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… who is Having taken the measure of In- expected to furnish lively opposition diana and the Saginaw Tennis club for the Michigan reprssentative. the Wolverine racquet weilders feel Brick, who has yet to…

… coaching of major games., MICHIGAN'S FALL SCHEDUE HEAVY Coach Little's Squad Will Play Six Strong Conference Elevens In 1924 WOLVERINES WILL DEDICATE GIANT NEW ILLINOIS STADIUM Michigan's grid schedule for…

… 1924 is the most exacting in several years. Besides the four conference teams played last year, the Wolverines will meet Illinois, undefeated in 1923, who tied with Michigan for the champion- ship…

…' Wolverines took all four singles. Mich- suddenly lashed one to Gibbon's chin. I A. C. was second whle Northrup, a= 22 gamzes before the Wolverine court igan took three twosomes, and halve Carpentier blocked a…

… bureau !IrewdlykonIhoghu hoe- near mes and, allowed t afe hits. The only run toff the Wolverine tv sixth when Duhm, thi r walked. Poesel the third base tlin on second. King amen by a neat saer Duhm was…

… seeoni ninth inning 'was ] ei Wolverines. Giles, it safely, after one ma ian walked and filled picked oan the first i might have Been tra' not hit thebank that Id. man, at shortstop,x nt game. He made…

… .444 .400 .125 .000 ;) , . BENSON AM) JAhLO1NOW$KY TO S1IA RlE TrjiItP 1TF lIM J OBS The Wolverine baseball squad will set out today on their final trip in quest of the Conference title with contests…

… Wisconsin at Northwestern from hurling against Michigan tomor- May 26-Michigan at Iowa . row.I Minesota at Indiana Benson will probably take thel May 31-Wisconsin at Michigan I mound for the Wolverines with…

… 136 feet, more than 10 feet farther than the winning mark, but he step- peel out of the circle, and Steve Farrell called the throw a foul. OPPOSEVARSI*TY Wolverines Are Favored to Defeat1 Bollerm slier…

… TAY i kIN lI)QULES The Wolverines will oppose the' Boilermakers with one change in the Featured by somne of the best high- personnel of the team. Holdsworth sho ensee ene h er willpla in he umbe for…

… the activities by tak- ing the first set 6-3. Playing a steady, pareful game, the Wolverine leader managed 40 pull through more on the 'rrors of his opponent than by any point strokes of his own. His…

…~g player in the Western singles when they line up with Jerome, Kline, Angell, O'Connell, Merkel, and Burke. Next Saturday the Wolverine court, squad will visit Madison for a clash with Wisconsin and their…

… schedule. Fresh from easy victories over Sag- inaw Tennis club and the M. A. C. MATHER REDUCES FIRST net squad, the Wolverines will be forced to play real tennis to down Donovan, of Detroit, one of the best…

… afternoon. Five men composed the Wolverine contingent including Captain Hugh Smith, Dan Quirk, Ed Broderick, Mon- roe Crosby and Fred Feeley. One of the last two men will make the fourth ranking member of the…

… in the Big Ten race. Bot undefeated thus far, the : three victories to her c the Wolverines have co: two foes. Minnesota is th Conference team that rem en. The Gophers howev (gaged in but one contes…

…' Wolverines sI the tilt. However, there ,are s men on the Indian rost been playing exceptiona in certain games. Wit consistent, the Lundgren move mor smoothly on the title. ullnew thin leadoff m , is a fine : I…

…W-s performers played al inent part inl the two relay meets ics in. their, respective sections .e coutntry.' More might have been by theWolverines had not sever- acidents occurred but as it was lgan .cati. well be…

… Wolverine:~ ,night 'yer-y. well Ha~ve eqjualledl the times maide by the second and third place winners had they been in better competition. Michigan's team~ sldWed, up weir howe'ver anid pAirtilarly the races…

… particular ts. The two mile team has re- ed unbeaten for the last two sea- and Northwestern alone will be red to press the Wolverine half rs on this occasion. The Purple, the event in the Kansas games Saturday…

