c >f the varletloH plant- •• 11 garden w ill «-oni-
ornhly w ith th»* better ipal iiarib'na as il doe*
1 the l»<tmil..11 gar- * r rhoola.
m is a graduate of the I at the K ew garden* II** has h«*en at work
plot* -into it was pos• ■it of doors, and al-
»• i vast itnprovotnent• • method*. II»' cornea• fo llow ing experience
|»**at ku<*wn Kngliah
N l'M f.RO US E V E N T S R E M A IN
ON W . A . A . S C H E D U L E
o d tiled for the retnain- •Ttn on the W A. A.
numerous, f'aptnin* .re to lie ho-«mi tbia-
r 'he has* hall final*.Tuesday when th«*
<1 sophomore* meet. The lasses w ill p lay on th«* y and the final* w ill he day A track meet i*
r Ju n e 5. w ith a canoe anquet the fo llow ing
P rom ised Good W e a llte r fo r B o lli
Days of Show; A l l C lasses
A re F ille d .
I light
Ma
past a (I II:pr«*i
111*111 t
maker*
* h u - p a r t i n t h e I t u s " t l r e g g . w h o
a m i e l and « o r l ie I , l y . vs h o I . i r n i s h e s
■ I hand in turtiMh I tfh >n .«hand.mt
P o l l t h e • ( t u p l e s
* a. « e ss ! a l p .ir t> .
SENIOR PLAY CAST PERFECTS DETAILS
PROTEST AGAINST STATE MILITARYPresident of State Board ot Aijrt
culture (lives Petition Slight Consideration
GKOESBECK TALKS AT UNIOM SMOKERI rlli mI Publie Lifr and Point«
Out Krernt Improvement* al College.
• ktrn- ■mnual
•vt . k of . iiiiuiii<iii’i-nii n t tt.*- .«-I iap , ii 'h* prepur.i'ion for ?h. production o f ! In» fi ve ac t ! r ic*-«J> a-« •-•••■n and< rt *k* n
W e d n e n d a y t h e ■ a-t w a s m e a s u r e d l o r t h e i r coat u tn e .s , « h u h * t i l h e l i p d e i i r e i ' from » It* fri»«. >• hol*» C o .
o f C h i c a g o . T h * - xa-nir p r o p e r t i e s
dAll of
r«>.* t i r m a v e ;»**«■ n a n d o n l y
At The Union- t
1
•h t «a ilM l
M e I u g u l i
Iller«- Mill he- IMI I, »«err r f (Ul;»r I oèftii p.iri ie» thè** t«*rtn.
.de r , j T h e r e i* .1 ' I I I . i l l - e le v i leefl *.f I
! *ke .th« | initialled pijiet* »1 the main ilrwl«. J *v* monta I IT >ihi utsli .trailhrr it iju i jJ i t m u s t j lie ordered for >**«• gislative j - Iinulti in, j I f ' 1 • *« ha•• • e.-* .•>.,• i iiiuu 1« • m a j o r i I ' 1" "** -h * " t l* l v . -n r * -* 'r a j
1 r ^ ' r ^ . r . ’r !I (H N |
ernor.
