THE U. OF M. DAILY.

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THE U. of H. DAILY,
Ann Arbor. Xich.

athletics should be oniy too willing
to asaist in raising a neat sum for
the support of football. If this
were done a large sum could be
raised in a short time, and the re-
suit would be apparent in the de-
velopmdent of a vigorous athletic
spirit ini the University.
WVE can judge just how Minneaota
feels, now that Cornell has played
oft on her. Speaking of the pros.
pects for their Thanksgiving game,
the Aridl, of Minnesota, says:
"Cornell won't play us, but there
is a prospect of a game with Lehigh
University which can play all around

It is doubtless true that a game in
Detroit on that day would have been
much more acceptable to the great
body of Michigan students. How-
ever, as it svas found impossible to
get a satisfactory game at Detroit,
the management should be support-
ed in its attitude in taking the beat
date it could arrange.
While Michigan students doubt-
less feel that Chicago university is
an opponent scarcely worthy of our
steel (notwithstanding the unim-
portant defeat of our team by
Chicago early in the season), never-
thelesn no possible loophole should
be left to Chicago, and so crushing
a defeat should be administered to
he swill sileccomplesuetety the

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Saturday eening receptices; oenthibontires year
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C. A. D-ttzs, LEDITMaagngdSo. Cornell. Let's begin to get up our
St. A. SPALDING, Lit. '94, Assistant. enthusiasm. The defeat of Lehigh
J. L. Lusac, Lit. '55. Assistant. would gv us fifthu rank ao
W. N. CHOAT, Lit.'56, Assistant. giv mn
F. W~AoTcss, Late '94,OSbtitue rAtsistant. American colleges on the football
J. A. LEROY, Lit. '96, Athletic Editor. field. Ol the ''Big Fo ',"Yale
8. W. CURTItS, P. 0. Lit., Husiness Manager. Ol or c
Wui. A. Musex, Lit. '57, Assitant. Harvard, Princeton, and "U'' of
LITERARY. LAW. Pennsylvania, would then be ahieatd
H. . tGamono, '9i. ii. F. H3all. '3.,
Miss Lois Janses, '9. IDIA. of us.'
R. O. AsoiYvi', E. L. Martindlle,.94.
F. P. Lydle, 16- H. 0. lHaskins, .P ye, '16 . THE Detroit Tribune suggests
DENTAL. I OM(ELIIPATH 1C.
L. E. Cooradt, '973. 0. 0. Jenkins, '!AE that the matter of there being, as
All espy must be atthe ofic bfre8:0a alleged, several men on the U. of
of the dasy or publiation. M. football team who are not stu-
The Editors do not bold ihemselves eepsn- dents, and the matter of our play-
sible fee the opinions or statemenseot corres log coach Barbour be explained.
pondents, appeartng in the DAILY. It seems strange that the 'Tribune
has not yet ascertained the falsity
of the former charges as wve have
- emphatically and explicitly denied
THERE will be a meeting of the I them. As to the matter of playing
DAILY board, Friday night, at 7:30 Barbour, he was played according
o'clock sharp. Assignments of to an agreement with DePauw,
work will be made for the remainder which also played a coach, and
of the semester, and important bus- which consented to let him play in
mness will be considered. the place of Freund, wvho wvas in-
jured in the Purdue game.
THE DAILY prides ilself oti hav-
ing a brand new sign anid henceforth 'THE faculty by its action Monday
there will be no excuse for any one night practically assunmed control
not knowing our location. 'blie Of athletics. Heretofore athletics
sign is a work of art, a facsiul)o of have not been officially recognized
the DAILY head, being the work of by the faculty, all overtures regard-
Staebler, the artistic painter. ing this subject coming frotm the
Athletic association. Now the
THE effort on the part of the menm- faculty has five while the students
hers of the class of '93 nosy in col- have only four members on the
loge to arrange for a banquet is cer- board of control. Thus we see the
tainly a move in the right direction attitude of the faculty in regard to
and should meet the hearty approval controlling athletics is entirely
of every loyal '93 man. We know changed, the present position being
of no better way to keep class spirit one of abaolute supervision. What
alive than by an annual banquet athletics have needed at thxis in-
where the good "auld ang syne" of stitution for some time is recogtii-
our college career is lived over again. tion on the part of the faculty, such
Every '93 man in college should at- as obtains at other colleges and uni-
tend the meeting tonight and do all versitiea of the standing of tile U.
in his power to make this scheme a of M.
succes. _____________Nowy that it has finally been de-
ALL who have not paid their sub- cided that we are to play Chicago
scriptions to the football fund shouldl university at Chicago on Thanks-
do so at onceas the money is needed. giving day, all regrets and grumbl-
Without financial support, athletics ings should be dispensed with and
cannot be expected to flourish, every effort bent to making the re-
Everyone who takes any pride in sult as gratifying to us as possible.


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