THE MICHIGAN DAILY

FRTDAY, SEPTEMTBER 28, 1923



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PRACTICE SLOWED 'Re u otu~;oiSRISAES HEAVY FOR
BY WARMWEATHERl, VANDERBlLT TILT

F o)O a nIi n aug t cru d amy's l o
Session t,.

Tilel s (4o Fast as Iteports Indicate
PrOwess of Tennessee
Team
TETEIRAMS INCLUDED IN SQUJAD
tH IAT WI LL MEET WOLVERINES
With continued reports of a well
balanced football squad at Vanderbilt
university, tickets for the Vanderbilt-
Michigan football game to be played
on October 13th, have taken a decided
influx in sales and are running a close
third in popularity to the Marine and
Minnesota games.
All; reports are loud in their praise
of the Conmodores and as near as can
be gathered, Coach Dan McGugin has
atnother one of his championship
team s. Vanderbilt has not lost a game
of -football in two years and was the
only team last year to hold Michigan
scoreless. Most of the McGugin veter-
ans are back this year and if advance
informaton is correct, the Conmmo-
dores will give the Yostmen one of
the hardest battles of the year.
Word has been received in Ann Ar-I
bor that the Tennesseans are follow- I
ing their team to Ann Arbor in great
numzibers and one or more special
trains w.ill be provided for the trip
from NasbvilIe., it is expected that
more than four-fifths of the Vanderbilt
student body will be iQ the stands
when the opening whistle is blown.
Coach Mcugin is pointing his squad
for the Michigan encounter and "Seat
Michigan" has become a by-word on
the Vanderbilt campus.
Intramural Items
Entries for the var'ious events which
will be carried on by the Intramural
department this fall began to arrive
slojwly yesterday afternoon. Speed-
ball was the most prominent, Tau
Delta Phi being the first house to signa
up. They were closely followed by.
sonme others a fe~y of whom placed high
last fall. Four two-man teams have
entered the All-campus tennis doubles;
while only 11 have signed up for thel

Used Bfl,1 ' th'e coaches an ll portunity to observe Krause and . J. Reilly vs. W.% Cehl-
p J -" y and1 correct errors and faults. j ring and Maidt.-
I n Aerial Attack I The Reserveo squad is never too Coffin and W. HoIward vs. Mitts andi
II iarge and Coac l h ier uges lli en' Atkinson.
o in terested1 iu playng fI l 1 lto ri-' E. E.Ebner and V. J. \Voorhees vs.
3 14port.Prentis and Snodgrass.a
____________________-Seick and( Bronson vs. Starr and'
d i 4> M }Doddridge.
flT~f111T a son and Marzella Y.-. flatck a nd
M ,.,kli".iBrn ham.'
MEET OPENS TDMODDOW ill s ilpi._
t ,;~l ine l- t2-Play will open SaiturdaIy 11101.1 0 ,; r c° Ic=IteI, no. coach atth li
in the fir st golft ournamnt cr: tstu- versity 01flDetroit, will be the guest of
dent members (of the Ann, Arb 1 CGolf honor at 2w luncheon of the University
I by I ro".tuCrr uellci (1 1 e ~lz c e ck't~ oorwin the i ictei r vlelr
and Hugh Smith, 24, apinP f b' r0£f gard7e. .Followingr tie luncheonI+v
rN 3Sty go I te nAl nun of x. he g et w lrmIIY ree~e( et
(dile d golfers are enterei ~ta xlo t the ga me lbetween thze U.o'11).sand
them being Cap tain Srnitl and ST S.E hia college.
Crosby, anothmer miember oA the Var-
sit stysqad bthof whom madle iii A iC irpli ie 'ripLei 6huoke r ec 9','~n
prsiesoigsin the 4ae amateur LousSpt2.- Au pok"'i ly
tourney in August._ equipped airplanoe will lay az smoke<I
The men will play in four-on -s atI screen at the International Air Races,!
w" ~~match play. The first quari'tut-xi I. t to be held heredCt. 1, 2 and 3.
off, at 8 o'clock tomorrow mo 11411, the I________________________
. ~others following at 10Iutettr inter-
kv al s. B3( XlN( Cl.AS
Following; are the pa iri ig of thal i-----
t . f t arious team., inlthe order of their d(I j Coach Thi l l an ha op£ ne~d
parture from the club hou,(;: " lse Ibxx.'ni a b( b
Smith and lon vs. Crosby and(lIgymnasi-Jra. All mien who. want
CpanHry ipeFeely.I I bo~niu inst riic ion report to ToNd
First indications of the aerial at- Broderick and W. S. Goodapee'l vs. Su t,.ll ia.terunom, l.. T gynimsiulx).I
tack that will he used by the Wolver-I Ilatinmg and Benedict. j ;____
ine eleven this year were seen yester- -en_____
day in the signal practice that featur-
ed the session. Harry Kipke was on It 1
the sendling end of most of the hieave.