Marble in Library Contains Million Year Old fossilsi . .- 'h e r s i- i i ik n H to rm i I ' 11 d is a p p o in te d Io-d on page 4) ^ ̂ T T ^
RHODES SCHOLARSHIP ✓ < • «. » MAWARD TO BE MADE U M e* e FurmshesJUany Jobs
— tor Graduate Studens• r .nter«*.»t to tboac
"llege lib ra ry »houid d n * a p p '- a*r m arking* that adorn orig inal•! 'he in terio r
- la b * of the floor* ubd -.t r«»> * d :' »Hy filled w ith foaail.*. of the •<»f .«nnnal* thnt lived M«.r*-
•*-«r»-,Nago in allm y wal- iw p rin t -
• IR LS H O S T T O ailed
K JR C O - E D S V R O A S T nn»-t >“ n tn a ti > • -1 :
!■ Stylo lied* enjoyed the hike to1 'he “ weenie*’ roa*» u n d e r pi
senior g irls tendered '<» along th<'-'•'mber* of the jun io r or irn > 1'• >)' • vening. The affair ro t W*
• vent o f It* kind to be th e i lL . i l-enlor cl*.»** for the Jun- t io b * <>f
U be made a part of the d !**«>! ved' **» in the future. Mabel opposite
head of the com mittee in that dev*ding as {
\njr!<T' t fie
ipplh
• large hum nil a varied
H 'h heglUA il nt ''ip«nrii
, r a al 1*1«
r.»* *nd .‘.ornore r.t neuat Nnd 2S
•rjr three thin •* to name a
,e third v>‘*r. no I from Michigan
Aydelotte of i* the \m< rl- an
«de» icholar»blp
. . ,id* km ,;»* !FiiiU :.n ;,*** we n•n* ,r au t..« un. .,i , nooU for a
« month».\ arge number t tn- tt hav« triad«
iint-H tor tfii-inselvea »Ad »otli« ut ,*re s*-ry recent graduates, one
o lia t« of ! be agricu ltura l di tri* ion •ne *-ditor */f r«)A*r Farm ing, an
h*-r « .* government ¿ugar beet *«a- •rt. Th« eriginnwritig taff of the ■t,»muera Tower 'ornpanjr is made
U rg r ly of M ichigan rftnte gradu* » hverjr division turn» out a « tuber of teacher» for - ur g ran* mar id nigh *chooia, while a few »Uqp id ’ .«k* . r.tduat*- work *t«d «orne of *-»»- 'each here or at other collègue Th« engineering department offert• graduating student» a larger num- •r of jobs then any other diviaien
ciailza t .mi O erigiti»-»
h ! egree 1*1« field aft ruent
*‘ge
*•0 for
T w o
*>r* »tel ind ¡cm 'here - ompari>
*mpanj 1« iper.ro» nt*i
be .argeet one inatituttea .er than the u t . i l f natltu
n are going te mpany in I«ee omg ¡nto roa-
» iru rtion work T *r»»- u n d or en other for cooetracUon om pen leearound 'he country, in * r cm f*rp*M rd l iThgkqjwypkuJ
In the egrtcQ ltural on eech•I'-partt .ent »ende o*jt * number of m«'D to »-ach of the various branches
I < «intmued oo pepe I I
d » a , irger ,*.** 1 .-ver -en' n t.«-for » K«*o Motor Car -
Th« ree» are• mg
M ic h ig a n S l a t e N e w sPublish'd twice weekly dartag tfc# w llw r year by the students o f the Mlchtgaa State OoUegOL Altered aa aarond olaa* matter at the post- office, mf a* f-a— l f , Advert lain* rate* furnished upon
applies tioa to the Bustoem Manager
EDITORIAL STAFF
K JD ITH H IM E B A U O H . H I -------------------G O RD O N W H IT B U R N . 17a. H e ra la a House B R V A PRBSC 'O TT . *S7h. Kappa I*atta House Jo e Porter. 1M . Ph i Kappa Tau House - Georgia IJg h tfo o t.
... Editor Buaineaa Manager
. Do-od Rdltor Sporta Bdltor
Features
A aa la t in i Kdltara i r rnn Horton. I*ale Medili. John Brlsbin.
Reporter* » I» Hill. Maria» Ben net?. K Mclunis. Wm. Muller. George H. Moore, Berh «*1111*. Far Gillia, V F. Kiiubut, J. A. Healing.
Bualmee RtaE—Adrsrtiaing— L. 8nyd«r *29. Vie Ander*»o, 28; Tekl« Sparks. 28; la*wia Snider. 29 i im la tio o — M ai Goodwin. 29
O FF IC E *—B A S E M E N T NM W L IB R A R Y B l 1 L IU N G Printed at the C a n pus Press— Phone 2 8415
Editor lain appearing in the M IC H IG A N 8 T A T E N E W S are w ritten by the editor-ln-chlef and hta sm uean’s, who are students. They ran In no way be Interpreted aa r e p r in t in g the official viewpoint of the rolleg'N or of college officials.
