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BROWN'S
ALL-EASTERN
SELECTIONS
FIRST TEAM

Gray, Princeton, left end.
't'reat, Princeton, left tackle.
fDi~ken-n. Princeton, left guard
Garbisch, Army, center.
Cross, Yale, right guard.
hanson, Cornell, right tackle.
White, Army. right encl.
lluelo, Harvard, quarterback.
Owen, !Harvard, left half.
Jordan. Yale, right half.
Kaw, Cornell, fullback.

Cornell pivot man, because, to TflY
mind, fuel showed every quality need-
Ied in a quarter against the greatest
opposition the East could produce.
Pfann's work was just as brilliant, but
there is a. question as to how great
would have -been his wvork against
Imore formidable opposition. Cornell
had little opposition aril season, with
the exception of the' Pennsylvania
game, which Cornell won J to 0. Buell
was called im~on to show his greatness
in defeat as well as in victory and (le-
liveredl.t
1 I All -American and Al'- weS:,rn
selections I tried to iplace each man
in his own position, even holding to
the same side of the line and the
backfield. In choosing the All-star
eleven of the East, however', Treat of
Princeton and Canson of Cornell,
stand out as the two best tackles in
that section. It would be unfair to
replace either with another On that
,account. Ilanson could flay either
tackle brilliantly. So ee is shifted
from the left to the right side of the
Hlo.
IThreeo Princeton men win places on
the hionor team. They stood out pro-
': ninently in the most billiant campaign
Prince had in a dozen years. They
hselped mnake Princeton the strongest
team in the East.
Among the other men considered for
posts of hionor on one of the two
teamns and who might play on any
?Alt.-star team, are:
}Ends: Taylor and Parr of' the
Navy, Stout of Princeton, Storice of
the Army.
Tpackles: Mulligan of the Army,
Baker of Princeton, Eastman of liar-
yar(l..
Gutards: Hubbard of Harvard, How-
? arnd of Princeton, Schwab of lI~fayette.
Centers: Alford of Princeton.
HOTEL ALLENEL
Is serving a splendid steak and fish
supper every evening, $l.25.-Adv.
Michigan Song Book, Memory
Books, Banner and Pennants. at
IWVahr's U'ni versity Bookstore-Adv.

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SECOND TEAM

Jenkins. Harvard, left encl.
Gulian, Brown, Left tal.kie.
Welsh, Colgate, left guard.
Lovejoy, Yale, center.
Breidster, Army, right wuard
Boles, Navy, right tackle.
Hulman, Yale, right end.
Pfann, Cornell, quarterback.
Erickson, W. and J., left half.
pos Miller, Peen., right half.
Wood, Army, fullback:.

-Quatrak:Nilne fYlTeaPi 01:0ocok appa requested to get in touch with the
' ry fNvy,'Robertson of Carnegie Sigma, Gamma Eta Gaimma, Gamma Intramural department, 2268, at once.
Tech. Alpha, Phi Alpha Gamma. The qualification round of the class
Halfbacks: Cassidy of Cornell, Thursday night the following team.s bowling tournament fell far below e_:-
Neale of Yale, Cleaves and Crum of will have the floor at Waterman gym- l)p-ctation and a share of this regret-
Princeton. nasium: 6-6:30 o'clock, upper medics, able happeIning is due to the negli--
Fulibacks: B~runner of Lafayette,; lower medics, soph dents, fresh en- :gence of the managers in getting their
B~archet ,of Navy, Mallory of Yale, gineers; 6:30-7 o'clock, graduate teamuls organized and down at the Un-
Hewitt of Pittsburg. school, junior engineers, soph engi- ion bowling alleys on time. The time c
v eers, senior engineers; 7-7:30 o'-1 limit of the initial round has been ex-
1 a. m.. uraI tems clock, fresh fits, soph lits, jun2ior fits,I tended fob' a few (lays and all mianag"-
Inir miiai 1~'lj5 senior Hits; 9:30-10'o'clock, Delta Up-H ers should make an effort to get their
_____silon, Delta Theta Phi, Alpha S3; 'teams together during that time ad
Phli, Theta Delta Clii; 10-10O:30t o'clolcik, roll off their qualifying games.

