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Volume 24TH U R S D A Y . H A Y 26, 1932 N u m b «’ 44
CLASS OFFICERS CHOSEN AT ELECTION YESTERDAYD1CKMAN CHOSEN COUNCIL HEAD c>untii Destiny MANY ATTEND Stolen Cornet
FOR COMING YEAR AT LAST lhl,en,hmHim SW1NG0UT0F Founi in c> nn- MEETING OF GOVERNING BODY
I I, Elected Vice-Prnident, Farley Choini Secretary; Flan
art Made (or Annual Cap Niyht, Jure 2 ; Name Can
didutn on All-College Ballot.
tii»n o f ollitvr- fo r the com ini 1 Itui-iiie-s at (he la t meclinjz Tuesi I ay night« Milton 1 Jiuki f •*! the oflice o f presidi lit o f I !
itr wttf the main a- Student t'oun* Wyandotte, was
• \ «•ruing body fo rit. lion Fisk» Highland Hark, reueiv-ing the second^ '<•:« in ibi- Italiotiug, v.;u automatically named as sidelit aridi Mmanl Farloy, Albion, was (»letted to «• o f socretarv-treas-&
J h»-* new ly elected prved "ti the
v and F a r le1» as elai utatives and Fisk as
vaine* met*’ tup
Beaver Family Moves Into New Home
Lncnting o f Lost Initrument
SENIOR CLASS *•,oof Retoru.
3000 People Witness Aar.no! |* ? t m<*r o-trn an inkhown
Senior Ceremony Despite
Ram Threat. b4*,id •"C j y i ; ; poiu-e invest, igi;
LANTERN NIGHT NEXT £ ^ r “Co-edt lo March With LghtcJ ra a:, .. t -e»t
Lanterns Around Campus na „ ' u i^ lrn e l* 1
Neat Tuesday j j f .
S m a l l V o t e R e c o r d e d i n
A n n u a l S p r i n g P o l l i n gR.0.T.C.SH0W Select Vondette, Asmus
SET FOR MON. and McKibbin fo r ClassPresident Positions Wed.
it* riu n u xr
Number o f Entries in Horse
Show is Greater Than
Last YearCuunn! Cede P.as i hy Hui«e Majority ti All-College Vote; Tie
Ir Sophomore Class Calls for Speuil Elvetico;
Four “ Sticker” Candidates Defeated
W ilUtri l i i i k m i n
SENIORS ELECT ALUMNI HEADS
Stewart Announces Details of
Special Alumni Assona
tion Offer.
•nor • id •>
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b/a iHa reair.' mat
INSPECT LOCAL MILITARY UNIT
ALUMNI DAY TO ATTRACT GRADSPromirent Alunni to Gather
On Campos for 7Sth
Anniversary.
CO-EDS TO SIGN AS COUNSELORS
Fvrly Start is Made on Big
Sister Movement for
Nest Year.
L * -, i * i, «ta r , it lune 6-7 Are Dates Set for
Annual R 0. T C.
Irspection.
. JL#«4n*U. «* MmrWKV T>
-■ : *»ted ■
FEES REDUCED BY BOARD ACT
SUMMER WORK BEGINS JUNE 20
Sirte Board of Afrifultur i
Takes Action to Cut
Payroll.
*rol. A H Nelsoo Will Again
Head Sunnier School
Activities
TO PUCE TROPHY CASES IN UNION
Blue Key and Sen,or Class Pre
•eot Cases as Lobbv
D e c o r a t io n s
BIOLOGICAL FRATERNITY
TO FETE NEW MEMBERS
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nmt pr-< n H W**t*' ■!« *.‘.lu ity member*.
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SNIDER TO PLAY AT DEMOLAY HOP
Prominent Detroit Orchestra
Faotsred io Lansing
Spring Dance
SEK ROT. PLANS HIE SATURDAY
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Yearling, Show V n l u w k(|«wiety. m m Inducted I#»t 1j»iida.v Hitting a i Kileen Hurls
Nice Game.
