TUESDAY; MAY 13, 1930

TH-E MICHI GAN




FISHER STRlESSES
DE ENSIVE V4DRfK;



DIAMOND
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Reserves Trounce Varsity With vor of a pinch hitter in the
Bill Crouch Pitching fifth, Montagu' taking his place
for Yannigans. )n the box. Although he was
___ ga. having his troubles with the In-
MAY PLAY FROSH TODAY diadns, it appears now that if
PLA _____ TO AY Compton had remained in the
'game chances are that Michi-
Michigan's varsity baseball squad gam chae are ta he las-
and'he eseveswer set trouh °gait would have won; as he weas
and the reseryes were sent through Ijust that much better than any
a nine inning game yesterday by of the next four hurlers who{
Coach Ray Fisher. Due to a high followed him.
wind Fisher felt that an actual con- H m-d rk
test would. accom~plish more th'an Holtzman, who had a :streak of1
wildness when he hit the plate onI
batting and field practice. Today two successive pitches, was the
the Wolverine mentor plans to put worst of the lot. Besides the two
his charges through a long session wild heaves he permitted the Illini
in both offensive and defensive to make 2 safe hits off his pitching
want wethe pemittng,'wih ain the 2-3 inninig that he worked.{
work, weathr permitting, with a Bartholomew had thesame record
possibility of a short encounter with of two hits in 2-3 inning, while
the freshman diamond men. Montague permitted two hits inj
Bill.Crouch was on the mound for only 1-3 inning.,

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counted for the winning team. 2nd SEMESTER TUTORING
Throughout the game the play of 1MACK TUTORING AGENCY
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the reserves in yesterday's set-to
with Bobcen and Tompkins serv-
ing them up for the regulars. The
yannigans batted out a 4 to 1 vic-
tory behind steady work by their
twirler. The only f ace missing from'
the varsity lineup was Truskowski
who covered the initial sack for
the reserves. Du,ckman did the re-
ceiving for the regulars.
Spirit Runs High.
Despite the recent defeats which
they suffered at the hands of Pur-
due and Illinois the varsity is main-
taining a high spirit. Fisher pro-
fessed: himself not too displeased
with the play of his men in these
two games.
Improved work both in the field
and at bat make up somewhat for
the failure of the pitchers to hit
their stride. Certainly Saturday's
slugfest with the Suckers left noth-'
ing to be desired from an offen-
sive standpoint. Southpaws have
-made the Wolverine stickmen look
rather bad in their games thus far
this season, but righthanders have
generally been pounded hard.
Lineup Remains Unchanged.
No drastic changes are planned
in the lineup for the remaining
games on the schedule. Compton,
Montague, and Holtzman will con-
tinue to divide the pitching burden,
in all probability with the other
players retainingheir present po-
sitions. Myron is still being both-
ered with his ankle, but the veteran
shortfielder is still capable of play-
ing bang-up ball and will remain in
the lineup.

Harley MacNeal, although
he did' no wonders on the
mound, looked better than some
of the others. He permitted two
hits in 1 1-3 i nnings,, one of
them-a home run, but with the
aid of a fast double play in the
eighth he retired the side with-
out permitting them any runs.

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