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TrUESDAY, DElCEMIBER 7, 1926
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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Grant land Rice, sports writer for lowing commr.ent: "There has been no10o
Collier's magazine, and recognized as season in many years where so manyj® 0®
the "official," critic of all-American !teams had so much strength at either-
teams, gave Michigan two places on endl of the flank. End pairs who were_
his mythical football team, which was notably good included Oosterbaan and
published in the current issu~e. Benny ,Flora *of Michigan, Brodla and Towle-
Friedmnan, captain and quarterback of of Brown, Vo edisch and Maxwell of-
the '2t6 Varsity football team and Benny! Notre Dame, Lloyd and Hardwick of w
Oosterbaan, star end, were honored the Navy, and in addition to these !. 1IIi ]
on the all-American team. Oosterbaan ; there were Nason" of Syracuse, Grube=r
was chosen by Rice as the outstandingI of Lafayette, Wheeler of Minnesota,
end in the, contry last year and ranks Shipkey of Stanford andl many more !-.
the Wolverine captain-elect as one' who rate far above the average. 200 Mixed Voices 1 50 Children's Voices
of the outstanding ends this year, "Naming the ends has been one of ((
giving him a. place at right end.the hardest of all the selections. Yet Feeik lxne,1odco
Oosterbaan has wcorked on the legit! rival teams without exception all say FeeikAeadr odco
side of the line, but is shifted in favor that Hanson of Syracuse was the j
of Hanson4 of Syracuse. best end they had faced and his three- I
Gnrisatn Rice s'ays-a rou dmotall year record on the job, coupler with =OdNoesinLtnFech"usin ngih
in hs atice: Forallarond ootallhis brilliant 1926 exhibition, gives himOlNosinLtFrchRuiaEgs.-
smartness anid football ability it is im- first place. --
possible to find a, better man than "In naming the other end there is#= English Madrigals, French and Irish Folk Tunes.°
Benny Friedman of Michigan. Fried- alotntig tocosjmn
man had his hardest test in the NavyI-
game, where'he was repeatedly joltedl' Oosterbaan and Flora of Michigan,=
to the ground by charging Navy for- . McGrath of Georgetown, Thayer of Auditorium, Ypsilanti, Thursday, Dec. 9, a, P. MV.s
wards:. Yiet in spite of all this punish- Pennsylvania, Broad of Brown and
wnent Friedman continued to pass as Grube of Lafayette. Yet from this- Tickets 50 ceps at doors.
accurately as ever to ends and backs group Oosterbaan of Michigan, a
who .were nearly always covered, and really great end, was given a better
it was Friednman 'who kept the Navy chance to shine offensivelvy, eecialy1gil111111Ii111IIifilI1111111111[11111111111111 il11r~
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,deep in its own territoryn through in the handling of passes, where he
most of the first two periods. Hisf has no superior. He had a hard after-
play throughout the remainder of the noon against Illinois, and the Navy
season was one of the year's big fea-, checeped him by putting two upon his
tures. In addition to his generalshipE trail, but he again came back to great
passing and kicking he has been a I heights in his other contests. It was
good-man- carrying the ball and a fine all the more to his credit that he did
'defensive back." so wvell after Peing 'so carefully,
In selecting the two best ends inI watched and covered, frequently byv
the country, Mr. Rice makes the fol- two of the enemy's best."
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instructor - "Life Insurance? "
The Class (oc one mant, -without hesitwio)-
"John Hancock"
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