tire]
time

itlon the men. Decided improve-
thas already been shown in many
by Feb. 18, the time of the Chi-
track meet, the men should, be
e best of, sha~pe. The aspect of
track situation has changed en-
t in the last. few weeks. At that
even the most optimistic were
able to see a fair year ahead, but
howing of both the old men and
e men out for their first time is
and, unless the wrecker of college
s, eligibility, takes away some val-
ematerial. Michigan will keep her
among the best.

football players in the northwest had
been offered salaries to attend Purdue
university, led to investigations which
resulted in Coach Dietz' removal from
the coaching staff,
Several offers were made by-'Richard
Hanley, a former football player of
the University 'of 'Washington when
Dietz coached there, to several high
school football players promising them1
financial inducement if they would at-
tend Purdue. Coach Dietz admitted the{
charges wheni interviewed by the au-
thorities of the college.
The whole trouble was c'aused by
.over-enthusiastic townspeople who
wanted to~ get Purdue out of the foot-
ball rut that they have been in.. for the
past. few years. -Aumni and business

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