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FinwiT WRFSIFRARE LWARflflI FLTTERS.

I i am well satisfied" was the en-
~ tusasic epy Coch Ba ISqluad Of i 16 To Start South Fridaty
« P isher when asked yetrii aboat O akeesFurhSrn
his imp? ession ofMihga1 192 Training Tour
tbaseball squad on the basis ofthe t
performance of the calndidates iiin ~t OhETEeH EM
: >....two practice ga1;"es hlvd the latto ---vt
~.~ part o last week. / (S9pecial to The Daily)I
' 4 aWhile he did ° not soar to the IOWA CITY, March 26-Sixteent
>' rrf yheights of~ superlatives in discutsSing, athletes will probably form the Uni-t
.................... the abilities shown by his mren in versity of Iowa baseball squad which
fvhe will bei the fourth annual train-
...:.ingtrpio the South on Friday,<
._ " . sqad o hrstlitigpay~rs ad tht h Cach ttoVogel announced today.Ii
t( fmscace hnth esn o h eight-game schedule with
openstwo weks Bnce.Dixie teams, the Hawkeye coach ist
The ccomlisment ofhis lead-! making tentative. plans to 'take five
e iams s-infielders, five pitchers, four out-
pecially pleasedCoc Fisher,. TheI fielders, and two catcher's.
-" Michigan tank captain whose tm battiing of his first ta a a littleI Fortified with seven letter, men,
tof :53 1-10 in the' 100 yard free short of what was anti cip~atel, but and seasoned -by some eight weeks
nstyle lowered the national intercol- Coach Fisher called attention to the of work in the Hawkeye field house,
elegiate short pool record of :53 6-10 fact that the first nine was facing ;the baseball team splays its first
-held by Moody of lyinnesota. The the 'best pitchers he had on the gan, 'eon Stra at St. Louis. Then.
-long pool record' is held b~y lron- squad and that accounted for the the men will penetrate farther tow-
-soil of Yale, :53 4-10. . little weakness. The fielding was un- ar(ds the Gulf and will play twoc
________________________________________________________games each with Louisiana State, Tu-
d ______________________________________ lane, and Mississippi A. & M. On
n the return trip north, Washington
d XVIN AT CORNEL_.L ENDS SEASON university will be met' at St. Louis.i
g ______________________________________ Iowa's lineup will be studded with
1B ebr ele "I"men. Blackford, third base, andl
While not the strongest aggrega- lahck on starts though Buck's (lid not Glassgow, short stop, are the dis-.
r tion assernbled for indoor track com- prove costly. After coasting in the' igihd ifiles ad Cptain,
preliminary heat at :07.8, the Wol- Terry, the heavy-hitting putfielder.
f petition at Michigan, it must be ad-i verine leader's starting b 't o c k The pitchers are Mulroney, Corbin,
Smitted that Coach Stephen J. Far-slpe an he erytokapij and Twogood , while the veteran
rell's team acquitted itself nost and was a poor fourith at the get-l catcher is C. B. Thompsonh.
satisfactorily in closing the season away. Though, still behind at 50I Among the other good players~
n with the conquest of the East's i yrsheoni-0. nl 2scn are Porter, Sahs, Allen, and Black-
- tercollegiate champion, Cornell. from the world record. . ford, infielders; Chance, Koser, Fab-
y Handicapped severely in entering From, the Michigan point of view, er, and Rath, outfielders; Clark,
the Conference meet devoid of coin- the most pleasing performance was avid, leadCrsn ices
e petition, the Wolverines came along that of Erickson, junior pole vaulter, and Hillier and Brown, catchers.
- well in the final two weeks of the in his first big chance. He mrade
ecampaign. good to the extent of a tie for first -_____________
No doubt can be entertained but at 12 feet 6 inches. This was es- ''NSI T WLLP, ,T f
e that the performances in the hurdles pecially good in view of the fact SA'DEES OTURLLSAY YOUE T
ywere most outstanding last Satur- that he was competing over the, TAILOR,- ADTE -UCGTYST COT S
day. In addition to Carruthers' dual strange sp~ecially elevated runway, Driye over and, get measured for
0 reet mark of :09.4 for the 75 yard built a year ago to accommodate Sa- your Faster clothes. We have a. very}
.e highs, it so happened that Dan Coop- bin Carr. It is a plank affair aboutI choice selection including some fine
n er's great race in the lows was 'fully 5 feet wide and ai foot high, and it; importations.
as fast as it looked. He reeled off was expected to bother the Wol- ISuits C;eaned and Prieaed, $1,0
the 7.5 yards in :08.2 breaking the vernues-but it didn't. CHIAS. D)OUKAS
dual meet record and equaling the One of; the features of the meet I1:310 South VUni-ersity
dmark for the Cornell Drill hall. (Contin."..n.'ae.Seven
SOn top of that. Aichigan suhport-
-ers should not forget that "Rabbit" r n a
! Kinney, who captured the highs here P N M KE
Iagainst Harvard, stepped over the talil SEE
Ibarriers in the preliminary heat in
Ithe same. record time as that made R d r f r P n
Iby Carruthers in the finals. HIGH QUALITY AND STANDARD PRICES
1 While no complaint can he made inI
that Michigan took -first and second PLUS SNAPPY SERVICE;
in the sprint, b)oth Capt.' "Bucki" Hes- REPAIR SERVICE
rter and. "Snicker" St uch had tough

