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Michigan Siate NewsVOLUME IS TUESDAY, MAY, 4, 1926 Number 54
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BEINM. S. C. SHOW LANTERN NIGHTThird Annul Horse Show to Bo M ufème“
Held In Stadiu i to Be Brilliant Event. .
le ry il» -n io n s tru tio n to be g iv e n by th a t b ra n c h o f th e cadet co rps M a y 12. T h i s is o n e of a series o f deni* o n s tra tio n s w h ic h a re bein g g ive n *
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with one o f th e m o st b r i l l ia n t a r r a y s ! the» b r in g o f a n t i-a ir c r a f t g un s a n d a of nne h o rses in th e c o u n t r y , w i l l p ro b le m in a r t i l le r y w a rfa re
staged in th e n e w fo o tb a ll s ta - T h e d e m o n s tra tio n fo r M a y u w ill diutn at M ic h ig a n S ta te c o lle g e M a y be g ive n by th e c a v a lry J u m p in g 1
. 5 and 2 9 , a n d w i l l in c lu d e in th e a n d o t h e r s p e c ta c u la r s tu n ts a re h e -! list of e n tr ie s m a n y o f th e line>t i m g p la n n e d .• iio ro u g h b re d r id in g h o rses o f t h e ] ____middle w est. T h e to u rn e y is to be ,,h <I u n d e r th e m a n a g e m e n t o f the m ilita ry d e p a r tm e n t , a n d tie* c o m mittee in c h a rg e offers a n a l l u r in g !
uf cash p riz e s . T h e e n t ire $ 2 ,5 o o ai> iuo pria tio n m a d e by th e b o a rd o i I a g ric u ltu re f o r th e p ro m o tio n of the show has been set a s id e s o le ly lo r :h t. w in n e rs o f th e 24 b r i l l ia n t « v. nts o f th e t w o d a y s. | - — ~
No w e a th e r ca n s to p th e show - j Order of March of Societies Arew hether it he r a in o r s n o w ," a c c o rd - ,ng to th e c o m m itte e , in case o f rain the c x h ib it io u w i ll be h e ld on the l in in g h e ld w e st o f th e s ta d iu m .Besides th e la rg e n u m b e r o f " t o r - 1 - *. ;gn e n tr ie s , a h o st o f lo ca l u n i - W it h p la n s n e a rly .o m p ie t e d fo r mats a re e xp ected to d is p la y teats at F o u n d e rs W e e k , fro m M ay '• to 14 ti;e sh o w . U r . t ‘ . L . ifa rb e r a n d ¡1
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ADVERTISE FUR Bitte FOR CHEM BUILDINGBid* to Be Opened On May 26 ;
Contract to Be Awarded Shortly Afterward*.
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M any s p e a k e rs of prominence a re i xi rto f t , t r i b u t e speeches on th is .>• • a - I , , .r•lou a nd a s p e c ia l ta b le is to be r e -J served for a ll the charter m e m b e rs . | J"•ho rganlzed the church in C o lle g e j fiall e v e ra l y e a rs ago .
T h e W om an's s o c ie ty of th e < h r u r h j J1* ' » t i l d e d lc a ta Its p a r lo r s w ith a re - ' ('•pttoB a n d tea W e d n e s d a y a fte r - ' noon. In th e e v e n in g a p ro g ra m ’ p e rta in in g to re lig io u s e d u c a tio n w i l l ! tie held in tha i lass ro o m s a nd S u n - ) t , . . , . hty.sehoot department.
All-Col leg* night w ill he lie ld j i" i.,l ‘ jrsday, w ith President Keny«»n I. Hu’ t.-rfleld as the main -peak**r T h e ] '«r.ijuet room haa a c a p a c ity <>f f>0 0 .
