ger report at Waterman asium. between 4 and 5 ,k Wednesday or Thuirs- MILLURL NLAI ON VRSITY LIST TO BEGIN 11.1 L' :)NDAY day. LID tol MITCHELL TO U HRE'ORGANIZ Comparative Scores Dope Opponents for Fast Performance Saturday MATHER PLEASED BY RESULTS ACCOMPLISHED ON EXCURSION NTS or all men c or mana- e held at With a successful holiday trip be- SOCIETY AND DEPARTMENTAL ' hind it the Varsity basketball team CONTESTS TO PRECEDE resumed regular workouts last night. CLASS GAMES Coach Mather appears well satisfied with the results of the vacation jour- Intramural basketball opens this ney. week what promises to be the -bent Wallop AimOur' season that the court game has ever;. The next game will be that with° Although there will be no, Varsity1 hockey team this year there ia strong probability that interclass and interfraternity teams will be- given good workouts and material for a pos- sible next year's Varsity team will be lined up.r Entries Heavy Entries'for the interclass and inter- fraternity teams have come in well, up to date, according to Coach Mitch- ell and there is no doubt that two strong leagues will -be working throughoutthe rest of the winter. "Practice will be started next Mon- day," said Coach Mitchell, "and if it is possible the schedules will be started without much delay. The in- .terclass play will be a regtlar series of games, each team getting its chances to play whether defeated or not. The interfraternity league will play on the elimination basis as 'there are so many more teams than in the 'clashrleague. Rh*k Reserved VI IDL'S Give our GRIDDLE CAKES, TOAST and C( a trial. Table and counter service. Our 35c and 40c Dinners save you money. ding. the .pur- r the [tive train- the track o the state- tain, Carl seen at Michigan. Three leagues will start play in the next 10 days, with a total enrollment of about 55 teams. In addition to this series, the newly organized foul shooting 'contest should reveal some talent and make the work of the society and departmental man- agers easier in the selection of their lags- teams. Start Foul Shooting tney will The foul shooting contest starts to- lass. The day, and any candidate will secure at- 11 be out- tention if he reports at Waterman day when gymnasium from 1 to 3, or 7 to 8 ,ross, and o'clock. A cup, with suitable inscrip- tion, will be awarded to the winner of will take the contest. In addition to the prize this year, offered, this will be a good opportunity I from the for players to get on any teams for iigible to 'which they are eligible. anthat The fraternity league will open Mon- given at- day, Jan. 12, and teams desiring to son. and practice will be given a ball an'd a portunity court at the gym from 10 to 3 o'clock : a place Wednesday to Saturday, and 7-. to 8 hat there o'clock Wednesday to Friday. Any eting, and member of the fraternity, except those for prac- men that have won an "M" in basket- ball or men on the Varsity and all- fresh court squads, is eligible for the tunity for leagu~e. Any fraternity may enter more this year, than one team in the race, but the men eds many on one team must, stay with that team he mana- until it is eliminated, after which they urged to can join the other quintet. While both nanagers' teams are in the race they must be separate organizations. ' This rule tholds oty in the fraternity league, in A D the other two classes members of elim- VAR K ated teams must cease, playing, even Hillsdale, Saturday night of this week.' The opposing team is an unusually' strong one and is likely to make a; Michigan victory hard to obtain. In order to show the strength of the Hillsdale aggregation it might be not- .ed that Armour institute- of Chicago' was defeated by this team 44 to -18, while the University of Chicago was. only able to nose out the Armour five- 18 to 14. The question which' now arises is whether the Michigan team will per- form as well on the home floor as it has done on foreign courts: If. the Wolverine quintet is able to do this, the court fans should see some good performances on the part .of members' of the Varsity in the near future. Sldft* Probable Besides the men whoa went on the trip Mather is watching McPhee, Sul-' livan and Miller. Any one of this trio is likely to get a tryout at a Varsity berth if he shows up well in practice. The