S U B S C R IP T IO N —S250 T H E SC H O O L Y B A It
Hirvt; Kf.\h n gm i u »m iK i \i -i t i M » :
I h i* i I : t lld*< O f t i l l
.d til.' it .‘I tid that
I crowd I to dis
.tod I hef r i l l t f “ f
I '• titillili
dll
gentletuen, (and we heHevt* il i* l H tdmuld le* proteeted b.v ;i fune of men who are not devoid of Ibi* cluirnder-
|istle* of a gentleman, it nitiy !»«• ihat thè officers were uierely oarrylng out ordera of thè beati of Ila* depnriimHit li (ake* very little InlelHcem-e to club and nntagonize ti gì "d t
. hnt it in a t»t*k wortliy ol perse one |n*ii «-«»f*111y
The tlesk sergentiI w! student prisotiera. witliepifhels iltltit te prilli i l
and ealled thè stndents ¡inideile*, did ned n i’-*“ darò* in *•• doinu. " in woman asked t<* >•*<• er ristori student* *he h :i* iviiy bui iliat yvIiii• li "• gentleman When sia w ith ber nhnser for li - was toìd t<> gel "Ut Su«h treatment of Inda word* " f thè Journal ed ma ni y and !»••!» in*l thè offleer* ubo look ila jé*»r itt thè |iri*uner* safely Indiihd thè bar*eon r a gè.
T e l i m e n w e r e •!••'a i t o '
h o | o U h i e l i t h è n i : i \ " f
b o e h « p i o t e d a * d e - « n i*
il d e a d m a n T lu * > v\. ■
f o r o h a ! t l i e y d f d a - o
a * a m e a t i * o f • s p a n k i u .
b o d y A * Ilo * J o u r n a l
• ali - l a n d I la * d a m a l e
h i l m I r e i ! d o l l a r - ÌV>r a '■ o f p » v « H U e t i t l . a n - i n g - li
a l e l e l n a t i o t i .
FARM CROPS DEPT TO HOLD STATE WIDE HAY DAY
NO MORE E X T R A S(.■ill)» of itaU I'ompanjr no longer M a k e the HOC each charm
extra iwisNengexs. ____Therefore, two, throp. four or tiro paasangera may bow rids for
price of of»«*. _ _This should appeal to students as groups of At« an y now
taxleaba at but slightly more than street ca r fara.
TH E M A C K E Y C A B COM PANYDial »1-444 *lw» i n , t
r—TWO DOW N-NO BO DY OUT
•.I
I- .in
r.iki* aV» illop, make a hit w ith her
(bedotiinti*%« ill do lltivt
^ rr— for you. - .
Priced * • .51» to $10
i.iin lit«
A lug pre i lie farm
Tin* program will H a r k v m a N1 * S H O E SHR WASMIMCTOM AVB.
l’Io .lout nal did how, ■' aiitag«* of tie* ««pporninir> itself by following up r*>. w nil tie* pubii-liIng of a pn
the ¡--u»' elearlv atei fed I rained and paid to write >i w bat is going on
l e i p i I-»*- ,i- k n
fhou-alel- 1.4 d«> He Lansing .d r biting the ion
laili-ihg Inia,(i«>ii < f
"Y A L E BOW I.”
\ •
S2..*«a
STRAWHATS
"I-.I frm it 'an.ima ■*. sn a p p fil
t -iin**.!
W h en silvery/
moonlight falls on town and field— and the long, joyous tour home is ready to begin
— have a Camel!
that tie olir*, aud seli.it lanisti
We «»il contint
•vi and Si»\ u lo r> fo r Ih c s s . S J to SH
M A Y B R O S.*11m H a t s t o r e o f U w To s t i
•A5 9 W «ahlug?on Ave.
