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FARMERS FALL BEFORE ATTACK
OF WOLVERINES. ,
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C.'s 5-yard line but the Aggies held
and the quarter ended with the ball on
the 10-yard line.
In the second quarter, Michigan
went on three occasions to within al-
most striking distance of the Aggie
goal-line, only to be held for downs.
In the last few minutes, Gifford got
around the Wolverine right end for
40 yards and the session ended with
the ball in Michigan's possession on
her own 20-yard line.
A 40-yard run by Hill in the third
quarter, followed by a successful for-
ward pass, gave the Farmer's their
chance and Hill made good with a
beautiful field goal from the 35-yard
chalk mark. A little later, long end
runs by Carpell brought the ball to
the M. A. C. 20-yard line and Conklin
goaled. Herrington went in for Tor-
bet at half. An exchange of punts left
the ball at the end of the quarter on
the M. A. C. 30-yard line and in their
possession.
Early in the last quarter a perfect
forward pass, Thomson to Wells,
brought the ball to the Aggie 10-yard
line. M. A. C. was penalized five more.
From here Wells went the width of the
field and around right end for a touch-
down. On the kick-off Thomson made
55 yards. Wells added five more.
Thomsonthen went 35 yards on an end
run, going across from here on the
next down. The game ended with the
ball in the Farmer's possession in the
middle of the field.
The line-up follows:
Michigan Position M.A.C.
Garrets...... .L.E. . Stone (Capt.)

UNIVERSITY NOTICES
Soph lits meet Monday afternoon,
4:15, west physics lecture room, to
nominate officers for ensuing year. All
out.
Cabinet Club meeting 10:30 a. m.
today, 1010 Monroe St. All members
out.
All candidates and present mem-
bers of the Gargoyle staff meet Mon-
day, five p. m. in office adjoining Dai-
ly.
Glee Club try-outs, Wednesday, Oc-
tober .18, 7 p. m. School of Music.
Class football managers who have
not conferred with interclass manager
meet at Union today at 3:00.
Senior lit class meeting, Monday af-
ternoon, 4 o'clock, Tappan Hall. Stui-
dent Council elections.
Meeting of 1913 engineers, Monday,
October 16, at 7:15, room 311, engi-
neering building. Student Council
elections.
Band rehearsal Monday night 7
o'clock at McMillan Hall. E. J. Fisch-
er, leader.
Reception at Union this afternoon.
Music and eats.
FRESHMEN LOSE TO
OHIO AGGREGATION.

Charles Frohman Presents

Maude'
Adams

Massive Production
The Fortune
Hunter
By Winch ill Smith

NEW
Wh itney Theatre

NEW
Wh itney Theatre
Wednesday Oct. 18

Tuesday,+

Oct. 17

Cohan & Harris

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In ldmond Rostand's Drama,
Adapted by Louis N. Parker
Chantecler

Designers of
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Class Pins and Rings

Megdedls
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Sfationery

Seat Sale"
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Seat Sale
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Davis
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IConklin(C)...L.T. 4.

Good Eyes

Bogle..........L.G.
Paterson....... C. .
Almendinger..
Quinn.. ....R.G.
Pontius ......... R.T.
Wells..........R.E.
Craig, McMillan.. Q.
Torbet, Herring-
ton, Craig..... L.H.
Thompson.......F.B.

Day
McLaughty
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Culver, Martin
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Hackett, West

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rect the faults.
Thesummary follows:
All-Fresh Position Mt. Union
Tession, Hadden. L.E. ........Blythe
Raynsford....... L.T. .........Woolf
Traphagen.....L.G.........Beck
Howard..........C.......Pritchard
Cole ............. R.G. .....McGregor
Musser........ .R.T. .Monnier (Cap)
Lyon..........R.E........Carson
Kellar ......... ..Q. .......Neushutz
Collette (Cap)....L.H. .......Church
Smith........F.B. ........Gibson
Bell..........R.H.....Whinnery
Score-Mt. Union 6, All-Fresh 0.
Touchdowns-Monnier; Goal from
touchdown, McGregor. Officials- Ed-
munds, referee; Smith, umpire; Bor-
leske, field judge;Morton, headlines-'
man. Time of quarters, 10 minutes.
Be sure and attend tne Special Red
Tag Piano Sale now going on at Grin-
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Liberty St. A sensational piano
clearance of Summer Resort Pianos.
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Officials-Referee,7

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Point; Umpire, Eckersall, Chicago;
Field Judge, Allen, Northwestern;
Head linesman, Yeckley, Penn State.
Time of periods-10 minutes.

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