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COLLEGEBULLETIN
C»*cd Editor
T o Win! « Mann
Farley. M II •. K. ('■ Marron■r« K. W Har.
II Sbaitnf. (\ W illiam «, Maini. F Fi
»TH KKHs OH BALLOTS
He r e s
One S m o lc e
fo r MEN
E D G E W O R T Hh JW O K IM G T O B A C C O
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Those who took ever the reins of the organization with the ceremony hold then nrp: Milton Dickmnn.captain; A. o. Hubert, first lieutenant ; Emory Poster, second lieutenant; and R. P Wilson, first •ertjenni
After the induct inn rites n committee was appointed to arrange n
twirled for the Spartans and turned banquet for the Inspecting officers
The Vpsilanti Froth won their turn game with the State venr!inns here Saturday. H to 6. Bob Kileen
Michigan state*» baseball team meets Western State hérè Satureia at 4 10 p. m The University of Chicago nine will be played on the Spartan diamond Memorial Day at 3 o'clock in the alternoon.
Campus Artistt Honored AbroadFour Muuic Imtmetnr, Invited
lo Teach at Saliburg Ordì» M irai Acadamjr.
T h e Fog Horn
YPS THW CLADT^Ä« C t m iR E STATE All-ag council Fleeted the fo|ir
ing officers Tuesday night pr * dent. Allen Cox, Charlotte vl,: presidertt. Wilbur McMi
in a good performance, but weakness In hitting on the part of his teammates accounted for the loss Parker, who turned back the Vpsi i:lne earlier in the season. 8 to 6, was out of thr- line-up with ah Infer ted foot
The yearlings hit at Kalamazoo , this afternoon playing the Western State freshmen Due to weakness in the pitching staff. Bob Kileen will probably be forced to pitch hvg* second game inside of a week Two ganies with Lansing Eastern hign school, here, are the oulv others remaining «»n the schedule.
who will review the Michigan State ■»liege R. o T C. June 8.
E L J ÎC T < I. A S S O I I K K R S IN K L K C T IO N S W K IV IM Y
About a hundred years ago. in 1830. to lie exact, the people of Salzburg. Austria, and other inlet-'
Migjt -whool trackmen of Michigan ‘I?1* 1 “ » various nationswill compete in the annual track icrn,pd ftn ‘nteinatlonal foundation nnd field championships which will ,(;r . PVWWvatlDfi, of the blrth-be held Saturday in Stale's stadiutu l,*nr,> °f Mozart, who was a native
on of the city of Salr.burg. Since| hat time the foundation has grown!
..... . tremendously. It now possesaes theig y g . S g P ' l hou* tn whirl, Momrt . » tom.
the villas In which lie compoM-d
at 9 00 a. in. a n d 1 00 p m .
•Continued from pai 1>««ssful candidate for treasurer u tins das.» Was Robert Iz>ng. Pon tin« with 03 ._v«»t«*s. Thom a* War ner, l.ansmg. was the defeated cun tildad' With 80 votes
Tn the freshman class. ClificrtM« Kibbm.
A n n u al stnednt art Sunday. May 25, tn the studios the art department in olds Ha.I Types of nil work presented In the department are on display T h e exhibit will continue for two weeks and is open t«» tlie* public every afternoon from 3 to 5 The exhibit ■ s open all Sunday ufternonn.
We were sitting at our de*k with our iwper knife at "Present sabre" when the tallowing letter "passed in review."
Ntaie News.MIrhlfan state CoHegr
W#» the "hnpe sf (be world." Ibe eaMege itadent«. are nat Hie Ignorant of Hie Itsse n i, the •rise af the mine. We rlamor for a ball and send M r men off to a " i lor ions" carnage. We whine far drum«, little seeing that each beat means one mom agony. We who lave the clink of sabres will one day scream to hear It.
Ho here's to the Military Ball!It on ly co sts us o u r lives.
MANHAItRT L. IMI.KV.
t retT I T L E S A T D A 3 U — 1 secretary andaim Lepnrd. Lake Odessa I This council is made up at
Stale Second in Field o f 14 tl™ ts 811 the clubs of & , .. , : cultural division, and the «ia.
