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WEDN~S13AY, t~CTO~IR 27, 1926 TFW MICHIGAN DAILY


STRONG COLGATE TEAM IS NEXT
ON SCHEDULE OF STATE ELEVENI

GENEVA ELEVEN INVITED
FOR POST SEASON GAME

(By Associated Press),
EAST LANSING, Oct. 26.-Michigan
State college coaches planned to set
their football charges down to a rigor-
ous course of drill today in the hopes
of whipping up that punch that was,
so woefully missing against Lake

players and tutors alike that they will (By Associated Press)
face one of the stiffest matches on the BEAVER FALLS, Pa., Oct. 26.-"Bo"
schedule. McMillin's Geneva colege football team
Last year the State team held the which gained fame this season by de-
easterners to a 147point victory. They feating Harvard and giving Cornell a
hope to do as well or better this week. { hard battle, has been invited to play,
'Barney Traynor, of the assistantithe University of Florida New Year's
coaches and a former star Colgate iday at Jacksonville.
player, is rehearsing the State men on j No decision has been madel as to
defense. It is his purpose to drill the 1reception or, rejection of the offer ac-
players against the strong Colgate of- cording to the Coventer's graduate1
fense, which has been playing havoc manager, E. C. Ridgecombe, who made
over all of its opponents this present public the Florida post season
season. proposal.-

T~NgIS PRWRSSIONAL$
I 8'iE? ~ 4ATO APPEAR 13 DETROIT
Mlle. Suzanne Lenglen will make her
Detroit debut on November 9, in the
Results of yesterday's games in the coliseum at the State Fair grounds.
semi-final round of the intramural The other tennis stars of C. C. Pyle's
speedball tournament follow: professional tennis troupe will accom-
Kappa Nu 8, Sigma Alpha Mu 7 pany her, thus assuring Detroit fans
Phi Mu Alpha 10, Delta Alpha E- of a spectacular first glimpse of pro-
silon 3. fessional tennis.
Phi Chi 11, ThetaChi 2. Vincent Richards, prominent Anieri-
htcan star, and Paul Feret will also
Make their initial appearance in the
For two more years the Chicago liy, while Mary K. Browne, Howard
eleven will meet the University ofI Kinsey, and Harvey Snodgrass have
Pennsylvania team. . Games were ar- played on Detroit courts before.
I ranged to be played in dicago in 1927
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Forest university last Saturday. The
team went through a light limbering-.
up practice'Monday, but from now on
the wraps will probably be off.
The Michigan State eleven will en-
train Thursday for the east to meet
Colgate university next Saturd'ay after-
poon. The class displayed by Colgate'
thus far this season has convinced

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