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.f.~m ade is even more commendable Use the advertising columns af The Use~ the advertising columns of The
- 'al ne1 ,1 ak s thnit would otherwisesem Miha Dai to reach the best of Michigan Daily to reach the best of
SeniOBALeNgierfOTbaC-Eogo r e After a night's rest here the squad Ann Arbor's buyers-Air. Ann Arbor's byr.Av
TULI [ Lo g Jo rney To il jump to Cincinnati, stopping,
L iewl e edMody t4;tiet I#1'ol~e~ nes over at Detroit for a reception which!tcwilbhedMoayt4.M
o'clock on South Ferry field,.a been planned for them by the,
i Fist ame illbe laye Thrs-Tulane alumni. This event is but
(Continued from Page One) day. Fo e ren oAnAbr n fanme htwl egvni
to TmpaFlorda, ouldbe a honorl of the southern warriors andA-
TlnfonthheveMihgnI uno enierwilpa-will help to make the entire trip more
line hard to gain through, but theI Juiregnrs ilprc j bitious journey for a vacationist, but enjoyable.
viiosrnteenstEodavn tice Monday at 4 o'clock, on= &IIMU O93
Southr ra Ferrys t gfdieldn. when that same trip, Is attempted by Play Next in Florida-
tage. B. Brown was particularly f- a college football squad the project Nothing but a victory in next at , B ~ '
fective in skirting the flanks, his! is even larger. urday's game with the Uniersity of E= A
speed carrying him out of reach of! Interclass Grid Schedule to Open Nevertheless that is what the Tu- Florida at Tampa will completely re ,. p
the Michigan tacklers. Dwyer and I nterfraternity and interclass foot-ln unvriyta isdng ndopnehesgtersfrhe ie u-
Richeson were also responsible fori ball will be played according to the from the showing it made yesterday theyhaesnti preparation. h l i ui 4I
several long gains around the ends. 1following schedule: Monday,. 3:46 on erry field, it is perfectly able to long days veand ei nights they have spent i
When the southerners found that o'clock, Phi Chi vs. Phi Sigma Delta, exchange punts with any college elev- on the road have to a large extent I =--
they could not score by means of Sigma Phi Epsilon vs. Phi Kappa Psi, en in the country regardless of loca- served to put the players out of theirs: liA m
straight football, they resorted to the Beta Theta Pi vs. Kappa Sigma. tion.C
forward pass. Their nearest ap- Tuesday, Monks vs. Delta Kappa Large Squad on Trip to hold the Wolverines twice on the
proach to a score came in the second Epsilon, Zeta Psi vs. Sigma Chi, Xi Twenty-one players, two coaches, very threshold of a touchdown is a -
qure hnaln asoe h'Psi Phi vs. Gamma Eta Gamma. a trainer and two managers are in- tribute to their ability and sheer
goal line, Dwyer. to McGraw, went Wednesday, Lambda Chi Alpha vs. luded in the squad that left New fiig sii.Attetp o o
incomplete, A few feet more and the f Theta Chi, Delta Tau Delta vs. Nu Orleans last Wednesday on the firste dition they should be able to repeatIv
Tulane man would have been able to! Sigma Nu, Phi Kappa Sigma vs. Delta leg of the long trip. The tedious their victory of the last two years Reknwatyugt ncohe=smr
complete the heave for a score. To- Chi. three days' journey was broken by a over Florida and wind up the ilong Reco han forgt i clothes. r
arthclsoftecnetMh-1 On Thursday intercass contests will short rest in Chicago yesterday, jaunt successfully. important ta what you pay frcohs
gan's defense against passes was al- get under way when fresh engineers where the men ran through signals
most ipregnale, nuerousplay soph engineers, junior engineers in their street clothes. When the University Men! Start a Savings2No egtserflow byn th bs.
m o t i p e n a l , n m r u s h a e .N r g e s e e r f l o u i n-h e t
being intercepted by the Wolverines. vs. senior engineers, fresh lits vs. team ran on Ferry field yesterday it Account. with HURON VALL.EY BLDG~. p-
The kicking of the Tulane booters soph ilit. was the' second time this week that & SAVINGS ASSO. Your money will -
inakeep- Fridaybsnioracitrsvsnjuneo lits, the players had been in uniform and double in 10 years. Never paid less WIL'S Suits and Overcoats for Fall are
wasMicione oftebig.f eactes laws vs. architects, dents vs. medics. in view of this fact the fight they than 5 per cent dividends since in- e tailored to pass a standard, no t to pass
the play was taken out of dangerous corporation 30 years ago. Can draw m
territory by a long kick. Richeson your money any time and receive 5 out.
'did, the bulk of the booting, al-gm u a * m per cent from date of investment-
though McGraw and Smith each con- v ~ ~ ~ i iMoney in association not taxable aeEeySi eSl
trbte -Jn oe CpWi igtWYNS IMUnder State control. Vim. L. WalzW aeEey ut'eSl
triute a..ing ne.Catai WihtPres. H. H. Herbst, Secy., A. A. Sav-
played a strong game at end. He OPENS lugs Bank Bldg.-Adv.
seldom allowed the Michigan backs - --________________
to skirt his extremity and was a _________________
tower of strength o the offense. O hAA,0 V
An onside kick netted the New Or-+=
leans team 30 yards, but they w ere T h e B u e F ro n t he .- -et o fe d o l r w re p e e t
ed to the visitors but each tm theyf u Cigar Store -W ~ . fl~ K
forward pass route. 31l)il UIIJI U U UJST D NT O NE
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ICappon . L.......Wiegand LG...FtzD O
Goetz (Capt.).. L.T...... Payne Du n_.. .._____.. . tz
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Petro .....R.G.. Killinger
IGoebel .. ...R.E..Wght (Capt.)
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Final score-Michigan 21, Tulane IT'S A REGULAR HUMDINGER - WITH NEW BRUNS-
0. Score, first half-Michigan 7, Tu-
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