OPEN SATURDAY NIGHT
g. f. Bevo«»1*1G e t E x tra C red its a t H o m e —
M »ire than 4>0 »v*ur-«s in 111-; Fngh-h iativ'sA'h»nn'*t^-Z4s 4.«rn , M .*k in L a ’«; -sg»-v U S vn ii.y v .c ts .aie gnen cw w w yow Jr iw «. I M u 8 •» the cw iit they \i» ld may hr aj'p iuii on your o4k*gc JV cr.i -. C a la i < dnw.Ttting csiiTMH tullv. furmahiAl > a t*\4 .» -t W ‘U. i *ia>
7 hr Mmhrraty of ChicagoSB OLi IS MALA CM4CA«SO ILLINOIS
C ISM
W fu \ moonlight washaa wiHKiland ami hills with
light. And the four home is ready to begin— have 4 Camei!
For Camel makes every s m o o t h tour imoothrr, adds of its own contentm ent to every delightful journey. Om rls never tire your t.iste or leave a cigaretty alter-taste. Pay what you will, yotiMl never get choicer tobaccos than those in Camels.
this night as the forrst'topped hills race hv in moonlit procès* sionai. As the magic road curves through the t 'lonnades of birches — ha\ r then the finest made« regardless of price.
Have 4 Came//Cém ti» .dsMM ffce »cr% r liN rrtl tahtcco* grown in a ll thtoo tid ( am*U are blended by the n o tld ’* m.i ’ expertblender*. St*ihm g it h*o g*tod 1er < atmel». /n tl~e naktng of tht* one brnnd vr «;tmeentrate the lukii• •> knowledge and tktll of the largett «>»gam ;*tum of etpettt in (heworld. S o i»iher ctgorette mode it tike ('<1*0 , 1*. I he y are
the o*er9 helming thvuo of ««psrn n .ed »moier*.
The Social Whirl **V A P1W C0TT Kann UaMa
irins th.' week many Impromptu parti«. » , .P„ ....„V.T the M ic h ig a n b a r b a l i nine. F,,r ih* « .m ià i ........
w ill be decidedly lim ited due !.. the fact that manv• u l it » I™ •l“ J' ■>' vacation at their home* The \l.,h.„te rm al In the arm ory, the Hyth lan in the I'nion Fn,,l iiv the Delta Sigm a Phi un Hi«* following night , i' ,„i schedule. The Trlmolra and Phi lielt,, ¡,V 'T ,V(.»•it hollies.
i to theend th»* Staters (in tu tn n
ivunlng,»to« th entertain
%V|»tm tlamma licit n irtive and a lum nae mem- |ir
ii chapter of Alpha (In inma braska . , . entertained at th«» home llari \ Newman at a bridge tea fratern ity gtn v .ititTiioon. week
•i|:iy evening w ill lie th«* date fraternity inform al to lie t „ the arm ory. Dean and j»j,j s Shaw ami Dr. and Mr« ,jav ' 11
i .tun w ill act as patron« for p, ., t r -,. '. w ill!« the munlc w ill b«» j’. («..lit
t,y th*» A in ph Ion Itev.der»»^ jMl( iif ' , tl.-rs' ‘lay of III«* local chap- s,h.*ol
. celebrated by ap«*riaf ac- ^ linker I t Dean Sh aw ’« cabin Satur- njnnding p.-n
I ’lil KappH Tan ,s “ f N u i li a p t o r - *' KU.-st M«IClark or Detroit guest during th
TritiiMim
at N*o ul av was ;
pasi
APPOINT ADVISOR FOR M. S. C. WOMEN
Mr, Hara R i w n
H i l l L , . ' " " " " " th ei h!.'! ,',,''' .'1''' 'Irs lw >1ndvisi.r i.f women in n.e PntvI.'rHUv
;. f fr i.,11 „h i. i , ¡.Mlinthm j« il l n ic h e the .......... ,i , r
i I 'o n li.T w ' l l I ’eu e l'l' N i ‘ “?<»nm n*u.lo .| !. , - I. I I iUS a w . in a t i o f n iro .
