berth for the Chicagoans, I Y Mentor in J' Weig 185 185 198 175 / 180 210 1V I In .n.J.I. LLS4 2UZ l: I V 'n L... .V. J1 ;ht Name Potiton - Name Dunne ...............LE............... Halladay Goetz (Capt.) ..........L.T............... Jackson Fortune ...............L.G...............Stegeman Hamilton ..................................... Reber W ilson ................R.G............ .... Swenson Dunn "........... ......R.T.......Higgins (Capt.) Peach............. ..R.E............McDonald- Sparks............... Q.B................. Graham ' Weston.............. L.H.................Cole Cruse...............R.H................Elton Vick................F.B............. Hanisch ~ ~n :'a Weight 172 187 184 214 192 219 172 155 152 172 177 iI 158 150 160 180 ,whether Jackson or McGuire would start, but later reports indicate that the former will go in. McGuire is a big man and would have added quite a lot of weight to the line. Weight About Equal The two teams should be about even- 'ly matched as to weight. However the contenders"' f'or the. honors today compare, both will fight 'and it looks.as though the battle will resolve itself into a question as to which team will scrap the hardest and longest with the fewest let-ups in effort. Yost and the team have gone Stagg hunting. They intend to come back with the venison, too. DANCING SCHOOL New class at the Packard Academy will begin Wednesday evening, Nov. 12, 7 to 8 o'clock. Lady and Gent in- structors, number limited. Register early. Phone 1850-F-1.-Adv.. 1 Men Who Desire Good Young men style and quality able price will preciate the clo secured when Hart ,: .- -f I .. A.- L e. d e- y l DISANE RUNNERS I OVERNESGO F:RST TEST OF SEASON STAG6KUNTINC FARELL'S HILL AND DALE fEAM TO COMPETE AT (Continued from Page One). LANSING his wall greatly. The improvement in ...--- Peach's injury and his return to form Michigan's cross country team will is; in itself of great value. If Waffle have its first test of the season in repea'ts his performances of pre-war the state meet at Lansing today. The days the Maroon interference will caliber of Coach 'Farrell's men is an meet with some difficulty on the right unknow,/w.quantity-.and the degree of flank. Fortune has shown himself succes which this year's' hill and able to go through the line besides dale team may be expected to achieve being a strong defensive guard, and Will' be largely reckoned from their his weight will help the center of the showing against the harriers of the line. othr Mchian ollges .Hamilton' to Start at Center other Michigan colleges. ' Schimmel, Burkholder, Earle, Pen- Hamilton, who probably has the call berthy, Maynard, and Joseph will rep- for the pivot position today, is an! resent the Maize and Blue. ,.The first !unknown quantity to the campqs at wo named are counted on to do the large, but he has a reputation of be- best work for Michigan. Schimmel, al- 'ing a hard and .gre tackler as well though a senior, had done little run- as a good passer at center. This abil- ninguntil this year because of the ity inay allow Gus Goetzto remain on trouble which he has had from fall- the line In defense with Hamilton and ing arches. Burkholder ran the half Vick backing the wall. It appar- mile on the track team last, spring ently doesn't make any difference just and has had considerable experience where Gus plays, he generally man- in this line.. agep to be where the play is going Team Inexperieneel anyhow,so that if Haniflton backs up IEarle, the third man oi1 the squad the line the defensive strength of the has never done any. cross country team aught to be augmented. or'k, but he was out for the=mile last Most of the dopesters of the va- emester. Penberty rdt Joseph are rious newspapers round about have both new menbeatthe runniogs game. been claiming that the' team .with a bothynew men wa the unedn ame 'line that can outcharge the opposing Maynard, Who was counted on as one wl hudwn nta ae 1 of the team's mainstays, :has not 'wa tshould win. , In that case, al shown up as well as it' was hoped, though the strength of the Chicago He is not yet back to his pre-war ith an improved line and barring any fokrns who, by reason of finishing acdents, Michigan should have a Lkn h , slight advantage in this department. fourth in the 'time trials last Satur- Jdig ,o n th is dearoon day, was scheduled to .go to Lansing Judging on the basis of tlie Maroon day, not bscedule to go to Lanring performance against Illinois there is- will niot -be ale'0make the trip. n't a' whole lot of ginger in the Mid-4 Coach Farrell and his men are way linemen when on offense end un- leaving 'this wnorning at 7:48 o'clock less they have shown considerable im- and expect to return ths evening. provemnent recently they are liable to The race *111 be run early in the find themsel'ves: unable to make any afternoon..As in all hill and dale runs, serious impression on their immedi- the first man in will score one point, ate opponents. the second two and, so on, the team ' Yost Thinks Chances Even laving the lowes score winning. Time Tr Next Tuesay Yost seemed to think during the There are tiee or four Imen out past week that the two teams are for the :team who are not yet in fairly evenly matched, taken as a shape. These runners wllV have a whole, and that the game will be very chance to try for tie tea i next Tues- liJely to go to the eleven that puts day afternoon. If any Qf them suc- up the hardest fight. Predictions would ceed In finishing ahead of the six men be out of order from almost anybody. now re(resenting the Uiversty they The Chicago backfield boasts ; no will .ta e their places on the team. scintillating stars but is a good fast combination with plenty of, drive. They may have more than can be seen a ePon their records to date, as a back- Coach Iitchel, .#io is now in- field, no matter how strong, can do tramural director, is planning on con- little without a good line to hold un- ducting an interclass 'cross country til the play gets under way and to meet next Saturday morning. The open holes.for plunges. Hanisch, the first six men from each class 'will Maroon full back, is a hard-hitting score, the team having the lowest man, Graham is a kicker, while Elton score winning the meet. The indi- has proved to be the most consistent vidual winner will receive a cup. gainer. On the line Captain Higgins, like Angus Goetz, is a tackle and MISS HOLLA.DAY'S CANDIE of probably the strongest man on de- Paris, Ky. Fresh every week Tice's fense that' Stagg has. There was some __--I_ ,.... . &Mai SUITS I Michigan Daily advertising is the one recognized means of reaching student trade. The Michigan your door daily a year.--Adv. Daily, except delivered to Monday, $3.50 are purchased clothes possess all features that can I that of any other The fine wo from which the ga carefully tailored duplicated in tha other make. The range of s' and fabrics conta are desired. 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