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consolation round in the interc1a~s
1rhukesMietNtr Dm league. The victor will be awarded11£NICOEL
T o m o r o w n I p o rt n t G m e hird place in the class standings,
T o m o rro w t it . m oTta t TO BE1 DB Y
BATTLE
(IS FEATUREI
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Pairings have been made and all of t
the preliminary matters having been1j
While most of the 'grid teats in
oe country have closed up their locI-
rooms and gone back to their stud-
s, Coach Rockne and his "Battling
islh" are on-the eve. of the hardest;i
ume of the year, to be played against
e Nebraska ornhnskers tomorrow
Lincoln. Both teams are the strong-
,t in their particular'. sections, Notre I
time's only aPproach toward being
feated coming to her in the score-'
ss tie with the powerful Army elev-'.
the conquerors of the Navy. Ne- 1
gash.., the championship team of the
Missouri Valley was downed by Sy-
racuse after travelling half way across
the country two dlays before the game.
'Wile there is sure to be a hard
game with, in all 'probability, a "low
scor e at the end, the Irish are slight
fa~vortes over their Western rivals.
The victory over Georgi. Tech and
t'heir tie of, the Army in spite of the
loss of their captain, are conquests,
wvhi:h 'only a strong machine could
hope to make. B1aked up by one of the
most effective aerial attacks in the
country and a wonderful hooter in
Paul Castner, famous for his work in
the West Point. ame, the Notre Dame
squad, should e a hard one for the
Farmers to down The only weakness
in the machine which is likely to cast
a victory is the lack of a powerful line.
r'his together with the fact that Ne-
braska has one of the best lines in the
country may result inan upset.
Diepend on Line Bei
Nebraska, depending for the most
" art upionl smashing. line bucks and
pow erful drives' off tackle, will prob-
ably keep pretty close to straight foot-'
ball. During the past week a great
deal 9£ attention has been paid to per-
fectiilga sound defense against the
open attack which Rockne's men are
suite to use. Ever since the coach
started at the Catholic school his
teams have won the majority of their
games by the aerial rute and against
the heavier Cornh sker team it would
Freshmen Numeral
Awards Announced
Ator cmparing the playing of the
msen on the freshman squad and care-
". aly weighing the results of the seas-
on, Coach Mather, freshman football
coach, has anuounced the men whom
he has selected as being worthy of
receiving the sweaters and numerals.
Thirty-three men will- receive the
coveted rewards. These men, in the
o pinion of the coach, are particularly'
deserving of official recognition, be-
,cause of the aggressiveness and faith-
ful attendance at each practice "ses-
sion and general aptitude to learn the
rudiments of the game 'as they are
-taught at Michigan.
Those in charge of the annual fresh-
man football tryouts are immensely
,satisfied with the material that they had
,t their disposal this fall and es
pecially pleased with thehigh degree
of fight that pr evailed' in every one o
the practice scrimmages.
"It is thought that a few of the men
,on this fall's squad will stand a good
'chance to make the Varsity squad next
year and .all are urged to continue in
training so as to be ready for the in-
tial call for Wolverine gridiron war-
riors.
.The folloming men will receive their
:numerals and sweaters and are" re-
quested to report to Harry Tilitson
at the athletic office at once to get
-leasured for them: Bruce, Babcock,
B3aker, R. J. Brown, Grppen, Cory,
Dewey, Downing, Ferenz, Funk, Grube,
tioebel, Grubb, Heston, Heath, Hem..
£stein, Hawkis, 'ertle, Cullman, Kru-
eger, Lutomski, Mills, Morrey, Meier,
Matheson, Parker, R oseberry, Scheib,
Stafford, Vick,.,Wall, Wetzel and Mar-
ion.
be foolhardy for them to forsake it. 1W IVfIX~Ji f II. --cere pte-l-cmusnncul
After a short practice, consistin sAIES HJMA N) )BFtournament Will get uinder way this
n~c: l} o l~iASKEIandAsgI ilHdrilCEs IIA VEF,')E NINFIN E (CON - , afternoon ol the handball cursin.C
terday. afternoon thie Notre Dame H RLofI~ itelx..
squad heft on an early train for the ? - -,.