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amittee In chnrge is th a t restvrra i|(j ,• •on* b« made at ieaat two d a y s 1 w o uld’ vre the banquet so that a il may he ||Jftf|f ' iK*_n earn of who wish to a tte n d
F r id a y night baa bmn d e s ig n a te d “t* i-a n s in g night, when members of
various organisations a n d c lu b s '! he city o f Lansing and alt o t h e r s rk*,'
a r e interested w ill be w e lc o m e d ff.ests.
ind ication services are to be h e ld ' * >«nday morning. M ay 1«; comple»e Arrangements are to be a n n o u n c e d „ .Uter. Monday. Mny 17, the college , tlIf.r 1 °r a l union is to give a concert fn t 't<M , ' " auditorium, and May IS the <’hf-
ao Symphony orchestra will play ,
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COMPLETE PLANS FOR SOPH PROMJean Goldkettte'* Breeie Blower*
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I ne te n th a n n u a l m e e tin g of c o u n ty n o rm a l sch o o l s tu d e n ts w i l l be held at th e «College. M a y 13 a n d 14 j P r in c ip a ls of th e c o u n ty n o rm a ls w i l l a c c o m p a n y th e ir lanse* A sp ecia l p ro g ra m to be h e ld in th e L it t le ih»*- alee is a lso b e in g a rra n g e d , a n d a I b a n q u e t w ill be g iv e n iu th e U n io n )building.
M o re th a n l.U U O boys f ro m v o c a -j tio n a l sc h o o ls w ill be a tte n d in g a c o n fe re n c e h e re a t th e sa m e tu n e . I
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mon balldlncn will bn «tnrtod ihM U » 8 T - A ko< «« •-•tur«” *“ *'r“°®* J u n ,. , ,*uk. ,o bunllfy tho tonrtntn' v io» "n ( ¡ r a n d H i r e r " " ■ l » e l u home.Ot ten cniiraa. J*«»ï 7'
ho use, ,ITM e m b e rs of the fourth district;
c o u n c il o f the National Association' f Purchasing Agents attended the:
orr Mat»*-i*ake Forest baseball game last'* May 29 iHdta Sigma Phi, Union. Saturday in a body gu«*sta of the,
.. y iir 10 Phi Imita open bouse, lamn.ng assocletlon. The asaocln-, . P l.7 li.lt» hoy»** lion, which oponcd It« lwo d»r ««•-1
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b u l ld ln c T h o o p o n ln n b a n q iis t « I i .Senior U n t o » th o K o r n « w u p r m ld e d o r n r b ,j phi [Mdu houu pnr-i Wlllnrd Swoonor. purchulnn o*«nt
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At The Unionl .u m h » -« w ill Iw* |.i»|Mir«-»l to
\o u r o rd e r fo r »an o e n ip s nnd ph nics
The f lik age Neemaiiers. a itofahlr allmiien. will preside niunk for Hie party Mny 7.
« *«fl**g*- ht* « r«*sm m ay I»* p u r- cbaM xj in h u lk nt th e s«*da f»*»in ta iu .
lie y ew went league haaefcnll sreree peeted ni I He Inleaf
A s|i**cinl p a rty D plann*»«! fo r th«* near fu tu re wb«*n «»sw* o f th e w o rld 's l«*st «Ian»1** o rchestras w ill Is* heard.
Year vlnMem will Had Mm I alen eenveateat wad eltrartlve.
-t -t w i « tho cenatoli u r_ W— Wfco|wW wMto. d M lt o V M d *IU bei Tke ostial «ataeáar o( Ih » Otoña r a d i
M ic h ig a n S t a t e N e w sPublished tw in ww M r darin« th« «H — » tof bX ^ o l jb rMichigan «tate Colin«». Bntered an aaraod clan» matter at the pout office Eaat Lansing. Michigan. Adrerttslng ralea furnished upon
applicati)» to the Bnslnene Maneger.
EDITORIAL WAFTKEITH' HIMBBAUOH. W l ........................................ BdltorGORDON WHITBURN. '27a. Hrnnlan B o u e .Btnlnese ManagerBBVA PRESCOTT, 27h, Kappa Delta House..............- .......Coed BdltorJoe Porter, 281, Phi Kappa Tho Home...................................... Sporta BdltorGeorgia Llghtfoot ---- Features
-Levon Horton, Dale Medili. John Brisbln.
Htirnirm i I i H ill. Mari«»» Bennett. It Mclniiis, Wm. Muller, ’ " " t ie o rg e I I Muore. Beth Oillia. F a y G lllis. V. F. Itauhut. J . A.
Heuling.Society R eporter»-Wannet a Simon. Edith Simon ton. Ruby Newman.
Gertrude Walker. Mildred Bram. Henriette Scovell.
