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Veterans Repot to Coach t
Farrell as Nucleus for
1929 M~ihigan Teamt
BENSONfS CAPTAIN
;h thirty men, about half the.
er of candidates usually de-
for cross country comnpeti-'
it the beginning of the season,
z. Steve Farr ell is running the!
and Blue barriers- throuaghi
workouts in an endeavor to
a strong team in this his last
at MichiganL
sides Captain Benson, ten
mnon the squad were mem-
of the team. last season. Of
Captain Benson, Austin,
ow, and Aubrey were the only'l
to run in the Conference meet'I
will probably form the back-}
of the team Coach Farrell -will
to develop from this sparce1
vial. ofh
wever, Coach F'arrell is olokngj.
rds some ofhs sophiomores to
sha the desirable quality needed
set the lackinq uantity. Both
e and F itzgibbons who showed
,y of promise on the freshman,
r and outdoor track in the
and half mile last year are
Ae~d to perform on a par with
eterans this fall. Austin and
two sophomores are leading
;ther candidates in the imatited
etition possible so far.
,vmaster, Hayes, Mueller, Ken-
Colby, Dan na, and Feu stel
all members of last year's
d who should give good "ac-
ts of themselves in the coming
s. U nsworth, C an e, Chase,
sit, Harbison, Crawford, Fv-
W\hite, Baldwiin, Lansdale, and
a complete the list oaf men who
reported to Coach Farrell for
BASEBALLERS MAKE 600D
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Ocean Club that was every bit as
good. He also only gave one hit.
McAfee's final start of the trip was,
against the Tokio Club, and result-
e cd in a 4-2 win for the American
collegians. An 11-5 victory over
Yokaliomia in, which the entire'
pitching staff with the exception of
Kieg ler worked concluded the trip.
Everything was done as in Amer -
ica, even as to throwing out the;
first ball. This honor fell to Dr. Nt
jYokota, president of Meiji Untiver -
sity, who was to throw the ball 'to~
Mr. Edwin Neville, charge d'aftairesI
of the Amnerican emibassy. That
thle presidential pitch; wandered tent
fcet from the would be rec'eiver de-!
tracted nothing from ther glory of
the occasion.
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series ifail from a. new e~- - RRN-agefotro
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letics, is far > uperior to anythig- --u___ ________ single or double. Half block from1
the Cub 'have to offer unless it b e F 0 S A L E-Gray's Anatomy, Union; '511 Cheever Court. Dial'.
Gabby Hartnett, which is unlikely. i~hrcnTs ol fOeaie 53.24
It ;is a break of baseball the Chica --
go star will be kept on the bench
and that the Cubs will be ?orceclto-
string along. with Zach Taylor and
Mike Gonzales, both old timers, r_
The hurling saf are very HK ' -AVE Us:
nearly even, with 'both possess-k1E
ing the type of tw ik; calculat- Phone
ed to bother the o th er, Grove.'. K
is (better than arty other-left-
hander i'at ,which the Cubs i 1,have'40 1lIi\ u{ 40
looked, while Fareshaw shouldt
prove very effective againkst the me ! T
bevy of right handed batters t~a1Ii4 NI\\
that the Cub lineuip offers \t. iui1 11
Quinn, Rommnell and lEhnke, L --______
too, should fool the Cubbs.I
On the other hand, the Cubs will S E IL7D Y
pit f'our star righthanders against
Blkehe aleticushaRootgurng1Cash and Carry{
thke e tMletBusharootguangd en & Sus.
that Bush will be easy, just as the D,=Cla .
Cubs should like the offerings ofg M6n'8 Overcoats
Wleg.The others, however,fo Gete n Men's, Topco ats
shold llbe hard to beat. The o Get m nj
team- with the breaks will take the $.00O.
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At present these men are being
t through hard drills in offense
an attemnpt to match the,. fast
nning attac k which Mt. Pleasant
reputed to have, The Normai
ami showed well in their 2'1-6' de-
gat of the Detroit Tech outfit last
it'urday, and Coach Courtri ht is
ixious to defeat them,
Coach imi Miller of the 1933
eshmnan squad will bring his pro-
=ges over to the "B3" teamnfildc
is afternoon in order to give
jach Courtrighlt's men a ciiance,
btry ouit the plays whic~h they'
),se received. Athougah it wil bel
-y the second time that ytari-
Lgs have met Coach Miller pre- '
lets that his men W~14 furnish
1ety of trouble for the upper
assnien ,
After lookding his men over- Coach
ourtright stated that With a lot
bardi work his prospects ort turn-
Lg out -a wininig team again this
ason look-ed fairly good.
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ti hard er~oug]
you've got to s
Coca-Cola con
there's always a c(
place around the cc
'where. And an"i+
Cola, with that deli
and cool after-sense
utent, leaves. no argu1e
when,- whee- andl
pause, and refresh your
ON t SOUL WfITH UT
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;FRESH -HIMSELF
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tnecessary. Work
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top. That's where,
rea in. Happily,
Dol and cheerful
orner from any-
ice-cold Coca-
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how -to
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"Apparel for Univ~ersity IIMen"
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Distinctive apparel for men is the keynote~.
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Mr. Del Prete personally buys everty fabric, et it f Or
durability and especially fits each garment for individual~ re-
quirements. Distinctive-style-right-durable - oderAte--
in-cost clothes are the results.
See the newest 1Michigan Alodels for Fall and Winter
1929-30 Now!
'The New Fall Colors
Are Oxford
Greys,
Black Hill Blues, and
Tobacco Browns
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108 years. .. that's a ripe old
age for anything... wines,
women or ginger ale!I It's
Browniing K~ing's age, too,
and we're inclined to be a
bit prou~d of it. We'll admit
Age alone isn't.,proof of any
pudding, but when you pull
in a few noble itraditions
you've really g'ot something.
W1nd w'e'll tell yoy why.
we're specialists/ Even sway
back. in t he merry 1I8201~
Browning King employed
men who k new their tailor-'
in... who got a great kick.
out of producing line work.
And today in a jazzing,
whoopee-ing 1929,: we're
still turning out mighty ine
clothes . not in the grand
mass production manner, of
course .. . but of -a quality
that gentlemen want and get
at Browning King's I
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T'1. 04 tt e3basel 14n, IsoprevaL.
rent an epewho wcrk i nside
M~u.day, theModemn physiciau pre-
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r eatm w isthe
And you needn't use valuable study
time to play the game. A spare half hour
can be turned to mighty gaod, advantage
inl our health "shop."
You'll be amtazed to see the fine f arics the kind that
hold their shap es and wear well---the price:-- are
$P35 to z!5O
with the spare trousers
Come .. t.an
Our Buauvick
NOW READY
Suits, Topcoats, O'coats, Corduroy Coats, Shirts, Ties,
Soxs, ,indeed everything for the well dressed mi-an,
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