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Some of his plays are, "iNero," "Pall-
cio," "Ulysses," "Feast of Bacchus,"
an "Anthology in English and French,"
including the "Yattendal Hymnal" and
"Ibant Qbscurl."
PJORGIXIE AGGREGATION AID IO
B E EV E N -TRO(%GER
TH1AN LAST YEAR~
Nashville, Tenn., Sept. 23.-At this
time last year, Vanidebilt, gridiron
hopes were centered on the opening
of the South's first conc~rete stadiumi
here with the great Michigan game.I
The openig event itself was the star
attactonas no one wsotmsi
enough to forecast a contest in whicht
]Coach Mc~ugin's then untried and un-
certain outfit would hold to a score-

less tie Brother-in-law Yost's power-
ful machine that later humbled in con-
yincing fashion all conference rivals.
This season, however, the situation
is entirely different. Both MWGugin
and his suad will not be timid in en-
tering the lists against any opponent
this year and~ they will go to Ann Ar-
b~or to face the same opponent Oct. 13
{with the feeling this time that there is
a good chance to at least repeat, if not
to wini.
Better Team This Year.'
With small losses from last year's
squad whose great showing against
Michigan put it on its feet and gave
it confidence which enabled it to trav-
el through its heavy schedule triump-
ant in~ every other game, McGugin is
now whipping into shape what should
be a decided1ly better aggregation than
that of last year.
Five men are missing from last sea-
son's Varsity squad, but hope of two
of these returning has not been abatn-
dloned. These are Center Sharpe and
Guard Kelly. Captain Jesse Neely,
and ends Neil and MlcCulloiigh have
gone the way of all good football flesh
but i Ryan, Bryan and Rives are to
b~e found newcomers from the fresh-
man raniks who ought to be able to
fill out an even better team this sea-
son, particularly if Sharpe and Kelly
report. A decided team asset this sea-
son will be increased experience and
that confidence that comes fromt a

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the Michigan tie.
Forecast Great Plunger
The forecast for a better McGug-
in team this year is strengthened par-,
ticularly by the likelihood of the de-
velopment of a plunging fullback,
something that a Vanderbilt team has
lacked for several seasons. This role
is set for Ryan, the big Texan who
last season was hors du combat schol-
astically. Ryan who now is okeh in

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