Senoaw; ronr Intercollegiate business manager nr the m „ . , n , 1 Anrlculturlst. Cox Is presidea fC i f f l DttmfH. I the Orange. MeMalh of Bl(«i
1 Bridle, and Lepnrd of the
BEATTY 6 HIGH SCORER 'ub
Mttiter,
ed I«» popho o p p o ti
ic office ol e president Robert Ki
Laming, was tiam- e of hext year's
iefeating hinHilt ol 85 In
Beekeepers .seminar w .mnwai barbecue in I mght Games, contests ment and eats will be I
bold tin i: r-tuin to •ntert alii iilshed.
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Mary 1 « i andida
ldCIKV 111 tinan Stickle. En# cnted Barbar jet Laming, t Lansing co-id ic ballot of t!it ill of
I ut heran student tint» util inc* if\t Sunday night, Mav 20 at 7 3
s tu d e n t ( i r a i t « « - m e e t in g Frida
Doctor Edward II. Kraus, Dean « he Summer School ¡it the Univ.- it y n l Michigan w ill g iv e all uatrated lecture on "The Queat i nan-made gems.' .June 3. in ti Ham le e tu r *1 ru oln o f th e C h e m is t I. l id d in g The Ic i . lu i i ' w i l l In* giv. nder ti c auspice?, of the Michigi*
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I'aihrUr figure : by I let prnwf vent.
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w «-»•«' Garinpenri'd unop
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i stat. chapter o f Phi Kappa Pi T - lecture* will in' open to the stud«
also u»opposecandidate
(leYlntav Sprilli P a rt# lotnort’i v night ¡ti Mi.' baltmotn o f the Lt.
dared clcl’ted (H 'sil iprVs l»\
his bn ileta^irmVicaìl
*11,1! Masonic Temple. Flryct 8ni
for Mie annual pariv. which ir co
Stiideni Councircephm- c (» il ivhirh a l»
i idcrcd on»» ot (he most outKtnndn n vpniig parties * t th e year A d m - ; ion $t 50 per couple
Band concert next WVdnesu
e re p o « lë d S itr ! t
¡Mily 4;’ vote-9 Ardeh
s i m o w s
“ ‘‘ P«'« * pr* Tuesday. Ma# 31, la n ic io ili|liIII III salai loor 4 ap nlglll. Fcnlors will nrm caps and gmt i
fome cf his moot fnmoua «*p»*rna. and a very famous conservatory .»f munte, the M oralteum It has a véry complete set «*f records related to MmMrt mid his family, and. furthermore. it has established, forS S I S Í * ,h'' ', " l' bUr“ ,r «• comm»nd the writer fur the
Th» rtret, i. i a u i tllOiifht e\prra,rd In the letler we, , r, , f" , AnU,','” V h5* **' wll> hr Mi led (mcinxt t we 0,,„.fi UH?« M -.“ i m" i demo the writer« attitude wo »111
'’« w unity ? be 0.1I.HI a militar,«. On suoi, atan u Voice, piano, violin, orilo. «„UJool a, military wo On nni ohoosoand tlie theory of imiale under \a
world fnniOUS masters The Arad- envy is related to Michigan Slat«’ ih Mud from hete go four members «I the staff of the School if Music In involtisi ruction there dmini the Bne«|h I* Kimuihsummer Rlcliards, plrrc* fve written »»l moonlight and starlo» of the institute of Music hero Ughi:and cp-director of the Orchrxtral rve written of passion and palli;
Alexander . tfcitF 1ster. in- I ’yp ealletl you "My darling. Mytally known cellist ; Midi- prertoua." "My .starling."ss famous violinist; and in crasrlrwly soulful refrain.
