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STARS IN LIN US OF BROWNS AND TIGERS
Wolverine Netmen
- Win Close Decisi
Over Illinois,
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NATIOCNAIL LEAGUE.
Boston .... .100 001 0002- 4 0
New York ..000 100 0101- 3 11 1
Cantwell, Smith and Spohrer;
Benton and Hogan.
Brooklyn ....111 450 211-16 18 0
'Philadelphia .010 042 002- 9 12 1
Luque and Lopez; Sweetland,
C111ns and McCurdy.
Chicago .....010 000 020- 3 8 4
St. Louis ....005 003 44*-16 1 0
Malone, Bush, Shealy, McAfee;
and Hartnett; Sherdel and Wilson.
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porpent four match points in the
third set that was finally taken by
Thompson, 14-12. The first set was
won by Brace, 6-4, but Thompson
took the second 7-5.
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Cincinnati ...000 000
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.
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Ryan and Chr I~in the thirdy way concert artist uner. uYice
(-loubles match were downed by24 at resdence, 1608 Morton Ave.
McElroyand Miller, 6-4, 6-4, mak--I 2340
ing it 4-3 in Michigan's favor. THE STUDENT INN is serving
Brace, slowed down by the sprain special 35c noon-day luncheon,
of his singles match that lasted for 12
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The Illini put up a good fight in 1230
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comparatively fresh, w a 1 k e d $35 to $75
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of the meet to give Michigan the CONDITION. BATTERY GUAR-
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Cleveland ...031 010
Chicago......100 100
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Second game:
Cleveland ...011 013 100-- 7 10 I -}-
Chicago .....101 001 020- 5 12 0
lolloway, Ferrell and Myatt .
Weiland, Caraway, Walsh, McKain
and Autry, Riddle. Oscar
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New York ... .C2 004 0003-- 7 10 0 eXand BROWNS
Boston .......031 000 0000- 4 9 0 T
Hoyt, Pennok and Bengough
Dicey; Lisenbee, Durham and
Four members of the St. Louis Bowns and Detroit Tigers, who crncluded their series at Navi Field
St. Louis ....000 100 502- 8 12 0 yesterday. Both of the clubs have been distinct disappointments in their games to date, running a neck
Detroit ......000 010 000s- 1 7 1 and neck race for the cellar position of the American League.
Colmai and Manion; Hogsett, - --~-.-_-
Sullivn, Page and Hargrave.
P h i 1_a d e 1 p h i a - Washington CONFERENCE TRACK TOURNA MENT DRAWS MORE STARS
no game. THAN ANY YEAR IN THE HISTORY OF C HAMPIONS IPS
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4cocturn the h) and can be counted upon to be relay event. All four Wolverine run-
Jopes Sets New Course chamnshp. p ighe of Mm- among the leaders. Other fast mil- ners are capable of running the
and Trophy championship.ers include Hanover of Ohio State, quarter in close to :50 flat if not
M nesota turned the distance in Clapham of Indiana who can be better. Northwestern and Wiscon-
(ly Associated Press) 1:56.8 against Michigan and should counted upon for some points sin are figured to give the Michigan"
cUunGAE Engn fory s9-m- poit i team its strongest competition,
SYNNINGDALE, Eng., May 19- be a serious threat. However,, if Wolff of Northwrestern, and Wolf of I while Indiana and Illinois must
Bobby Jones today won the gold Orval Martin of Purdue elects to g also be counted up in the running.
vase of Golf Illustrated, shooting a run in this event, he will be a de- Michigan.Two Mile Run. Field Events Reviewed Later.
sensational' 68 in the afternoon cided favorite, holding the present
after an ordinary 75 in the mor- title. Other likely place winners are Leas of Indiana looks like the UNIVERSITY OF MINNESOTA-
Bing, to lead a great field of ama- Evans of Illinois, Hays of Ohio probable winner in the two mile "Robbers don't' have. to break into
teurs in the 36 hole medal compe- State, Goldsworthy of Wisconsin, race if Martin elects to, run the fraternity houses; they just walk
McLaughlin of Michigan, and Moul- shorter distances. Martin defeated in," complained a police detective
Jones' total of 143 was good ton of Iowa. Leas over the two mile distance working on the Minnesota carnpus.
enough to win by a stroke from . Mile Run. last Saturday. Follows and Folsom He went on to explain that the
the Hon. W. G. Brownlow, son of It is probable that Coach O'Con- of Wisconsin are likely to register Greek letter societfs keep open.
Lord Lurgan, who returned a score nor of Purdue will seid Martin some Badger points in this event. house all night, and a burglar can'
of 69 in the morning and 75 in after the Conference record of Michigan will depend upon Pete walk in at almost any time. While
the afternoon. f 4:15.8 in this race. Should the Boil- Austin and Fitzgibbons, while burglaries are comparatively com-
The record for the newly con- i ermaker star extend himself, it is Brocksmi'th of Indiana is another mon, according to the officer, re-
structed Sunningdale course was quite, li4ely that he might break possibility. Iports seldom reach the police ex.-
twice broken during the day, the mark. At any event, he will be , Mile Relay. cept through the newspapers and
Brownlow's 69 set a new mark in a strong favoritte to win. Makeever, Michigan's quartet of Russell, so they are not in a position to do
the first round and Jones shaved Conference mile champion in, 1925. Mosser, and the Seymour twins anything about the pilfering.
it by a stroke a few hours later. is back in competition this year looks like a potential winner in the -
Yearling Ball Team
Shows Promises of
Strong Varsity Play
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Diffley is the most likely prospect
for a receiving job on future varsity
teams. Among the infielders there
are a couple of top-notch fielders,
Manuel and Berger. Manuel is a
crack short stop and should help
solve the problem at short on next
Syear's varsity, which will be left
vacant by the graduatin of the
veteran Myron. Three good hitters
have been uncovered in Lapham,
Brendele, and Richmond who have
been taking care of the outer gar-
den.
The last practice for this year's
frosh diamond crew will be held on
Thursday, May 29.
In a game last Friday with the
Physical Education nine McKay,
pitching for the freshmen, held
his opponents scoreless while his
te, mrates. collected four runs off
the Physical Fd hurlers.
Yesterday afternoon the yearling
southpaw hurlers were given an
opportunity to demonstrate their
effectiveness in a game with Ray
Fisher's Varsity.
COBLENZ - To stimulate con-
sumption of Moselle wines, Josef
Puetz has started to roll a 250 gal-
lon barrel from Bernkastel to Ber-
rin. He hopes to reach the capital
about August 1.
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