SUNDAY, MAY 26, 1920 -4 THE WC I N-DA"TL THE MICHIGAN flATLRz~ s. .r BA SEBA LL TEAM TO MEET BADGERS C D ADVERTISING MnUTAFII[ ill I II lLOTT TO PLAY IN i r I 1 a i i ,J 7 i r C r L O r yyG 1. I r a a R mu t iiuihIL OIL TENNIS MA TCHES 1 TFA(Continued From Page Six) ibinations are undefeated in dual meet competition and the play Two Grames Next Week Withh Wis-I should' be hotly contested. Both consin Will Virtually Decide shtead ae knownytonbeste oth Big Ten Title teams are known to be possessors kof powerful and crisp overhead at- tacks. BADGERS SET FOR GAME Spencer and Moore of Michigan will match strokes with the Ma- As the final game on their all- roon pair of Rexinger and Hyman. important and grueling trip this If Moore, midget Wolverine veteran, week-end, the Michigan nine will is in form, the Wolverines should play their closest rivals for the Big run this encounter off with ease. Ten title, the Badgers, tomorrow A possessor of a brilliant net game :afternoon at Madison. Wisconsin's with a crisp overhead attack Moore .j victory over Northwestern Friday is one of the most feared doubles gave them a clear hold on secagnd performers in Conference circles. place with a percentage of .750 Spencer is capable of showing a ?while Iowa was shoved further to devastating service and ground the rear in third place by the strokes which carry deep into the Wolves the same afternoon. ; court and behind which a net at-! With the title race in Conference tack is made possible., baseball standing as it does with Schaeffer and Bacon will draw' Michigan and Wisconsin drawing the third doubles assignment. The further out in front for what ap1 Wolverine third doubles team, pears to be a two team duel for the 'which has not been beaten as yet, crown, the two Wolverine-Badger is expected to be on a par with thei games this week may decide the Maroon performers. Kaplan andl championship. The team winning Meyer will probably form the third the game tomorrow at Madison and doubles combination for the Ma-t the one Thursday at Ann Arbor will ; roons. be practically assured of the Big Tomorrow's match will be the Ten championship. final collegiate competition for The Badgers showed plenty of Michigan's brilliant trio of threet power and speed in defeating the year veterans, Captain Horace Bar- Wildcats 4 to 0 Friday. While Ted ton, Kenneth Schaeffer, and Kings-r .thelander shut out the Northwest- ley Moore. , ern nine and allowed them but six The contribution of this trio to' Scattered hits his teammates ham- Wolverine court annals has been a2 mered three Wildcat pitchers for a heavy one and the passing of these total of ten hits. For the entire men will be a great blow toward season the Wisconsin team has next year's court hopes. committed only 14 errors out of 306 Barton Plays Last Game chances for a fielding average of Barton, who has held the number, "954" one position through three years of In the game tomorrow it is like- brilliant competition, has done ly' that either Ray Ellerman or much toward establishing Michigan Farber will start on the mound "in intercollegiate net circles. Cap- against Michigan. Farber has been 1 tamntor the last two years, Barton sharing the major burden of the iheld the doubles championship of Badger's hurling assignments for the Big Ten with Moore in his the year with Thelander and has(sophomore year. 17 strikeouts to his credit. How- soore ar. ever, Ray Ellerman, who is not Moore paired with Barton to win likely to pitch Monday, has been the Conference doubles his sopho--. hitting all season at a .400 percent more year and for three years has clip in addition -to doing some been a dependable singles per- creditable pitching. former. Schaeffer, the third of the The most probable lineup for the! veterans to graduate, will be se- Badgers tomorrow will include verely missed when next year's ten-! Mansfiled at first, Harry Ellerman r nis team stacks up against her firstj at second, Knetchges at short stop, opponent. A brilliant and heady and Matthusen at third. Doyle match player Schaeffer always will receive Ellerman's offerings showed the most when the compe- from behind the 'plate. Mansfield tition was warmest. has accepted 92 chances without_ __ _ a misplay while catcher John Doyle NOTICE also boasts a 1.000 average. The other Cardinal infielders The tennis courts at Ferry have performed as follows: H. El- field will be open on Sunday I lerman, .976; Knetchges, .907; and afternoons in the future. This is Iatthusen, 943. With this cali- contrary to the ruling of closed berof opppsition the Wolverines~ courts on Sunday afternoons of will be extended to the limit to win I the past. the first game which is made all ° _--_ the mort tough coming as it does at the end of a long, hard trip. eligible for short and Reichman oi' The Badger outfielders, Guisinier Truskowski due to start behind the at left field, Hall at center, and -plate. Vittermeyer at right, who will Montague is the most likely bet I BIG TEN GOLFERS START FRATERNIT Y BALLI TRACK TEAM FELS LOSS T U D E N TrATTENTION-Head- TI TRCK TAM ~quarters for good used cars, at TITLE PLAY ON TUESDAY CLOSES MONDA Y OF CHAPMAN AND LOMONT our lot at 332 East Liberty. Just ______the car you want for a vacation. (Continued From Page Six) The final game of the consola- Examinations in the law schoolsl From $50 to $150. Huron Valley walky from the Interlachen clubi tion tournament in inter-fraternity CerltIcroae.32Es house with the title Wednesday soft balleten te-twprevented Al Lomont, three-year Chevrolet Incorporated. 