THURSDAY, MARCHR 1, 1028
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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SPARTAN FOILSME N
TO OPPOSE VARSITY
Matchl To E Final, fne For Ilicliigan,
Fencers Rfeoiv Western Con-
ferciie Neet At Chicago
STATE -TEAM IS STRONG
Michigan State will be the next
opponents of the Varsity fencing
team on Saturday, here, when the
Wolverine foismen will engage in
their last dual meet of the season.
The final match for the Varsity duel-
ists will be in the Conference on
March 8 andl 9 at Chicago for the
championship of the Big Ten.
Lisplaying a decidedI relapse in
form the Wolverines lost to Ohio
State last Saturday 10-5. Captain
Wigge~rs, especially, had an off day,
losing -all three of his foils contests
and one sabre match. He broke even
in the epee' matches, winning onel
and losing one. Stolpman was the
only Michigan fencer to show lils
wares, winning both of hi~s foils en-
gagements. Hammer followed the}
lead of Wigers and lost two foils ei-
matches, and Winer lost both of the
Epee matches to the strong Buckeye l
aggregation.
Michigan State comes here willh.
high hopes of annexing a win over
the Michigan foilsmen. The State
duelists were barely nosed out by the
Detroit fencing club in a recent
match. The Spartans are being
coached by a former Egyptian no-
bleman, Iwho has displayed Uls ability
here on numerous occasions during
the past few years ,and has turned
out high calibre teams in the State
college for some time.
Last season the Spartans took the
Buckeyes into camp. The latter were
the Conference chanipionls in fenc-
ing in 1927.
Under the instruction of Ttuscon
and Finney the Wolverine duelists
are getting strenuous workouts in
the Waterman gymnasium daily in
preparation for the match *with the
Green and White and for the Chi-
cago -meet the following week.
4Big Leagrue, Squads
Commence Practice
At Southern Camps
WALTER?
ISIL
JOHNSON! ILLINI ASSURED
WIT FLU FRA TE RNTIES DECIDE OF MAT HONORS
I unining true to the form that has
11' CAGEI ITITLE TONIGT~
. Ci _l~h andPL Kpl . i t:ie ix.years that wrestling has
I'' b been i m 111k )1 )i recognized as a Conference
I SigmafraIaternnties w ill ble forcIc the 'sport, Coach Paul Prchnm's Illinoisj
interraternity class A cha 2pionsh1ip wrestlers have gone through their
onl the large court of Waterman piyrn1- Big Ten schedule without; a single
nausiurn' at 8 :30 o'c loch. tonight. de:eat and are assulred of sectional
I=h - .honors for the sixth 'onlsecuive
Phi Kappa Sigma has earned thne
right to play against Lambda Chiir 7he Indlians have four Conferences
:. j Alpha fcr the chamipionship tonightC titles to their- credlit in add~ition to
by (int of a sucetacular 7 ~o their sectional honors, having capa-
, . ovrtim vitoryove PhiSi n'atared the last one in 1927 when they
overtimevictoryoverePhedigma ichigan at Champaign last
Kappa last Tuesday night. The score season by the narrow margin of 12-
was. deadlocked at 12-12 at the ex-9
piration of the regular lime of theI Coach Prelin has apparent ly level-
gaine. opled another evenly balanced out-j
Douglas, forwardl, is cunted up by jXRETI
Phi Kappa Sigma to I eali it to a' XR -XR
S victory, while the Lana Chi Alpha Big (isaplay of spring samples.
,lohnson quintet is p~it ting its hopes on Hleap- Come in and see them before buying.
ingntoii ' hurler andy, its star. Both players have play- Suit ,$24.00) and tlt.
lie New. rk Interna-j ed well for their r esnectiv e fives all E.xpert tailoring and all work fully!
il wths l j~ rough the interfraternit y champ-' guaranteed.
iilnth'a~et onship race. . IT K iA xS 1319 So. VUniversity
p~ractic e of thle1
LAugustine, Florida, 9- ----g-
n(55. lie suffeired a fotAitelJn 9
ago ad hisphV~iTwo uionths-$750, InIcIluing
himt to stay away S h o n P rs rntilltripl ocean fare.Il
fit this year, in spite of the loss ot ________ AE_______
a number of veterans froim the 1927~~h P~Wt i ~~t
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championship squad, including both!
his light heavyweight and heavy-'
weight contenders.