KusimM fitag— Advertising—-L. Snyder. *28; Vic Anderson, *28; Tekla Sparks. 28 ; Isewia Snider. ‘29. Circulation— Max Goodwin. *2».
OFFICE— BASEMENT NOW LIBRARY BUILDING Printed at the (Campus I'rem— Phone 2JM1B
Editorial* appearing In the MPJHIGAN STATE NBWS are written by the editor-in-chief and his aseistanis, who are students. They «an In no way be interpreted as representing the official viewpoint of the college, or of college officials.
SUBSCRIPTION—*2.50 TH E SCHOOL YEAR
SOCIETY
Friday evening the society gave an initiation »banquet at the •Union ror Uapt. <\ Kelly. Following the dinner gn open house was held at the society home with about 40 couples in attendance. Put rone and guests were Sec. and Mrs Hnlladay. Howard Rather, and Cnpt. and Mrs. C. Kelly.
Carl Pohlman and Harold Sumtnak of Saginaw were the guest»* of Ralph Single during the past week-end.
B. Neller. an alumnus and former football star, was a week-end gneet from Cassapolls.
N O M O R E EXTRASCab* of »hi, company no
extra pmwengBTi.Therefore, two, three, four or are
I*Thla rtlould appeal to rtudente u groupa of flea taxlcabe at but »lightly more than »treet car rare.
ike the 3fe each chgrp.
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TH E M A C K E Y C A B CO M PANYDial tl-444 —---- M SSw h ng
The pledges were given formal initiation Saturday evening.
George Jagnow of Detroit was a house guest over the week-«»nd.
IJnv«! I teVries and H sW hl Peter* spent the week-end In Detroit.
A id s » »Week-end guests at the house were
Je r ry Brabb of Detroit. I ! Matring- t»r *»f Muskegon. R. Blank, und C. Johnson.
Frank Thomas retunasi this w«***k- end from liidianaiNills
S. Chamberlain spent the week-end in Detroit.
Kappa DeltaMyrtle Van Horne and Marie Ho«fle
mán were mem 1 sTs o f the Y W . C. A hoiiso party at P ine Lake during ihe week-end.
1. 11«-i 11 *■ Bung*1 s|s»m the wook-»*nd In Howell. While E r ra Prescott and AgiH*s Trumbull visit«»«! at th** hitter’s home in Ja*'kson.
H IK THF. MWH» OF ALL
Fo r the first fin ie since the establishment of the Hob ad in l» o * m ow the Sta te News», advertising has ' been secured from Lansing theaters.I t has been the ambition of nearly every business m anagepof the paper, realising that it would be a valuable aid to the publication, to secure this advertising
The Michigan State News is la b o r trig under difficulties, financial d ifficulties. o f a debt that lias been steadily Increasing during the last several years until at present it has reached rather alarm ing proportions
Relations between the Lansing theaters and th*- student body have been strained in the pa*t. and not without Just reason Irresponsible student mobs have not only inconvenienced anil humiliated theater pa irons, but have needlessly destroyed property. Instances have been cited in th»» past when, not satisfied w ith for» iiig an entran«"**, »finiente Rave proceeded to stop the show, push worn* tin and children out o f their seats, and to commit other ungentlemaj^ly acts of which th«-y would not be guilty under ord inary circumstances
College men ar** supposed to be capable of th inking and acting for themselves and would be insulted if told that th«*y were not. yet these same men. when in a mob. w ill a l low themselves to b.* swayed to actions that *how no forethought, judg mem, or regard for the rights of others.
Lansing th e a t e r s rea li*»« th a t the H tm b 'tit b o d y is .* v a lu a h ie s o u r c e of patronage a n d t h e y a r e w illing to reciprocate with advert ising spa«»* w tihh should be a va luab le aid fn the M ichigan S ta le News, and in creas«* g oo d w ill a n d s tu d e n t patron agi* It is only Just that they be given du»- I'onsideratlon in return
Opportunity f o r service to the col lege and to Die student body through the medium of th«. M ichigan State News in lim ited «inly by ih«* energy and con*«'aentiou* application of th«* «taff and th«* extent to which the s tu d e n t b o d y is w illing to « «»operate in m a k in g It a success
it is th«- aim of the staff to give th«* students th«* best possible co llege paper A n« wapap»*r mu»t serve hoth its advertisers and its nubscrib* e ri and .it the -siine time meet It*» financial obligations No publication in a su ite*» whether It be a persousl or a si mi ont »nt er prise uni osa it nuc ceeda financially
I*laced on a sound finan» ia i basis, the M ichigan S la te News w ilt be able to «lo a great many things in the way of »«>rvi«e to th«« stuilent body that have h itherto b«»«*n impossible It • an be mad«* larger more complete
id mor«* interesting. We are will- g to do our best A re you willing help?