332 East evening ing teams Alpenth o veteran, from entering the half Liberty. Chevrolet, Fords and With the Wolverine team assured and Alpha Sigma Phi, of the league mile event in the Conference title I Irmae_._561_ of the Conference dual meet chain- 'of fifty-three teams, will be played I meet at Evanston this week-end. T U T O R IN G - Everything forj pionship, being undefeated, critics Monday at Ferry field at 5:15. These Lomont, who stood a good chance EXAMS. 'MACK T U T OR IN G are conceding them a fine chance two teams came through in fine of placing in the 880 yard race, was AGENCY. 310 S. State. Phone to knock the Gophers from their style to win in the semi-finals al- unable to accompany the Michi- 7927. C places at the top, and to take the! though they were not doped to en- title which Minnesota won last ter the final match. gan squad to the meet. Lomont's COLLEGE MEN to represent old year. Coach Trueb squad Alpha Kappa Lambda's win in absnce along with the inability of'CtlEGedmnutureesen won the dual meet championship tph sem-ia, Lh as du o Da t established manufacture, selling for two years in a row, but each their speior pichgaility, as' direct to home. Can use am- time the individual brilliance oftheir superior pitchg ability, was broad jump due to a leg injury un- bitious men of good personality star frm oherscholshaskep unexpected. The Hermitage team stars from other schools has kept n eed the eta te doubtedly cost the Wolverines some who must connect with a fast them from annexing the official was considered the best and rated selling well paing'r sto n crown o ato take over the tournament, but points. gw payig proposition in gan Has dthe Alpha Sigma Phis came ahead Minnesota's chances suffered a order to make ,cholastic ex- Thigan as ood Cne in the last to eliminate them, severe blow on the eve of the meet penses. Please write for personal are taken into account in decid- Sigma Alpha Mu leads the fra- when Elton Hess, star Gopher pole' interview giving age, past ex- ng the team chmapionship, and ternities in total scoring to date vaulter, was declared ineligible on perience and territory desired. with the consistent players which with a total of 1067 points, only account of non-attendance at mili- Eaudemort Laboratories, 3560 St. Michigan has this year Coach one point ahead of Delta Sigma tary drill. Hess was capable of Aubin, Detroit. 3456 Trueblood feels that his men have Phi, which has 1066. Theta Chi is more than 13 feet. and was countd a good chance to cop the tourna- in third place, only 15 points be- upon for at least several points. He COLLEGE STUDENT: travel for ment. However Minnesota has hind the leader. This year's race joined Portmess, star broad jumper, summer. Healthful work; salary four steady players in Bolstadiis the closest finish in the last five and Dart, weight man. both of 1 $245 for 70 days' work with ad- Don Burris, George Huntington,'years, the three teams being Northwestern, among the ineligi-. ditional bonus for good work. and Bill Fowler, all of whom are at | grouped so closely that a win by bles. Portmess, like Hess, was also PEducators Bldg.,DerAssociation, 6 the peak of their game. i any one of the three would change declared unable to compete because PamsBdg.,_Derit,_Mch. 6_ Other teams in the Conference J the complexion of the race greatly. 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COOK, Control Engine~er University of Pennsylvania, '25 play against the Fisher coached squad, have all been hitting close to the .300 mark with Hall leading at .400. Cuisinier also has fours stolen bases to his credit this year. While the precise makeup of Coach Fisher's lineup for the game at 'Madison is not certain, it is likely that it will be about the same as in the Iowa and Illinois tilts. The shortstop and catcher positions are the most in doubt with either Eastman or Centenni to get the pitching assignment in as much as both Asbeck and Mc- Afee were busy Friday and Satur- day. Important as this game is, Coach Fisher will probably choose to take a beating rather than in- jure his two twirling stars by over- work. In the return game here on Decoration Day and in the last two contests on the Wolves' Big Ten schedule Coach Fisher will need the services of his best hurlers to keep the championship at Ann Arbor. JT. J.. MELLON, General TEngineer,. 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