THt WOLVOiRINE

FUSSERS DOWN THE SKIATOLES
THE WEATHER IN PRACTICE GA111IOL 12.5.
Out of Three Legal Innings of Base-
Fair tonight, warmer south- ball Genuine Article Shown in
east portion, Sunday probably One Round.
local showers.-_
Thursday afternoon ' the Lits de-
LYONS eOF LAST YEAR'S ALL. feated a patched-up team, composed
FRESH TRAEi WILL NOT RETURN chiefly of the Skatoles men, by a
- - score of 12 to 5. The Engineers, who
Word has been received here that were scheduled for another session
John Lyons, the fast half-back of last with the school teachers, preferred
year's All-Fresh team will not return the sights of Cadillaqua to the stren-
to the university next fall, as he has uous life on the cushions.
accepted a position in Pittsburgh, and The teams staggered through three
will remain out of school for a year. so-called innings of an insult to the
"I considered him the most consistent national pastime. The second inning
player on the All-Fresh team," said was baseball. H. L. Norris led off for
former Coach "Hi" Cole, who tutored the chemists with a free passage, and
the last freshman eleven. Liebert received the same kind of
treatment. Bruns followed with the
We sell Clothing for men and young only hit his men secured; but his
men. Allen's Good Clothes Store, teammates had been over-anxious in
Main Street tf. the meantime, both being caught offj
the bags. Crumm grounded to second
l hoe ale for the third one.
" S Th e Lits werealso retired runless
A T in their half. Morse popped to the in-
field to start it. Metcalf walked, but
E R F R 0 S T was nipped in trying to complete the
journey on Boston's grounder, and the
302 S. STATE latter was retired while attempting to
ad ance on the play.
The first inning is incapable of de-
scription in these columns. The facul-
ty threatened the expulsion of ath-
letic editor if the matter were more
than mentioned. Suffice it to say that
the chemists slipped across the rub-
ber four times without the aid of a
hit, four passes and an error helping
the cause along.
The lits, in their half staged a good
representationof the American athletes
at Stockholm in a close finish; only
seven men surviving the gruelling
event. Three hits were rung up by
a, the fussers, including a brace of
doubles.
Following this carnage, the second
inning, consisting of baseball, was
inserted for the sake of variety; after
which the Skatoles again asserted
their claim to the hitless-wonder rec-
ord by securing another tally without
You save money by getting your shoes the use of any sticking.
at Frost's Shoe Store all New ods The lits, somewhat rested from the
at Reduced Prices, exertions of the first inning, managed
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three remaining hits to good advant-
age'
In justice to the Skatoles, it must
be repeated that their regular team
was not in the field; and that they
consented to play the practice game
merely to accommodate the lit team,
which had expected to maltreat the
engineers.
The score:

Lits.
AB R
3 1

Wheat, p

Morse, c. 3 1
Metcalf, 1 .... 2 0
Boston, 2 ..... 2 1
Lyons, 3 .... 2 2..
Restrick, s ... 2 2
Brodie, 1 ..... 1 1
Allward, m ... 2 2
Miller, r ..... 1 1
Fold, r ....... 1 1

H A O
1 1 0
0 2 4
0 1 2
0 1 0
1 0 2
1 0 1
2 0 0
1 0 0
0 0 0
H A~G- -

Totals ......19 12
Skatoles.
AB R 1
Libert, r .... 1 1
Bruns, s ...... . 1
Richardson, s . 0 0
Hagdorn, 2 ... 1 0
Crumm, 2 .... 1 0
Emmons, c .... 1 2
Kennedy, p ... 1 1
C. J. Morris... 1 0
Wood,l1 .. ....1 0
Oliver, 3 ..... 2 0
H C. Morris, 1 . 0 0
Totals ......10 5

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Home run-Lyons; two base hits-
Allward, Mills; stolen base-Liebert;
struck out-by Kennedy, 2; Oliver, C.
J. Morrison; base on balls-Wheat 9,
Kennedy 2; left on bases-lits, 0;
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