Fraternity basketball teams will
practice tonight in acecordance with
the following schdule: On courts 1,
2, 3, and 4, 6-4i1:30 o'clock, Sigma Phi,j
Sinfonia, Theta Xi, Zeta Beta Tau;
6:30-7 o'clock, Signfa Delta Pi, Delta
SAlpha Elp,;ilon, Pi Kappa Alpha, Delta
Sigma 1)i; 7-7:30 o'clock, Delta Tau
Upsilon, Phi Beta Delta, Phi" Delta
'Epsion, Phi Beta Pi; 9:30-10 o'clock,
Cygnus. Trigon, Peers, Theta Chii;
10-10:30) o'lockz, Phi Tate; Alpha Chi
Rho, Delta '1. au Epsilon, Pi Delta
Theta.
Practice for Wednesday night will
be a follows: on courts 1, 2, 3, and
4, v-6 :30 o'clock, Phi Kappa Psi, Al-
pha Chi Sigma, Tau Epsilon Phi, Lu-
cher House; 6:10-7 o'clock, Phi Sig-
ma Delta, Trigon, Beta Phi :Delta, Psi
Upsilon; 7-7:30 o'clock, Chi Psi, Chi
Phi, H- ermitage,'Delta Tan Delta; 9:31
-10 o'clock, Pi Delta Chi, Sigma Al-
plia Epsilon, Phi Rho Sigma, Delta
muu s~uusm rrm
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N~bo1 dyt east Ho [fel-
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* Iards here- once; they acre
aanil repeaters. IThe miore
R ofIRII .land regularly yaru
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t Upio ,D l a S g a D l . n i rht Soit f)61 ' 511-elThis list copcludes the sehlduled MAemblers of the Engineering socic ;y
I practieps for both fraternity and class' will give a smoker Dec. 12, at the Ur-
teams that will be hield ])afore" vacra- ion. Among the several feature -
tion. Schedules for the games to b~e planned L or entertai:nent will be a
played after vacation in the team; three round boxing bout staged 1;,,
leagues will appear in tomorrow's I George Wolinitz, '24, and Clifford MNc-
Daily. If any manager has not had Krechnie, -'231, both me'mbers_ of last
a practice for his team and none has, year's boxing team.

been alloted to him through the above
schedule, he should call the Intramur-
al office and one will be arranged im-I}
mnediately. '
rClass bowling team maagers areI
SMagazines-Subscriptions-Best Club;
rates at Wahr s Bookstores.-Adv. M

Thlere will lbe 'ameeting of all ;
Varsity wrestling candildates at
5 o'clock this atterh~oon in the
wrestling room of Waternmni
gynmnasium.

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Out of the eastern grid season, just o' Princeton.
behind us, camne a miuaiuGe of wond- Ku1-w vis tWriti1oU quest ion the
erful players. With the exception''0of greatcs. fullback In the East.
fc-uir instances it is an extremely dili- j(11a "ey u01 ; ."I1011wi t 1arival
culjt matter to. select from the candi- a?. .t uine atorrha k position.
dates one roan who can be ranked as j{Gerge Ouenis 5tI!c poer of all
without disite the best at his post., lalbbacks an d Gray is the per.
'these four mnen arc Kaw of Cornell, feet eid, withiout an equal.

ar Buel~l is select defog the quarterback Lose soinething'? A classified lu
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2951-W. 67-2
FOR SALE--Balance Medical library,
25 cents each. Alpo .choice literary
sets. Mrs. Fraser, 16 South Wash-
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Phone 674-4. 65-3
FOR SALE-Radio' set. Bulb type,
neatly encased. Detroit broadceast-
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1937-M. 67-2
FOR SALE-C-melody Saxophone.
Price reasonable. Call 2009-J. 97-2
FOR SALE-Gibson guitar in excel-
lent shape, _$45. Call 388-W. 67
LOST-Stonemartin choker scarf be-
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Finder return to W. Cuddy at 814 S.
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LOST--Package containing pink andI
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Wednesday 7r to 9 p. in. 67-2
WANTED-Furnaces to care for Dec.
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ANNOUNCEMENT-Do you know that
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