Thus far the Illini have scored
one-sided victories in every meet in
which they have participatedl. Westt
Virginia was unable to score a sin-
gle point against the Prehnmen.
while Wisconsin, Minnesota, and(
Chicago are numbered amon~g their
Conference victims. 1
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Delaney Is Favorite
To Win Over Heeney
In New York Tonight
( Ov Associatedl Tress.)
NEW YORK, Feb. 29-The age old
axiom of the inrize ring- that no
goodl litt le man can beat a goodl big,
one- will come in for another test
within the 'rolnes of the Madilsonr
Square battle ground tomorrow nightl
at the meeting between Jack 'De-
lan ey, picturesque Canadian with the
crushing right hand, and Tomn Heen-
cy, of the rock-ribed, reinfor c ed
concrete chin.
Ring enthusiasts see in the .1
round semi-final of Tlex It eliord's
elimination tourney only the ques-
tion of Heeney's ability to absorb the
brxidgeports rapier's raking shots.
They concede Delaney the ability of
punching power to (lint the hitherto
nn~fim nP' rt1 rll) armornfl1 (I I I '('1("l'
. , t1 ttaljJ4 ~tI* 4 ± 444 e
(By Associated Press.) sturdy body and
ATLANTA, Feb. 29-It was a. ease Thle odds toda
} of checking in of new arrivals andonDhlyt
{ holding down those already on the 01Dlnyt
scene at the southern training campsra iokhXi
of major league teams today as most jed on the rugg
of the squa~ds swung into a regular lZealand. Withc
conditioning prxogram of batting .and -leeney has f'em
fielding practice, pitchers workouts, ?ii~st p)owVerfutl
and in some cases abbreviated games cucan, Jimmy1
f between patched-up line-ups. ko, and even Jt
The first casualty of the season Hlis short, 11
was marked up at Tampa 'whefl pouinded ouit vi
pitcher, Hopkins was spiked by 1301) rivals to a, draw
Reeves during a practice session of p lopualar decision.
!the Washington Senators. The hurl- dacanl early' in
er was not -seriously hurt. -Sion.
fWhether a former horseshoe pitch-
ing champion can make goodl as a!!
Fbaseball flinger will -be determined' ' INT.iFVZ1byheBso Brvfomwsej111017
capa t eesugcm h; announcement that Putt Mossinan, !j Tbhe second
21 year old former champion of plet ed today.
"barn yard golf" o1f Aldora, Iowa, !lbe run ohf 1~j
had been given a recruit's uniform'. of (jualificraT
He formerly played , semi-proles-
,sional baseball at Rochester, New
York, and was credited with strik-l'
ing out 21 batsmen in one game.
Probably the first curves (f t?' 4
I season were attempted today, hby
Clarence Griffin, diminutive south.-
'paw obtained by Washington, from Some ill (cola
Memphis, who drew a tirade fromu 0. D. M
trainer Mike Martin to the general 17 Nickels Arewi
effect of "cut out.",
d rugedlchinl.
a~y weve seven to five
-,in. I Ioweve!i, 1no
khas everi been scor-
:.d hatleIr fromt New
(1auInted pi'i's(Wvi'aiie
cii his "hin in the
s hots ofI'Paulio 'biz-
MX'aloney, ,Ichny IRis-
lak Sharkey.
hairy armed either
1iories o~r held lhis
.Except for one uni-
1he lost only, to U~z-
his American inva-
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Under the direction of Homer A. Des Marais, of the Department
of Romance Languages, of the University of Michigan. .Arrangements
have been conmpleted for members of this party to live and dine with
French f'ainflies of the highest class. Ten hours class work each
week in French conversation. A ten-day trip by private motor through
Touraine, Normandy, and Brittany included. An exceptional, oppor-
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-nd the French Language.
Phone 7772 for appointments with Mr. Des Marais.
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This business has been growing ever
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HILL AUDITORIUM -- ANN ARBOR1
8 May 16, 17, 18, 19, 1928
SCHEDULE OF CONCERTS
1. 11'1'I)NUSI)A Y 1:1'.Nit (.L Y 1(;
Miscella neonus Artist Conejit
D~edication of new Frieze M\emorial Organ just cinllete# by
thei Skinner Organ Company at a cost of $75,000.
