SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1930 THE MICHIGAN Dr*"ATL Y PAGE SEVEN - ~ T P F rw t ms4OF '. Benefit Contest to be S7Fagd otflMint, Includes Ma ny _ Former College Men. Charity football tomorrow will bring into one stadium a galaxy of Michigan's greatest gridders. To- morrcw afternoon at 2 o'clock Ralph Wills will assemble his team of former Michigan stars to play a team of former Ypsi stars in a charity game in Atwood Stadium in Flint to help unemployment. The Lions club of Flint is premot- ing the fray, R aIl b ills organiz- ing both teams. In the backfield the lineup is un- certain as Wills hias All-Amrican Brazil of the University of D3-etroit: Tom Connell, Captain. of th1-192t edition of University of; Detc iroit's football team; Jack Welr half~- back of the University of 'Michir;an; AI Dahlem, star of last year's Mich- igan team; Joe Gembis, All-Con- ference black in 1929 for Miclhigan; andl Avery and Ralph WVills men- bers of the Wolverine team ti year to choose from. Al Bovard is a certainty atia- ter position for Wills' team. The guards will be Steinke and Poe with Parker in reserve. These mnen with Poorman at tacklOe -were members of the Varsity at Michigan in 1929 Tom Edwards will start the other tackle positionIle was a star xat tackle position three years ado alIQ won All-Conference berth at this position for Michigan. At the end positions wvil1 be Bill Orwig an end on Michigan's 1926 team, Herm Young of the Univer- sity of Detroit's 1929 team, and Nat Goodnow another Detroit star. Against Wills' team of Michigan and Detroit stars an agpgregattion- of Ypsi stars will be placed. Their lineup reads like the lineup that held the Michigan Varsity to a 7-0 score early in the 1930 season. Sto- ver will start at center and Jape Rice and Vangu at the guard posi- tions. In the tackle positions Shoemiak- er and McMurry, regular tackles on the 1930 Ypsi team, will start the game. Gregory and G. Willa: are to start at the flanks. In the backs- field Mtites, Morrow, Oliver, and l Pratt will bear the brunt of h attack. I E -_KS LAYERS jNe~-Pln~anpMC (Continued From Page 6) brought the Qflyiipic title to the (Coiltsiz _rns ae6)u United States in 198.Last Novem- ilsat ntea _nn tl ~ ... ber he turned iprofessional and re-Ik ceived a, le is of absence from Fire- sesnInh i~.i'w' h stoneC to t;:y :his U at the bigl regulars ha w>bei' i tle. In fiv e rmabi lp before his worn the i -o ic ~n ma %!?.b' -,th ;on:nJbrgGeorge Crosmi, b iiij2 it ~ swept t17° Contndprs ranks with snReI a _.r~n ~' ftij- ad vips tnStasiakPill Williams, s. eC - 0i Jo V~ie h , ils butze and z ohmre~ i rarm l'_ i5'n1 as well athe fain- ILZ.gm~ Ate7 0a B 130"Bibbler" Mancre ie~oy.h en ..an extra - iI chi U; ? !varl ie that it did not h :r.t ~a Service Elevens Meet In acidlilo10 to ihere mw enI. iAnnual 'Tilt Today Coach Loawrey wilr~eevt!« }_____Brans back in thl,,ine-Inp Vwho Ur-Ih (Continued From Page 6) doubtedly will h4v a ,rtewacsjiag 3in- , field wiljI itcladc Enni.n at quar- fluence on ~the new.comners. "Oakie t3r.mSxec aer a id Fr tz c t halves, Tompkins, r ated r ic of the bee _ s s~ an,-, iJdlayat full. Tige will be re- goalies in ecilegiaate f ircles in the nwie_ red manwlo re aver- country last, seaso-n, Di Iil nen 'i _d 1i kick bgacked to Kgive the Ca- cener aon last % "' i tea.m, a a Notre Dar,e Kigii Tommy Courtis, a wing, ait will be IIcts t pi Ilone Score. back with the Wolverine team. ,s 1 k