… a good showing in both of the events in which he is entered. The discus and shot put will both be full of high ranking weight men this year however and the Wolverine will be fortunate to take a Vilace…

… heavyweights. It was short stop and third base respective- Wolverines took nine first ,places to explained that Demnpsey had become ly. George 1Haggerty is the only vet~-! two for the Cornellians and, beat…

… the orU 'pl ziii- "lst ii - T ~n. Welke-r I1 inn n ;threec first ,iil cen, Whitting- Iwinz' nk relay quartet.'- Kerr, another = P lnt Ha won iingthis ') per amhoanor Kearns be- Wolverine, equalled Gow…

… following S itdy the Wolverines .will go to Urlina, for another dual affair with tie Illni. The next week-end the Con - forqz cenPet'wll be held in Chicago. hllnf' fhow ;Strength Several things were made evid…

…- ly that the Wolverines will again have a hard fight to take first place. How- ever, the Michigan squad will be after the, Illini scalp from now on and ddlls men, will be forced to do their best to dpwn…

… outsanding Wolverine star in the meet. Swimming against such stellar tank men as Howell, and Breyer of Northwestern, and Richter of linnesota, he came through for a second in the 100 yard free style and! a…

… fourth in the 40 yard free style be- ing a big factor in the success of the Michigan relay team. Wittingham was the only other Wolverine to score and his 2 noints for a third in the breast stroke put the…

… with the University of Kentucky nine according to the present plans. Thus far seven games have been arrangd, I but Coach Fisher is endeavoring to schedule one more contest. The Wolverines will meet the…

… entered. letic managers should get the draw- Gow has been the stellar man of the ings as soon as possible today. Wolverine squad all season and he is It was impossible to run the draw- thought to have an…

… of the athletes entered from the smaller schools have made good marks during the early season and it s ,likely that several carnival records will go by the board. The rest of the Wolverine squad will…

… added according to the schedule rangement which was adopted years ago in the Big Ten, coveri period of three seasons. Iowa, Illinois, and Minnesota ar teams which will be missing from Wolverine schedule…

… field touse he"_ they goa to the mat against the ~rap~n qa fM .C 'heWolverine mat nmen hav~e failed to come troug-h with a victory in any -of the mneets this year and Coach Barik- er is nA over confident…

… squzad who have gone throughl that seas;on und2efeed and now hold the Confer~ence graprihing title. Rose, - Micigan'sbest bet all seas;on, wa: the; lone Wolverine proint getter, and( in easily wresting a…

… Jewish slugger that the Wolverines. Illinois is possessed who drew an enormous amount of l ar- othbetfumierlyta wie letes of the best four mile relay team while publicity when the !Giants bought due…

… :numbers among its vic-1 tims, M. A. C., Ohio, Chicago, North-I western, and Purdue. ConsjjderingE that Michigan was put to the mat by Purdue, Ohio, and Chicago, it does not appear likely that the Wolverine…

… a en the athletes m et. In the dash nois, joint holde oor record for tched with such t the squad amass- I)efeat of Hlawkeyes Aids Wolverines nasium for the qualifying round. Any al of points in the…

… array of victories bodes no good for the Wolverines and Barker does not expect his athletes to come through with a victory. He knows, however, that, as always, the men will put up a battle and give all…

… men will be fifth on the team. The Wolverine bowlers will clash with Yale in a third match next Wed- nesday afternoon, at the Union. 'FRESHMAN CINDER TEAM WILL HOLDTRIAL MEET Freshman tracksters are…

… Monday night. and Harrison's progress will be watch- Wolverines will return to Ann ed with interest. Prout, Northrup, and or and engage Chicago in the final Huff are the best of the yearling pole 1 'game…

… games, the Wolverines leading 3-1, but the winners played steady ten-, nis and the Michigan pair tired, and ost their lead. Varsity Played High School in, 186 Michigan's first varsity baseball tam took…

