THE MICHIGAN DAILY
SUNDAY, MAY 4, 1930
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TEAM
DROPS
CLS
ME771T TO
WIL A TS
~IiuYRINESLU S to Northwestern Nine~
SEWELL CLOSES
IN THIRD, DOUBLESJ
(Continued From Page i)I STRING OF TILTS
bled to left, and Straub and Myron
both walked, but "Truck" popped
to Dempsey.
A hard blow to left by Prange
which got oy Straub went for a ;
home run in the Northwestern.
seventh. Michigan tallied again in!
the seventh when Myron tripled to
left and went home on Daniels';
hard single to right. Dempsey17r --
opened the ninth with his fourth'- "
single of the game. Kadison flied
out, but Crizevsky singled throughi"45
Superko, sending Dempsey to third.
Oliphant forced Crizevsky, but
Dempsey scored when Daniels - ':
threw wild to Hudson.,j
Straub's long hit to left scored( =
Hudson, who had walked in the e
Michigan ninth, but the Wolverinec
captain was out at the plate when
he tried to stretch the hit into a j
homne run. - -JoJewl,
Cubs Shut Out P hies l'Third baseman of the Cleveland
1-4 in Ten Inning Duel Indians, who missed his first ball
______game in the Indians' lineup since
Afte beig dadlokedfor ine1922 on Friday, when sickness kept
scoreless innings with the Phila- I seimeoutofpherC vlad s1o
delphia Nationals, yesterday, the sre pnr
Chicago Cubs managed to squeeze Dudley, Moss and Lopez; L. Bell,
a run across in the tenth to end the Sherdel, Frankhousc and Wilson.
spectacular pitchers battle between
Charlie Root and Elliott. The! AMERICAN LJEAGUE.
score by innings: RH E
NATIONAL LEAGUE. ! Detroit ......103 010 000-5 8 0
R3 11 E Philadelphia . .200 001 012-6 10 11
Philadelphia . 000 000 0000-0 0 2;j Carroll and Hargrave; Earn-
Chicago ..... 000 000 0001-1 5 2' shaw and Cochrane.
Elliot and McCurdy, Davis; Toot
and Hartnett. R . ,H El
ACOUT F AM~TDjiamPondf
GIVE N I N ETAILIL t
Power of Northwestern Diamond' Sh1lrty Rojan, captain and catch-
SudShown in Account ; er of the Northwestern ball teami
Squad that handed Michigan an 8 to 5
of Each Inning.,' beating yesterday on Ferry Field, j
Firs iningNortwesern Ro is a former Muskegon athlete. Ro-
]Firt inin-Nothweter; R- jan could do little with the Wolver-
jan doubled between Straub and; ine hurlers, striking out three timesi
Myron. Dempsey singled, Rojan Iand lflyin~g out once. In his firstI
advancing to third. Kadison sent tm at bat he got a pop double;
up a sacrifice fly to Butler, bring- thatj lauded between Straub and
ing in Rojan. Crizevski flied out toI Myron an-d could have been caught!
Myronx. Oliphant struck out. !by either except for an Alphonse
Michigan-Butler lined out to1 and Gaston act.
Schuett.. Superko was thrown out ____
at flzt. by Dempsey. Tompkins It ceems to be abort time 1
walked. Tompkins w as cauight steal- that Larry Butler be shifted I h
in by Dempsey. fro;,-,thelead-off position to
E econd inning - Northwestern:, {some spot lower in the hatting
Schwartz lined out a hom~e ruin into ;orer. IBtier has shownl no inl-
left center. Prange walked. Schuett ( c7ps,3i fl to get many hits ofdf
doubled to left field, advancing Conferci-cc pitchers, an~d has z
Prange to third. Fyfe was thrown ' t bsQn irt ,as.atth
out at first by Daniels. Rojan 1r11,t,, that he should to be kept
struck out. Dempsey singled over! Ii anslean-off man.
short, bringing in Prang and Schu--__
ett. Dempsey was caught steaing &av'z oerndiei h
second, Truzskowski to Daniels. seondnin - , was' ameru lie ntht us
M i chi ga n - Hudson singled sac't :ots tc.lfngr
through short stop. Straub walk- esfcaiiied th outstrches othS-
ed, Hudson going to secolid. Myron 0Mik yo b nhs BohS-
popped out to Demipsey. 'Trus pow- pr~ sadTu~wk' irci
ski struck out. Daniels fanned out. smashes wetre htard blows that car-
T h i r d inring - Nc:' thwr stern :I rned over the heads of the fielders.
