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… baseball team are taking a little rest, unmindful of the fact that the Wolverines find it hard to perform without the necessary ac- coutrements. Until the outfits are found and returned to Coach Lund- gren…

…, the Wolverines' did not put up a bad article of ball. Glenn pitched an excellent game and1 had it not been for two errors at critical places, one a wild throw by' Garrett and another a poor peg by…

…'s proteges againstt the hurlers Tinker presented. The Wolverine infield made a few errors on easy chances but worked hard all the time and killed several sure hits by flashy plays. Knode, Adams, Mraz, and…

… Wolverine track mentor. The results of the trials will probably mean that no two mile relay squad will enter in the Penn Relays which follow the meet at Des Moines. Tomorow Steve plans to run off the trials…

… favor of the sprint relay team being entered. This quartet runs 220 yards to a man and the Wolverines have several fast sprinters who will form a crack team. There is a possibility that a two mile relay…

… bewildered. Finally, a great minutes for many years and today season, the ma- light dawned and Cobb threw up his the Wolverines 1916 quartet of Ufer, ed their annual hands and quit. The rest of the Donnelly…

… Stumpf. Even at ' that it is doubtful wheth- er the Wolverines in scoring their 17 runs covered any more territory than did Szabo, the man who occupi- ed the middle of the diamond for Western Reserve…

… affair out of the afternoon's play. Glenn, Ruzicka, and Saunders kept the Re- serve boys backing away from the plate all during the game, and 13 strikeouts were chalked up to the credit of the Wolverine…

… six chances, were the big guns In the Wolverine offense. These two men collected six runs between them also. Ohlmacher secured two hits in three legal times at bat while Genebach had a thousand…

… a war Un- i ersity. Alumni mumblings are now be- e an ing heard in protest to the Wolverines' e of scarcity of army men on her campus. :cise In strong alumni centers, movements tion. to grapple with…

… towering challenger are to aid last night that meet in a ten round contest for the e the only athlete heavyweight championship of the isylvania relays. It world, the premier titular honors of the Wolverine…

… -Wolverines some strong competition, and if the schools, with which the! matches are booked, have anything{ like their average teams, they will make them play every minute of the match, to win. The following…

…'s brilliancy, coupled with Ham- er's steady, consistent play, was alto- gether too'much for the Ohioans, and the Wolverine players won two sets rather easily by a 6-1, 6-2 score. Because of some mistake in the…

…- on a two day trip this week. 11 leave a squad of 13 men this oon onthe 2:29 Michigan Cen- ,rain for Bloomington, Indiana, the Wolverines will play the rsity of Indiana Monday. Im- tely following the…

… certain that they will have to show some fast playing if they are to defeat the. Michigan duo. The Wolverines, how- ever, have been considerably handi- capped by lack of practice, due to the recent rainy…

… been improving with every day's practice. His best showing this year was aththe Drake relays, when running third for the Wolverine team, he regained the lead which Michigan's second runner had lost. The…

… SERVICE 0 VIII. No. 140. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 21, 1918. PRICE THREE C .. WOLVERINES WN BUT TWO SCONDS IN DRAKE EVENTS ILLINOIS OUTSPEEDS MICHIGAN RUNNERS IN HALF MILE RELAY JOHNSON…

… Southerner travel the distance in nine and four-fifths seconds. Illinois beat out the Wolverine sprinters in the half mile relay. Chicago Wins Carnival Chicago led the carnival in the Un- iversity with 10…

… finished, Illinois was in the lead. Cook, the Wolverine's third man however, overtook his opponent dur- ing his 220 yards, and conditions look- ed excellent, when Johnson, Michigan anchor man, was off with a…