R E T T E R
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Rarratt Shoe Repair Shop
Ha.rawnt I nflw rauhten Mn a
Are You Q o in g Into the Bond
Business1There te a cycle o f fa*hk>n not only for the hat« college men wear but for the line o f work into which they go.But your |ob ha* to nt your head as well ai your hat. for it haa to tit your state o f mintL Like your hat also, your i»b needs to hr your purse.Therefore, why notchoose one that brings not only satisfaction in service but in financial return.Selling life insurance is one .if the tew modem businesses that docs just this.it takes:
I n t e l l i g e n c e , Z c f l t a n d A b i l i t y
I i give*Liberty o f a c tio n , the philou<rhic satisfaction of selling tuturc security and present serenity to living people, and a response, immediate and tangible, in monetary aa well as mental reward.C**mpi*tt and ctmhdanh s i t o -fut"uuu>n,«i ilk**»«* an v uNifgRHion ywr pu«t. eii»» hr otsrtiwsd by •cnting to th* Inquiry Bufsow, I.'hn M u * n i* » k M u t u a l Ltfa I m u r a n « * C o m p a n y , i p y C ldtrnJan Street. Boil««,KUihh KflUCtlSi
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Rent a Car Drive YourtetfD riverless Co.
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G I F T S F OR HERMOTHER! What a world of treasure is envelope, this one word! How it expresses a life time of living giving. Mother« we treasure! Lets express our love affection by appropriate Mother*« Day gifts. This - is ladened with lovely gift.-* that w ill ** more than corned I v received.
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Electricity, which can rslssss woman from her burdens, haa already created a revolution «n Amernan industry. Where wet mankind labors, Oenernl Electric motors can be found carrying loads, driving machinery and saving time and labor. And there ia no branch of electrical development today to which Oeoctal Electric has not mods important contribution».
A ernes of G E advertisements showing what electricity ia doing in many fields will be •sot on request. Aakfor booklet O ftK L
I n a f ie ld i n s u n n y S p a i n s t a n d s a s t o n e m o r t a r . C r o w s h o v e r a r o u n d i t . p i c k in g u p b i t * o f g r a in a n d c h a f f c a w in g .
H e r e M a r c h c t a , in t h e f r e s h b e a u t y o f h e r y o u t h , w i l l c o m e t o p o u n d m a iz e . F o r y e a r s d i e w i l l p o u n d m a iz e . T h e s to n e w i l l s t a n d u p u n d e r t h e b lo w s ; n o t a d e n t h a s t h e m u s c le o f t h r e e g e n e r a t io n s o f w o m e n m a d e u p o n i t . B u t t h e c r o w « w i l l h u r l t h e ir b l a c k g ib e s u p o n a w o m a n a g in g e a r l y a n d b e n t w i t h t o i l . O ld M a r c h e t m — s t i l l i n h e r t h i r t i e s .
T h e A m e r ic a n w o m a n d o c s n o t p o u n d m a iz e . B u t sh e - t i l l h e a t s c a r p e t ; s h e s t i l l p o u n d s c lo t h e s ; sh e s t i l l p u m p s w a t e r S h e e x h a u s t s h e r s t r e n g t h in t a s k s w h ic h e l c c t n c i t y c a n d o b e t t e r , a n d i n h a l f t h e t im e .
