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THE MICHIGAN DAILY the shape of a perfunctory cheer
Marietta's left end dived under two
Official newspaper at the University of charging half-backs and nailed the
Michigan. Published every morning except
Monday during the university year. man with the ball five yards behind
his own line of scrimmage, while the
Enteed sat te pot-office at Ann Arbor as stands clapped listlessly.
second-class matter. sad lpe itesy
Suddenly Marietta shot a forward
Offices: -Ann Arbor Press Building. Sub
scriptions: by carrier r mail, $2.50. Want pass across the Michigan goal-line for
ad. stations: Quarry's, Students' Supply the frst hostile score of the season,
Store, The Delta, cor. Packard and State.
Phones: Business, 960; Editorial, 2414. and immediately the spirit changed.
Francis F. McKinney......Managing Editor Cheer leaders caught the fever and
John S. Leonard........Business Manager drew hoarse, throaty yells from the
crowd. The tacklers in, the field gave
E. Rodgers Sylvester... Assignment dito an extra wrench to their man as they
James 1. Barrett .......... elegraph Edito netawec o hi a ste
E. P. Wright.................Sports Editor downed him.
Edward Mack........Advertising Manager It might be a reversion to savagery,
Kirk White ............Publication Manager but it is the spirit that makes the
Y. R. Althseler...... Circulation Manager'
C. V. Sellers....................Accountant
Night Editors
Toi C. Reid C. N. Church Ann Arbor Concern Shows Big Growth
Verne Burnett Edwin A. Hyman At
Joseph J. Brotherton At the annual meetg of the stock-
holders of the Hoover Steel Ball com-
J C. B. Parker porters Henley Hill pany held Tuesday reports showed
Irwin Johnson teLeer oslyn that during the 31 months the plant
W aldo R. Hunt has been in operation the building has
been increased to two and one-half
Assistant to the Business Manager times its original size and whereas, in
C. T. Fishleigh the beginning it employed 100 men, it
now has 400 employes on its pay roll.
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1915. Women's Organizations
Night Editor-Tom C. Reid
MICHIGAN'S NEED The Classical club will hold its first
Las yer ornllhad67 eter enmeeting of the year in room A of
Last year Cornell had 67 letter men Alumni Memorial hall at 730 o'clock
on her track squad. Michigan had 18. thsuni g.
Yet Cornell has a smaller student this evening.
body than Michigan. Two years ago A list of the classes in physical edu-
eight men turned out to a meeting cation is posted in Barbour gymna-
for track candidates. Last year a sium.
personal notice was sent out to every Tickets for the annual banquet
man who had expressed an interest given by the Y. W. C. A. must be pur-
in track work on his intramural card, chased today. Freshmen are admitted
and a better turnout was secured, free.
This year the same plan Is to be used The tryouts for the Girls' Glee club
again, and perhaps, if a feasible will be held today at the school of
scheme can be worked out, a personal music, room 7, from 5:00 o'clock to
appeal will be made to all those in- 6:00 o'clock. New members and an
terested in the sport. accompanist are wanted. Freshmen
The Michigan team is a team of and new students are not eligible, by
stars. At the last Intercollegiates our order of the eligibility committee.
team finished third with two first Junior advisors who have not paid
places to her credit, while Cornell won Juirdisrskwho haynthpa
with only one first to her credit. The thi dues are asked to pay them at
meet was won by the men who fin- Tne lie tig '17.
ished in the third, fourth and fifth The lower tennis courtsof Palmer
places. Where are the men who will Field, as well as the Newberry courts,
do that for Michigan? may be used at any time by the wo-
men of the university, whether or not
THE GAME they are enrolled in physical educa-
It started out like an ordinary, early tion. The upper Palmer Field courts
season game yesterday. No pep in are in use on Monday, Tuesday, Wed-
the bleachers and much more interest nesday and Thursday at 11:00, 2:00,
1 in the freshman who refused to take and 3:00 o'clock, but are open to all
off his cap on leaving the stand, than at other times.
in the teams at grips with each other There will be a general meeting of
in the middle of the field. Michigan Deutscher Verein tonight at 8:00
scored and received her reward in o'clock in the club rooms.
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Classes now being organized in
SOPHOMORES TO HEAR RULES
FOR ANNUAL GAMES TONIGHT
Smith and Mack Will Speak to Second
Year Men; McKinney to
Preside
Members of the class of 1918 will
gather at 7:00 o'clock tonight in west
physics lecture room in preparation
for their participation in the annual
fall games Saturday morning.-"
Harold Smith, '16, Varsity track
captain, and Francis T. Mack, '16E,
of the student council, will be the
speakers of the evening, and Francis
F. McKinney, '16L, managing editor of
The Daily, will preside. T. P. Soddy,
'16E, president of the student coun-
cil, will read the rules for the games
to the sophomores.
The freshman class held its pre-
contest mass meeting last night and
were addressed by John Maulbetsch,
'17P, and Maurice Dunne, '17L, of the
football squad. W. A. P. John, '16,
editor of The Gargoyle, acted as pre-
siding officer, and Harold Smith offer-
ed his services as cheer-leader.
The freshmen selected Ward Peter-
son to lead them in the rush on Sat-
urday morning.
Final preparations for the fall con-
test are well under way, and will be
announced tomorrow morning.
It's the qualities of our candies,
along with a rich tasty flavor, which
is winning the taste of candy lovers.
Bloomfield's, 709 N. University. oct14
COMEDY CLUB TRYOUTS WILL
BE STAGED THIS AFTERNOON
Men and women wishing to try out
for membership in the Comedy club
will be given their first and only op-
portunity to do so at 4:00 o'clock this
afternoon in the Cercle Francais
rooms.
As a few more women are needed to
fill out the ranks of the club, the mem-
bers of this sex will be especially wel-
come at the tryout, which will con-
sist of a three-minute reading of some
selection, the nature of which the ap-
plicant may decide for himself.
At some time next week first try-
outs will be held for parts in the com-
edy, ."Stop Thief," which the club is
to present as its annual production
some time before Christmas vacation.
Although freshmen will not be allow-
ed to take part in this play, they are
eligible to membership in the club and
will have the opportunity to take part
in its monthly performances.
Faculty 'Gym' Class Begins Its Work
The gymnasium class composed of
members of the university faculty, be-
gan work at the City Y. M. C. A. Tues-
day with an attendance of 10. Fifteen
have enrolled up to date.
Do you ever go to the Arcade the-
atre? Then on your next trip drop in
to Bloomfield's at 709 N. University,
and try about a dime's worth of those
good chocolates. oct14
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