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Interfraternity athletics will get un-
der way on Monday with, the opening
of the soccer tournament. Entries are
being received in the Intramural of-
fice, room 3, Press building, and by
phone at 2268.
Soccer was introduced as an intra-
mural sport last year, when the great
number of injuries which developed
in the early games in football caused
the cancellation of further matches.
Competition for the annual interfra-
ternity athletic cup promises to be
keener this year than ever before,
and .already leaders in last year's con-
test have signed up for participation
in the soccer tourhament. Houses
which finished near the bottom of the
list are preparing to fight theii way
to the uuper ranks and, perhaps, to
eventual victory.
The soccer tournament will be fol-
lowed by the usual contests 'which go
to make up the interest of the intra-
mural year, such as swimming, bask-
etball, track, baseball, and tennis. As
in the past, cups will be awarded in
all tournaments, as well as for all-
around standing at the end of the
year.
It is probable that the offices of the
Intramural department will be moved
to larger quarters at a later date, in
order that the department may be di-
rectly connected with the newly creat-
ed department of health and hygiene,
under whose jurisdiction intramural
activities will be conducted. In the
meanwhile, however, the offices -will
remain at the old stand in room 3,
Press building.
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some good men last year, there are
prospects that he may again turn out
a winning team, although he must dis-
cover some more promising men if he
hopes to repeat the triumph of last
year. The first Big Ten game of the
season i not scheduled until Jan. 9,
when Ohio State opens the year, so
Mather will have plenty of time in
which to seek his team.
Coach Fisher will handle the All-
Fresh squad this year and will meet
his men on Wednesday, Oct. 12, two
days after the Varsity tryouts report.
YOST WILL START SAME TEAM
AGAINST CASE ON SATURDAY
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was formidable with Kipke in partic-
ular rambling through the freshmen
for 5 or 10 yards at will. Kipke cer-
tainly shows more fight than any
other man on the squad. He scored
two of the Varsity's touchdowns. The
third score was made by Uteritz, who
showed several bursts of speed. Dean
BASKETBALL ASSISTANTS
All men wishingto try out for
assistant basketball managere are
requested to meet in the hand-
ball court of the gymnasium at 5
o'clock Friday evening. Fresh-
men are not eligible as tryouts.
and Goebel each kicked one goal aft- on the forward wall.
er touchdown. Knode, Martin, Muir- The other Varsity
head, Henry, Kreinheder, Vick and busy on passes, bloc
Richards were all inserted before the drill. Searles did not
scrimmage was completed. For the because of a bunged
freshmen, Vreeland and Monihan did tee and Swan were
good work behind the line. Astley, came out late but wa
Vandervort, and Tracy were effective the scrimmage on his
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is Hubbard, a Negro athlete from Cin-
cinnati, who enjoys quite a reputa-
tion as a broad jumper. This newcom-
er was working out at Ferry field for
a time, but owing to the new west
stands covering tie pits, he was forced
to work out at the pits adjoining Wat-
erman gymnasium. And if he keeps
on jumping |the way he has started
out, they will have to enlarge thetm.
Coach Farrell is very enthusiastic
about his new man and says that he
can jump 23 feet 3 inches with ease.
The few men that are working out
at the gymnasium so far have been
mostly freshmen, although some of the
Varsity candidates have also put in
their appearance. Naylor, the pole
vaulter, is improving his work. Arndt
and Bowen, two prospective mnilers, are
getting their exercise with the cross
country team, and Weeks and Davis,
sprint men, are also doing a little dist-
ance work to aid them in rounding
into form.
is Attention! Rain water sham- rent. Mrs. J. R. Trojanowski, 1110 S.
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and scaip treatment. Wigs for 696-W.--Adv.
Thursday and Friday
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developed in fabrics of assured popularity reveal
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If taken as single $4.00. Also room-
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One double roomn $6.00. One-half
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WANTED-A student who is interest-
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local agent for a standard camera
and supply company./ Address: Box
B. L. R., Daily. 10-21
WANTED--Young healthy men weigh-
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WANTED-Private boarding house on
North side of campus for about 15
men. Call 1110-R after 6:30. 8-3
WANTED-Group of girls to board. at
211 So. Ingalls. Roomy, private
fining room. 8-4
WANTED-Gird to wqrk in sorority
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10-2
WANTED - Students' washing and
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8-4
.OR SALE
FOR SALE-New Sheridan roadster,
driven less than 400 miles. Owner
needs cash in a hurry. Cost $1,597.00
will sell for $1,100.000. Year's guar-
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10-3
FOR SALE-Silver plated, gold bell,
York professional Slide trombone.
Jack-West, 1017 Oakland Ave., Phone
2666. 10
FOR SALE- Underwood typewriter,
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Oakland Ave. Phone 2666. 10
FOR SALE-Set of Dietzgen Drawing
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LOST -- Diamond set brooch. Suit-
able reward for return to H. N.
Cole, 702 Forest Ave. Phone 1256-M.
9-2
LOST-Fountain pen and Eversharp
Pencil near University power-house.
Return to 1038 Pl. Hinron. 22-W. 9-2
-LOST-Gold wrist watch between Ma-
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LOST-Bunch of keys in case near
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SOCCER NOTICE
There will be a meeting of all
men interested in soccer Fri-
day evening at 7:30 o'clock at,
the Union.
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