THE MICHIGAN DAILY

FRESHMAN SQUAD
GETS INTO ACTION
Candidates are Given Initial
Workout Under Coach
Wheaton D. Cole
EARLY PRACTIC IS ELE[ENTARY.
Freshman football practice com-
menced Monday and the incipient Var-
sity stars who this year desire to use
the All-Fresh eleven as a stepping
stone to gridiron fame are working
out each afternoon under the guidance
of Coach Wheaton D. Cole. The squad
comprises many men of experience,
both huskies and lightweights; but
there are good chances for players
who have not had so much football
work in prep school, but who can fur-
nish an abundant supply of the proper'
spirit. If the All-Fresh team of this
year is to equal the record set by its
two predecessors-that of not losing
a game-it will be necessary for ev-
ery freshman player to turn out for
the team.
Twenty-one candidates reported to
Coach Cole for Monday afternoon's
workout. The coach divided the men
into several groups and set them the
task of passing the ball. Several of
the candidates did not seem to realize
that the eleinentary forms of practice
are just as necessary to a winning
combination as a complicated set of
formations and treated the early af-
ternoon's work* lightly. It was not
long, however, before Coach Cole had
them at work strenuously. Kicking
and catching punts formed a portion
of Monday's practice and the coach
concluded the workout by dividing the

UNIVERSITY NOTICES
Important meeting of the Oratorical
board this afternoon at 4 o'clock.
All members of the Union Member-
ship committee meet at the Union
clubhouse tonight at 7:30.
Important meeting of old Varsity
bandmen, Wednesday at 7 o'clock, Mc-
'Millan Hall.
All '12 men with foot ball ability
will please communicate with L. K.
Wood, class manager. Call at 504
Fifth Ave. South or phone 1067-L.
Decorate your room with a Michi-
gan Pennant or Banner. Best assort-
ment in the city at Wahr's Universi-
ty Book Store. 1-3
Royal Tailors Agency at 215 So.
Main. 1
Classes in Shorthand and Typewrit-
ing. Typewriting begins Monday, Oct.
9th at School of Shorthand, 711 N.
Univ. Ave. 1
All the latest Popular song hits
such as Billy Alexander's Ragtime
Band, Mamy's Angel Child, All Alone
and a dozen others at Ten Cents per
copy at Grinnell's Music House.
Attention Freshmen.
One of your very first duties is to
call at Grinnell Bros.. Music House
on Liberty St. and get a copy of all
the Michigan Songs and learn them.
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Royal Tailors Agency at 215 So.
Main. 1
The Kempf Music Studios. Piano
and Pipe-Organ, Voice. 312 So. Di-
vision St. Bell Phone 1076-J.
Pull down 10 per cent. commissions
taking some of those two thousand
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