TVE DAYS ; VEMBER 23, 1924

THE MICHIGAN DAILY


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30 an('IilIa1 f i 1. atho a 1in
manylies] tin rteachy wehstior
waih.iCoillstante w)1l be >oYU ired 2
weich illanoillveberale oene.i
Each ]house is reel.c t tite t)urn ii
its entries to the jl lraimvral offhce b
;r ~Friday, Novembeor 26.
Senior literary students defeatedl the
" ~Junior enginieer team inl the senii-.
final game of the campus speedball
tournament by a score of 19 to <' yes-
terday afternoon. Tphe senior literarya
team will mneet the a',-AMedic team lat
4:30 o'clock this afternooni on the
south Ferry field gridi~ron.
Yale's crew carried the American
colors to victory in the 1924 Olympic
championship at Paxils.

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ON THE SIDELINE
WitnA. Simcpson saying, "There seems to b)e some
if the Michigan band, was to select s ,ecret about Michigan's success, and
an appropriate song to play after thej the only way for us to find it out is to
'Wolverine victory over Minnesota, the keep on playing the Wolverines."
1 drum-major would have to discard the
"Victors" and play "This is our lucky l Michigan's strongest defense
I day." Michigan gained a 7 to 63 vie,-! was ylinnesota's forward pass. If
tory', but in a strict sense, did not ! the Gophers hadl kept to rushing
defeat the Gophers. Minnesota had hIt'e ball, they wtould have undoubt-
more power than it could use, hut the edly scored miore than once. Tine
power wasn't under proper control. and lime again they -would parade
IThe Gophers defeated themselves in; .downthe11 field only to let soneic1
a game of brainsiversus brawn. N1uhgan back intercept a for.
i - Avaird pass within the 25 yard zone. 1
The Gophers gained enoughc Out of the l2 forward. passes the
ground on ruzshing to carry the Cophers attemipted, Michigan in- 1
basll all over the state of iic- I i'reepted six, and all ini crucial
rota. Ninnesota m~ade 19 firstI iimomients.
downs and tMe Wolverines muade --
three. The Gophers oulgiained Michigan was in a bad way when
the. Yostnien 11 yards to one, yet the teamw left the field at the end of
Minnesota was, able to score only the first half, but a few words from(3
j once touchdown. X ost it the dIressing rooms made a
-cmltchneithatiuefThe Minnesota fans are still won- ! th squiad. Michigan came back onto 1
d ering how they lost after makingI the ;field wvith determination and re-
so much grou1nd. One Norseman said, fused to let Minnesota make first
"No matter hiow good we are, we can't'(downls at will. Eckersall had been
beat Michigan. At the "little brown waving his hand to the head linesman
jug" banquet, Coach Spears put the all afternoon and it was time he
situation in a little different light by should rest.
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Durinig the game Michiigani got
three breaks and look adianta
of every one. Barnhart kicked at
low hunlt which lit Bater in t he
chest and bounded beck to the
Minnesota kicker. Baer, who
blocked the kick, recoveredI the
ball and gave Mi1chigan a chance
to score. After failing on three
line p~luniges; Micligaii resorted to
lthe forward pass to effect a score.
On a fake kick formjation, Fried-
man tlhrtv a pass to Oosterbaan
on the goal line, but two Gopliers
-were there to knock the ball down
behind the goal.
Lovette is responsible for giving-
Michigan its scoring chance. He
broke through the Minnesota line and
hit Nydahl about waist high-and plop
-the ball was free and directly in

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the Adi-'Palkr, D idl 221, and your want ad HELP WANTED)-Studentk (,ilydo
will ibe charged. Q i II10J oe . l '3 Cll4"f f
'Thie Al ichiganI )aily rceer"es the right to hl 'J'~ jvetigt
ecJassify all v .-ants ads inder mpiop sehead- lay t,rati'e prooi n in
ings and to revise or withhold -'i. ectioiiWblc
copy ou. 0 ou1' 1)15' sesoni. JPlonejp iO o
This colnumn closes at 3 P.1'.1M date pr.cC(- ,
ing pubilication- Notice of any er'or must be ;h~, ilk r ! 71). 11, V. (C. hIi ,f.
given in time foi- the second insertion.
CASH RATES 47- 1 - I :
Tlen cents per readin, linet' on Vie basis ofj
freee:a -craze words to the line) for one or two WANTED) STIJI3)ENTS to kn~ow that
insertions.
Nine cnts per reading line for three or more Sa"Ii pays from Sr)$51to $25 for old
iznsezt hens. il +-it #,1,? 1S
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front of Oosterbaan. Oosterbaan LOST-Pair of bone rim glasses wth
scooped up the ball and was away like ! name inside of ease, at Grid-graph.
a fire horse answering a 7-11 call. TheI Rewar'd. A. A. Brubaker, Dial 5482.
big Michigan end ran awkwardly, but 49-50-51
"he was going places" and was not to
be stopped. One Gopher backfield LOST-Friday noon, ollong white
man made a great attempt to overtakeI gold wr'ist watch, Maynard S. and
Oosterbaan, but when the race ended Second by the way of Will1iam St.
he was in second. place, 10 yards be- inquire 537 Second St. 45-49-50
Shind. _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _
LOST-Fur lined glove for right
Priednian, who had. so conasist- hand, in Natural Science Aud, Fri-
ently' kicked for the poit si fter day, 19th, A. M. Dial 7184, ask for
touchdown, had thte suipport of H arold. 47-48-49
every member of the team~ on the _______________________
next, play. Friedman never liesi- FRRN
tated or weakened. ilichigan FRRX
Ineeded. the poinit and Friedmni
Ikws ready to deliver. The line 1 FOR RENT-New house, rooms for
hel ou t~e wld ophrs u~ business people or instructors. .336