Kadison singled into centerfil Truskowski's smash rolled clear toI
filIthe tennis courts before it was re-l
!Tompkins making a beautiful stop. coee yCiesy
Com~pton replaced I Montague qnrt cv____yCizvsy
the mound for Michigan. Crizcvsky I-
bunted and was thrown out at first.j Mike Myron, starting his first _
Kadison taking second on the play. gamen4 at shortstop since rccov-
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Chatter
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ank-le sustaiied in the sothern I
trip, turned ini two sjarkling
fxclding plays bcside s siasing
out a triple in thec ei-ghth. He
took Frauge's hard liner while
stretched ou~t Hat. onthe
ground in the foeurth, besides
going clear back of se~cond to
make a onehanded !ta.b of
Crizevsky's g;ronmidar and
'throw him out ill the seven th.
Kadison's single in the third in-
ing of yesterday's game could
3asily have gone for an extra base
lit had it not been for the smart
elding of Tompkins, Michigan
enter fielder, w~ho crabbed the ball
w-hen on the dead run. and threwI
,o second, h-olding th.e Wildcat leftE
5elder on first.
Dempsey, shortstop for the
Northwvestern team, had a big
day at bat, pounding out four
haits in five trips to the dlate,
all ~ t qfte odfor one base.
Superko, with a tr'iple and
homec runz, anad. lludsona, with
three singles, wvere tihe batting
r- x for the Wolver'ine team.
Ninse extra base blows were
numbered among the 24 hits
that were gathered by both
teams, six Mlichiganx and three
for the Wildcats.
LOSESINSOCCER
Holly Carburetors Win by 4-2°
Score in First Match
of Season.
HOLD MID-WEST CHAMPS
Opening the soccer season against
the Holly Carburetors, the best
team in the middle west, the Mich-
igan all-campus booters lost by. a
4-2 score which actually indicated
unexpected strength on the part of
the Wolverines. Playing a fast
game replete with thrills and hold-
ing the score do~wn to a minimum.,
the squad under Coach Johnstone
Fmade a bid for recognition, in the
sporting schedule of the univer-
1sity.
The Hollys, leaders in the sport
in this part of the country by win-
ning the championship, will meet
the famous Rangers of England in
a representative international game
late in June. The Rangers are on
tour of the United States after win-
ning the championship of great
Britain and are expected to meet
with their best competition when
t~hey clash with the holly team.
Junquito and Zutshi scored the
only two markers for Michigan.
Boston ......500 010 411-
?ittsburgh . ..610 000 000-
Grimes and Cronin;
Cleveland.....200 000 022--6 11 3
R 1iIE Boston......003 000 002--5 7 1
-12 13 0 Jabloiaowski, Harder, W. Miller,
- 7 12 2 Gliatto and Sewell; Russell and
5wetOnic, ferry.
Erickson and riargraoves. RHE
' i Chicago ...... C00 100 1.01--3 5 0
New York .. 100 160 001-9 14 1 New York ... 022 100 000-5 10 11
Cincinnati ... 000 500 120-8 12 1! McKain and Autrey; Hoyt and
Genewich, Pruett and Hogan, Dickey.
Heving, Healy; MeWeeny, Camp-
bell, Frey and Gooch. 1, HE
I $t. Louis- . . .. QQO 012 100-4 13 1
R H E Wa,5higton I. 010009 10-2 6 1
Brooklyn . ..020 210 0105--1l 23 1 iStuart and Ferrell; Liska,Brx
St. Louis . .. 000 100 4104-10 15 1 ton- and Rluel. W
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S$,cond Recital of
DRAMATIC READINGS
A Great UEdtonlOpotnt
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7 iversity of Wisconsin,
reading
"Th. Ivory Door"
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Lydia Mend1ssohn Theatr'e
Tuesday Night, May 6
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