coach says- that there is still a chance for new candidates, especial- ly good running guards. If there, are any such men on the campus who have not yet come out, Mather wishes them to report to him at once.. Pirof. Frayer Speaks in Grand Rapids * Prof. William A. Frayer of the his- tory department, delivered the first of the series of University extension lec- tures yesterday before the Tuesday class of the Ladies' Literary club, in Grand. Rapids. "Russian Revolution and Bolshevism," was. the topic dis- csed. "The engagement of Weinberg's rink for the teams flive times a week made this (possible but it is hoped that we may have a University rinlt next year. A part of the rink will be re- served for the. Varsity men beginning Monday and the practice will be regu- lar from that time." Speaking of the possiblities of a Varsity team next year Coach Mitch- ell said that there were many things to be considered but if enough inter- est was shown this year. and if a rink, could be seaired by the University be would favor one. Miss Huberta VanDeinse, Martha Cook Bldg., won the Randall Studio $25.00 advertising prize. Published in today's issueg Tomorrow: ad by Mark K. Ehlbert of Michigan Daily staff. Sunday Prof. Brumm consented to write this ad. Announcement will be made later when. the ads written by the following will dppear: R. E. Mc- Kean, 620 S., State; Roscoe R. Rau, 1003 E.. Huron St.; W. P. Sanford, 1003 E. Huron St.; Maurice Breman, City 'Y", and Walter R. Carl, 616 S. Division. Follow these up and reason for yourself, why Miss Van Deinse's ad was the best.-Adv. Courteous and satisfactory TREATMENT to every custom- er, whether the account be large or small. The Ann Arbor Savings Bank' Incorporated 1869 Capital and Suiplus, $560,000.00 R4sourees........$4,000,000.00 Northwest Cor. Main & Huron 707 North University Ave. 512 EAST WILLIAM STREET Block and half from Campus For Traveling Anywhere Anydnm YOU WILL ENJOY USING THE A. B. A. Travelers' Checks as issued by this bank. Ti come in denominations of $10, $20, $50 and $100, are cash by Banks, Hotels, Railroads, etc., without identification. FARMERS & MECHANICS BANK, 101.105 SOUTH MAIN STREET 830 SOUTH STATE STRE (Nickels Arcade) awwh w w d Th w r= r, r w r aa r Wa TST RECEIVED arge shipment o ite COllar attaCh shirts collars button do I, d to A1 at if other teams representing their de--I_________ partment are still in the,running. Fra- Prof. Sellars to Lecture in °Detroit ternities that wish to enter two teams prof. RoylWS eturs if tetroit decde'Prof. Roy W. Sellars of the philos- are given, until Friday night to decide ophy department, will deliver the first their entries n r rof a series of lectures to members of AL O penfoEpn triesthe Twentieth Century club of Detroit, All society and departmental teams ,on Thursday afternoon. "IThe address- must enter at the Athletic office at will deal with "The Rise of Political once. Due to the loose organization Democracy." prevailing in most of the campus so- Dmcracy._ cieties and departments the men that l1ichigan Song Books, Memory wish to play should call the Athletic Books Jewelery, Pillows, etc.,,etc., at office, where they will be put in touch Bahrs Univery Bokst.,e.At - Wahr's University Bookstores.-Adv. with their respective managers. Any group that wishes to enter one of these leagues can do so by organiz- ing and having the manager report to Director Mitchell at the Athletic of- rdhams & State Street at, the A rcade .:' are at the part being roit Ju- Coach men in ch will weeks. { ae of Hart Schaffner & Marx by Dr. fice. Any , player can play in two of the three leagues, but cannot go in all of them. When the players that will rep- resent the classes, in the, second se- mester, are picked they will be judged largely from the manner in which they played in the games this semester. Fraternities have been given until Friday night to enter. The drawings will be made Saturday and announced in The Daily Sunday morning. Gilberts and Webers Chocolates in any size for Xmas at CUSHING'S PHARMACY.-Adv. Suits and vercoats We have decided to make a reduced price on all Young Men's Suits ar coats in odd sizes and broken lots. All good styles, fine pure wool fabrics lJ in is good'range of colors. 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