; s ,s y -THIEAMICHIGAN D IAILY Track Squad Off for Penn 'Relays Today Fonville Heads List I of Wolverine Siars Early this morning eleven 'members of the Michigan varsity track squad left for Philadelphia 'Y where they will participate in the P~tenn Relays. IBilled as the largest track meet =in. the world, with 3,000 athletes ~competing Friday and Saturday, the carnival will attract the top 'athletes from the eastern half of ,thee nation. In the running events coach 1 ~n Doherty plank to enter the 4two mile, mile and sprint med- ley relays, while high jumper Tom Dolan, shot putters Char- '? lie" Fonville and Pete Den drinos and pole vaulter Ed TUlvested will be entered in the individual. field events. Ruliing for the Wolverines will be - ;old faithfuls Val Johnson, George Shepherd, Joe Hayden and Herb Barten in the mile re- lay, George Vetter, Bob Thornason, Jlsin Williams and Barten in the. two mile grind with Johnson, Shepherd, Barten and Thomason doubling back in the sprint med - According to Doherty the Maize and Slue can be considered fa fa-rites in the t*o mile relay. Charlie Fonville who last week brake 'the world's shot put record Will be the main attraction of the *Wolverine aggregation and should have~ things. pretty much his own way in his specialty. f " t ennis Schedule April 24--Western Michigan. April 28--At Michigan State. May 1 -At Notre Dame. 'May :--Kalamazoo College. lay 10 -Detroit. fMay 14-At Northwestern. AMay 15-At Purdue. l ay 19--At Kalamazoo Coll. ia 9 21--Machigan State. May 278-9--Western Confer- ence Championships at Evanston, All. '11' Nine Indiana-Bound I t* Tigers Edge White Sox; Giants, Cards, Phills Win By The Associated Press Detroit retained its place among the American League's unbeaten teams today as they pushed across a run in the eighth inning to nip the Chicago White Sox, 4-3. Rookies George Vico and Con- nie Berry played leading roles in the Tiger's second consecutive victory. Vico tripled the first time up in the third and scored on Bob Swift's single. Berry held his fire until the eighth when he opened with a single, went to second on Mayo's sacrifice and scored on Hoot Evers' third straight single. Starter Dizzy Trout held the White Sox to three hits until he weakened in the seventh when the White Sox scored all their runs. Stubby Overmire took over and held the Sox to one hit in the last two innings to gain the victory. Coan Breaks Up Game In the only other game played in the American League, Gil Coan belted a three run homer to lead the Washington Senators to a 6-3 victory over the New York Yan- kees. Joe DiMaggio rapped a two-run homer for the Yankees in the first inning. It was Joltin' Joe's first home run of the season. Boston and Philadelphia were rained out and Cleveland' and St. Louis were not scheduled to play today. In the National League the New York Giants outlasted the Brook- lyn Dodgers 9-5 in a three hour travesty in which the Dodgers set a new major league record by us- ing 24 men. Mize Hits First Five homers were unloaded to the amusement of the 21,388 spec- tators. Big Jawn Mize obliged with his first of the season and Sid Gordon also hit one for the' Giants. Arky Vaughan hit two, one inside the park, and Carl Fu- rillo banged the third for the Dodgers. Johnny (No-hit) Vander Meer couldn't find the plate today and the St. Louis Cards made it two in a row over Cincinnati with a 5-2 victory. Vandy issued 12 walks before he left the game in the eighth. Second baseman Red Schoe- dienst became the first Cardinal Casualty of the season, leaving P ERSO NAL ! You bet-for all of us. Let's meet at The Den for lower food prices, and relax-The Den is located at 1311 S.U. Across from With am's! the game with a sprained thumb in the fourth inning. The injury was not serious however. The Philadelphia Phillies put together two walks, a sacrifice, a wild throw and a long fly to score a 13-inning 4-3 victory over the Boston Braves. White is Loser Schoolboy Rowe started on the mound for the Plails and Bill Voiselle started for Boston but neither finished. Ernie White, making a comeback for Boston, hurled 5 2/3 innings and allowed but two hits, but was charged with the loss. A chilled crowd of 5,555 saw the Chicago Cubs push over five runs in the last two innings to defeat the Pittsburgh Pirates 6-3. Hank Borowy received credit for the win, but he needed help from Bob Chipman in the ninth. Major Leagtue Standings NATIONAL W St. Louis ... .2 Philadelphia . .2 Brooklyn, .... 