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a team with a purpose and the men
were imbued with the spirit to ac-
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White, Van
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OVERCONFIDENCE WILL BE
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Illinois next!
Firm in the knowledge that C
Bob Zuppke, of the Illini,.is brin
to Ferry field next Saturday at
that is one of the most powerfu
the Big Ten and one that will no
spect in the least the trumpeting
praise that have acclaimed the W
erines the greatest Michigan tean
many a year the Michigan Va
turned to with a will in yesterd
practice.
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r At line for several sizeable gains, one of 1; n f
18,yards being particularly praise- IIi I
worthy, played a beautiful game on ivy IIIL L E5 UFU oIX31I1
the defense, and showed himself to be
a worthy substitute for the consist- SPi3IT ALONE E ABLE1 IN1 Y Nf1
SAY ently spectacular Cappon. To )L1' iIAWKEYE TO
In yesterday's practice the second ONE PO!NT VICTOJR
Varsity was given a scrimmage with'----
owch the Reserves as its share of the af- When Elinois meets Michigan Satur-
ging ternoon's business, w'hile the regu 1(ay on Ferry field, the Suckers will
team lars were put through some intens- I Iready to battle in the same manner
it in ive signal practice, rehearsing old tl'at baffled2 the powerful Iowa eleven
t re- plays and learning a few -more new [last Saturclax. Playing a vastly super-
;s of ones that will be held in readiness for 'or game to what they showed at the
Volv- the Illinois attack. The fact that not beginining o the season, it was only
m in once during the Ohio game was Michi- due to injuries sustained by several.of
rsity gan forced to open up and that Illi- I the Orange and. Blue stars that Iowa
lay's nois scouts who watched the Wolver- was able to win by the slight margin
far this season in cross country run- train
ning. More than 90 men have been ion
working out daily under Coach Sulli- to s
van with an additional 50 under Coach one-I
Farrell This squad will be enlarg- red.
ed, offlicials hope by at least 150 more
men when the freshmen gym classes I
send their quota and the fraternities
are informed of the meet. Each fra-
ternity will haoe a three man team.
The meet on Nov. 21 will be for the
fraternities. -a isilver cup being the
prize for the winning team; the meet mid
on the follwing day will be an all port
campus affair with all those who have and,
trained steadily from at least Nov. 1 als t
being eligible. The winners will re- ityc
ceive medals. Winners in the all- 1 twee
fresh meet Nov. 18, however, will not this
be allowed to compet, while anyone the
who has not undergone the proper
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west rapidly is ass
ions of a very suce
causing Western Cc
to scratch their he
over the problem
en 2,000,000 and 3,(
season in bleache
days when football
A".y 0 1
ines in action were forced to retun
Regulars iShape to Urbanadisappointed over the tight
With the exception of the costly loss ly tied, bag of tricks gives Michigan
of Roby and VanderVoort the Wolver-' a distinct strength. The problem a
ines came out of the Oh fray in "good to her ability to use these play:
against the spirited defense of the I]-
shape dt'h the ibagae the Iian lini is one that will be settled on Sat-
in good condition unless the unex- urday. F -
pected happens during this week's g
practice and still hold closed the The following st'atement, given out
sack of surprises that were not used yesterday by the Athletic association,
against the Buckeyes. :I shows clearly the necessity for sus-
To fill the half bank position left tained Michigan spirit and clearly
vacant by the injury of Roby, Coach points out the danger of overconfi-
Yost has a splendid man in Herb dence that might follow the remark-
Steger. . The sophomore .from Oak able victory over Ohio .
Park did splendid work du'ring his "The first battle is won, but now
stay in the Ohio battle and is expect- we must face the future and realize
ed to give a. good account of himself that General Zuppke is invading Ann
against Illinois. That the loss of Arbor next Saturday with a very
VanderVoort may not be as serious as strong team, as evidenced by their
was first expected is indicated in the game with the Iowa team that defeat-
'discovery" of L. S. White of Reed ed Yale. Iowa won only by a safety
City.. Taken from the Reserve squad from Illinois. There will be' contin-
two weeks ago with practically no ned concentration of work this week
football experience, the only gridiron in preparation for this new test.
work being under the eyes of Coach "No football game can be won by
Fisher, White proved hinself a veri- the efforts that are past. The results
table find when the injury to Vander- of .next Saturday's game will depend
Voort caused his sudden injection in- on what Michigan does this week in
to the line-up, preparation for it and in the game it-
White, Blahnik Ready self. Th ghting spirit must be the
Green and inexperienced as he is, he same as as shown in the Ohio stad-
outplayed his Buckeye opponent from ium Saturday. In a sense Michigan
the first few seconds of his play and must rebuild and replace lost forces.
his rapid development in his' two The line has been ;Michigan's main
brief weeks on the Varsity squad problem for the year, VanderVoort
seems to show that, with a few niore a star tackle is out for the season.
