TFHE MICHIGAN DAILY

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1947,


MSC To Test
Kentucky Skill
Wildcats Four Game
Win Streak at Stake
EAST LANSING, Oct. 22-(iP)-
A star-studded University of Ken-
tucky football team, rated among1
the top ten in the nation, arrived
here today prepared to do battle
with underdog Michigan State.
Riding high after four succes-
sive victories, the Wildcats hope tol
down their Spartan hosts as an-I
other boost to their ambitions for
a southern bowl bid.
The visitors are bulwarked with
six foot four linemen and the ma-
jority of their starters are veter-
ans of the 30-14 defeat handed
MSC last year.
Individual stars include Don
(Dopey) Phelps, who scored four
touchdowns against Michigan
State last year and who led the
nation in kickoff and punt returns.
Jay Rhodemyer, Kentucky center,
ias named Associated Press line-
man of the week and Wash Serini'
rates as the South's best tackle.
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Wildcats Face Indiana, Illinois Meets
Purdue in aj Conference Conte ss

'Spares' First
In All-Campus
Bowling Loop
The "Spares" took over sole
possession of first place in the All-I

UD Rolls Over Duquesne;
BC Edges Villanova, 6-0
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By The Associated Press
Oct. 24-Each seeking its first
Big Nine decision in three starts,
Indiana and Northwestern will re-
new their football rivalry for the
28th time before an expected
Wildcat homecomingthrong of
45,000 at Dyche Stadium tomor-
row.
The Hoosiers, headed by bril-
liant halfback George Taliaferro,
generally were rated six-point fa-
vorites over the long-crippled
Wildcats.
Army-tied but undefeated,
Illinois plays Purdue's steadily
improving team tomorrow in a

contst which'looked ike just
ner t game at the i
hvjrbtl ef the Western
Conferenecmpaign.
Ptt and Ohio S te engage in
rivlrytemrro beorea narca-
ards of 55,000,
in bhunusual spec-
tac of a coach haring in
Pit lhed-min; day festivi-
ties.
Pass-minded Iowa, one-time
Notre Dame jinx, is expected to
force the fighing Irish to show
their football hand for the first

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time this season before a ca-
pacity throng of 56,000 at No-
tre Dame Stadium tomorrow.
Against the alawkeyes, Notre
Dame will meet in Quarterback
Al DiMarco a passer as* adroit
and accurate as its own Johnny
Lu jack.
It remains to be seen, how-
ever, whether Iowa's forwards
can giveDi arco the same pro-
tect ion that Notre Dame's sea-
soned line affords Lujack.
Marquette and Wisconsin meet
tomorrow in the 23rd renewal of
their intrastate football rivalry,
with a capacity crowd of 45,000
fans expected to see the game.
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ting away fast on three first half
touchdown gallops by Halfback
Joe Wright, the University of De-

Campus Bowling League as the troit squared its season football
"Wild Men" were upset by the un- record at three wins and three

Joe Diminick took off on a 55-yard
scoring run through most of op-
position to give the Boston College
Eagle a 6-0 win over Villanova's
powerful Wildcats before a 40,184
crowd tonight on a Braves Field
gridiron that was covered by the
haze of New England's raging for-
est fires.

derrated "Shackers," although
Larry Garman, the ace of the
"Wild Men," increased his hold on
individual leadership.
The "Spares," who have lost
only two points all year, contin-
ued to set the pace by taking four
straight from the "Engineers,"'
2448-2278.
In the evening's big upset the
"Shackers" defeated the "Wild
Men" 3 to 1. His team's defeat
failed to daunt Garman, however,
when, for the second straight week,
he rolled the night's high series.

losses by whipping Duquesne. 38
to 6, in their intersection meeting
before 17,547 fans here tonight.