' l " ‘I’Sol!al (|llalh \ !,:
««‘ImlMiship atn| insin- « i .im iliar u ,, |( ,
, I" !’ 1 In'-»- ve.-.r«
NO PAPKB TCIXIIAVTh«*re will la» no («suo of thè
Stato Xows Tnesdu.v, .Inno l owltig• o thè fa.t flint th«»r«> wltl* la» no «ch.w»l oli Molalav and i hat tho• a i n p i i s l 'n - s s w h e r e t h « ' S t a l o
\ i-h s is printiHl • wfH oh«orve thè bolide) Mollila \'
• •i»«»rg). Oli , | k
•Il
• r fh< T ilos- i stands ‘
•I' Dii will uh,- i„
Xs• I
,z»»|| w ill «*nt«*rtain the* ,i i.-a Sa tu rd ay afternoon.
!•>«• AIpliian itnnion« w ill ent*»rtain «ov-
so< lety Uteflfbers at Dong i- week-end-• ( 'la rk »pent the w»«-k-
!war«l Matson was a hous«* i,c ilio past week-end.I iiion Ml**rar> tv' w ill oolebrate it« ft nth .Ino.» Ik hy a party to
,t r ia rk take, near iaek-
, >. polds spent the w oek- r»it. " I I . hhI and W . Van . di Ionia, while M Ki n k
!.• \ i«lt.*.| m W yandotte« »D to p ic
-lilri-ks and Kr.-.l Pa rker at tIn- hous.* a fte r til.
T I)
BAND TO PLAY FOR KNIGHT TEMPLARS
To Make Trip lo Kalamaroo For Annual State Conrlavr of
Knight Templars.
Lavrork lo Talk (In Picture«
'A N VOU D A N C E ?
| M Many NewxoA N C Iliè \ LIFTS
forne to your porlner and j Graduation
\ AMTHI'R G WESSON J: VUtROOM̂S East Lansing
Drv G oods
(The ìùntt Jfoníi i'lmpIjiaI t>mod Kitw Avenue ( . i l i I Anaína
drlriigonr 2315
Í .
Hero lb-low We List a Few of the latest Hits On Columbia Records
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lAtn.Titii
lila .TS«
Hie Dm IN II.M.t Ko\ Tr**t llr«-;tkoi‘ Tfie In K.*\ V»Drifting i in I llm m iing K«*\
Ma* Monlte) lltHNile I»«»«.
Il* re t .mws Mai inda I • \ i '■•old I? I Certain!) Could
Thai FeUon the ll«N»r K-
^tatir Mrtil K<-\ Tr-a
We Im h all the lal«M biU ««a M m r * . H l j i r f t o Kolia Mid Short Muak
B u d d ’ s M u s i c H o u s e“ EV ER Y T H IN G IN MUSIC”
*>• Muth IVoohlngtoa A lm o l » m * . Sl-ddgm-Toiir. <H»*N SATI’RDAV RVBNLNOS I 'T IL 1« O tM K *
.1 V .fl till Wt
.m filial T. ni pia
STI IIHXTS DIVI*' KM'ITAI*
I'Im* imislr depart men I w ill give the of a «eri«*« or recital« when Ml««
••in '¡/ir.ln.*r and Mr tM«»rre K«*n- •II appear in a r.-.iial in till* l.ittlo In-afro al th.* homo ocfaioiiiio« ImiM y Tiios.lav. .1 li in- I at s o‘c|.«*kIi..* following program will I..» given A ,l" •' '•'•* pillili.- it i or.lialty invit-
ala Op lit . I'alh.'ti.|it.-1 H.»i»thovi*n AlHegrao Adagio
M i- ‘ ¡aitln.*r Moon or Mt Delight ,|»,.^ian
I.Ixn LehmanMi Kelivol)N " • C h o p in
1 ' .1,1 1 minor Ita.-hiiianiiiolT t M i- «¡ardner
n.'»w*»r ‘ n ia p iw ll T ip to nS'ng ri,.*.- Song« ..i Arah.v o , n
Mi Kenvon I l " I - H i l l . t l „ . I. , i r l i S e i,u b e r i 1.1, «
........is ,ni,,,, n r..» ,,• >ii,pi lip -js Hbeinbohi
FORESTRY SUMMER SCHOOL TO BE NEAR ST. STE. MARIE
Ahou. Twenty-right Studenti Expected to Attend.