days of Coach Little's tutelage, he will C This makes the line problem all the
prove mtre than a satisfactory sub- )harder with four games to go. Roby's
stitute. Then, too, there is Blahnik, loss in itself is a severe one.
who is himself a capable tackle but. "The fight and -courage of the Mich-
who has been hampered by illness all igan team at Ohio State was wonder-
season. With White and Blahnik in ful and it continued from the first to
good shape the loss of VanderVoort, the last whistle, this in the face of the
great as it is, should not be so ser- fact that in one play before the half.
iousl4 felt as was at first thought. was ended, two of Michigan's sta;
A word, too, should be said for men had to leave the-game, to be fol-
George Dunleavy. who substituted for lowed later by her captain. This did
Cappon in the last quarter of the.Ohio not daunt or discoutag4 those who
coinbat. The big boy from Gary, In-were already in the game or those
diana, ripped through the Buckeyewho replaced those injured. It was
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Woodward, of the Illini, had been able
to stay in the game until the finish it
is doubtful if the game would have
ende d as it did.
What chaices Michigan has with II-
linos depends altogether on how long
the Zuppke "come-back" spirit is able
to carry on. Illinois was clearly out-
matched when they played Iowa but
it was the grim fight displayed that
really left the game in doubt until the
final whistle. It is true that when
Zuppke's men line up Saturday they
will be without the services of three
regulars but they will have a for-.
ward passing combination that is high-
ly developed with Dawson, quarter-
back, doing the heaving and Captain
Wilson, end, and McElwain, half, the
receiving. It was this combinationj
that was responsible for the one
touchdown scored against Iowa. In;
addition to his speed and consistency,
McElwain is great on line plunges. He
tore through the heavy H-awkeye line
time after time for steady gains, go-{
ing through for six yards on the play1
that pushed the ball over the goal line.
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MEMBERSHIP MEETING
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Making plans for the coming year
will be the work of the senior organ-
iza'ion of the Women's Athletic as-
sociation at a meeting to be held at
5:00 o'clock this afternoon in Bar-
bour gymnasium. As the meeting
will be the first one of the senior or-
ganization this year, the Executive
Board iis anxious for all the members
to be present.
Membership in the major group, is
open to all university women who!
have more than 100 honor points to'
their credit and who have paid the
membership fee of 75 cents. For
those women who have not yet joined,
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Now that the excitement preceeding
and following the Ohio State game
has calmed down the fraternity men
have turned their attention again to
their speedball tournament. Yester-
day afternoon several important
games were played, the winners of the
eight leagues ,being decided upon. It
is believed that before another week
has passed the silver loving sup, em-
blematic of the championship, will
have been awarded The next few
days will see many exciting matches:
run off with teams of the highest cali-'
ber participating.
The games to be played this after-
noon are as follows; at 3:30, Kappa
Nu vs. Zeta Beta Tau; Phi Gamma
Delta vs. Lambda Chi Alpha. At 4:30,
Delta Tau Upsilon vs. Phi Chi. Phi
Upsilon draws a bye.
All of these games are final selec-!
tions and all -results will be determ-,
ined by them regarless of any c'onflict
that arose in schedules last week.
al office wishes ,to emphasize the fact
that it is imperative that all the
matches both singles and doubles, be
played and reported by 5:30 this af-
ternoon. Dreyfus-Goldsmith 402M vs.
Fox-Greiner 2824W. Upjohn-Bauer
374 vs. Hartwell-McKnight 909.
Crouch-Hough 343 vs. Riley-Weyand
1460.p
Director Mitchell announced yes-
terday that as soon as the inter-fra-
ternity speedball tournament is fin-
ished there will be staged both a class
and an independent tournament. "The
reason we have not made arrange-
ments to hold the class tournament
before this," said Mr. Mitchell, "is
that we wish to allow the various I
classes to become organized and to
select their athletic managers.
The members of the winning teams
will receive the new medals which
were designed this summer by the
Western Conference of IntramuralI
Athletic Directors. The class manag-
ers are requested to report to Direct-
or Mitchell as soon as they have their
teams organized so that the tourna-,
ment may be run off without delay.
In regards to the independent teams
the same ruling holds, the manager of
each team must report to the Intra-
mural office in Waterman gymnasium
with a list of his players and arrange
for his schedule.
The Intramural office announced
yesterday that there will be two ad-,
dCtional cross country meets held on
Nov. 23 and 24. These meets are the
result of the great interest shdwn so
We request you"
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The all-campus tennis tournament
has now reached the round before the
semi-final with five matches being
the order in the singles for today~
Flower 166 vs. Greiner 2824 W, Moore
1505 vs. Cash 1958 R; Rush J51 M vs.
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will be stationed from 3:30 to 4:30 o'-Petersen 1490 W; Appel 473 J vs.
clock on Monday and Tuesday after- Spannagle 1360 W..
noons of each week in Barbour gym- In the doubles there are three
nasium to receive memberships andmatches on the card, the winners on-
to give out information. tering the semi-finals. The Intramur-
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