i , ms ornveure. International operai.ind ion. ert artist I'vo written in sonnets and ballads;
As a signal honor was paid to Mr I ’ve wrlten Itti blank verse and free Richards who is the outstanding The fact that iny heart has been exponent of the harpsichord in broken apartAmerica todav t’poti his first visit And Love's made a monkey of me to Salzburg he was allowed lo plavupon Mozart » original harpsichord, I've written, oh yes. I have written, which has been kept m a glass case But Ihe time's come when I have1 .«¡nee the opening the Moznrteum to to shelfthe public TH# nmomtiH line m them* verses of
It has been one of the alms oil mine-tbe institution since Its opening to I've liegun to believe It myself give e v e r y student who takes nd- HUMBUti.vantage of the opportunity to study there the privilege of a public Appearance The Academy sponsors various productions throughout ¡he eight weeks that the summer school ¡ d» session In which students aregiven a rfiance to demonstrate their ’Die clout that Abo made at Jar kill bifore discerning listeners . son would have come in handy v«
features which few torday. "Ninth Inning Abe failed
uadeiny, e rna Mi el Pi
Michigan Normals track squad, properly named tlie "Huron«." turned the tables on liBiehigan RtiT.c and the other twelve teams competing In the state Intercollegiate meet held In the Spartan stadium last Friday and Saturday, winning with a total of 70 2-5 points. State was second with 3ft 1-5.
Four State Intercollegiate records went by the board as star performers from all over Michigan went to work Tin* bole vault, mile relay, two tulle freshman relay, nnd high hurdles records were all broken in til© preliminaries AlthofT of Western State, vaulted 13 feet 1 3-4 inches lor his medal. Ypsl's mile relay team did the course in 3 2Mfl to get a new high mark, the Huron two mile freshman relay team did 8 04 8. ntld Ted Bath made the tiinn <f 15 flat in the 120 yard high hurdle preliminaries f«»r a new record. although he failed to win in the (Inal heal
Keast HpscS out Arnold of Ypsi In the 440 to win With the time of 493 O'Neil of U of I) ran Ihe
100-yard daah in 10 fiat to defeat Lafayette for the second time this yea.r The State man came in third Swartz of Western State had been
"I'm ctHuliig dawn.. wlilt Ihe llii." warned the house wrecker's
assistant, as he started descending fmm the ronf.
conceded first chances in t,1 mile run, but O’Connor of Yp i had been snapping at his p.. entire route edged around i stayed there until he broke ■ tape. The time was 4 219" **
Otto Pongraee won the 880 <u Ihe fact it was his first-ran , doers ih this event. Small : , to expectations and came tj with a win in the twro mile
Bratty’ of Ypsi was higi man with 16 1-4 points. It«' 1 Ypsi was second with 4 i t his teammate. Schatlc, tied v/ Boflon of Alma for third pia*< mu! six points.
The final scores are a. Michigan Normal. 7(1 2-6; M, 1 * Stale. 39 1-5; Western Rt.aU-,IJ. of I). Ill; Detroit City <9; Alina. 9. Albion. 5 oin< * 1 (•rand Kapids Junior, i «Rtntp. 0. Hillsdale. 0; II , Kalamazoo. 0. Muluuan Tech
■ Teddy’s Retreat |■ SMOKKS and KW ECIs •
a In tha Same Old Flair *
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)BARRATT SHOE REPAIRINGO V K IN C — S H IN K S
Under ('»liege llrug StoreL A C E S
101 K. Grand It tur
H in t' Vim T r ied O ur
Frida v ilo remainder of the
'ins ml sophomore election
European summer visitors miss the Salzburg Festival, which Includes the presentation of ten orchestral ennemis under widely known eondtulors. and five cathedral conce»t T w o tickets a Week ’.«» ihe Festival are presented to «'neh student Who attends Mie summer session of the orchestral Academy
As something «»I hii innovation in tin# coup try there is in process • •t formation an oignnl/aMon known a* the American Society. Friends of the Moraticum. which has the tovkina ,,f «.fjthiwt K,„. smiir(I»ec.pi“ ¡o »nc middle west Tot* or-. .snlzailon is „rider the direction of ° ' v ' ' . ' “ ««»s i- ir
Mt laewis Richards, and has as it# ,h ,‘ nFit11-1 m it r»f a S i l f i \\secretary Robert .t Oolcnian, als«* Hut!
