 1927 Michigan swimming team to its pionshaips has been awarded the West- first Conference and national cham- ern Confernce medal for proficiency in studies and athletics this year. This medal is awarded each year to the athlete in each of the Big Ten schools who is judged to be the most pro- ficient in athletics and in his studies. Samson, winner of three letters in swimming, is rated as one of the best swimmers ever produced in collegiate ranks. During his four years in the university he has maintained nearly an all-A average in his scholastic work. Strax Frida- '"Hat Day THIS WPiEK f I /' v1t t * y the 1th 'i if I Unlucky for Felts Pick yours today at Next to Wuerth Theater '1 ly. Besides the Millard trophy, a prize will be given to the team winning the relay and to the individual high scor- er of the meet. ,. ._ . Edgeworth makes ladies prefer pipe-smokers GOING STRONG Get your Spring Mdse. At Value that Mean Money To YOU t. 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