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… OF FORWARDS AND CENTERS.; GUARDS PLENTIFUL With the close of the Varsity bas- ketball season at Illinois last night, Wolverine followers are already look- ing forward to next season when Coach Mather…

…:3(0-l"reshnuiui assemtbly, Union. Suitable~ rewards will be given to1 All together, the Wolverines shot 24 M ybedlerdtyo the winner and the runner-up. goals during the season, their opponin ay shoeivrd…

… were plainuly off color as 6:. inldicates, Michigan much than usual, their score being ff 400 points~ less than that te match against the Univer- Kentucky. Splits were the dos, the'Wolverines' making ve…

… the request of Dr. May, a of next week, when the Wolverines IDirector of Waterman gymnasium. All! will start work in earnest for the coim- men interested should see him at ing diamond season. {once…

… following the steady per- rances of the Wolverine athletes a Track carnival In Waterman 'rmnasium. The Maize and Blue acksters showed up well in practic- ly every event on the program and though no startling…

…:30-Cercle Francais picture taken at Spedding's. 4 :00-21Iembers of J--Hop commiittee booth 47, "Wolverines" meet in Un-l ion reading room. 4:15-Prof. R. M. Alden, of Leland Sanford university, lectures in Na…

… hockeyists of abil- 4:06-Members of J-hop committee ity. I . THEY CO LIKE LIGHTNING I booth 47, "Wolverines" meet in Un-_ ion reading room. 4:15-Prof. R. M. Alden, of Leland WRESTLERS WILL ESTOR JOH SON $KATES…

… Wolverines t a standstill, breaking up nearly ever, attempt at a gain through their line spilling end runs, and halting th Maize and Dino forward pass attack However, the home team was ao un able to gain…

… and th chance was lost. Shortly afterwardE the Farmers had the ball in Michia territory when Rockwell'fumbled on sneak play,, and Lioret recovered o the Wolverines' 40-yard stripe. Ricd ards failed to…

… three an obert J. ummer, '25, was ap- selves, a long suffering and right- The Wolverines have been playing in Visitors will he affqrded hod ring Whteman i been meeting pointed chairman of the Student coon…

… meetings court of the assembly, which, in effect Notre Dame. Senior benches, the School of " n,"p tinvited Dr. Fosdick, a Baptist min- The Wolverines will face the strong cation at University High Schoi…

… Swenson 'and was succeeded in the folowlj and Lutz of Iowa today defeated ning by Kinderman. Shapiro and Parker of Ohio State .3-6, Wolverines Beat Out Bunts 6-4, 7-65, While Goodwilie-and Dubach The…

… double (should have gone for outs, but r match by his all around playing and is the Wolverines beat to frst. E the only player in the tournament who IKipke beat out a biut in the set [mas an opportunity to…

…VNCERT" OVER lOWAN P 1TCHER'S DU E L GAME; BE\SON V FI:YNN WOLLOPS IN THE EIGHTH Wolverine Batsmen Ou In Early Inning; Comneback To Michigan's Varsity ba staged a comeback in its schedule yesterday aftern…

… Wolverines conn interest to the programs. The con- bases while Flynn, cert prepared for this year's 'star center fielder had a ci night will center about two of the ?Jarrett a double. T 'youngest of the great…

… g third just behind MacKeever, whov only a couple of seconds slower t Hall. Higgins, the only Wolverine entr in the 220, finished third beh Evans, who set a new mark of :21 and Shocker, the other…

… too fast the Wolverine was forced to slai up, allowing both Marzula and Ma to pass him, the latter adding more point to the Varsity score. Ponzer, a new man on the I111 squad proved the sensation of…

… two-game series withi Minnesota was called off in the second innin:; on account of rain. The score at th a end of the second inning stood 3-0 in favor of the Wolverines. COUNCIL ASKS FOR' BIGREISRAIO…