«*f the in.stttirtc of S h ìIotx l«»r iliraM o r bUd(-
to duplicate the feat Ite performed Rt Michigan in the first game o( the Mn-lu mm series when he hit ¡i homer in the ninth. With two out. ohe tuli behind 111 Ule ninth'intnnu. the big lad struckoiit .Hot like the old epic about t tie Mighty Casey
STRAW HAT TIME
Small Portion Hot PlateA (ituid I .iinchiMin for 2 V
G r a c e E . L y o n C a f e
FR E E%£% P R I Z E S * V D A I L YFive $1 Meal Tickets
Five FrizesI 11 lit*t «»in pnrkjtKT »»f ( ig n id trs
•" 'h .. « p.,, U.iuc'» of filini, nr th ir r luil> nf ( .itidv
«•nt1« I« lucky |M*rsui»N ever) day in die Cafeteria
Winners will hi* posted every day X B R E A K F A K T S P E C IA L S
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T H E U N I O N
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If prescnf.-plans inaicilali/c ie iT is everv indication at
'hat they will, the American tntfliwl# to - ffei «chola rxbtp*i, tans of out tandiiiu merit
they are given the advniih instruct ioti bv masters m i'ociar field ot music in -WMiichrr intcrested1 usual «»ppoi limit v Is iifîord- studcnts of Michigan stair association ««i ui*imciors
fiere wit ii the Orchc»tral n\ ih th.it ih'•re is to i»“ ing in Mir nature of an e\- of teaching talent Mem the tegular staff of the
ii men known ¡ill over i)«*t«*r i heir amiti v and gcniit* coin“ her*- In Mie winter «O
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m.-rii pouring m to Mr Coleman sinn »ri»ved ¡.nnmincement «»f Mie Academy iimaa* made public Among those wit t, .mdwork- As a result of seveml-campus fire . ¡,1 i« Cambridge police fiave asked Hat i m- '«rd students to reform and cph*
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Memorial Dfty Exodus Marks Quiet pi AN DOM'D AM Weekend WUE Mayo Hall Dance and Z™ »KUliKAWI
One Fraternity Party Only Affairs FOR CARNIVALS*r«r«l T i l l mt G feei m i Large U m iferi o f Dinner Gueth Bonlilrt In Acrnmpnny
Entertained by Saroritict; Senior Girli are Honored 32 Wat,‘ f Treni; Tiriceliby At amane and ActHrea.
i i i n i K i A N ò i/ i 11. N E W S tonta*W. A. A. Reveals SERVKEHONORARY Co-ed Tourney
Rules to be mm a ire c iytetw In Court GameAWnntoH in Pali »111*113 01A I t t « ^
on Sale June I .
Adopted in Falln fv i i iw n m fo n ^ 't t ^ io n G ovrrn
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B A N D C O N C E R TH A L T E D B Y R A IN
'Continued from par»; l>
Support the ad v erti aera In tht M ich igan state Nena; they support your college newspaper.
will feature as gwm Richards director ol
Banquet Marks Conclusion ot ■ **, w i n ■ K;i,u Mt■; Jwniwr W om en Take Honor« In pi»v »»"• f**no CnC erem onies fo r Flew Blue
Key Members.Inter-Class Track
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Mary M ayo Hall spring ditnce and a few fratern ity f tit.ns are the hiffhlixhU o f the comina week-entC which \yp mainly characteriKtized by the abaence o f bi.r o f Htudenta over Memorial day.
