19, 1924
THE MICIGMAN.DAILY
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FOR SA1LE STUDENT GIRLS washing wanted.
Will call for and deliver. Phtonc
FOR SALE~ Paramount tenor banjo I 3004-R.
' Stlyle I13. One year old. Good condi-
tOiL :zCall1 at room D35 Lawyers j WANTED Four Wisconsin tickets, to-
Club. 1 gether or in pairs. Arcade Jewelry.
6 DST~II WI~~LSFo F~d,~ ! Shop. Phone 152-W.
plete with hiub s, bearings, drums WANTED A few ladies and young4
aiimi carrier, nearly new. 1208 men to represent prominent Chi-
W lell1 cago firm with a. high class and
dlignified proposition. No experi-t
FOR SA.LE Remington Portable1 en ce necessary. Liberal compensa-
Ty pewriters. Time paymlenits if d1 fion. Apply Tuesday between 4 and
sired. (Geo. lRegister, G04 E. Mladi- 1 5 at Room 2 University H-all.
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WANTEID Two tihkets for Wisconsin
$65.00 'MONTHLY. Heated unfurnish- M~ich.gl ae al eie 0
c(l paif ment. Will fu nishl for f U. Madlison St. Phone 1809.
no ilid Aextra echarge. Restricted. ._
I 'he 'r.,230-WV. IRilhh T. Swezcey. 'FAMiL, snd,. Student washing -
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parties. Call Colburn at 702-,I be-I
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dinsonrivr bneth t. he u'E:1of IT,:clouds-esablished a world's record yfor Calitiflhmo s IRight ii com ing
'from _ ''2 riany to(join ime air f4tc: o *Ihe lJ. r'. -navy.
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for Ilawliins, Flora fur1,C'rbe-;
for Steele, ifavwkinsfo dara
Domhoff for 11i<la ! ina, iuo~
Slaughter, Parker-of 1)a u ''m
ste in for Parker, P lt1>hs ov
Steele for Dewey, Lov,; (e.for idiin
Marian forLoct, "idnuA
llerrnstein, CGrubbe for l" .
Grange, Leon,ad for 2c Itw a
for Rokusek, Grng f: ( <<o
Wilson for Br ow, K nnT" dy For !It
Uminus for ]Rot', (5lV
I-fall, iMcElwin forL()Ia i.
for Miller, SChul tzfri1!id.
Captain jkeko foS' )I
toss and ChiseCto deL(?
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Grange w~rc ~~~
ten Yard lNwmid rr!d lP!ci
lenigth (of Ieiif crat a i w~
They entire Mcia ei1teh
tween Grange and thie ga e r
failed to grab teeu~el~m e
fore lie had tetire fil o i' i
Rockwell' theMihanacy a
was left ten yrsblu h o
line. Britton kced'a1.i m97
Michigan 0. Stgrkkeof.)
Grange on the , y1 r in. ia a
nailed on tlme 235 ya< rd li.r ll l
was penalized 15 yards.for h:,_ ..
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a trick formiation S iv entinside
lel e(d!!(I al larIt;inw°ti eliire Illinois
te "u ta Ihe first :'ichignui touchdown
(; cI 4!w ganie. Rockliell Ikicked the
jgoal wi IiftSlcp mr Iol 1ig 'the bail.
Ne~ore: Illinois 7, hicluin7.
riit ton kicked off across the Mtich-
ig;an gocal line. The. ball going into
pilay oan lMjehigan 20 yardl line. Rock-
well's peimt was downed on the Illi-
nois 25 yard hune. Gallivan went
ttmhioaah left gaar(i for' five. Leonard
nia<e I hro. Gallivan made first (down
a round right (enlt. Ball on Illinois 3i3
yard~ line. llai-ry hlail made th'ree
yards. Rockwell nailed Gallivan after
he had broken through far eight
yards.
Stc -"r has replaced Rockwell as
(he Slichig:an safety. " Hall made itI
firsjt (iowia on the Illinois 49 yard
line. 11111,101i was penalized five
yards o offside oil the next play.
