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THE SUMMER MICHIGAN DAILY

TUESDAY, JUNE 25, 192°

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The Blue of Yale seemingly never,
to be denied in competition with
the Crimson of her traditional ri-
val, Harvard. The men of Eli have
turned in another year of athletic
achievement with the balance in
her favor.
Despite a bad start marked by
the loss of the football game to the
strongest Harvard team in years
Yale has gained an overwhelming
majority of wins over their Cam-
bridge rivals in dual competition.-
With the close of the school year
Harvard was able to add only ten-;
nis and polo victories to her suc-T
cess on the gridiron.#
By sweeping the annual re-
gatta on the Thames river
from her Crimson rivals the Eli.
oarsmen have compiled a rec-
ord of 18 wins in 21 races since E
Coach Ed Leader took over the c
coaching duties at the New I
Haven institution in 1923.

INTRAMURAL BUILDING POOL UV.IIANNOUNCES
IN USE DURING SUMMER MONTHS

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SPORT BRIEFS

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V 'LETTER AWARDS

Captain Roberts Of Varsity Nine
Receives Ninth Major Honor
In Violet Sports
" A total of 111 letter awards to,
members of New York University
Springs athletic teams was an-
nounced yesterday by Albert B.
. . . ' Nixon, graduate manager. Of this
number, major letters went to sev-
;':} :enteen members of the varsity
baseball team, twenty-nine to var-
.: ,'sity track men and the captain of
-..' the varsity tennis team.
Minor awards were made to seven
members of the tennis team, seven-
Athletic activities on the campus will be open daily with exception teen lacrosse players and four var-
during the summer session will be of Sundays from 8 a. m until 9:30 sity cheer leaders. Thirteen fresh-
centered in the comprehensive "all- p. m. The swimming pool will be men received their numerals for
sport" program which is being open to all between the hours of p.rticipation in baseball and nine-
teen for their work on the track.
planned by the intramural depart- 10 and 12 in the morning, 2 and Captain Arthur Roberts of the
ment. The'summer's program will 6 in the afternoons and 7:30 and 1929 baseball team received his
be in charge of Paul R. Washke. 9:30 in the evenings, ninth major letter, having been
Summer students will have the Lockers may be obtained for the honored in football and basketball
Summe stuentswillfor three successive years and in
use of the newly erected Intramu- first time at the cost of $1.75. basre swcee p iy. d
ime e cs o 1.75 Ofbaseball twice previously.
tal Sports Building, erected last this amount $1.25 will be returned! Arthur Norton, Beryl Follett, Ed-
fall, the cost of which was defray- at the end of the session. Merely ward Buckley and Kenneth Strong,
ed by the profits gained in the sale A payment of 50 cents will suffice varsity football men, were also list-
of tickets to Michigan's intercol- in the case of students wishing to ed for the baseball major award,I
legiate competition. continue their locker privileges while Dave Meyers and Harry
The mammoth swimming pool, Schneider, also football regulars,
reputed to be the most attractive f m the regular session. were among the track men.

Professor Miller Huggins and his
World Champion Yankees failed in

tendant psychological advantages,
and the play of the Gothamites in
th- iV b lit. lirr k thM P" f

their first attempt to recover lost 'ain±I wcIo n wIAA, Une Mllni
Mack were able to stay with the
ground in their quest of the 1929 champs all the way and finish one
American League bunting. Instead up on the boys from the Bronx.
of carving away the very sizable Dopesters are beginning to favor
margin the Mackian clan had been the Mackian entry. There is surely
able to garner over the first third plenty of reason for the specula-
of the pennant campaign the tions of the Quaker supporters.
Yanks were only able to turn a per- Most any team with a hurling corps
centage of .400 in against their comparable to that of the elon-
leaders. gated Connie Mack, hitting
Sporting enthusiasts will npt fail strength, of the same calibre
to remember the gallant fight the should have little to worry about
A's made for the pennant fight last with eight and one-half game lead
year. However, despite a much over the remainder of the pack.
better showing against the other , The Philadelphia, American
teams of the league than the Yanks League club boasts unquestionably
were able to make, when the two the strongest staff of moundsmen
teams met the Philadelphia entry in either league. With Grove,
lost a great majority of games. Quinn, Rommell, Walberg, Earn-
This year the Quaker fans are shaw, Ehmke, Orwoll and others
more sure of the outcome, however. available for service in the box the
Despite the brilliant comeback of Macks are well fortified in this de-
Ruth after a layoff, with its at- I partment.

The Favorite
Rendezvous

The defeat of Johnny Malloy in college natatorium in the country,'
the finals of the district golf tour- will be at the disposal of the men
ney in the hands of Chris Brinke summer session students. The
came as a distinct surprise to local handball and squash courts will,
golf follower s. However with the in all probability rival the swim-
former Kentucky champion better- ming pool- in popularity.
ing par with regularity the Ann Tennis will undoubtedly hold the
Arbor links star proved a ready favor of a great number of out-
victim, 6 and 5. door sport enthusiasts. 35 well-

LANE HALL TAVERN

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The Ann Arbor lad, twice win-
ner of the event and runner-up
last year to George Von Elm,
was unable to show his custom-
ary form on the greens, and
it was this unsteadiness which
lost for him. However on the
fairway and at the tee Malloy
was easily a match for Brinke.

conditioned clay courts and 4 hard
surfaced courts will be available
for play. At the present time no
regulation has been required to
institute the procedure of signing
up for courts by the hour but it is
expected that the increased num-
ber of players will force the ten-
nis court keepers to install such
a procedure.
The Intramural Sports Building

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White and Colored
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Straw Hat Clearance Value
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Corenz Bathing Suits $1.50
to ... ............... $5.00
Large Stock of Solid Color
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