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SATURDAY IN, LAST BATTLE OF THE YEAR


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Attraction to Homecoming
Crowd
"LITTLE BROWN JUG" ONCE
MORE BONE OF CONTENTION
Minnesota and Michigan will meet
on Ferry field Saturday in one of their
annual gridiron arguments. The Gop-
her-Wolverine game has been one, of
the most important contests of the
West for the past 25 years. This year
should be no exception. The Minne-
sota team has had a rest for two
weeks, spending the time profitably in
final preparation to win what they
consider the most important game on
their schedule and to take "the Little
Brown 'Jug" back to Minneapolis
with them.

14 . INN1tSOTA TICKET SALE
Thisy morning at 9 o'clock, the
Athletic association will place
on sale a limited number of re-
served seat tickets for the Mich-
igan-Minnesota game. This sale
is open to all, and any person
will be allowed to purchase four
of these tickets .and receive them
at the time of purchase. Orders
will. still be reserved by mail un-
til all tickets are sold. No gen-
eral admission tickets will be for
sale until all reserved seats. are
gone.
ful season but Dr. Williams' proteges
will come upon Ferry field 'gaturday

All of the injured players on the big the shut out Michigan handed them at
Northmen's squad, with the exception Northrop field last year when Steke-
of Oss, are fit and ready to go. There tee's tWe scored the only pjits ot
is every reason to believe that this the game. Martineau, Gopher halfback,
game should be one of the season's and Gilstad,, fullback, are two sterling,
best with each team fighting to the backfield men who will bear watching.
last whistle. A capacity crowd of Brown, pilot of the Williams' machine,
40,000 will be present. is also a clever field .general. Martin-
Gophers Determined eau carries the triple threat and is
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line Minnesota. will have thle advantage
of weight. "Trig" Johnson, former
captain, will play one of the guards,
while Captain Teeberg will perform
at-tackle. In all, the Gophers are It
powerful eleven which has not found
itself except once this year, and then,
against Northwestern, they displayed
the punch of old, but have fallen by
heavy scores before Iowa and Wiscon-
sin.
Block M" for Game.
Michigan's homecoming will be "cele-
brated by, the block "M" which is ,t
be made up of 3,000 undergraduate. stu-
dents in the west stand. The block
" M" this year which can be seen by
more than 20,000 rooters in the 'north
and south stand's, will present itself
to more rooters than have ever before
seen the living Wolverine symbol.
cripples Out
Coach Yost will be forced to launch
his attack in the final game of the 1920
season without the services of twq. de-
pendable veterans. Neither Usher nor
Captain Dunne will get intohe line-
ups. Both of the veterans who .for the
Fast four years have figured promin.
ently in every Michigan victory have
played their last game for the Maize
and Blue and will be forced to watch
the game from the sidelines. Usher
gave promise ot. being, one of the great-
est backs Michigan ever had -until he
received his injury in the Aggies con-
test, which incompacitated him for the
season. He was able tq play only a few
minutes at Wisconsin. "Eddie" has
been a big loss to Michigan--fine onl
offense, great on defense. Capt. "Duke"
Dunne, also, was hammnered in the
Badger tussle and it is extremely
doubtful if he will be able to lead his
men into the fray with Minnesote.
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