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DIRECTORY OF ILLINOIS

MEN

IN

CHICAGO AND

VICINITY

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TENNIS, 1925-26 Illinois 6, Iowa 4 Illinois 4, Michigan 2 Illinois 4, Chicago 2 Illinois 6, Purdue 0 Illinois 4, Ohio State 3 Illinois won the undisputed conference championship. O'Connell won the singles; O'Connell and Shoaff won the doubles in the conference meet at Chicago. GOLF, 1925-26 Illinois 24, Purdue 1 Illinois 12J/2, Michigan 1 1 J/2 Illinois 7, Northwestern 17 Illinois 5, Chicago 17 Conference Standing: June 12 tournament at Lake Bluff —won by Kenny Hisert of Chicago with a score of 316; Ralph Kuhnstadter of Illinois second with 322; Mason of Illinois finished fifth with 332. GYMNASTICS, 1925-26 Illinois 1091, Chicago 1225 Illinois 1041, Iowa 1077 Illinois 751, Purdue 775 Illinois placed seventh in conference meet at Purdue. FENCING, 1925-26 Illinois 7, Chicago 6 Illinois 6, Iowa 6 (tie) Illinois 9, Purdue 5 Illinois placed fourth in conference meet at Purdue.

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