M llil • i l.vpertnient»'•«I about |NSt.* Mari.* It
a lt o ll L*H t 'ld .lll«at thl« camp
1 til•'t'poitlte.l
or.«fry . and t«work • » ito- Dunbar4* e
«tallen lor the n th " tiorth. ru
and Pro f «'bitten
d « -p r i III. wt f,,r tbn»""» lookout
pr*- •cling Mo new
FORESTRY DEPT. CEASES SHIPMENT OF SEEDUNGS
Over 350,000 Treee Seat Out Through thè Stale.
T h l* year'R «hipment of s«*n.dling* ha« c«*a«»»d. wltl» ¡150,000 tr«*«*« ni ready s»»nt out. arcordlng to Prof. A. K. Chittenden. h«»ad of thè f«»re«try department.
The tre.»« h n v e b«»en «etit to farm- .*r« throiighout tho «tate for wood- lo t reforestratinn. wind break« and tlt«* like Moni of.theMo are «prue.» aftd pine taketi troni (he college numerimi hot*.*
Prof. Phlttenden pian« to «end out ««»edlingH front Di«* Dunbar nur«- ery tiear Sault sto. Marie next yenr
PROF. C0X T0 ADDRESS NAT. FARM SCH00L C0NFERENCEl 'm f l 'u t » i l i rfH.uk un llie |iro
gratti of ih.* Nat lottiti Kartn Sehool conferen«*«» .Dine 7 in New York city at thè Itiltnior.- hotel un thè èubject, "< tpport nnitle« C ity Hoy« attd D iri« llnvo for Agrieutfural l!du cafitili," l'resiilent l'.ilvtn t'oolhlge says ' I wi«h io , \pr. «« itiy sincere ut«h for 1 li" surre«« of thè contlng National Kartn Seho.d < onfer. nce Ir« purpoHt» to interi*«! thè young non and wonten of ih.» largo ‘‘iti«*« in seletttlHc agricu lture a« un hon- oruble and useful Vocatlun i« to he comm**nd«*«l Not only do voti hold out th«* rtdvatitngc« of «neh u lift* vvork. Iiitt yotj alni to make a\atl able th»* traiiiitik. iiect»««nry for «neh
APPOINT NEW INSTRUCTORK a r l *Dr«*«xo|. w h o -ju<«t c o m p ie i
ti« g r a d iu r te w o rk tu fo r . t r v , I ••-"ti a p p o in te d a lt ìn « f r t ic jo r in i l le p a r t i t i c n t . a m i e* le a c h lin .’ iti t in i.' .1 fo r e s t r y th i« ». r iti
>1 I I i.l II IIM-III >| ,M ............> >IM o i s MAYER GETS APPOINTMENT
LANHINítCOLORPI.ATK
COMPANYHalf Tones /Ine Klrhinifs
( ‘«»lorplatcs
*30 \. Uanhington Ave. I.ASNI NO
limile 519tt
m :\ k ia m ic v m iM .
Harii'tu aiti» dii ft '¿lutpI * I. pi..mi.- al \i.or m t i in* Dpp II i: llltlg.
Make the
i i í a r t j ^ t i 't u n r t ^ h n pYour M(*(‘ting IMa«*e
Q UALITY CAND IES and FOUNTAIN SER V IC E
123 Luti XfirhlgMi
t i t i l l i i m i r 1111111111 « i t i i tn tK
i i U s \l»\ K ltT I 'l i:
l l 1‘nys lo T rad *’ ul
MILLS DRY <;<H)DH CO.
I try t tiMidd
itm d > - to -W «M
Millinery
Kraut) far tor. Third floor
Te* Koooi. Hocowd Floort a M il m i . to n .
HUS MtADS
\ ay where anytime. Parlor roaches accommodating twenty to thirty-live
«-omfortably.