1 New York . ...1 Chicago ......1 Pittsburgh ... 1 Cincinnati ... 1 Boston.......0 LEAGUE L Pet 0 1.000) 0 1.000 1 .500 1 .500 1 .500 2 .333 2 .333 2 .000 GB 1. 1 11/ 1%2 2 Today's Games Brooklyn at New York Boston at Philadelphia Chicago at Pittsburgh Cincinnati at St. Louis AMERICAN W Detroit ......2 Philadelphia . .2 Cleveland .... 1 Washington . .2 New York ... .1 St. Louis . . ..0 Chicago ......0 Boston ....... 0 LEAGUE L Pet 0) 1.0000 0 1.000) 0 1.000 1 .667 2 .333 1 .000 2 .000 2 .010 GB 12 112 2 f A Spring Hair Style - -to suit your fieatures and pleasure ,with the "C vew" or "Personality" Cut!! 9 ABE NO WAITING TODAY! !! The DASCOLA BARBERS Liberty off State Today's Gamnes Detroit at Chicago Philadelphia at Boston (Only games scheduled) AMERICAN ASSOCIATION Kansas City 8,. Tota-do 7 Louisville 5, Milwaukee 2 This week will just about wind up the IM winter sports program, as six teams square away to de- cide three 1948 champs in the fra- ternity league. Baseball Team R~eady for Ttro Hoosier Tilts Michigan's baseball team will see the effects that the McMilan football shake-up has left on the Indiana nine, which meets the rampaging Wolverines in a week- end series, starting with a single game tomorrow. The Hoosiers will field ia ve- eran outfit that looks pretty rood on paper, but doesn't back up the figures in actual competition. Last week, they lost a pair to Wis- consin by hitting in the wrong places. In the second game, Indiana belted the Badger hurler for fourteen hits. The Hoosiers, however, forgot to bunch thenm and as a result, wound up on the short side of the 11-6 slug- fest. With all but, four lettermen re- turning, Indiana presents the same infield combination that rated as the Big Nine's best field- ing unit last ,year. But they are now playing ball for a new coach, Danny Danielson.I Danielson, a second base fix- ture at Indiana for three years, signed with the Brooklyn Dodg- ers after graduating in 1942. The ,war cropped his major league career before he really got start- ed, and when he received his dis- charge from the Navy, in 1946, Danielson hooked up with Indiana as an alumni field representative. Since Bo MeMillan, head football coach and athletic di- rector, joined the Detroit Lions staff, baseball mentor Paul Har- rell moved up to the Athletic Director's post. Danielson was then app~ointed to guide the fortunes of the Indiana dia- mond squad. He inherited a sound team ex- cept for a weap pitching staff, which is also the Wolverines' bold faced question mark. The main- stay of the H-oosier mound corps, Ralph Brickner, recently signed a contract with the Philadelphia Phillies. Cott Suspends NY Shortstop NEW YORK, April 21 --(4-1) - Manager Mel Ott got tough with Buddy Kerr today, suspending the New York Giants' shortstop in- definitely because Ott said he re- fused to play. Kerr, sidelined since hie was hit in the head by a thrown ball in an exhibition game at Topeka, Kas., April 14, had been in and out of doctors' offices for the past week. There is some confusion about his fitness for play. The Giants insist that they have assurances from specialists in both New York and Cleveland that his appearance in the line- up would lead to no injurious af- ter-effects. Ott said Kerr told him yester- day the doctor advised him to take it easy in returning to the lineup. Ott said the same doctor had told him (Ott) that the in- fielder was ready to play. Secretary Eddie Brannick of the Giants said Kerr had been taken to a hospital in Topeka af- ter he had been hit in the head by outfielder Allie Clark of the Cleve- land Indians as he slid into third base. MS.1C Nitie Gaints First Victory, 11-9 EAST LANSING, Mich., April 21 --(A)---Michigan State celebrated its first home game today by out- slugging the visiting Wisconsin Badgers for an 11-9 win. It was the first victory in five starts for the Spartans. Wisconsin, trailing all through the game, threatened in the ninth but the rally was shut off after four runs had crossed the plate. Coach John H. Kobs, who has been scouring his squad for pitch- ing talent, f inally came up with a winner in right hander Lou Bloch of Detroit. Bloch was pulled in the ninth after the four runs came in, but got credit for the win. The Spartans pushed over four runs in the second inning, but the Wisconsin club came back with an equal number in the third. 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