in m ink encil made, Frances Caspari, teacher of voice Ha ler & Fuller, culture. Studio, Cornwell Bldg. For kdv. terms, Phone 638.-Adv. j4 Games For 7 SALE I, OF Union Tickets WEST Home Team Visiting Team lfichigan ...................M. A. C. Iowa ....................... Illinois Ohio State................Minnesota Northwestern...........Wisconsin N( Purdue....... .... Notre Dame ga Missouri Ames ve Nebraska ..........Haskell Indians mi Kansas....................... Drake fo Oklahoma .........Oklahoma A. & M. Montana ... University of Washington ed Utah......... University of Wyoming co. University of Nevada ...... St. Mary's th( Miami .... Ohio Northern University Ro stf CONCERTS BY .1 BAUER....October WCORMACK. November FRIEDMAN.. December KREISLER......January MORINI.... .. .February 20" 22 5 3 3 WHEN MICHIGAN AND M. A. C. MET ONCE BEFORE AIEIs AR FOR SIXTEENTH CONTST in ex LISA, and ) RIMINI.. ....March 14 irday 8 to 12, A. AT HILL AUDITORIUM THEREAFTER AT SCHOOL -OF MUSIC Seats Will Be'Available at $4.50, $5.00, and $5.50 INGBREECH e headquarters for Sport, Hiking and RidingI and Men, also Riding Habits for Ladies. A]1 to select from in Khaki, Whipcord, Cordu rge, etc. Sport Hose, Leather and Wrap Put J I / HUNTING COATS BREECHES High-Top Shoes, Munson Army and I Shoes, Rubber Boots in Slicker, Knee, and Hip styles. Rain Coats, Craver Slickers, Mackinaws, Overcoats, et TOM WYE COA TS AND VESTS We have the Reg. 0. D. 4ool Army S also. Dress Shirts, Underwear, all kin Hosiery and Auto Gloves at less than ular price. Best asortment of Wool Robes, Steamer Rugs and Army Bla priced up from $2.50. Swpeaters for Ladies, CGnilem and Children It will pay you to get our prices GILLETTE RAZORS WITH SIX BLA IN HANDY CASE AT $1.25 Rival Elevens Have Played Since renewed determination to put their 1893; Two wins for X. A. c. sister institution firmly down and plant themselves gloriously thereup- Many years ago, so long, in fact, that on. Last year they fell before Yost's only time-worn members of the facul-- mediocre aggregation 35 to 0. Last' ty and staid alumni can rememnber Saturday they bowed to the supe- 'I ty ami ofstaide alumni canegremembero it, Michigan and M. A. C. first met in I riority of little Albion college, but to- battle on the gridiron. The exact jday they offer a rejuvenated eleven, nya, ashon by riderecords oftheheavy, fast, and determined to show, Athletic association, is 1893, the first that their defeat of a week ago can-1 game of 15 that have taken place to not be reckoned as affecting-theirl dtebetween the two institutions, playing against their ancient rivals., ~ dae btwen te to istiu ins, This is M.'A.. C.'s Big .Game. They and the first of 12 victories for Mich- ' igan over the wearers of the Green are coming, thousands strong, headed and White. by their 50 piece band and a corps of" cheer leaders, ready to back, their 5 Wolverines Rave Scored 408 vr a r 4team to the limit, to the end that In the years that have followed the once more, after five long years of Togs l Wolverines have amassed a total of waiting, their Green and White may -arge 408 points, against 55 for M. A. C., wave triumphant. Michigan scoring more than a quar- iroy, ter of the total amount in 1902 when tees. the Yost machine flattened the Ag- X. A. C. TICKET NOTICE * gics under 'a catapultic advance, scor-I - ing 119 points without permitting the ~.hr ilb orsre there will be no reserved Farmers so much as a sniff at the seats for today's game. Gen- Michigan portion of the gridiron. .eral .admission tickets for the M. Dress M. A. C., on the other hand, has de- A. C. game may be purchased at sport feated Michigan twice, being the first . netts, of tte thee' teams to come to Ann ohe athletic office from 9 to 12 tc. Ar o ae reiiayt o'clock this morning. Afteite Arbor for games' preliminary to the will go on sale at the Ferry field opening of the Conference schedule g which has ever defeated the Maize gate. General admission tickets for and. Blue. The Aggies had always, the Ohio State game may be pur- with a few exceptions, appeared as chased at the main window at lilrts, dangerous opponents, but in 1908 they Fe d imedatl after t ds of Ferry field immediately after the reg- pulled the surprise of the season, M. A. C. game this afternoon. Auto holding Michigan to a 0 toO0 score. There is but a limited number of nkets Then followed four Wolverine victor- such tickets and when these are ies, but in the fifth year following sold the capacity of the field will en the tie, 1913, a powerful, husky, have been reached. Farmer eleven bore down on Ann Ar- . Students will be admitted to bor and triumphed in a hard fought the M. A. C. game on presenta- battle by a 12 to 7 count. The Maize tion of ticket number three of and Blue was superior again in 1914, their athletic book at the gate but the next year M. A. C. sent down when. properly signed.' a team which literally mopped the ADES field with the over-confident Wolver- ines, winning 24 to 0. Aggies Boast Heavy Line MORE GOLFERS NEEDED FOR Ever since that disastrous year the TEAM TO MEET OHIO STAKUE Michigan colors have been flaunted over the Green and White, but with More tryouts are needed for golf, the coming of each season the Aggie if the team that is to represent Mich- men have returned to Ferry field with igan against Ohio is to be a success. Only eight men reported yesterday for practice. The tournament which was to be held Friday afternoon was post- poned to Saturday. All those inter- ested should call W. H. Ingham, '21, at 18. It is necessary that the men should report as soon as possible because a game is scheduled with Ohio, Oct. 22. onTry a Daily Want Ad. It pays-Adv. EAST Yale .........Williams Harvard...........Georgia Navy ...................Princeton Cornell . ...Western Reserve Pennsylvania.........Swarthmore Syracuse..................Brown Army....................Wabash St. Xavier (Cincinnati).......Centre Pittsburgh .,.............. Cincinnati Penn State .................. Lehigh Washington and Jefferson..... ...........Carnegie Tech. West Virginia.......Ohio University Rutgers.......Washington and Lee ._ and o ', .'4 91 WHAT'S GOING ey forgot to cheer f ails will be errect ands. i tt ing On co Daily offic( afternoon' I IN COMFORT ULTIMA us Supply St0 213 N. 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