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BASEBALL WORLD W Iolveri ne Trackman Ay iOU07 ""U
WRESTLERS PREPARE iMOURNS JENNINGS W YDO OHSOi ill Run. In Chicago DUU ROP LAJOR SANFNGI ILOSES
FOR MEET WITH 07 110 C lodfom ay Sx) FO M JR A IN6 COSESADVERTISINGA3P

FOR RENT-Furnished apartmeat for
girls, steam beat; also a garage.
422 E. 'Washnigton. Phone 5544.
93, 94",55


F~OR RENT-Furnished apartment for
girls, clean, heat; also a garage.
422 E. Washington. Phone 8544.:
93, 94,' 95

liekf r 41 tl1 v it 3E'it gl1I By lDe"Calug
ufdi".7toAnd 3Miehigaji State'
In IDevil' 'dve i4ltifi
TWO VETERANS iNCLUDED :'*.*'
Victorious(15over their three non- "
Conference opponent s, Ohio univer-
sit y, Weost; Virginia. and Michigan r
Sfate, lby widIe margins, (Coachii Clif- ;
lord l een'., Wolverine wrestlers will OW.
1800 011e of1 1heir most51formtidab~le I :.,...:::;
(11101l meet opilofleni 5 Saturday night
A,, Ien they open t he 1,924 Big Teni
schedule by vin-etigthe well lbalanc-11X
ecl BsuckeyI oe: aifColumbus.
01 no State is ira teA as one of the
si rrngest mat 1 earn hIhe Con fer-
eneoc this season, 11i t reidy boasts
inlressive \ ict orie er V(1 lichiganr
Stc oilleg('811(liia ii 18uniiversity
r1~c1I(, uckeyes I tromnced thle Spartan Itlugije Jennuings
tearmi byva ,sore of 22-3,.vwhil e 1\lichIi-. maae o h
gan it dwnied theIh' 1851 Lanisinig (Sitl- "tir eY aid later assistat, t
fit, 22-5. i eG-a w of the New Yor1k

r tme n treeyears. Thle Aclverine - JIP 1
quartet will conisttof1Leonard, L o - , soi'e r-~
m nont, Monroe and hmunt. ClICGO Felb. .-Nationa~l ni NOTICE TYPING-Theses a specialty. Rlea-j
IIi addition to this quartet, (oarh : inkings, to fe ratified at the national D)0 you know that the Gypsy inn sonable rates. M. V. Hartsuff.
Farrell has ecntI eyed veteran peroarm- latwn tennis association meetinug hre s rvcs cml~Edlcoseeig
{ ers in the only tw cacheet Fridayan Saturday, may witness dinners for 50c. Yes-Atmosphere FLNANPE EVC
on the program of the meet, the pol the passing of another great. Star of and musi too. Under Student man- Bte aeyu onanPnloe
vault and the hurdles. Prout, a, thne past, "Little Bill" Johnston. The agement. 7:12 Hill St, over now at Rider's Pen Shop. You
nmember (of last year's Varsity, will 5sensationl of last winter's rankings; 94, 95, 96, 97, 98. 99 will want them in good shape for;,
' coptintefreeenwiewsthe dropping of Vincent Richards NOTPICE+-Two used pral ye exams.
rrIDo n Cooker, another veteran, is! for turning pro, and tennis followers wrtrjo ae n adtoyasFRRN
. believe that Johnston 's failure to en- 01(1 respectively. Reasonable prices.
It chdule 1(1 unknin j urdst.wh t te many tournaments last year may ( l 4 E I.tV nn FOR RENT--Front double room in~
t.(;:.a conkoat(0. him his 1928 ranking. TuesTur, Sat. Pirivate home, on F{orest Ave. No'
Steams the W1olverines will face in Th sae irustlesfnlyus. other roomers. Dial 6692. 91
nmth ..Cmes tIw tteCow arl lmtdRcard . Wllamsso I NOTICE-Be sure and visit this most 120
ini aeeht Iwa Saeloa u i i ae ih r .Wli m e -IFO E T Ad srbesiea 20oral years ago and this incident has = modern and efficient Hat Cleaning
versit y, and Notrue Dame will proba- and Shoe Shining Parlor. Michigan \Vashtenaw. Plenty of light, heat
bly comprise the other entries th tno the NLTA IntecsoTiheatre Bldg. 539 E. Liberty. adhtwtr etraoal.As
two )mile university relay, ins. itle illpinte o tr gth p wlas not (clit. 9175. 94, 95, 96
r nother feature of the meet will be"LtlBil"hssrnt wa no TusTusSt arom aewnedfraeir
the rude rce etwen r. ttoequal to the burden of a long camin MRS. E11MA FISHER CROSS, experi-LAG frnsutuialfotw
th gude ac btwenDr OtoIpaign in 1927.end teacher of piano and pipeI AG rn utsial o w
Peltizer, German Star, and Ray ___________________________o;ie or three boys, well lighted. 735
--- ..g. ...C.a.,,n..e100' ___________ -- - orga, extensive suy abroad. Haven ,corner of H-ill. 94, 95, 96
Dod eI.A. . ce in th 100 ..........................1..Stuady, 610 . Liberty, Apt. 8,
min ol cvet. De'troit Theaters j Phone 3506, afternoons. :FOR RENT-Three-room furnished
Detlioil f )cdg(' innm; Italhe will def eat -.1- - 1apartment; heat, light and water.
to Jolhn't he (lerniauiisI ir ill tonmorrowv nighit'sI ... _....................._...i.. DRESSMAKING-Experienced; can 315 Packard. Dial 22464. 94, 95
Giants, trace and lien ret ire fronm track co- Ifunihreferences. Estimate given
petitloli. I- on work desired. Phone 3655. FOR RENT-Most desirable roomls in
, T EATRESUn. Tues., Thurs. girls' league house, across from Hill
LACSS T H2 EASTOICETisAuditorium, at 2375. Ingalls. Dial
=1AT2WES OIETi coupon and fifty cents 4093. 94, 95, 96
I=Wediiesay 1Mt.... $1.(ltO to 2.5i0 r. will get you a porterhouse steal
w' Eves. ........$1.00 to $3.x10 dinner at Barney's Restaurant, 516 COME and see some real rooms at
th Aoe Appeing rnYou See an E. Williams. 93, 94, 95 1207 Prospect (cor. Church), 2
th-OteerYu-oei-i - singles, double, and suite, $2.50 to
t e t G o e y- SCHWAB & MTANI)EL'S NOTICE-We deliver between the $4.00. Showers, University approved.
$.t ^ 9hor f930 and "GOOD NEW'S"m. Prompt Newly decorated. 94, 95, 96
. ®yL NE Y + Delivery. Barbecue Inn. Phone 4481.I
1 20 100 FOR RENT-Desirable suite, vacancy
- ~1 in, suite; also single room in girl's
. ~.30 I
IiWoodward, at Eliot I TYPEWRITER SERVICE league house; reasonable; one block
BII 0 N S'1T E L1L E While on vacation leave your type- from Campus. Dial 7439. 725 Haven
11K . . .. . .. . . .30 I PLAYHOUSE w ~riters at Rider's Pen Shop. A good Ave. 94, 95, 96
NIGHTS, 75c; $1.54). Mats. 'rues., time t have them cleaned and ad- -!
7n Thurs. atnd Sat., 50c, 755 justed. FOR RENT -Suite at 311 Thompson,
two-,-,__lsfr0cmpus .OJ io