T h e h ig h id e a ls o f a c o m m u n i t y m e a n l i t t l e w h e r e w o m a n is s t i l l d o o m e d t o d r u d g e r y . B u t t h e m i r a c le s w h ic h e l e c t r i c i t y a l r e a d y h a s p e r fo r m e d in d ic a t e b u t a f r a c t io n o f t h e v a s t p o s s ib i l i t ie s fo r b e t t e r l i v in g a n d t h e t r e m e n d o u s o p p o r t u n i t i e s w h ic h t h e f u t u r e d e v e lo p m e n t « i n e l e c t r i c i t y w i l l h o ld fo r t h e c o l le g e m a n « « a
G E N E R A L E L E C T R I C• I H I I k l I L I C T I I C C O M P A N Y . ( C M I N I C T A O I . M « W T O « *i c m m c t m
* * * * * * * * * TTHSBAT, MAT 4, MM
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IMto D w■ Tto- IMI«* week-end wa» fllleil w ith luimj und va r i« l f..rtn. ,.f m t .r t . ta ..... The Them Inn »prlmt term im rtj w:.« rhe flr.t111.it held in the. I'njun Ba.urdn* evento«. The Al|.h:.'l-h, ie » * j , W11,L |,l in the wirae p law i * Ihe iireeeedln« nicht. The KiimMainu ..ml i*hv.f I .ua Int*nl4 IklMltl hntlMMM U'Kflai >la.a 1 11 I
•* th«»tht* mmtn<* piace «« the iweceeding night. Tl»e IN
lean *<M’ietie« Hinged «»pen houses while the V. \V «*. \ w k è n d at a bonne party ut tl»e " Y ’Yottage at Pine i „ a
Theroian pirati« i n - - i M a r y Wck-hu any m e a b m and guest■ were in K a in « K b m « Gammi
«tteiiflance ’ ut thè Thetnian Hpring Wllladale ieri» infarinai at thè Union building . ftHtnrctny evening. Ftoor lampH and Gr* ferì»** were promlnent am«»ng thè «I«*- week w»* corti dea* while uniste wns fumisti.*«! and Wni i»v tUe Green Bug «»rchcstrn. Misses
I Mph ir
H. «*..«•l»lii»«* Hoffart h and Ann Hickman in m*rr«»i r.. patrons for the occasion and Owi***o.
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MOTHER’S D AY CAN D Y
An lìnidnal A*» Attractive Pai
murren, inhi k rd nnd > h ht»i»A T TH E UNION
l ’ S E Y O t ’ K I H I ' I U M I
iMir (letti» Will led i Itrtler and Unir I n v r f It llrv ( 1 m i4 Keen tori)— Hrtter Ow-rk l'p nnd « UN f , T r t» .
S C H R A MN'esl llunl Food Ship
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DON’T FORGETMONDAY MAY tth. IM MOTHER’S DAY
T E L E G R A P HFlowers to Your Mother%nd Wesir a t .»milion in Her Ha wt
C o lle g ia te F lo w e r Sh o p3 liu t Itrard Hi »er \»em»e
Phone :i|trS
B r a e b u r n
College ClothesPOR
CO LLEGE MEN
SPRING
SU ITS AND TOPCOATS
$35.00 and $45.00
C O LLEG IA TE FURNISHINGSFOR
CO LLEG E MEN
Lewis Brothers*College Shop
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CdnaNu The eoelety w ill *taite an open hmiMe
«»a the coining week-cud.Alpha Gamma Delta
Margaret Lnngncckor visit«*«! in A n n ’ Arl**»r over the week-end. Teekln1 Sparks waa in Baton Rapid« while Eleanor Itonntngha u»en and Lotstlate« were in Detroit, and Dorothea I In user visited in Hartford.
MeeameI lie s o c ie ty held a M a y t i io rn it ig ;
, breakfast at Pinetiuii Saturday.Guests at the 1i«)iih«> for the past
week-end were Helen Kelly of Grand itapids and Judge nnd Mrs. Clement« j • •f Saginaw.
1‘iihin l.ilarary »’harles Frederick» and Arthur
Berkley *>|ieiit t lie week-end in Sagi* iih w . George Wenner and c. pH»*1nk were in Graud Itapids and L. Fincher wa» in BrcH»klyn
M f r t l rThe society will entertain with an
>*|»*n b**iise Satiir*ia> night.Jam*»» Appier*.r.l and W illiam Morin
«•f Detroit were h.wise guests over tin*I week-end.