… King twins were the stars for ' the losers scoring all of time points, while Quirk, who-made thie course in ! a. 78 and cantain Smith wer'e 'tie lum-' inaries for 'the Wolverine. All men second T…

… Avalanche Second; WolverInes Up After That Northwestern's baseball ed a "comedy of errors' 1 its game against the Wol as a consequence Michig second Conference tilt of the one-sided score of 13 The Maize and…

… total to the um ber. Blott Opens Sor After the Wolverines had one, two, three in the ope Jack Blott opened the seC safety and Haggerty folo base on balls. Dillman to a hit and Blott was safe on the first…

… 3,000 spec- tators were drenched. DALYWILL BROADCAST ALL.VARSITY BASEBAL VARSITY TO OPEN WITHSOIO TO INVADERS BOAST STRONG N WITH LARGE NUMBER OF VETERANS STRYKER TO START 01 MOUND FOR WOLVERINS…

… Fisher Sends Squad Through Leng Batting Session to Improve Attack Michigan will renew her athi feud with Ohio State university tc at Ferry field when her Varsity bi ball nine opens the Wolverine Big…

… subiective and pan- Here is what the Majesti theater will :give' the heavy swatters, in the Wolverine club today: 5 passes for the first single, 8 passes for the first double, 12 for the first triple, 15 for…

… Aggies by 23-19, last night. The Wolverines had no defeating the East Lansin and it was only in the last utes of play that Coach Mat teges were able to come thin the winning counters. Game Hard Fough…

… scored from From that time on the rea the period was nip and both teams gaining the 1 single point or two only to opponents come through wi basket. The Wolverines t1 Farmers until the last mini period when…

… able to more than justify, first; Spencer, Delta Sigma Pi, sec- Wolverines. the coach's confidence in him. Fewer o nd; Mertz, Delta Sigma 'I, third; Saturday's game will be the last on men try out for…

… It was the Wolverine ball on their own 12 yard line. Rockwell punted Leads Varsity i i. Y . -_ _ ------------_-_-_-_-_ _-_-_-_------------------------.-- German railways have begun t j function…

… telegram from Dean A. S. Whit- ney brought his greetings. Several musical numbers were furnished b the Wolverine quartette, and by Mis Margaret Krug and Miss Helen Van Blois. Mr. Ernest Newland enter- tained…

… at 8:45 o'clock this morning at the Ann Arbor Country club. Two changes will be present in the Wolverine team. Dan Quirk will play in the number one position, Captain Smith participating in the number…

… California Dame in the outdoor season. Superior Indoors door season it showed itsqlf superior to the Wolverines re it doubled in the indoor comparative records made teams in the outdoor sea- the Illini still…

… Wolverine racket onClmnssnl ocne.json, Giles, Dillman, Haggerty, and welessrigihmu o w inert entered the box for the losers DeView were the ones included in the Eilders serving hem up for two the eighth' and…

…:01 1-5. A second slam camef directly afterward when the Wolverine two-milers led by Calahan, beat te Cornell runners past the tim- ers ,i 10:01 4-5 Hubbard took first in thd low hurdles in what is world…

… ill' be forced to undergo when they rforfl1 at Ithaca it is also expected at the Wolverines will find it hard (Continued from Page Six) ties of which O'Connel, Young, Meusel, Wilson, Terry'and Snyder…

… baseball practice yesterday. Inexperience and lack of confidence Practice, however will be resumed r were again the outstanding faults of today and all men interested In try- the Wolverine grapplers. On…

…'s Varsity track team romped with the annual dual meet with nell here tonight winning by the sided score of 67-28. One record was broken and more were tied by the Wolverin their phenomenal exhibition "Jim…

…. Wolverines aggregation med in. the .half mile when Cal Hattendorf crashed through with honors followed closely by Re and Freyberg respectively. It one of the prettiest races of the and the three men were…

… two years, the Wolverines are deter- mined that this year there will be no split title, and that Michigan will down 1 all opponents beginning with the powerful Illini Saturday. After cheers and singing…