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R~oger (Colt!
.F - ne h blliardlist, htas just set a
niew rl ~d's rec(ord for the 13.2 balk-I
hlengot~ by. making a runi of 732 in
a' match against Louis Cure at the
Olympic club in Paris.

SUGGESTION S
FOR



Waltter Weber pae a great gameI
in his last appearance for Michigan.
He made more tackles in that one
game than he has in any other two
battles. Almquist was caught between
Joesting and, the mighty Weber, and,
had to be carried from the field on
a stretcher. The Gopher quarterback}
Iwas leading the way for Joesting, but1

S. DnvlIonu. sona. Diai 22340., 4-49)-50
NOTICE--B'argains in used tenor ban-
FOjAE.os. From $20 up. Easy terms.'
jUniversity Mujsic IHouse. 49-51-52
FOR SALE-Two absolutely new lea -_________________
ther chairs, suitable for- a fratern- NOtICE-Hats cleaned and blocked.
ity house or private home. Callol All kinds of shoes cleaned, dyed andl
Roberts 4418, 49-50-5I repaired. Satisfaction guarant;,ed.
ANN ARBOR SHOP, 62)E.1,% ibert y.
FOR SAL2-Latest model Remington t.
Portable typewriters. A limited nuns-j._

CHRISTMAS

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For Tlmnksoivmo' =1
A Box of
to happily compl te thec
day's feas't and festivi s
Eberbach onCo
== 200-202 EAST LIBERTY ST.

GIFTS
A gift with the personal touch is an en-
largement of some of your good Kodak snap-
shots. You'll be surprised when you see the
results that can be obtained.
A good snap-shot, enlarged and suitably
framed, very' often can not be distinguished
from many pictures purchased at considerably
higher cost.


led the greatest fullback Yost has seen 'ber of ued ortble, x oi'U c '-'-" X10.'- ! r
into stray pastures. Weber is a hard onstration phone 3489. 19e.o.d.tf,
player, and always plays his best
game against Minnesota where the l WANT'EDZ
"going" is rough. __________________
I~oett, ~ewyandBar wre WANTED-A few men who cou;ld ueI
LoveteDewe, ad Bier ere more money. An attractive pposi
outstanding nin In litre, and tIt is tiont for the right men. Call W.
with deep regret that Michigant Smith at phone 3079 before 5 today,_
loses the first two metioned. rakfrIr ei a lee
Dewey has played oil the Varsity oelask dfordMr.Lws4tA 9ee
for three, years and has beent a HoeWdnsa.4
great asset to the line during the IWANTED-Students who like good-
laskt four gamoes. Lovette is un- htBAjV St ko w e
doubtedly one of the best guards ht8~1tG7St nww e
In the Big Tell and will demand I liver between 9:30 and 11:30 P. M.j
serious consideration when all-. BARBECUE INN, Dial 4481. J
Conference teanms are chosen. ! 47 e o d
SYDNEY, N. S. W.-J.,0. Anderson, WANTED-200 girls and womenitodayt
")rmer singles and co-doubles tennliii to buy our velvet and velour hatsatIf
champion of Australia and several half price. Jacobson's. 49 .
times member of Australia's Davis cup
team, is to turn profesisonal. WANTED TO. RENT-Small apart-
ment or room in private home with
NEW YORK.-Jack Dempsey hta-41 use of living room for one month.
decided to return to the ring. Box 131 Michigan Daily. +.f

i~km. I' ~i-uE i3uson Rmanictiiis atiLiai,
price. University Music Hlouse.

To see best of 50 lines clothing drop
card to 1103 E. Washington. Phone
6365 evenings. $22 to $30. tf
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We will be, glad to offer you suggestions,
and assist you in picking out suitable prints for
enlarging.
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They are designed especially for "Col-

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