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His first call for candidates answer-
ed by nearly 40 men, Coach Fsher of
the Reserve football squad entertains l
high hopes of rounding out a bunchl
of footballers who will make tile Var-
sity step andl show the Freshmani
squad real football.
Urged. by a chance of promotion to
the Varsity squad thie Reserves are
working hard. E~very afternoon in til
west corner of tihe baseball diamnond'
50 huskies work at fundamentals.
Passing, falling on the ball, and block-
ing are claiming most of the :caches'
attention. i
The Reserve squad, although seldIom
heard about, plays an important role
in the development o'f the Varsity
team. It is an unusual year that dloes;
not sup~ply at least one mnan fronl the
Reserve squad for the Varsity. S n-
plying men for the Varsity is liuw-1
ever only of secondary itnportance.I
The principle value of tile Reserv el
squad is in ser ving as a practid : team
for the Varsity. The frequent. scrim-
mages between tile two squads give

develiops ,spine, courag e, sellj:f
confidence, a.nd the ability
to think quickly, decide and
act.
Watch this space for im-
Iportant announicemc A.
Meanwllile take your ride.
nPackard St. and City Limn-
its. --' $5 each.

Over 170, men answered Coach s zugles.. This is not as good as it was
Mather's first call for freshman foot- at this time last year, the entry blanks
ball candidates and there are now showing that there are no freshmen
over two hundred husky gridiron as- etrdi ihro h lns
pirants trotting up and down the field etrdi ihro h lns
every afternoon. Cross-country for the freshmen and
Calisthenics and running around theeI those whlo will compete for their num-
track were the main things handed the( erals and their fraternity next month
freshman gridders yesterday as the; is showing improved interest over last
Coach wants to give the men plenty of year, and if the men continue try come
time to round into condlition so as to in as they did last year, Coach Sulli-
vnreduce the possibility of injuries to a van will have the largest squad in the
minimum. The men may be given a history- of department out for cross'-
chance to do a little blocking and, country. Four meets will be held this
passing this afternoon as the, Coach fall for freshmen and those who are
will soon have to gret a line on the nOi the Varsity squad.
wrhothvaiuplyriflei'otto make a cut some time next week Manyien~i will be needed this fall
as he now plans to (d0. Seve-ral other'fr mngrhpso h aiu
cuts will probably follow later until classes and schools which will con-
the squad reaches a workable size. pete in the class and school divisions
Later on the creami of the yearling of spcedball this tall. Only three Wien
aspirants will be matched against the: have signed up so far andl the rest
Varsity. Similar scrimnmages are held ms s eotie eoeteedo
every year' and always furnish a packllitbeoandblrehend f
this week. Suitable awards will be
of thrills. Last year Mather was able gvnt ls h aaeata
to pit a team againlst Yost's best thatgietoBswh mageaem1
succeeded in crossing the coveted line tat places wecll in the semii-finals or
on one occasion. Time freshman teamifnas
will also be matched against the Re -____________________
serves later on.
Several mert have reported who Trainer's Staff Needs Men
turned things up in high school foot-
ball circles and are loop~ed upon as I A man experienced in ban-
l~kciy Varsity muaterial for next year. j daginig and nmassaging, is need-
ed to work on the trainer's staff
Prominent> St, Paul Doctor Dies I from 2 to 6:30 o'clock after-
St. Paul, iiu., Sept. 27.--Dr. Ed-. I noons. Anyone interested should I
ward Buckley; 65, of St. Paul, a mem- apply to Trainer Iloy t at thd.
her of the board of directors cif tl~iQ Ferry field club house.
K. of C. died in a hospital here to- r______ ____________
Inight after a long illness. __________________
(Cross Country Manager Tryouts ( T E BUSY BEE
( Tryouts for Cross Country( PASSES
( manager niay report in Water-
w an gyminasiuim at 3 o'clock any ( WATCHI FOR OWE:i'LNG
(afternoon this week to the As- (J -OIL
Isistant. Manager. j THE ARBOR FOUNTAINI

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