Net Title Goes
To McClusky
Dean McClusky was crowned
champion of the Intramural fall
outdoor graduate tennis tourney
yesterday when he defeated co-fi-
nalist Robert Young, 2-6, 7-5, 7-5.
Handball and squash tourna-
ments, open to all graduate stu-
dents, will begin Nov. 10. Entries
will be taken at the Sports Build-
ing until Nov. 1. Also. graduate
teams are reminded to submit
their entries for the volley ball
league which starts Nov. 3 Dead-
line for these entries will be next
Tuesday.
The Professional Fraternity
touch football league will stage its
semi-finals next week with Nu
Sigma Nu opposing the Lawyer's
Club, and Phi Delta Phi encoun-
tering Alpha Kappa Kappa. The
finals will be played Nov. 13.
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Bulletin is constructive notice to all
members of the University. Notices
for the Bulletin should be sent in
typewritten form to the office of the
Assistant to the President, Room 1021
Angeli Hall, by 3:00 p.m. on the day
preceding publication (11:00 a.m. Sat
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SATURDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1947
Daily Official VOL. LVIII, No. 29
URS: Notices
5-7 P.M.
Food". School of Business Administra-
tion Assembly: Seniors in the
RN School (both BBA and MBA can-
IA didates) are invited to attend an
treet assembly to be held in West Gal-
lery, Alumni Memorial Hall, Tues-
day, Oct. 28, 3 p.m. Dean Steven-
a all son and Professor Jamison will
or small. discuss procedures for placement.
'ickets
uncements Business Administration Sen-
iors: All students expecting to
TI NG graduate in February must turn
Ph. 8132 in diploma applications in Rm.
108, Tappan Hall not later than
Saturday, Oct. 25.
S Faculty, College of Literature,
Science, and the Arts: The fresh-
man five-week progress reports
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Rah-Rah-Rah-Rah, Michigan,
Michigan,
Rah-Rah-Rah-Rah, Michigan,
Michigan,
Rah-Rah-Rah-Rah, Michigan,
Michigan,
Yea!
This cheer, the Michigan Loco-
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of today's game, said Dave Lake,
captain of the cheer leaders. He
explained that they are trying to
make this cheer a part of Michi-
gan tradition.
Professor Emeritus Thomas C.
Trueblood is credited with getting
the idea for the cheer while re-
turning on the train from the
Michigan-OSU game in 1906.

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PERSONAL
JACK AYERS: Please call Mrs. Miller
at the Civic Theatre. Urgent! )62
WANTED TO RENT
GETTING MARRIED at Christmas -
will need apartment. Willing to re-
serve or rent now. Near campus if
possible. Call Raymond 12-1, tel.
9177. ) 12
FOR RENT
ROOM. 819 Dewey. $7.00.
ROOM for medical student near cam-
pus. Call 20421. )79
WANTED
WANTED: 2 or 4 Minnesota tickets-
High as possible. Call Bassett at 2-3779
after 7 pn. )91
WANTED two tickets for Minnesota
game. Call 7717. )52
ONE or two tickets to Illinois game.
Call Walt Bauer. 22565, mealtimes or
22462, evenings. )86
4 PASSENGERS to Illinois game via
Chicago. Leave Friday afternoon, re-
turn Sunday. Call 27871. )72
SEVEN TICKETS to homecoming dance
urgently needed. Call Bob Kauffman,
1105 Oakland, 7664. )85
WANTED: 2 tickets for MinneSota
game. Call 2-2521, Ex. 349 or 8095. )7
WANTED URGENTLY-One ticket to
Homecoming Dance. Phone 7280, eve-
nings. George Spence. )83
ONE TICKET Homecoming Dance. Call
Shirley Buritz, 2-7097. )54
BADLY NEEDED-One or two tickets
to Homecoming Dance. Reasonable
sellers, pricing reasonably may apply.
Phone 2-3815. Bill. )77
FOR SALE
FOR SALE-1940 Packard cony. 5-pass.
Motor overhauled. Good condition
throughout. Radio, heater, $950. Cash
or $325 down. Phone 9840. )1
ILLINOIS game train ticket for sale.
Ten dollars. Write Box 22. )78
"CONN" E flat alto silver saxophone.
Standard case and two mouthpieces.
Excellent condition $125 cash. Call
Bev. Hawes, 25570. )63
TYPEWRITER--Corona portable. Excel-
lent condition. Best offer! Portable
self-charging plug-in radio. Perfect
condition, $30. 2-8250 or come to 113
Packard. )22
WHIZZER motor bike, New, save! Light
and generator. Basket. Best offer!
2-2850 or come to 1113 Packard. )47
LADY'S golf clubs and bag, 2 pairs 7
ft. skis, 3 extra large drawing boards,
gooseneck lamp, bedlamp, book case
and books, Encyclopedia set, 3 dic-
tionaries, globe, magazine rack, typ-
ing table,, Sturdy old furniture (din-
ing room, beds), library table, good
living room and walnut bedroom
suites. 914 Woodlawn. Phone 5461.
)47
FOR SALE-Size 39 Tuxedo. Practically
new. $30 or trade for size 42. Bob,
2-1528. )26
WHITE BROADCLOTH SHIRTS - All
standard sizes. 4 for $9.00. Striped pa-
jamas, 3 for $10.00. Excellent quality.
Sorry, no smaller quantities at these

