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BUT TWO MEETS ARRANGEI) FOR
VARSITY TRACK TEAM;
BOTH AT CHICAGO
Michigan's baseball team will
play 11 Conference games next spring
and the Varsity track team will hook
up in two dual meets, one indoors
and one on the cinder track, accord-
ing to the schedules just made by P.
G. Bartelme in Chicago.
Both of the track meets which the
Wolverines will enter are with Chi-
cago and will be held in the Windy
City. The indoor meet comes March
16 and the outdoor competition will
be held May 25. No other meets have
been arranged as yet, but it is be-
lieved that Farrell's men will also
enter the Conference field meet to be
held some time next spring.
Whether Bartelme will secure oth-
er dual meets or not is unknown at
the present time. It is understood
that the Michigan athletic manager is
trying to secure a couple more in-
door meets and at least one more race
outdoors. The Wolverine tracksters
will have plenty of work, though, in
downing the Maroon team twice in
Chicago.
Season Opens April 15
The baseball season with Conference
nines opens April 15 when Lundgren's
men will travel to Bloomington to
meet the Indiana ball tossers. On
May 3 and 4 Chicago will play the
Wolverines on Ferry field, the third
contest of the series being played at
Chicago on May 25. The last Big
Ten team that 'Michigan will face is
Ohio State, the game being scheduled
for Ann Arbor.
Six of the 11 games are to be played
here while one game will be staged in
each of the following places: Bloom-
ington (Indiana); Chicago, (Chicago);
Iowa City (Iowa); Columbus, (Ohio);
and Urbana (Illinois).,
There are many opportunities for
games with other schools and the con-
tests usually played with Cornell,
Penn., M. A. C., and.Kalamazoo college
will doubtless be held. It is expect..
ed that the annual tilts with Pennsyl-
vania at Commencement time will be
played as usual.
The baseball schedule:
April 15-Michigan at Indiana.
May 3-4-Chicago at Michigan.
May 8-Indiana at Michigan.
May 11-Michigan at Ohio State.
May 18-Iowa at Michigan.
May 20-Illinois at Michigan.
May 25--Michigan at Chicago.
May 27-Michigan at Iowa.
May 28-Michigan at Illinois.
June 1-Ohio State at Michigan.
The track schedule:
March 16-Michigan at Chicago.
May 26-Micigan at Chicago.
mer by an injured thumb, this show-
ing is an excellent one.
Johnny Lavan, teammate of Sisler's
and former Michigan player, batted
.239 for the season.' Lavan has been
sold- to the Washington Nationals
and will play under Clark Griffith next
season.
GIRLS REMAINING IN CITY
DURING VACATION TO BE FETED
Girls remaining in town during the
holidays will be entertained at a so-
cial given by the Y. W. C. A. and Wom-
en's league. Final plans have not yet
been completed but the party will
probably take 'place during the first
week of vacation at Newberry hall.
Dancing, games, and refreshments will
be attractions. The committee in
charge is as follows: Chairman, Ruth
Ely, '19, Caroline Wilgus '20, Winifred
Bobbs, '20, and Eva Kilpatrick '19.
Final arrangements for the enter-
tainment will be made at a meeting

of the committee Thursday. Girls in-
tending to spend their holidays here,
sign immediately the lists for that
purpose in the Women's league rooms.

Wienii, Weston, Sparks, and Rye
Pass Final Exams for Aerial
Service
Wieman, Weston, Sparks and Rye
four of the letter winners of the 1917
football- team expected back next fall,
were accepted in the aviation corps
Saturday and will leave within a few
weeks for a training camp.
All four of the men entered their
applications some time ago and were
called in for a final axamination last
week end. They passed the tests,
which are very heavy for this branch
of the service, with flying colors, and
all were enlisted at once.
Wieman, who is elected captain for
the 1918 eleven, will leave for his
home in California some time today
and will not return after the holidays.
He does not expect to be called until
the middle of January and will stay
at home until he is summoned for
service.
The plans of the others have not
been made known yet, but Sparks re-
turned to his home in Jackson Satur-
day. None of the men are expected
back in school after Christmas.
The loss of these four men will be a
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Michigan quarterbacks, Sparks,
marvelous halfback, and Rye, a plung
er of the Maulbetsch type, will be hat
to replace.
Patronize Our Advertsers.-Adv.

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Some questions have arisen con-
cerning the ineligibility of Lam-
bert, Varsity center, for the
Northwestern game last Novem-
ber. It has been said that the
star pivot man was down in his
studies. To clear up the situa-
tion, it should be said that, Lam-
bert was kept from the Purple
tilt because he had played his
limit of football under' the Con-
ference rules. Lambert is far
from being behind in his studies.

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Letters that are forwarC
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WHAT TO GIVE

Sisler, for three years star
ind outfielder for the Mich-
team, batted his way to sec-
e in the American league in
season, accordingeto the of-
ures just announced.
atted the ball for an aver-
53, being one point ahead of
of Cleveland, the winner of
slugging race, and 30 points
'y Cobb, the Detroit wonder
ained his former position at
of the league's swatsters.
played with the 'St. Louis
a club that ranked four plac-
SCobb's team in batting. Sev-
tcher, was the next regular
to Sisler, and he batted for
amilton, a pitcher vwho is
with but 27 games, led George
Ints.
de 190 hits out of 584 trips to
, securing 30 bases on balls
sacrifice hits. Altogether
it for a total of 244 bases,
0 runs and swiping, 39 bases.
ared 225 bingles for a total
ses, scored 107 runs and stole
cks, leading the league again

Our Gift Department. with its personal service of supplying thoug
and interesting little gifts that are distinguished and unique. We do no
courage over-giving, but have established our gifts on a basis of "quality
thought" even though the price is low. We are particularly anxious to
you call and see our gift exhibit and it is our earnest wish to deliver on

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' hat shipment of

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So many have been waiting for has JUST ARRIVED.
They will be on sale all this week at $8.95
(Regular Price $10.00)

And all other styles of fine shoes at similar reductions.

We will save you from $1 to $2 on every pair bought during our
SALE of Men's Fine Shoes.
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