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TlEMICHIGAN DAILY
Enteredas secodclasscr.statthe Ann
I Arbor Yost Office.

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108 E. Wash. St.
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MANAGING EDITOR:
II 5. EMORY 'IOcMASON
BSNESS MANAGER:
ROSCO 1 RSO
EDITORS:
Athletics. - - = ROETn- K. WALvONt
News,- - - - J.5,S. LE
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A. C. Pousd. A. it. Otmeyer.
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CALENDAR.
Nov. 21.-Addtress Ity Chiorles Hurrey
on "The College Man in
the Worlid,' MacMillan
Hall, ai. 0:30 p.i. m
Nov. 22.-Spteclial religietus meetina
in Newbierry Hall at oi:-5i
Nov. 24.-Tuesday evenitig. Thanks-
givitig recess biegios in
all lUniversityidepiariments.
Nity. 21.-Singing Meeting 5:00 p. to.
University Hall.
De. 5.-Faculiy(Conicert in Srhoiel of
Music.
p. tn.
WITH A PATCHED-UP TEADA.
(Continuedl Freim Page One.)
Norcross 'fitoledel Hillis' punts,
Shultz. falling oni the pigskin. ,Shiultz
made 20 yards arond righ. antI the
ball belonged toi Oberlin ott Michigan's
40-yard line. Michigan hielid for
dowtis, bitt was petialized 1(1 yards for
aft-side lplay. Maddork punii dt~i o
Hammond, who 'coontiledl int his
traecs, Line lburks faileid tooidvansce
the bllt. Orreejeiggied lillis' icck
and Redden ag-sin saved the ball for
Michigan. Fromu this point ihe Wol-
verine advattce was like alireicessotn.
Maddork fuombted the pigskin after he
had crosseid ihe goual line, tbit Nor-
cross saved the secite. Hlammnond
goated. anid the scoe-irwoo, Mtichigan
22, Oberlin 0.
Behinid great initeference, Stimpson
ran beackc the next Iiclk-off'tee the 35-i

the match to Oberlin's goal would be ®f3~fffff+fff~f
a mere etiomeration of gains by the * Yo mieNesi
tackles and blacks. Curtis scoreid the * orEtr ed n
touchdown from the 2-yard line, b'lut"
the ball was called hack, and a 20-
yard penalty administereit. Ham-t a e ia n
this poiteWolfetosoreo' apltice *
kick from the 20-yard lute faileid. AtZ al ;
at left half. Mamontd scored after a 2 sL
succession of line hocks, atid kicked * Text-ooks
his onigoal.
After a seties itt penaliies and gainsZ
Hamniond made hi,,; seceonid failure on New and Second-Hand.
a place- kcick, andi tinieo-as calleit"
shortly afterwarid. The intermnissioen *"
was enlivened by the handl.Drafting Instrumlents- and
Te floig sbttswrnoted when the team litied up~ for ibe : Enginee tring Supplies :
second half: James for Norcross;*
Norcross for Reddcn; Person for Hige- ASeily
low; Thoimpson for Dettree; Ham-Z
mood for Gregory, atidEykce for Mad- Rihf-~as
dock. : TheRih Prices Alwas
'Thle first score in this half was hard2
to get. After a run itt 20 yarids by eod-adBoo1.
Wolfe, Stimpiseen gut the pigskin away e on-nau}O }
frmteih neri ndiown7e te hll~ Bought and Sold at
wotild net. alleiw tie score, bosseverc
on the groittd that the hail hail teenti
dlowntede by Wolfe'. Mtichigani sas*
again penatized fur hoelding, anid Ober-
liti soecred her ounly chance toi score. *A R'
Metealfos drop-kickc freem the 25-yard BO KSO E
line wetit wideeoef the pists atid Mich- * B O TRS
igan steupoters breathed eair.A se- UP TOWN DOWN TOWN.
ries of punts antdeedreins b ly
and Thtompison advanced the ball to "ffffffffffff
the 30-yardl line, svbere IHammnond
tried another place kicki bitt failed.
The balws-coagaite woreidctback to
Oberlin's 10-yard line, anid tCittisse-es 3 SLJ T
sent ever. Hanimond goialed. Score,
Michigan 2(1, Obcrliii0. GAS ES I
Theompson got Michigantsnxtsco t igkn a e t ar
tied down the fiel with mouie iii less ad
rlit byliet. kstatncin i msiiiSit leain-
by'gthelar ckfbyie.Haou ndcd ek Rain
goal, making the- scorie, Michigan 36 isih Oeln0
The Wolverines played their way Lind. I~I
through the opponent's line fh igoe Sinail aI o.
gains, and two mitiutes betorecltyi5 Fre- re.a- , k;:IiIIIl I.
Iwas calleid Curtis sco ri-uaittikicedi . ilteei I

hiso owtngoial. Score, Michigan 42
Oberlin 0.
Folloiwitng is the line-uip:
Michtigat.t, Otierlitn
Reiddena. Nerrosso......Met call
L. T.
Curtis. . . . tti
1I. C. r
Slitilte ............ It"elees
Gregory,Hamumontd ...Mcf~aniets
H. C.
Goosing............ Vant'leei
H. T.
Maddick, Eykce ... F. Dolant, Harding
H. E.
Tom Hammond, Itenlop...Shuirtz
Norcross, James.... -Huninugtoun,
... . . . . ... . . .McCarty
Weekcs. Wolfe ......Stimpoon
Rt. H.
DePree, Thompson..Miller (Capt)
F-
Pigelow, Person ... . Golan
The summary-Officials: Nofe-re
Hollister, of Northuwestern; utmpire.
Ed. Rtyan, of Detroit Athiletic Clutb;
headlineomati, Mecugan. Fitual scorie.
Michigant 42; Oberliti t. Time cii
halves, 22 minutes. Touchdowns,
Citris 2; Weekco, Hammoind, Thomp-
(Continued en Page Three.)

All
Hot fa I o ltiGd
rteres qed , WiliamS'
Slv isg - t

yard line, where he was tackled tby
Norcross, Sloe only man between the
runner and Michigau's goal. iHillis'
putnt ssas recalled and Oberlin lost 5
yardso for "off-sidle playing. His tnext
attenmpt was blockied, Bigelow drop-
phng on the hall and Weekes scored
after Fa few succssfol line"- buicks.
Hammond kicked' a difficult goal.
Score, Michigati 38. Oberlin 0.
Shiulte Ikiecedl toMiller, who re-
turtned the pigolciut te the'3(-yard line,
and repeated for a first down. Cur-
tis spoiled two plays and Oberlin woo
forced to punt feo DePree on Michi-
gan's 40-yard line. Tlie accoutnt of

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