hris avy nounced its P obable As reserves M i-a'ri will have 1 S start ng lineoup as fo llavws: Steff an- Captain Art Schlanderer, HaroldC Wo tk alednaxt ie. anrclByn, ends, Captain SBow- Sindles, Torn Prou~e, Charles Hild- tl the dackering for new players to strom and ryani, ta~ci {es; Under- ner, and James- Gr char, all of these S wear the uni ormn of the Detroit j wood and Gray, guards; Tuttle,, men, except the Mirst, being new-I Tiger}att .i pc econiferc eIenter; 16 .uer, quariterb .ck: Gan- corners to tle , u. d. Scehiandal-rr of e g Lagg o'(isand ma, n- n_" and H~irn, half acks; Hagberg, and Sindies will get -he lirLtca'l.;V ag ers. 'u''c. h ~kf~~ uatti as reserve m~aterial. ---- the sane one that ran roughshod -The Western Ontario squad in- ; c WOLVES TO FA(~~~ over the Pennslvna eleven last cue oi i e~igais ,- k StuAy adwthte rssMcCallum, Lawson. Paterson, and p I liY 14JLh1 Nvysch~ances intoday'sGame. S ewart. derense zmen; Armisrongir .) O E N _ . , 1 1 ad~ ~ V rl, a IS .. , - __5 _ ___,n ,' ' r' ' -.-'1 ,b_ . _ L. _ . : --- 1 eglivie-n vIA ha eos- Cicj i >VLha that will open. the aicyhue 1P Y .[,VT--, c . "y n {1;I1 proabl isn de i e tLn i't~c 1 n prolec theforipri nion, ter leCad ilnlMregasto em isband aout ec ofte beestsoftplaying Onveral, g2.0niec a emer ofpethe efasitario lhmll H orckey~ As oi a i o nd th aill in cgam es u h cl b s o d n a s A . C E S inoec t. 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Classroom, afternoon, and dance frocks at astonishing prices. 1328 Geddes Ave. Phone 22310. 2 to FRSALE-Set of Dietzgen draw- ing nstumets.CosIt $26. Will tke $15. Perfect condition. Call Hmmond, 2-1958. 345 CLARINET, B flat, Bahm system, Holton make, perfect condition. Very cheap. Phone 3212. 516 Packard. Evenings. 635 LUST LOST-Phi Kappa Tau fraternity pin. Please call 6674. H. H. Boys. 56 LOST-White gold Elgin wrist watch. Return to Stan Hozer and receive a reward. Phone 3627. 561 WANT ADS PAY! club, a farm of the St. Louis icans has not been ordered port to the Browns and they intend to obtain him. Amer-!- - to re- TYPING-Theses a specialty. F'air do not rates. M. V. Hartsuff, Dial 9087. 1C (Continued From Page 6) Ten games roll around. in the Michigan State game last year, which the Staters won by a 27-26 count, Weiss dropped a long shot through the meshes just after the -final gun sounded with what' would have been the winning points if the gains had lasted one sec- ond longer. This game was close throughout, with neither team showing any marked advantage or disadavantage. Roger Grove regis-11 tered 10 points in this game to leadI his team in scoring. ]both Michigan and Michigan State will have ample reserve ma- terial tonight, since Coach Veenker h a s Hudson, 1931 gridiron captain, Captain Downing, Petrie, and Rick- etas to rush into the battle at anyI time. The invaders have Bernard, Ifaun, and McCaslin to use in case any of the regtxlars are forced to leave the game. -,w- INTER-FRATERNITY WR;;E .STLING 7::;0 T'au Kappa Epxsilon play's Delta Kiepa Epsilon, and Theta 'Xi meets Semi-finals and fn 'a ifl th<o h oes feartdlPhiLam a. n:') i'1.I 'hr 3 AIIN first cont'e_,ss tobe 1lay e y yir- tue of its win over Trigo1, Phi tK;p- XA1! make LS of machines. pa is favored atlong wit'1h Beta ThetaI Our equipmnent adpr Pi, last year's runner-up, to b-a iin r"' l] arc considered the final game. ~aong the best in the State. 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