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LAWS BEATEN BY ENGINEERS.
Coal from Field Gives Seniors a Vic-
tory; Final Game Postponed.
The senior engineers won their way
into the final game for the campus
championship yesterday afternoon by a
field, goal from the 35-yard line, kicked
by Grosvner. The score was made in
the fourth quarter three minutes be-
fore the last whistle.
The game was fiercely contested
throughout, the laws playing on the de-
fensive during the greater part of the
time. Remington, Chapman and Rog-
ers were the chief ground gainers for
the bridge builders while Young, at
end, was the focus of the lawyers' de-
fense.
The officials were: referee, Watkins;
umpire, Lyman; field judge, Borleske.
The final game for the campus cham-
pionship between the senior engineers
and, junior lits will be played Wednes-
day, November 15. The game was to
be played Saturday but was postponed
because several of the players are go-
ing to Cornell. An effort will be made
to start the game at 3:30.
Inter-class Manager Toulme will
meet the managers of the two teams at
the Association office today at 12:05.
ISCHEDULE IS ARRANGED FOR
SPECIAL TRAIN TO(CORNELL.
The, schedule for the special train
which is to tale the student rooters to
Ithaca for the Cornell game Saturday,
has been completed. The train, which
will consist of a baggage car, two day
coaches and the necessary Pullman
cars, will leave Ann Arbor Friday ev-
ening, Nov. 10, at 8:30 p. m. It will
leave Detroit at 9:30 p. m. and Arrive
in Ithaca in time for breakfast. Re-
turning the train will leave Ithaca, Sat-
urday, Nov.,11 at 11 p. m. and will ar-
I rive in Ann Arbor Sunday morning at
9 o'clock.
Pennsy Sale Continues Heavy.
The seat sale for the Pennsy game
continued to be heavy yesterday, and
the indications still point to one of
the largest disposals (f seats for a
"big" game. The sale was open to
members of the University yesterday
and it will continue today. Reports
from the athletic office show that in
spite of the big sale there are stiV a
number of good seats left and those
who are purchasing their seats late
will have a fairly good opportunity to
get good accomodations.
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WANTS MICHIGAN
IN CONFERENCE
Miinnesota Coach, In Speech at Chica-
go Banquet, Favors Return
of Wolverines.
OTHE It SCHOOLS ADVOCA TE STi IJX).
Will the efforts of the University of
Minnesota succeed in getting Michigan
back into the conference is now the
question that is before that western
body. At least such is the teonr of
the articles which have been appearing
in the Chicago Record-Herald and
which are backed up by facts. The
interesting feature of the whole ques-
tion is that the agitation was started
by Joe Magidsohn, last year's star
Michigan halfback.
The question arose at the "purity"
banquet given to the members of the
Minnesota and Chicago teams the night
before their game last Saturday. Mag-
idsolin was called on for a speech and
responded in a warm fashion, urging
Minnesota to break with the confer-
ence and ally themselves with Michi-
gan. Naturally the speech didn't make
a strong impressionon Coach Stagg
who was present and the next night,
that is after the game, the Chicago
team failed to appear at a banquet giv-
en for them. And at this banquet, Wil-
liams, the Minnesota head, 'strpngly
advocated the return of the Wolverines
to the "fold." Stagg and the Chicago
rooters are rather peeved as a result.
But it is a fact that Minnesota is
pulling strongly for Michigan's return
and what effect their efforts will have
is the question. Illinois, Wisconsin,
and Purdue, also favor the scheme and
the question may come up at the next
meeting of the conference. Minnesota
wanted a game with Michigan this year
till Stagg stepped in and apparently
Minnesota is now doing a little of the
bossing herself. So evidently the
Michigan campus is agan to-be dis-
rupted by the annual winter argument
concerning the entrance to the con-
ference,
payments today. If you are unable to
locate the list on which you signed,
the money will be received and record-
ed at the Union office and turned over
to the Council tonight.
Band meet at McMillan hail tonight
at 8:45 o'clock to lead the rooters to
the depot.
Junior lit football practice today at
3 o'clock, South Ferry Field.
Meeting of Progressive Republicans
at McMillan hall, 7:15 tonight. Ev-
erybody welcome.
Chorus rehearsal of "The Awakened
Rameses" tonight, 7 o'clock in Scott's
Academy.
Important meeting of Oratorical
Board at four o'clock this afternoon in
room 404 north wing, U. Hall.
Glee Club rehearsal Thursday, 7 p.
in. Alpha Nu room.
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Scrubs Will go to Cornell.
As a reward for faithful services the
Athletic association will send the men
composing the Reserve football team
to Cornell. It was a debated question
whether to send the Reserves to Cor-
nell or Nebraska but yesterday it was
decided to give the scrubs the Ithacan
trip. At least sixteen men will make
the trip on the rooters' special, but
the names will not be announced till
later.
Prices Aduzlts: $1.00, 75,509,2
Childresm 0, 35c, 2
Seats Thursday
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