Csal ivar m }aide onie yard. B~othm teamts
xr wrared#'?r slutging. Illinois
bix, ii o their wonIa '. yard line,
l i 1 L'?" ,'It a :?'. t) -o. C alli''an
t're' ('Lie~' wad'-lej is own
ci ri i' rttleFt0. Britton kicked
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ALL OUR F IUE+ND~k To give us a
c _il at our new Church St. Barber
Shop. First-class work and cour-
t,;r to all. JOE SIIALTlIS and ED-
W'VARD)1 ()WEN, 607 'Church.
'Slaughter na iled Kassel for no gain
on another pass fromn Grange. A pass
« 1roin CGrange went over the Michigan
goal line incomplete. Michigan ball
onl her own 20 yard line. Rockwell's
kick was downed by Marion on the
Michigan 46 yard line. Grange made
two yards through left. tackle. A pass
Grange to Britton put the ball on the
Michigan 23 yard line. First down..
Steger teaekled Britton. Leonard was
shoved through for eight yards. Ball
on Michigan's 15-yard line., Grange
madie three yards and first down
tAirough left tackle. Leonard made a
yard at the line.
rantge went arouind right end for
his fifthi touchdown of the gapie. Brit-
ton mnissed ant attempt at goail. 111.-
nois 33, Michigan 7.
Steele went in for Dewey. Steger
kicked off across the Illinois goal line.
Illini hall on her own 20 yard line.
1.Hall made one' yard through center..
Hall fell on Britton's punt onl the
Michigan 43 yard line. Rockwell was
blocked by his own interference and
failed to gain at the line. Steger
slipped and was tackled by Muhl for
a three yardl loss. Rockwell's punt
was caught by Grange who was
downed in his tracks on the Illinois'
26 yardl line.
Grange madle four yards off left
tackle. Leonard made a scant yard
throulgh the line. Miller stopped.
Britton's' punt on: the Michigan 27
yard line. Grube-went in for Flora.
Steger lit Miller an-d failed to gain
off left tackle. IHeath went in for
Miller at full back. Miller wvas suf-
fering from a head injury received in
time first half. Rockwell lost four,
Stanmaan's pass was bounced around.
onl several players fingers and finally
interceptedI by Mul on the Illinois
40 yard line. Grange made first down
around left end. Illinois ball on the
Michigan 29 yard line. Hawkins went
in for Edwards at tackle.
Donioff went in for Stamman.
Leonard was stopped for no gain by
hia',vkins. A pass Grange to Kassel
was good for first down on time Mich-
igan 23 yard line as the quarter ended.
-Score: Illinois 33, )iiciiigan 7.
Fourth (Qwarter
WNilson went in for Brown and Ken-
nedy for Hall. Grube nailed Grange
for a live yard loss. A pass Grange
to Kassel was good for 9 yards.. A
pass Granmge to Leonard whlo had rm~u
out to the right side line took theI boll
oi em for at toutchtown. Biritton failed
to) hiick goal Score: Illinils 39,.
Steger kicked off across the goal
line. It was Michigan's ball onl the
15 yard line when Steger was fouled.
Steger made 7 through the line. Heath
made two more. Steger made it first
down on the Illinois 3 yard line.
Rockwell made one yard through the
line. Steger put the ball six inches
Marion, put the ball on Illinois' 42
yard line. Anothe r, Michigan pass
was incomplete. Steager's pass wasG
also incomplete. Parker, went, into;
the game at right half r'eplacing Dom-
Doff..
A pass, Prker to Steger was good 1
for eight yards ~putting the ball on '8
Illnois' 33 yard line. Rockwelly
fumbled a pass from center, Parker.
recovering. Hdernstein went in for,
Parker. It was Illinoisz alo t
own 43 yard line.
Gallivan was, forced out of bounds.
Grange' made nine yards and firstk Incorporating time same skill and experience that bdve made Rick--
down around right end. Illinois was enbacked a world leader in an amazingly short spiace of 'tinie, this new
penalized five yards for offside. On an Ricken baclr vertical "8-tiiiperfine" sets a still hig;her standard in\
attempted play Grange smothered for . cars for these who desire more and can pay more.