.lapaneae lantern « w ill d e c o r a te thi* terra >|arv Mayo hall, and decorations in paatel ¡>«tT in the parlor« o f the dorm itory fo r the inriny- dance on Friday evening. Nate F ry ’s Gold D igger' fyrniah music fo r danelnir.® patrons w ill be f'ap ta in and i Mrs. S. C. Blanton, Mr. and (I a \ i vvMrs. K. S . Linton, and Lieu* tenant and Mrs. II. Mar-
M.ij'/r by Borghi 1 ?.<no pia-. Trohshkowsl ture Part of the ol the R O T Cber* p| a v* r.g ’ heBraumoM Tower '/and :n the num lr
mkAht Ij-w: the Michiganl*4C H e W illncerto in D
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I iimn LIU 1*1» n lla n r ej ' iw M 8. C Colli.gian.s will plaj
,i- i he Union Literary society» pnng term party at the idttii
Theater tonjtrrow evi’nihg Patron? «>.; be Mr and Mrs C H Nirkl* and Mr and Mrs. R M Warren
laitatnv U r ltM s f O rder s u n S p arta Part»
Floyd RnlderS popular dance hand frrm Detroit will furnish ituim* for dancing at the annual spring simr*-- jjajty »ponnorrd by the bansinA < ;d**r of DeMolay to be held in the Masonic temple downtown i< mnr- •. w evening from 0 until 1 n'elrrV ; >• aJTair will Ue informal wnii ¡»•rt* apparel f»r*‘dnmm#'iiig
■»igina Alpha lota lliumred at Mindeale
Mrs Merton H. CMark retiring prmince president of Bignm .Alpha Iota, national muaic Iratem lty. 1« piiWTtaining tlie entire rner»»bersiup
'igma Alplia Iota throughout the • *** at a Mar Dowell silver tea and locale Haturday afternoon T?n honor Hudent* of »he Alpha
<t .pif*r al. Ann Arbor and the A l- ■ Lambda chapter a» Mi* i.igan
• • »'e college will be gue^t artiftt* tin afternoon.
' ' ir off* ring rcceivwl »-.II b» given the niaintenanre of Pan« < on
■ ¡fKHted at Peterboiotigh N H
The *ommitte«- „ n member«,ip of the American A*«M*rUtion of I nlversit» Wumen met ir» Detroit rei enti»
The chairman nf the frmimit tre. K attorno Roters Adam« «a * ln*tm» teif in visit Michigan•state rnllegr before the nr»t meeting. V, hrduled for the first week in November
*he Mill report on her in*-ne< tlon nf thr college. On her ripen will depend whether .*r ro.l Mlehigan state »*. allowed .nerr. betvhlp in the \ \. | \%
Sphinx V\ ill Entertain at
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K* a lowing *h«- lantern night « niCK next TuewdijN i ven mg
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’.ei« ( ianuna t|je n* arit-. held a breakfast a* Po
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g »lie »dvisair* and patrone*' Ir» Harriet H AnsJev.. Mr- M
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mlels, Mrs R W fiend*- »n «TWiie th C m irad * . <tt a# a sp*‘Ma; guett
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Michigan Wins In Spite Of Ninth Inning Rallyd? • IKOBSMEN BEGINWOLVERINES WIN BV 4-3 SCORE AS SPARTAN SUPPORT FALTERS AT CRITICAL POINTS IN CONTESTSparlar Nine Loses First Home Contest With Wolverines in-Four
Years When Players Fail to Bunch Hits; Ninth Inning
Rail) Ends After Two Runs Are Scored.
