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urine Tennis Team Bows to Ohio State,.4 to 2


Washington Rallies
to Conquer Tigers;
Yanks Blank Chisox
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Cleveland ...003 300 000- 6 11 0
Boston ...... 000 000 000- 0 4 1
Brown and L. Sewell; MacFayden,
Weiland, Michaels and Tate.

STANDINGS
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Washington.........
New York..........
Cleveland..........
Detroit .............
Philadelphia.......
St. Louis ............
Chicago...........
Boston ............. .

W L Pct.
19 5 .792
15 6 .714
18 10 .643
13 10 .565
11 12 .478
11 17 .393
6 18 .250
4 19 .211

Chicago.....000 000
New York .. .100 000
Jones and Grube;
Dickey.

000- 0
41x- 6
Pipgras

4 11
9 1
and

NATIONAL LEAGUE

Detroit ......102 010 000- 4 8 1
Washington .101 000 04x- 6 5 0
Uhle, Hogsett and Ruel; L. Brown,
Burke, Marberry, and Berg.
St. Louis ....000 000 000- 0 4 0
Philadelphia 101 001 00x- 3 7 0
Hadley, Hebert and R. Ferrell;,
Grove any Cochrane.
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Boston ......200 300 002- 7 11 2
Chicago.....120 002 001- 6 10 2
W. Brown, Frankhouse, Seibold,
Brandt, and Hargrave; Grimes and
Hartnett.

Chicago .............
Boston ..............
Cincinnati...........
St. Louis...........
Philadelphia. .
Brooklyn..........
New York..........
Pittsburgh.........

W L Pct.
18 8 .692
15 9 .625
16 14 .533
14 14 .500
12 14 .462
10 14 .417
8 12 .400
7 15 .318

Dennison, Ohio Net Star, Tells -
of Chance Against British. the point made by Ryan on Friday
when he said that Vines, taking
by Fred A. Huber his first trip to Europe, would prob-
ably not appear to such great
That the United States Davis Cup advantage.
team should go to England as soon Cochet to hear French Iopes.
as possible after winning the zone
title was stressed by Carl Dennison, Dennison,: claiming that he was
star Ohio State tennis player, in unacquainted with any members of
an interview yesterday afternoon. the British team, refused to make
Dennison reiterated the state- any predictions concerning the out-
ment made previously by Colby com of the Inter-zone final. How-
Ryan that the American net squad ever he stated that France would
should experience no difficulty in find keen competition as he doesn't
qualifying for the Inter-zone match, believe that either LaCoste or Boro-
and that England would be the tra will compete. Henri Cochet will
probable opponent. have to bear the burden of winning
three points for the cup defenders.
Early Departure Necessary. Another point stressed by the
"The necessity for an early de- visiting tennis star was the fact
Thenecssiy fr a ealy c~that Frank Shields failure to ob-
parture is the fact that a sea voy- srv training rules are making him
age is always unsettling to a tennis an ue'rain tenn i aer. Vi ,
player, and the arrival in a foreign anuncertain tennis player. Vines,
land means that ti-i men must he said, is the outsLtanding man.
acclimate themselves toa different His best stroke is a high forehand
of food and dinin water, shot," stated Dennison.
type oHe differed from Colby Ryan by
well as to weather conditions they sang that he had burn singularly
may be unaccustomed to." utnpresse haby icon splying of
That this method had been suc- unimpressed by tll.playingof
cessful according to Dennison was
proven by the fact that the French
team always arrived in America
quite a bit before the National T Y P E W R I T I N G
tournament. By entering several M I M E 0 G R A P H I N G
tourneys of lesser importance the Frcmply nd. n_ ty dc n i
invaders were able to become thor- our o shop by etent
oughly accustomed to American operators et moderm rates.
conditions. Q D. M O R R I LL
These statements further stressed 1 . S , ]G.inArbor.
NM

Philadelphia 100 201 011-- 6 13
St. Louis . .. .210 103 00x- 7 15
Benge and McCurdy; Dean,
Johnson and Mancuso.

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Cincinnati ..001 200 20x- 5 15 1
Brooklyn . . . .010 002 000- 3 9 0
Clark, Thurston and Lopez; Car-
roll and Lombardi.
New York at Pittsburgh; no game
on account of rain.

Jayvee Golfers Win
Match With Freshmen
Michigan's Junior varsity golf
team won an easy victory over the
freshman squad 261/2 to 3%/2 in a
match held over the University
course, yesterday afternoon. As each
team had only seven players only
three foursomes were held. Hand,
Field, Root, and Montague won all
three points in the singles matches.
John and Don Howard and Love-
land each won their twosome play
by a 2 to 1 score.'
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