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Ch1airan "JToe" Purge! of tho corn-
mittee of the Stuident Council, whlich
hs5 the arrang m uets for Cap Night in
charge has ordered a menting of all
sophomores intereste in the celbra-I
tion to be held this evening at 7 o'clock
at the Union.t
"Every sophomore interested sihould
turn out at this metin,;" Bir ;e stat-
ed last evening. We need at least 60I
mlen to assist in ftegithering of fuel
andl for the red lihtW, so that a good
crowd of second yearr men should ap)-
piear atthe meeting',"
Councilmien "E"(ddie" Sieru and Scot
Hlopkins, as well as Chairman Burge,'
will address the gathering and explaini
the nature of the~ work required oA
the volunteers, and thet men will ber
divided into tw1o squads of all each,
(Continued on page 4.)

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hS l. ruk siIaother b .lowv .t Mil _
halla lieo, contralcted heepdemc es
terda :. and frmbrill1;entlll 71idC,;1ixa
he 'wl e~~al to mk h rpt
Pldelphia w ?, it ti;h,',e fi'".iiin tea
d1(icapcompetition of' $u iii rday he ha
lw; been considerda ie
>at11f.1 y li" rown ranl the(hlf, 1inlthe
ex: ceeily g 1 ood time o1' .1:7-5an
sinc tha tim Dr.Kraezlei h I
Iin the ha 1'll f nile at the intreo l e
1?r. lKralel u s.ta 'otd dast eveahnt:
(Continued on page; 4.)

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ACCORDING TO EASTERNR CRITICS

MICHIGAN WILL PLACE THIRD

ADD kIT.C;; #.ION REA .mdYk. .
Weahe lii~ 5.2iri

In a prediction as to the results of
etinlg the Eastern Intercollegiate track 1and
,onts, field meet which will bhed01 at Phil-
teadelijbia F+riday and Saturday, east-
yde-meilcritics give,- Michrigan third rank.
sen ,de- lTe taible given.. below sho w s 1the0 prob-
)R-able placing in the meet and the pi~nts
- f}, that, each col lege'wNill dr; a s vie wed

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~ fMichig;an is concedled firsts
h the high and llow hur1dle
and though he may not come
he shonving anticipated for himt,
evertheless ag;reed tha't lhe will
u the events. tlanavan1 of Mlich-
giveni secondu in the mile, with
of Cornell the choice for first,
Hatimbaugh is given the samve
n the two mile event, with only
of Cornvell lea din him, Kohler
n second in the shlotput, and
it third in the r°unning- high

Sulrp; i',e'theeastern 1trck followersI.
11_iff, 'hoplaced lstyclr in1 the quar-
ter, ought to rijpeat iflhe is in good
(onionw. 1Brown lwas expctld to
show In thle half Mile, !but!hi115i!i10""
will 11nd(oubted!ly prevent1+1him from1
g01i1. eaSt, A s 1to th(e han-.
ativeIy, and if 'oniditions iarc';' o a
ble, one of them oug"ht to 1;1:aceo.In
the broad jump the Mihigan candi-
dates, Waring and Cohn, have not(
been juml'ping- up to the records of the(
eastrn mlen, but both have atta'ined
~distances that would have won plaes,
for theml last year, and it is possible
thlat which ever one is t aken east may "
land a point or two.
At a recent meeting of the Intercol-'
legiate association, a quecstion was
raised as to Michigan1's entries, which
together w ith those of Mtassa1chusetts
Tech were alleged to have been one
da1y lat. Inasumnuch as the entris
wr reeived three Nweeks priorito the
la1st day of the meet, they were allow-
e'd to stand1 under this const iructionl.

Mlichigan is not ,gIven a lacein
e midgke distances, nor1 in the broad
.mps i ad haimmer throwv, and( it is

rpi , 1 it -i 'l hf .t1igt IIn ion xv 11 b li; ii. )lto
year ac orIii'. h ar te'i Xe ].t'ICh atd
Ownbeen fA o-ahha,,dO._the l i tAl
;Vi 1h; i . hi ('utii t T- d he
ulai'a a en eiy -I b k
T(hasteesrnowador n
wi "-l Li ihoithnmhe ex1fw days
Thei stcc w r w 1 1 tarte It!
o ,ce and thin side decyat~i on w p . i al
gatherngYA ofin terI t to th w ol

AS EASTERN CRITICS PREDICT THE RESULTS

( 100 Yards ;; .... .,....... .. .. . in
d 20 Yarids ........ .. .... .....l
r 440 Yards;.. .................. Syr.

ent to
fthe In-
thde Un-
gllbers of'.
trier spe-
-campums
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8 80 Yalrd.................. .C'orn.,
One Mlile ..................... Cor.n.
Two AMiles. ...... ....,..,..Corn.
1t20 yd. Hurdles ...............M1ichr.
220 yd. hlurles,..............Mich .
l3rf;a 'Jumip. .... ......... .. .Penn1.
High Jump..................Iar.v
Pole Valti.............)arrt.
Haimmer Throw........ .arrt.
olho!t Pt , .,.,,, .. .Co l.

Penn
C'orn.
Mich.
Col,
Col.
Da.lrt
Mlich.1

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immittee's plans hlave
d their final form
oral idea is very well
iversity physician, a
)r women, free consul-
sonable nilght calls, as
al ward for sick stu-
vill probably be asked
e university budg et as
I afford.

TOTIAL 1POMIT SCOIRE

enWho will
ity are su:re tt
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The fre i shc

Peonsylv!n................2t6
Syracuse..)11....................14
IHiarvard .,.....,,,,J. 12

Columb11iai. ........... ,,,, I
inceton 1 .. ,. . .. ..,. it
Brown ,s;( 5 . , .,,,, ..., .. . .


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