I'lymdanTin* »oeiety held initiiiti«»ti Monday
I for I.. t ’iH»k c. t'rnpNer and .1 Turner. [Follow ing the «er.an.itiU»» a banquet j wa» Ih»I«I at the I i Ion j G«*«»tx'** Compton I! Hat* hi*ld<>r ami I U»*re»t IA*«*dy s|*«»tif the weekend at ; th«*ir rra jw llv i* hotn**«
l.niiilida (h i Alpha Initiation wa* h«*ld .luring ill«» pn»t
w«*«*k for C l ..lev lion IhNlger. W illiam lloyt P I ’tirdv. K 1» Middottgh
I and I.««ui» HermelI* Purdy and .1 l.n ilicr ^pcni 11««*
w«*<*k-«*nd in 4'mmi Itupi.U while M Me! le. In.. I WM* m \| |. A rls.r
11« rniianI •' M : .e t ' .n a l . i w i,« in B r ig h t . * ! fo r th** we«*!» «•»»«I an*I i ‘ i '¡n liu iis v is ite d ii T. utiisch v h I. p.. ei, Hunt and
M.;< «. H udl«*v w er. in Urn lid It a p id s sornriun
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X 9 c \ $ 1 . 3 9 , $ 1 . 8 9 , $ 2 . 9 5W ig ra iiR C «*f n e w s ty le s in p r in ts , ch e ck s , p la in w h ite
h ro a d d n t lis an d n o \c lt\ h ir ts . • ««nn* w ith c o lla r a ttm h rn i. M .m e w ith rr W O c o lla rs an d a im e n e ckb an d . A l l s izes.
S a l e o f M e n ' s P a j a m a s , $ 1 . 7 9S o is e tte s , F r u i t o f Ih e Lo o m m u s lin , a lso - a tm » an d p r in t
n o v e lt ie s in p le a s in g p a tte rn . V 'a lues t«. £3.50.
( ' h o i r e o f $ 1 . ( M , $ 1 .2 .* i, $ 1 . 5 0 N e e k w e a r , » 9 rF o u r- in h an d e re ju 's , M o ire s , -ilk an d wtwd, ta o iu a rd » .
S iis t iu e h a n n a -tIks an d n*»ve|ties.
M e n ’ s B l a z e r s . $ 5 . 9 5IM aids. strip«*» an d p la in co lo rs , fine FLA N N E I2* a m i
C O R D I I IO Y S . k n it t e d co a t s ty le s . S iz e s M\ r«» U . U n u su a l $6.50 an d $7.50 va lu es .
J. W. Knapp Co.I.ANSINU. M IC IIIUAN
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¡B e th R « l« y T m b * L o w e r T im e ; ^ T h irte e n E r r o r i »• A M S p a r ta n s ; T o l l « and B re n «A ld e rm a n T ak e s F a n s F irs ts , B re a k in g T k re e R e c o rd s ; G r im L o w e rs K ro || Sm ashes 4 4 0 R e c o rd ; E f f e c t iv e : Z im m erm an H R s H o m er.
4 4 # T m o ; S m ith , D o h e rty B r e a k E v e n . - 1 - ■F re sh T a k e 15 F irs ts .
.Michigan átate » Va u t h e i r U rd t t in a , ion S u tu r il a y , u i l i ttge ut D e t r o i t , •>*> »»ring f r o m m vetawi't-n the l » u SO ito jo t a»*» iti* «i b y th e
i:.,u iau& into third a «hört distance from tho „ _____ >i Michigan State'start mg point hut going into second I team broke thrt
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all frt-li tnn;k ;nsi ... MW ....... ....»rtls Saturday in
on the stra igh taway and forging to overwhelming the Mt Pleasant tench* the front in the last 30 yards. I ,.|-s. 10« to 30. Mt. Pleasant seomi O rim 's nearest r iv a l was several jntily »ate first. the remainder yards behind him ut the tape. The ..f its places being*. mostly thirds, old time was held by DeOay E rn s t ¡eleven places in that Qnb be lieltig n-g- ib ich he made in 1033 when he was istennl by the invaders, while til** onsidered the class of m iddle west | fresh piled up the remaining tir'd
•rtv “ printers (¿rim also placed second ! places.
