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THURSDAY, JANUARY 5, 1922
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Patronize our Advertisers.-Adv.
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____________VARSITY QUINTET WILL MEET M.A.Ca
IN FRIDAY WITHOUT SERVICE OFMILLER
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Probably 50% of Miehi.
gan Freshmen have never
played Billiardsr efore
coming to Ann Arbor.
The say that 90% of
Michigan men play Bil.
niards on and off during
their college course, most
of them at,
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Captain Rea Shifted to' Forward with their season to Wisconsin, 27 to 13, the
Birks and Cppon to Guardw Aggies have come back strong, defeat-
Farmer Tossers ing Carnegie Tech, 38 to 18, and Al-
bion, 33 to 18. Three stars of notable
brillance appear in the offensive
FOSTER, GIANT AGGIE TIP heights of the Farmers. Six teat, two
OFF MAN, TO BE WATCHED inches "of Foster, the giant Aggie
center, have proven too much for the
Michigan's basketball jinx, which guarding of Carnegie and Albion, and
has haunted the Wolverine camp at even the great Wisconsin defense had
the opening of every court season, is difficulty in holding the tip-off man of
back on the job, gloating over the the Green and White.
news that the throat trouble of W. The Aggie captain, Heasley, is her-
Graydon "Bill" Miller, sensational aleI soeo hebs owrsi
Maize and Blue forward, will keep him alded as one of the best forwards In
out of the game for the remainder of the state, and one of the greastest
the semester's contests. With the M. court players who has ever worn the
A. C. encounter set for Friday might, Green and White. Heasley has an
and with Miller not expected to play ability to shoot baskets that is al-
before the Ohio State game Ion Feb. most uncanny, popping the ball into
11 or the Indiana battle the day fol- the ring from all corners of the floor,
lowing, prospects are none of the and is a wonder on free throws. In
brightest, despite the remarkable early addition, he is a steady, brilliant, andl
season showing of the Wolverine five. elusive player, a man whom Coach
M. A. C. Plays Friday Mtier's guards will have to watch
M. A. C. appears on the Waterman every minute of the game. Hardly less
gym floor Friday night with a veter- powerful than his captain is Gilkey,
an team. Losing the opening game of another veteran. Gilkey's florte is
caging the ball when close to the bask- Foster. Ely has been the find of the'
et, but his long distance shooting is season so far as the Michigan aggre-
of the best. gation is concerned, ably filiing the'
Rea to Play Forward vacancy left by "Duke" Dunne. 'He
Miller's absence will be greatly felt will meet his first real test Friday1
when the Wvolverines answer to the night, however, in Foster, and if he
opening whistle Friday evening. In can hod the big Aggie tip-off man hek
order to fiil the hole left vacant by his will be more than ever a star who
illness, Coach Mather has found it ne- will be able to aid in defense of the'
cessary to shift Capt. "Bud" Rea, title which Michigan shares with Pur-
Michigan's sensational running guard, due and Wisconsin. The remaining,
o forward, where, although his per- forward position will be held by Rex
iormance is sure to be brilliant, he Reason, a substitute on last year's five,
will be hardly able, through lack of who has come rapidly to the fore dur-
experience with the position, to play ing the present season. Light, but tall
with the same efficiency that has char- and wiry, Reason is a dangerous man
acterized his work in the past. In at all times, and is possessed of an
Rea's place at guard will go "Cappy ~a curate eye for the basket.
' Cappon, of gridiron fame. Cappon is M. A. C. will give Mather's men not
a steady, hard-fighting player, but only a real test before the opening of
not equal to his leader. Nevertheless, the Big Ten season, but an opportun-
if Cappl's demonstration of his abilityI ity for the Varsity mentor to get a
to fill in as an emergency man, as, really good line on the ability of the
shown on the football field last fal. -aggregation as a whole,
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Calkins Fletcher Drug Co. and the Cushing
Drug Co..invite the inspection of
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MANAGERIAL TRYOUTS
NOTICE
A call for tryouts for assistant
intramural manager has been is-
sued. Sophomores desiring to try
out report to W. F. Elliott, daily
between 2:30 and 4:30 o'clock at
the Intramural office, room 3,
Press building.
Try a Daily Want Ad. It pays.-Adv.
OaNDON MAP
PIPES
PRICE
$6.00
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S ILLTARDS CIGARS CANDIES
* PIPES LjUNCHES SODAS
'Iwe*try to treat you rithtl'
may be taken as a critTrion, it is a
sure bet that he will hold the sensa-
tional Aggie forwards to a low score.
Aiding him will be Birks, a newcomer
to the team this year, but a guard
who, in the early season games, has
more than proven his ability to hold
down a responsible place.
Ely Meets Foster
At center, Ely, another newcomer, is
sure to beet his match in the giant
Ann Arbor banks began to charge
fees for handling small accounts at
the beginning of the school year, 1911-
1912.
SHEEPSKIN COATS. We are sell-
ing a large number of these coats at
very low prices. N. F. Allen Co.., 211
So. Main St.-Adv.
Try a Daily Want Ad. it pays.-Adv.
stopper
in the stem
stops all
moisture
Agents forthe United States and Canada
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HOTHING VALUES
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For
This
Great
Stock
Clearance
Sale
One Lot of 50 Young Men's Suits at
$30.00 Suits now .......
$25.00 Suits now,.......0
$15.00
$12.50
$20.00 Suits now .....
$18.00 Suits now .......
$10.00
$9.00
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One Lot of 75 Suits Newest Styles Suits at
$50.00 Suits now .......
$45.00 Suits now ......
$33.34
$30.00
$40.00 Suits now.......
$35.00 Suits now .......
$26.67
$23.34
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The Balance of our Stock of FASHION PARK
Suits and Overcoats "nothing reserved" are included in this sale at 25% off orginal price tickets
on every garment deduction made at time of sale.
Shirts, Underwear, Pajamas, Bath Robes, House Coats, Hats, Caps, Wool Hosiery, and
Sweaters for Men and Children are going in this Sale at 20% less than our former price.
Guaranteed Socks Back/Again!
$1.50- ALL COLORS - GUARANTEED FOR SIX MONTHS WITHOUT DARNING FROM DATE OF PUR-
IF THEY FAIL TO DO SO, THEY WILL BE REPLACED WITH NEW ONES. SOLD EXCLUSIVELY BY
6 PAIR FOR
CHASE.
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