Britton punted out of bounds on the Following features are unique in this eight:
Michgan3S ardlin. FiedanDual Carburetion; Dual Ignition; Dil Air Intake; Dual Exhaust;
wentin or Hrnsein Fridma'.s Dual Muffler; Dual Oil Cooling System; Dual Gasoline Feed; Dual
pass was incomplete. Friedman made Car Lock.
three yards through right guard. A-
long pass Friedman to Steger' wtasj In quality, it upholds every tradition of this house and is destined\
incomplete. A double pass Friedman, to add imew lustre to the world-famous insignia.
to Steger to Friedman made three A United nu nber of these vertical, "S-Supnerfine".nmodels will le
yards. Rockwell kicked over, the Illi- ! ~ available.,-
nois goal line. Illinois ball on heor ;If you would bie one of the elect-place your order at once.
owvn 20 yard line. Grange made five F etter see your Rickenbacker dealer today.
yard; through left guard.
Mhmaeaardarihur.iGrange added four at center. Game 0 F. BLAESS
ended, Illinois .fi, Michigarn 1I. .Nh S.Poe3O
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I~e A IiHo -; ~''~~i''nt'a 'r ~4 ~ mn brke hrogh'the line fomr
xan e dP r 13 rin 'ds ~ ~~ a ~. i z. made 3ya rds and
I i ~ eSteeIt Ii~i 7 i; (lo% iim on a crasms buck. Rock-
4:~ I. Lwr~ on£i':1,fo.lar--well was nailed for a two yard loss
in. ! rby illI.Ii orb Si ae m' foug~hlis way
A: Wal (aiigli er~'s kckc-ofl t Fol ig it guardfor' 7 yards.
onI 'II mH 5yr icadieturmu tv- I iumdearoas itle Illinois
_ -2 z ine. 1ll i;aefoum >r'" l ine... ii l i.'i play on thme Ilii-
I-a. :t ., ~oc wy'' ~ Yar'd lim . LeTzonard made
1,r 1 1 t b; I o ai wscalltbrth:aIhr'ough c(ente'r. Gail ivan ninade
(r aa' - lt w pnmisem'd> > ' 1 imemZomitd right end. I3al on
i_; i~ . 'all : n«o armm the . ., I yardI line.
x1 r c5 al ie.le:ot pmolaced Marion. Leonard
n ktheil to mel'vxell Wlt Iv-sstjo edat ccenter. Gallivan
nor ? on n.atu re m his owam: 3RI made t.,twaibout h left tackile. Brit-
;, Aln. rl:a went in for' ton wauzs hurried on his kick and
('mgaA irpagdtlrough h for nunt ed 0out cboummds on his own 45
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the Illinois 40 yardr line. A pas1 tv~i l :'o ;licenter. Sianlua y-i Imne-. 'Srnnmman lost twelve yards j from the sucker goal line. Rockw~el
Rockwell to Miller w as good fo" te'wen. i nroa H left, guard for 7 trib'e. Wi n a ter pt around left end. Stanm-1 carried the ball over on a quarter
yards p~utting imebal(,l7 e ol ~'i:maet for Siarnmaman. Ball in l lich- r' , to Sloer -was incomzplete, back sneak ofd punt formation. [Rock.
line.. Miller maefie eem ade ii;i is, -sslon on time Illinois 44 yard A' 1 " 17 Sco re: hin1ois 27, )hi i- -well kicked goal. Score: Illinois39
three. Steger added t? wo tuoph1maIi gmmn 7s I ichigan 14.
line putting the ball onlieiia20 okwl was pushed back for :no I econd ha1-l-Third Quarter Kunow went in for Slaughter, and
yard line. A pass b:y Iockwl an fle'nncefrtdw hog Steger kicked off to Hall who re- Umnus took the place of Roberts..