Detroit Athletes FOUR VIILL CO^MPE[TE AT NATIONAL TOURNEY
W in New Laurels BAND AT lITHACA 'uHilt, dlTiit : , lDonal w nA F I n1 113 oc K e ToJur
InEvanston iect ELVESAFAR iey 'To lotw-City Frhlay
DetrotF r Coirnell th atdcoal a~f air with RET:ER INTESA N
Derotmonopolized honors ic RoST'n'es I it SN iad SEASON
Northwestern university's sixteenith
annual interscholastic track and real event-'everything w-as fixed t:) Eight mem'bers of the 1928 Mlicht-
swimming meets by gaining the first acconmnodate the visiting Michigan iawrsln tem ilrcivlt-
three places in the- track competi- team, but more than this, tocerters for their work during the sea-
tion and winning the swimming meet on the hionme squad and lend color Soi which closedl Saturdy wt h
with an unprecedented point total. to the meet. ioeiulcaposi
Detroit Northeastern retained the The Big Red band of about 6;0 1B ig Ten eeacrindividualncamiounshipn
track laurels gained last year by-j pieces turned out en-masse and micet, ac lfordingtonenounement
anmassing 18 points to outscore North-E played all during the evening, fair- day afternoon. This is the largest
western and Cass T'ech, whose totals n rishing much entertainment for the, number of letters ever, awarded in
were 15 1-2 and 12, respectively, four or five thousand people present (Continued on Page Seven)
Showing- the bafst-balancedl high and the roll of dtrums was no negligi -___________________
school swinmming team ever seen in ble feature during the dashes.
the Evanston tank, Highland park Cheer-leading was also way uip oniB O O
overwhelmed all opposition to win a high plane, several acrobats in for thna delit ifuJ
the national crown with a total of front of the bleachers leading those - A 1)VENTURE -
38pitipesv, thunderous "C - 0 - B. -A Tour - A Cruise- or
Victories in both relays, the breast 'N-E-L-L". yll. a Adet Travel
yellsAlrixAc
stroke, and the 40-yard free style, , C AuLieble
were scored by the Polar Bears. WASHINGTON, .-Jh . Hz ~ 11 G ebler2
Fela, the sole entrant from Akron, lett of Washington was elected cap- AN N ARBOR0
Ohio, set a new world's interscholastic tain of the W. & J. track team. ---
feeord of 1:06.3 in the 100-yard back __________________________________
stroke.
In_ the track events,\ Northeastern
of "Detroit, through the brilliant per-I
formance of Eugene Beatty and Lov e
Snowden, won premier honors. Beatty
won both hurdle events, placed third
in the 880, and annexed fourth place Th
in the 50 yard dash. Snowden won
the sprint in :05.4. 46 ig Ten9V O xfor


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always broke! To make their expenses,
they had thought of running everythinig
from a hambur~er stand to a near-beer
1factory -- somehow these plans never
worked.
"Bill, we've Pot to sell something that
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"jack, I've beat you to it."
"The same wonderful idea struck me
the other day when I was looking at a
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cater to college men's furnishings, and
who are the largest advertisers in the
countrv se'in!r men's hosiery exclusively,
direc-t, and just received their complete
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garments-one and two-piece suits.
"Jack, I'll have every fellow on lb 4
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"Jack, send for it yourself. there'-
room for several feilows on the campus
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