~'cne f te srugle.Thetea wil i'P11111 FIIOI' 10PII1)UE B(~ With the curtain falling on the 1922 = Tity mnen have entered the toiis'
wor ono N raitt as field t d y.Y EA r i1 1I R TSf o b l s a o o o r w, t e P n -Iney and a glance over the list of en-
lonr t Sak . EAsylvanila-Cornell game at Franklin tries shows that some high class play-v
A great dleal of honor rests upon iig;hudrsl stegmsaei
the result o!' tie game tomorrow inl ILafayette, Ind.,Nv 28.--With the , field will be one of the -features ofIingulshould esult hase thengainseb 2
spite of the fait than no title is at football season over, the Boilerinak- the dlay's cardh. Philadelphia has en- tile promoters of the event to play1
stake. Each team has a, season full ofj ers have turned thleir attentions to I joyed one of tile greatest football j their games as soon as possible for1
riliantcontieis ehid i. Bfor tunin ou anthe chmpinshp ;years in history and it remains, foil Etile tournament mlust be finished by
the game too vo Notre Dame has, basketball team. Due to the recent 'the men of Dobie and of Heisman tcthecoeo choDc'5
the reputation of being one. of the ruling, Purdue was able to get~ twelve;$Motfthenrtsaemnwob
strongest elevens in the country tahile # gamnes.' Wisconsin fliays Purdue for'pittesne fgiio etv- Ms fteetat r e o
Nebraska.with a tileareenewaito tileunfolloweridiofnhandball
Nebrska wih atite areay gained>I the first, time in a number' of years.I ties in the Quaker City for this year. I at Michigan and it would not be sur-' I
has the honor of the Missouri Valley Indiana, Illinois, Chicago, Northwes-1 Because of Coachl Dobie's absence;____________________
to uphold. Ever since the last time tern, andl Ohio are the other Big Ten I from Ithaca last Saturday, practice
Nebraska came East and took,,a bitter teams on the schiedule. For one of was postponed until Sunday whlen thm
defeat at the hands of the 'Wolverines, the three games, with other sclloots,' Red and White were put thlroughl a
there- has been little regard for Mlis- Purdue will play Notre Dame. Tile thorough signal drill and dlummiy
souri Valley football. A defeat of other two teams will be selected in the scrimmage. If Cornell takes this I r X Tfr
Notre Dame will change entirely that near future. amefromPenn it will place them inI j TUX EDOJI AND
iimxpression while if the other tihingi Foul' of last year's championshipa position ncsar the top in the East and
happens it will simply. mean that the five are back in schlool. Miller, star; Dobie intends to waste no effort in{
Coarnhutskers must wait another year guard graduated last'.June. Captain order to insure a victory. With Kaw;
to assert themselves as the great. foot- , atrIndFesa, owrs in fine condition and every manl onI DRESS
ball players that they are. Iuilion, center; and Ho)werds, floor ;tile team waiting expectantly for thl(}II
_._r _.guardl are Coach Lanibert's regulars. I whistle it looks as though the Rted
Robbins, a sophomore will give H-i- and Blue of Penn will have a hardS 1PfV
In ram u a IIte s xerdla a haird battle for the floor guard fight to hold ,tile tan5S I T
position. Treat and Hawkins, mem- I But Penn has taken a new sloganI
bers of the squad last season will be to liven spirit for tomorrow's game.
Presidents of the different classes } tried out for tile back guard position.+ From the lips) of every one of H-eis -:pca rc
should see to it at once that a manl-*;'Wellman and Stewart, who played luman's warriors come the words "sock1fI
tger is seed ;c to manage the afffairs I with .thle Freshlnen last year are the Cornell". Coach Heismaii has had
of their class basketball teams. Aift- 1 other two strong candidates. Evers-II Kaw's smashing off-tackle plays re- $ 0
lieis tec, T pes Ifen xo~tl a , iiw, $300da
ci'he s elete, te pesdens lioild anHo wer eliman, Stewart roddb is ecoand team and his
instruct him to report to the Intranlur-adHwiswr members of the regulars have been given ample op
al office at onfce as class basketballC football squad andi will not report for portunity to study the drives of the
ganmes are to b~e played b~efor'e Chr'ist a while. The other candidates have , fanmous tackle. It seems that the Red
ma aainti er.been working out under Gullion, in1 and Blue think thlat withtime stop- ; -\ --
mas vacaion t~ls year.the absence of Coachi Lambert who pn fKwtegm swn es~A \
SophBiengineersthegviiiisplay architectsSONIlas been working with the football ;man also reports every one of his01ALU )UI
Senpinetgenpink oflconditioncwithcts
in'*a speed'b'L" game' at 4 o'clock, Fri- squad. ______m___ xepintepiofMconditionfwishyhl-e2 taeSre
day afternoon, on south Ferry field. xeto f:crw lsyhl-;24SaeSre
The winner of this gam'e will play the Lose something? A classified in back, who has had anl injured foot
fresh lies for the championship of, the -the Daily, will find it.--Adv. wich_____is ____s___ow ___in____healing.________
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prising should several upsets come a.1 Btas ketball Mna~gers Shoidld Register
the matches are won or lost. iFraternity basketball managers
The following are the pairings for 1should register the names of their re-
the initial round: Fronczar, 1037-R1 vs. sLciv ouses at once. Plans for the
lKiniey, 122 6-M; Carroll, 41t0-W vsi strrtiag of the league have beeni
Shawaker, 746-R1, Tenbu.ifsky, 2299-W, (changed andl as a result no practices.
v.. Segall, 751.-W, Stevens, 2085-11, vs. o~cr schredutled games will be held un-
Ih'own, 751-W, Rockwell, 669-ti,' vs:.1tli after Christmas vacation.
Cplrrett, 1547-R., Hearding, 909, vs.! -
[Loot, 372-M, Swager, 2410, vs. Greene, i limirinwr. Office erscd 'ten
2011-M, L. A. Sabine, "709 St. State, vs.1 T'welve imen are neededl to complete
Bowers, 397, Sea i-nechia, 1935, vs.; the force that will referee tile inter-
IDlauner, 751-', Michaud, 1937-M, vs.! class and fraternity basketball games
H-eilbrunn, 148-J, Schwartz, 2957-MI this winter. These men will be paid
vs. W:.l+. Brown, 909, Siniousky, 2987 1 a satisfactory sum if they measure up
M, vs. Khimnmani, 1582-MVI, singer, to the standards set by the Intra-
2276-W, vs. Hartwell, 909, 'Abrams,f mural department.
1485-M, vs. Powers, 1547-R1, Kline,' -________
1366, vs. Langlois,'Univ. 148-M. If you lose youir dog, adc'aiJ clns,:l-
tied ad wvill find it for y"ou.--ACdv.
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