SINGLE and double room for rent.
1303 Wilmont, corner of Washtenaw.
5009 93, 94, .95
ROOM-Single or double, in private
home, near Campus, quiet, rea'son-
able rent. Phone 5424. 93, 94, 95
WANTED)
CLOTHES washed and ironed. W tt
wash and rough dry. Work called
for and delivered. Call 3795.
94, 95, 96
WANTED-Trombone, with case. Call
H. Waldenmyer. Phone .4211. 94, 95
LOST-Jan. 26, brown shell rimmed
glasses in a black case. Reward.
5530. 94, 95, 96
LOST-Two Chemistry coupons. Call
6674. Ask for "Vic." Reward.
93, 94, 95
LOST-Slide rule, at Michigan The-
atre. Ha''' name in several places.
Phone 7394. 1330 Wilmot. 94, 9-
LOST-Small brown leather purs<
containing about $17 in ca'sh and
cards of owner. Call 7717. 95, 96, 97
LOST-Slide rule. Return to 3. E.
Wilson, ,1008 Michigan Ave. Call
7382. Reward. 95, 96, 97

Ila e Seen itSlars
Coach Been, whli scot"'fl the' Ohio-
Alichigan State imeet at I1List *Lansing
withI Assist ait Coach Solomon, rates
tihe Ohio aggregation as mtich
.stronger than last season, pointing
out that Coach Mooney has a stari
pci~ormerinil every one of the seven
werightt. divisions.
The streiigth of the Scarlet andl
Grey comination is further attested
by Coach Mooney's statenment; that
this year's team, is the best that hie
has turned out at Ohio State. This
remark was made in spite of the
fact that the Buckeye team of 1924
included no less than two members
o. thle Unite0( States Olympic team,
Capt ain1 Marten and Steel.
Beat Sltatn,,Easily
Ohio State experienced little diff'i-
cult y with Coach Leonard's Michigan
State combination, winning every one
of the seven matches exceplt the 135
pound bout. Against Indiana, which
was considleredl one (of the leaders
int the easterii division of tihe Bigj
Ten, the Buckeyes revealed their
true strengthIiby winning, 15 1-2 to
7 1-2.
Tl;ie Buckeye team is composed of
Cushman, in the 115 pound division;
Hclh'r, 125; Scheidt, 135; Captain
Hum~mel, 145; Power, 15S; Ackley,
1.75; and lelgerson, heavyweight.
Captain Humnimel andI Cushman faced
the Wolverine team here last sea-
son.

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two men. $6.50 fort one.. Steam heat.
Continuous hot water. 94, 95, 96'
TWO single and one double room,
reduced rates, best location. 715 E.
Huron. 94, 95, 96
ROOMS dat $3.25 per week at
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Ann Arbor's only Men's Dormitory.
Under new Management.
Especially adapted for Student's con-
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Lounging and Smoking Room
915 Sybil St., near Ferry Field. Dial

LOST-String of pearls, valued as
keepsake, Friday night, between
Zeta Pst house and I1an's Den.
Reward $5.00.. Kindly call 21825.
95, 9G, 97
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