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m e m b e rs o f th e M ic h ig a n ten m an t III«* lirn y ir »* t h e fa n s took a p u l i iUlnr delight III rar/mv 'I Yd I ’r a i • k i •1 mui Gatcner DUTlcv i *i iht* W oi-. i
To Play Five Gante* in Seven D a y s ; Wind U p Home S.’ a
legliite i)!i' ••hall clininplon.slilp Ima bettn just Rboul deciditi botwecif Western Hlute inni Mlchignn Nnrin al UvVoui'h Un vi r Luì* ol Mh Invìi» ■ vietory over t-he H parta no yea tarila y, lina, i a p'i .si hi II ty timi U. (ho Hpttllii».-' ili li-nf Mie IViuhen. miti
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at P^alama'oc FY:da~Western ^tate has been noted for
its strong teams and this veai team a‘.cording to all reports is one t:l th« Mtrongest Iri tis history The fcachets have been defeated but once this ■•■nr* when they fell be
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beni t ie Union«' mal VW.-liii» State Hulls le tints team I « hard at work in the immillili'? mime ihev will In preparation for their hardest, have reeovi led miu h ol the p iv lii'** »n itrii of the sen.'.»» The Kpmtuiis lost in Hie pievtoir deleals meet the strony W e*lem Slate learn
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In the Sparlali' ind tl»*' Wolverines'
Ptr pitcher oui ot sta le threatened or t ie Michigan
Me(lowed to hi? m place ot Mudo d > had been troubled by Hie V cune litichili'.' Ummehnfri ainc Hoot-' cot op w
■d hi« slow groin i a h lplc into c
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Michigan had only (out men left khouit/ who in u simitar on buso* while the SparIans ieri the mime ember in H nine of their m ntfffi stranded In hit a home run struekoi the sisfth tm m ig with the Imi..-, n uuunr an d tli g m n e Untried and two nut Captain «lohnM itd .^ n * ro lle d w estk lv to i l i ( l a f ite r l id - .H a r dp it i h e; w In* th rew out C lr if l ih a? «tòhh C ia f ite r S p in im il i t e pia? I la ! e n d e d what U m i l i . » Iti Id ei w ie the o u t- tu n d í »
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i climax in the sixteen inning' struggle the seventh °whr1 I wo ten ms en clier in lb«' sensori, which eti mu- at ¡ion»
n i in h ti< •'! lie. The contesi ycstenlnV“ was tilled M en s e took I ip.?uni» id lite I test find some o f tlie worst baseball seen I College field this year. JÌJ,
Conch Ray Fisher's men took every* advantage o f the weight b i t s yielded b y Charlen Griffin to score their runs. ?•'
while* tin* Spartans were®id*!»' to make only three runs however was fruited and FnwcotiOh eleven b its g iv e n ftp •»>'Jack Tompkins and Me Neal,
. " i II» ' tirai I , , fim w vi ... ,,that the Spartana prive drap* w.m ordered cut »»t the dug» ped to tin* Ann Arhor team tin* u m p ire Otluu MKiitymi •iti their home field within ',,r* w*th e last f o u r years. It wa also th» tirsi game that Grit- doivntin has lost against the University FuwcetTü pin ot tin- btp in s»\ Mans He had previously Verv. ìli He use. however. >«• taken ib mensure ot the Wol- 1» \t—p l»\ he was doubled verlne- four times nod then pitch- jjnse < u Morse's |h in Mint •*d the en tin* n> Innings of tin* first Mtelilft.in seored r i i io f i f vaiiu u ?w »tii the two. i »'a ni- i In- ||)(. i,ini.|i on a single In I
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the Mi'lih^ao lutoTr
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NETMEN TO MEET WESTERN STATE
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S E N I O R P L A Y
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ra m j th e su b je c t o f in h a lin g . B ut d m l^ in g an im p o r ta n t iu u c i t n»c l.iu k y S tr ik e ’s p o lic y !
IX> y o u in h a le ? T h a t q u e s tio n is \ iu l iy im p o r t a n t . . . fo r ttrry tmokrr in ha lev—k n o w in g ly o r u n k n o w in g ly . 1 very s m o k e r b re a th e s in so m e p a r t o f th e sm o k e h e o r she d ra w s o u t o f a c ig are tte ! A n d th e d e l ic a te mem* hr .j iics o f y o u r th r o a t d e m a n d th a t your sm o k e b e p u re , c le a n — free o f ce rta in im p u ritie s !
N o W 'ondcr L ucky S tr ik e d a re s to ra ise th is v ita l q u e s tio n ! F o r Luckies b r in g y o u th e p r o te c tio n y o u w an t . . . hecauae L uck ies’ fam o u s p u rify in g p ro cess rem o v es c e rta in im p u ritie s c o n c e a le d in e v e ry t o b a c c o le a f . L uck ies c rea ted th a t p rocess . O n ly L uck ies h ave it!
S o , w h e th e r y o u in h a le k n o w in g ly o r u n k n o w in g ly , s a f e g u a r d th o s e d e l ic a te m e m b ran es!
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