8 MargaIret J3iatzcnauer Contralto 9
8 'aiiiier ('liristian Organ
8 ('tmh'&g'o Sypiony Orchiest ra
FrederCIick Stock Conductor
E ric IDelanailer Cuest Conductore
CLOTH][ES
OF
CORRECT APPEAL
TO DISCRIMINATIVE
UNIVERSITY MEN
NOT ~1'ICE
NOTICE--Good food andI good service,
one block from campus-Ithat', whly
you save. Barney's Restauranut, t;
E. Williams. C .
S'TUDENTS-A real opportunity to,
make goodl money (luring 5spare ti ne(.
See Mr. Sheldon, between 3 and(?
p. In. at 502 E. Kingsley St.
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if you are interested in fine homes
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near Prof. Everet's beautiful home;
a new home about complete; six
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ANN ARBOR HOME BUILDERS, Inc.
Phone 7408
C-Tues., Thurs., Sun.
NOTICE-Two'§ used portable tyrpe.
writers for sale. One and two years
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Call 3489. E. H. Munn.
C-Tues., Thurs., Siat.
NOTICE--Be sure and visit this most
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Theatre Bldg. 539 E. Liberty.
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TYPEWRITER SERVICE
TYPEWRITING and Mimeographing
promptly and neatly Clone by ex-
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nearly twenty years. 0. D. Morrill,
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TYPEWRITERS-All makes, sold,
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REWARD of $5 for return of gold
watch, left in room 206 U. Hall,
Tuesday afternoon. 4579. S. Epton.
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Tirid round wvill1
1iniday. The list
aca 'ni'pa lic s.
There are new developments
in men's clothes .., that the
knowing university man. is
going to look for... and de-
mand ...when he buys_ his
Spring apparel.
There is no mistaking this new
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POR~TABL1E
>rTYPEWfl uRIRS
Corona, indlerwood.
Remiington, IRoyal.
Wle liave ail wales.
ored titico fintishes.
ORRILL
Ide. Phione 6615.
style trend ... it
is as definite
BERKOWITZ. TO COMPETEI
IN DETROIT A. A. U. EET
(Continued from Page Six).,
sented for the first time in the his-
tory of the sport at Michigan.
Winners of the all-campus showj
will receive boxing statuettes as tro-
phies, while the 'runners-un will he
suitably rewarded. Student couponas
will be accepted for admittance to
the tournament.
Exhibitions to be given at the De-1
troit Yacht club and in Trenton,
Mich., will complete the* season's
competition for the Wolverine hox-
ers.
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2.THIURSI)AY EVENING, IMAY 17
St. Francis of Assisi-Piercne
Marie 3lot ia
11'rle A l'oc'k
Rayna nit kRoch
Chicla go Symphony Orchiest ra
FUiversity C'horal Union-Chilidren's C'ho u'y
larl Y. 3Moore
3. FRID)AY AFTERNOON, -MAY IS
Children's Program
'The Quest of the (ueer Prince
Blenno 1Thibimof
Chljdren's Chords anid Orchestra
Frederick Stock
-. FRIDAY EVENING, M1AY I5
Miscellanieouis Artist Concert
Leoniora. Corona
University (Choral Union
Chicago Symphony Orchestra
FrIederic'k Stock
Percy Gainger Gue
Ea. SATURD AY AFTER NOON, 3MAY 11.
Symphonmy Concert
Percy Gra ing'er
Ci ca go Symphuony OrchestIra
Fi'o'tetiik Stock
tr ,VI'U IMAY :LVEN LN G, MAY I1)
AID)A-Verdi
CAST OF CHARACTERS
3la1rg'uerite 1'A lvarez
P~aut Altiuse
For the Man
For the WOman
Sopria no
Contralto
Tenor
Baritone
Bass
Coniductor
Hyde
Violin
Conilucing
Soprano
Conductor
ast Conductoi'
Piano
Conductor
Aida
Amneris
Radames
and distinct as a pen stroke
on white paper.
We present these new Univer.
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newness is still at an exclusiv~e
stage .. .they are not to be had
anywhere and everywhere..
Another interesting phase of'
the presentation of these Uni.
versity models***. is their par-
ticularly moderate prices. See
the clothes and you'll appre"
ciate the prices.
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"'Sure-fire" every time you call
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Mandarin Yellow with smart
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