SP EC IA L IX)W RATES
Ji
COLLEGE DRUG CO.
n#ftssSi||pf
P R in .tr . m a t « A ••
STATE BEATS WESTERN NORMAL IN LOOSE GAME WEDNESDAY, 74
"Lafty” Tall«* Hold« Teacher* At Bay WhHe Mate* Poood Oat Victory; Bayoea, Syiekenoam, Kiebler Star.
F B E S H M A N W IN S C A M P U S F E N C IN G C H A M P IO N S H IP
Western 8tnte Normal, which haa toyed with the ball clubs It haa met this year, turned out to be a play* thing' In the baoda of the confident Michigan State nine yesterday afternoon » nd subsided, 7-4. Western State tvhieb boasts of one of the best rounded out pitching staffs In college baseball, had a chance to pitrmle its gun tiers in front of th«* Spartan ramparts, and saw two moundnmen s«*nt to the showers aft«*r a couple innings apie<"c of futile work in trying to stiu** the i;r«*«*ri and W hite nttuck and the third hard bit hut lucky in having one of tils team iiiat«*s camp in un«l«*r the «Irivt*. Ruse, who tinlshe«! th«* burling for the Brown and (told itIlow«*d only one bit, that by t 'a rl Bayn«*s who got flirts* saf«* drives in four tim«** up. Hiigc.u and Binebaum were tou«h«»d fur four aph’co in th«* innings they worked.
■■|*efty" Tolies, Kolw soiithptiy star. start«*«l against" the Haymeameii ami although b** allowed eight hits, they were not bundled for any success un- tIII the ninth when singles by Neater, Yost. M « arty ami Bus«* protlne«*«! two runs. Two of the «piartet were seratcli hits.
Western scored twice in tin* sixth In- fling when w ith one away. Howley threw high to Mpiekerman on Rue*»* sinnsh and lie was safe, (tighter ami i i.v iiigton singled, scoring Raise ami
—— —Rigbter going to third. Covington I took second <*n the throw in. Tolies, tossed out S. brumpf. holding Bighter : at third. Johnson lifted a high fly, to Splekcrman who* d r .m td th e l*all. | R ichter c oring Nesfer ^ tu l to 7.1m- mertnan A fter Johnson bad tiled toj Kles«*r in th«* ninth. N«*«ter singled sharpie through the infield Y"*»t hit ?.. Spiekerman who threw to K idder \ to get Nester but th«' ball hit Nester oil tin* homi and !••*«It were safe. 5 Meaner l»att«s| t r «.rahatn and r«dl.sl ... r,,¡|.-~ who t.»«««l him "'it at Hr«t. \..-r.*r and Y"«t a.Ivan, ing M .t ’urtv«tngtori ring Nest.-r ill.I Yost, itnsij>ingb*«| !.. left btlt Ititfbt.T lined III Davi»«-« .vlio ntade a brilliant otic-hand ud in retiring him.
Max Good win, ’29. won lhl pua fencing ch am p ion ,!,H '»11’1 now ie the fencing champion campus for the coming was awarded the ram pm ship cup by Joseph W aff a
Good win Is elected « is expected to lead the 8* to a promised successful year.
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TWENTY-ONE SCHOOLS ENTERED IN INTERSCHOLASnC MEET HERE
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Th«* protest takes th*- j the fact that a man i« take m ilita ry tra lnninc hind»* deters him in his pur« n knowledge. It state«
.who wish to become !•■->■ tors are not required rl' sort of tra in ing in tin* - they attend and tha*
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Tw»*nty-one schools comprising "•« entries in the 2 Uth annual Mich- gan H igh School A th le tic associw ion track anil Held meet «rill awing ¡„to action F rid ay afternoon at 4:30
the »la,Hum in the pre lim inary round« of the meet. Detroit .North- western, w inner tor the last two Years is considered again as a strong ossibility lor lir«t honors, w ith be-
t r.»it Cass Tech and Kalam azoo Central as strong contenders.
North western won the indoor ligati interscholastic at Ann Ar- last w inter w ith Kalam azoo and i Tech runners up. Tech won National Interscho lastic meet at
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