WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAT Y PACT. STVEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE SEVEN .1 l 'CRACKEN ADDS FOUL THROWING TMICHiIANS TITLE HOPES N 4B Rg CG TO SCORING LEAD TOURNEY BEGINS FADE WITH GOPHER LOSS (Continued from Page Six) (Continued on Pade Sev(ci) 10 ATTE CICKTSthe intramural office, when the con- ro;w and Friday. Battle Creek's high school basket- the first defeat of the season upon ball team, fresh from a 24-23 victor over Lansing, will invade Ann Arbor t Z j3 I I a i Friday night in an attempt to inflict the home qqintet.- While comparative records give ak slight edge to the University city five, Coach Holloway is taking no chances on spoiling a perfect record -. and has his men ready to receive they Bear Cat advance. Ann Arbor de- Tfeated Lansing earlier in the season :30-21 while Battle Creek barely slip- ped by with a one point victory. Ann Arbor at presetit, is the only state high school with an undefeated record. Pontiac, Adrian, Lansing, Jackson, Ypsilahti, Port Huron, and IBrinch McCracken Grand Rapids Union are all victims Steller pivot man on Coach, Everett of the Purple and White. In amass- Dean's Indiana team, who is leading ing this string of victories over for- all scorers in Conference basketball idable Tivals, the high school five circles at the present :time. In Mon- has scored a total, of 269 points as day's contest with the lowly BuckeyeJ compared with 122 points for the op- five, McCracken materially increased ponents. his lead over Bennie Oosterbaan, Three more games are left on the Michigan scoring ace, by garnering a schedule after the Battle Creek en-. total of I points, while the Wolverine counter on Friday. Bay City and collected only four. Flint are to be played Feb. 24 and -- 25 respectively, and the Saginaw CLEVELAND-Luke Sewell, veter- Eastern game on Mar. 2 will close an catcher, has signed a two yearI the pre-tournament contests. contract with the Indians. test starts today. All m-en on the campus are eligible to compete in this event sponsored by the intra- mural department. The men who try their ability at the foul mark will be allowed 100 tries of three rounds. The first round will consist of 25 attempts, and the contestants who sink at least 15 out o the 25 will be allowed to throw in the other two tries. SPRINGFI E'LD AMaloy McQ eni, a third baseman, has been signed by the St. Louis Cardinals. The lineup: Copeland ........ w ............ Byers Nianey (capt.)................Jensen Fisher...........c..........\l pCabe Bryant-.........d......... Peterson, I fart............ d. . Conway ( capt.) .Jones.......... g..........Billings Spares, Michigan: Abbott, \la r-! shall, Joseph, Nygord, Waldron. Min- nesota: Tuohy, Brown, Gustafson, Salob, 1nussey. Scores, M innesotx : McCabe, Brown, Gustafson, and Tuo- hy. Michigan: Fisher. h ,4 Repairing Remodeling Altering OUR SPECIALTY Suit to order from the Scotch Woolen Mills MARK'S TAILOR SHOP Only four more days of The S eason End 105 South 4th Ave. Open evenings "Hoot, nuckies linahurt my throat or win-A," says Ser, celebrated star "It takes a Scotchman to truly appre- ciate that wonderful toasted flavor that comes- in Lucky Strikes. I've smoked Luckies for years and all this time I've been active in my work which demands a clear voice for singing and good wind for dancing. And so I say to Sandy McGregor, 'It's always a bra bricht moonlicht nicht with Luckies- Hoot, Mon, they dinna hurt Vy wind or throat.'" S AL E LASSIFIE Advertising NOTICE NOTICE-Good food and good service, ono block from campus-that's why you save. Barney's Restaurant, 516 E., Williams. ROOM for 12 in a private dining roam. Board by week, day, or meal. 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One block from Campus. 807 East Washington. 98, 99, 100, 101, 102, 103, 104 WANTED WANTED-Students to know that our home laundry methods give your clothes personal attention. Moe Laundry, 204 N. Main. Dial 3916. C WANTED-Saleslady for ladies ready- to-wear department. Full ur part time. Only experienced salesladies need apply. The Fair Store, 200 North Main . 99, 100, 101 SINGLE colored man desires position as lporter with fraternity house. Experience and references. Call 8309 99,.100,n101 WANTED-By graduate students. apartment or suite for remainder of semester. Box 29, Daily. 98, 99, 100 MOST LOST-Brown vest, Friday night, on Packard. Dial 5088. Ask for Hunter. 98, 99 LOST--Buxton key pack with si keys; return to William M. Martin, 610 Thompson. 98, 99, 100 LOST-BILLFOLD, containing large sung of money in or near Micihi- gan Theater. Please phone Stein- baugh, 9817 or 4717. Reward. 99, 100, 101 LOST-Large black signet ring, with gold B, Sunday night. R. A. Bur- hans, 3497. 99, 100, 101 LOST or stolen, fur coat from Law School Building. IReward for in- formation. Call F. W. Ziv, 8417. 99, 100, 101 LOST-At game Saturday night, lady's gold wrist watch, initials H.M.S. 2108 Brickman Blvd. 99, 100, 1t.1 LOST-In Yost Field House, at Chi- cago game, a large canvas notebook, by Homer' J. iTindall, 109 North Ingalls. Finder please call 4710. CIGARETTE CASE-Ostrich Leather, Lost at Union Friday. Blakely 7017. LOST-Ladies' Parker Duofold Pen, with name Helen Gould. Please Phone 7380. 100, 101, 102 AT TIE GAME Saturday Night, lady's tan crocheted bag, containing money, key and other valuables. Phone 9554. 439 West Huron. Re- ward. 100, 101 LOST-rtSat. night, in Field .House, blue knitted scarf, with tassels. H. Clapp. Phone 8531. 100 s s. : r # I;-, ,, I, ) 10 I 0 I, I '-I I. 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