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hurdl
.en tu ry w ith a 10 flat, and ! Kro ll broke his own mark in tinth ird in the 220 in 21.3 seconds. quarter mile of 53.2. doing it m
State scored nine firsts to Detroit's tint. Kenyon. Peterson. H oii«*»ii mu w inning the loo , 220 and 440 Lang, ronning the «no relay istten*
yard dashes, the half m ile, pole! the mark of 1.37.4 set liy Lang. KenVault, disc us and javelin . H arper, [yon. Kro ll and Henson In the fresh Van Arm an and Harney scored a I Koph meet, turning in a I 33 1 I eter slam In the m ile I son, W llm arth. Henson, and i nni
1 broke the one mile relay r»*c»»rn o1:37.4 made bv l.ang. Ketiyeii. I\et* r
A lderm an. S ta te ,! JM1(, K ro „ |h„ illl0r.,.i„s* ....;ond; Strong, j vvi|h a ;|K 2
The first pia«»» winners for Sta rj were l.ang. W illiam s. Passini, Kroll
m ile run H arper, State , | |« h im Kenyon. M'Ai***- »»D.mVan Arman. Sta le , second; Har- .««dinar.'narrati and Joachim
lummary :100 yard dash t, (¿rim , Slat»,iroit, third. Time :09.7. New 1, k 'f record but not allowed.
T im e 4:39 «» yard dash Alderman. State.
Strong. I »et ro ll, second; (Jrim. th ird Tune 20.9. New cot-
reeord but not allowed.•• yard high hurdles Spence, .it, first; Van.Noppen. State, aoc- Mattisen. State, tliird. T im e -
TENNIS TEAM WINS TWICE
ard da t. Del
di t; ■im. State , first, second. IMun
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ile run hang. Detroit, w , , S lide, acromi; Ih’ lf. ,,
I T im e 10 0» 4 1 low imrdles Spence. v .,■ i lu iie r lv . Detroit, sec-
ioppen State third. Tune ^
I r u n W y l i e , Sta t»*. I l r s t , |u n!,. , l (,iid ; H ill. Detroit. _me 2 «1 4 .ilt Sm ith. State, first; I( », im .iV second . Doherty., r d II« ig h t I “ ft* « 1,1 i j*, o n I in t ie r i v a n d H u n t in g ,,
It Hall'i
ing Detroit C ity h iinihled 3-2 II
>ry The s»*cond ant Normal, wI
> -I n.mghold Sa e.| hack. 7 o T!
er t h» s. Th
i i >■ t , w i l l furiti»!* Mu’ op- for Cnnoh .Inhn Koh^ Spur-
m u, i l ii. n il"m oon at Co lin * "* Wl.■ , ’o,hinm itlonnll».» w ill try t "I , ! . . , ! , . , » „ . l iw h t of thi* ' Mm re f«I I , ¿V" tinti tho Spur*mi menhir toy.
It unlntt of I n f to te rro ri* ’ I' „ „ v , , iiinmiil,ilion Only " t " ' pltohwh,t< L’olio tho rollio iiKfllnst stillo sinoo 11« ro llin i from tho south.Irnnoo, uro timi tho htlll I«'» w ill tin doing a good business today In an of
i fort in stop the fattening of the Spartan batting average*
The crimson has not won a game liiv y»«ar, and the taste «.f the fall last
season to li**' State attack. 18-1 re- I main«* The varsity seems to have put I the idea of winning » game In the back ,.f ,pelr heads and Instead ore tryingi,, mee how largì* a ‘«••»re «an Is« run
Stilt»» collected 21 base bits, whbb I àditi twelve free tickets t(* Ilrst and thirteen mlsplity* by l ake Forest, nil
j sv.uii toward fattening the «‘.•»»ring
' Jiu iiiab le pitcher», let I lie un*mU»rsnf i in* ihtiebl ink»* turns in letting ilo* «st ili* wrecking on’iv l.ok ovor Ibelr
\irtie were effective and tu-,y * Iiiblung » be “ pb. ro to
Totle*. the besjieekled. in tw irier, posed (*ti the
t. momtd f«»r I»'«* innings. iilt»»w- l.roo hits atnl two runs This was
first ap(M»arams* »hi the lull • fjie southern trip ami Justified - confidence m him by pitching hi* ball for tie* five chapter* he
|„. mound Hroiner. win» remainder ««f 'he gain»*.
/itnmernian. rf Davis rf Haskins. IfRinehart, if Flos'er, «*f Kelly, of Fremotit, c ( 'aruso. »•Kiebler. <s Tidies, p Bremer, p Rowley. 3h H o ih I , 3 b Rayn»*s. 2b Hoy. 21»Spiekcniinh. lb . Marier. lb
Totals
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