incomplete. j.ittl. Stamnnan was stop~ped turnmed the ball to the IIlhini 28 yard Britton kicked off to Rockwell who
Rockwell fmlbled a por d.- rmab U-n after lnaking 3 yards. line. Leonard minl de 5 through right ran the ball 17 yards to Michigan's
Rockwel funj;iam. ,au's lotn ~s to Steger was guard. Gran1ge was againi in the line- 22 yard line. Time out for Illinois.
centerand it ,. ,_I te. Stimminai 's pass over the up. Grange added four more through Gallivan went in for Hall.
nois 30 yard line.. -mol aiSi-hiewe; kced down. Foutrt the line. Hail made it first clowTn on Domihoff wriggled through the line
Elwain made 3 yardsC rng 'ct-don allo the Illinois 37 yard line, the Illinois 38 yard line. Grube for seven yards. McElwain went in,-
ing the ball on r::5ow 25yar ib: 1 = cl's amt boimded back amid nailed Grange after 'lie hiad raced j for Leonard. Steger made first down
again broke mway riiteciie >dort ij~22yd around rightt emnd for 35 yards to the on the Michigan 34 yard line. Dom-
Micigui ea an rced*n,~~1v lieMichigan 28 yard line. Leonard niade hoff's pass was .incomplete. Steger
Michgan oal ine illr a 5 yad I l 1 ~enli;uhit I"mittomn's puiint omt. urmore through thle line, Grange ; made 3 yards tlroi gh right tackle.
ru. lli<rio ice om.houe:i'e iimgml3 e ineo and was Itore around left end frfst down Grange intercepted Domhoff's pass on
Ill111ois 14, Mihgn itit4udr eie filnosmm I onr Mich~ngan 17 yard line. ils -own 35 ya~rd line. Illinois penal-
Steger kickedof t 'ageo':tl a as Ime qurended. Score: Illis Timie out for Miller. Miller resumed ized five yards for off-side. Illinois
Illinois 5YrIlne."1dhe ~met~Vrb' 0. Ipllay. Marion replacecd Lovette. ball on own 30 yard line.
himt on the 17 -Y-,r(l ine1'. , ~>Secnduate Grange was tripped for a ten yard; McElwain fumbled and Muhl mccoy-
wasof sileonthemmxl.ply mma. . oss by Flora.. A pas Grange to Kas-: eredt. Britton- punted to the M ichiigan
Elai fild o amn.Grng mreROkWii t iaroreT cud for sel way. food for twelve yards-. 402 yard line. A pass, Domihoff to
5 hog jeln.Brio';4kaaIr Ro'rtarund wastallowfdrto
dlowned sby Mcl1,a in mr M "fn':to yr', prthiree through oen- , a
20 yard line. S'rr luge~ "aHt'mh' d mwTline~. Leona~rd ,Fresh S u-a )berry
three yards. Rockwel's irkm'l' 3d ou , ad l hrough left tack 1le. mg -
dead (jon1 the Ilni 3yr ie lhia andaYardl. Rockv' 1'ernonIc
Illinois 21 inn('" 14 ! 'S o h i-fmnlmlhrit o's kxick but ecov r;r =cag fC.v-,c ie ile ae d J
no\s li~l w sin r feon 'n ( inro A pas, Starmnan to Rockwell, ~ Three Delicious Flavors in our Special C
Mr. Jamgotch, who has made Oriental rugs popular in Ann Arbor by selling
them at prices within the reach of most everyone, has. had many successful
sales here and plans to return Monday with a larger and more compl ete
collection than ever before.
Larger and More Complete
Display a.oerPie
$12.00 and up
In this bigger and better collection will be found all" types of Oriental and
Chinese rugs from the most rare kind to the better known designs. There will
be all priced rugs, from $2.00 up. Mr. ,Jamgotch will welcome ' all lovers of
Oriental rugs and will be glad to show them his collection. He will do
everything possible to serve rug customers and cordially invites everyone who
desires to posses Oriental rugs to visit .the collection early, as he does not plan
to be in Ann Arbor an extensive time.
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