MISCELLANEOUS
I HAVE two Fred Waring tickets for
Friday night. Would like to ex-
change for Saturday night. Tom
Grier. Call 4707 at noon. )81
BUSINESS SERVICES
DANCE BAND; social chairmen, the
Uptown Six, is now available for
dancing engagements. Oal H. Jack-
son. 23189. )76
BY ESTABLISHED tradition we do all
types of sewing, alterations, formal
restyling. Hildegarde Sewing Shop.
116 E. Huron. Phone 24669. )29
HOOVER SPECIALIST, SERVICE and
sales. Buy through Goodyear store.
For service call A. A. 2-0298. W. O.
Taylor, 1612 Brooklyn, Ann Arbor.)32
INDIA MOTORCYCLE SALES now do-
ing business in its new location. Serv-
ice on all makes. Reasonable prices.
207 W. Liberty. Phone 2-1748. ')6
HELP WANTED
YOUNG MAN or woman: Do you have
3-4 hours a day to spare? Consider
this opportunity if you are looking
for means to help with school funds.
Represent Avon in Ann Arbor. Cos-
metics, Christmas gifts, men's toilet-
ries nationally advertised. Big de-
mand, Easy to sell. We train you.
Find out for yourself what others
are earning. For details write Box
21. )90
CHOOSE a position in the telephone
company friendly employment. Ad-
visors will be glad to talk it over
with you. Apply employment office,
2nd floor, 321 E. Washington. )14
IF YOU ARE INTERESTED in selling
Ann Arbor advertising part time to
supplement income, call Town Crier.
Ypsi 3080. Mr. Beck. )53
BOY FOR SERVING and dishwashing
in private home in return for 2
meals daily and room with private
bath. Call 7380, after 7 p.m. )62
WANTED: Part or full time stockb'oy;
must have afternoons and Satur-
days free. Van Boven, Inc., 326 S.
State. )58
LOST AND FOUND
I HAVEN'T GIVEN up all hope of
finding my Alpha Xi Delta pin. Lost
in Rackham. Reward. Call Mary Ann
Harris. 25570. )46
LOST: Blue grey shell-rimmed glasses.
On or near campus. Please phone
2-1600. )80
LOST-Exposure meter in brown leath-
er case. Reward. Return to Emma
Duffett. Call Ypsilanti 9265. )18
LOST-Slide rule. Name Bill Cooper
on cover and rule. Reward. Contact
him at 1389 Hanover Ct. Wiliow Run.
)73
LOST-One brown billfold containing
football tickets, gee. 33, row 59, seat
23; Varsity Night ticket; frat. re-
ceipts; Maine license; snapshots; ID
card; Union card. Generous reward.
Contact Lawrence Clement, 244 Hins-
dale, E. Quad. Tel. 2-4591. )55
LOST: Jeweled Kappa Sigma fraternity
pin. Pittsburgh football weekend, in-
itials J.H.M. Reward. Call 8612. )11
LOST: Maroon Parker "51" between
Haven Hal and Alexander's or !.a
drug store. Norma Levy, Helen New-
berry. Phone 2-2591 )69
LOST: Navy scarf bearing name tag.
Great sentimental value. Reward!
Call 2-3839. )
LOST--Tan leather pocketbook con-
taining green wallet. Substantial re-
ward. Please call 2-2083. )
LOST-Calculus notes in brown 10x12
envelope. R. B. Lytle, 216 N. State.
)71
LOST-Black Eversharp pen, reward.
2-4591, Bob Kraft, 310 Greene. )42
WILL PERSON who found my glasses
in their bike basket Sunday after-
noon please return them to Shreve,
548 S. State. )36
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IINlow prices. Call Arnold. 8768. )92
TAILS-Chesterfield, size 38, perfect
condition. Will sell separately. Call
The West Quadrangle Presents NOV. s11i8995.)
FOR SALE--Tuxedo size 37. Double-
breasted $12.00. Robert Howland, 1117
Church St. Phone 2-2697. )67
TA ed I4M t FOR SALE manual style portable phon-
ograph. In fine condition, 13 dollars
to enjoy fine music. 720 Arch. Ph.
il9 N RMvA N G RAN z2-2038, Jaques. )5
HOUSE TRAILER 27 foot, 3-room, de-
luxe tandem. Bottle gas, oil heat, easy
chair, studio couch, inner spring bed,
venetian blinds, drapes, 1000 S. Main.
Evenings and weekends. )10
UNDERWOOD STANDARD. 1941 type-
writer. Highest bid 3 days. Call Ken
Bernard, c-gt Campus Cab, 4545. 8-9
p.m. ) 45
LATE '45 Cushman motor scooter, side-
kar, windshield; recently overhauled;
economical and fast transportation.
Box 20, Daily. )19
CANARIES, certified singers, $10 up.
-t Parakeets, finches, bird supplies,
cages. 562 South 7th near Madison.0
ACCORDION 120 bass "Moreschi" made
Colem an Hawkins Bill Harrisin Italy. 4 shift beautiful tone. Must
sell this week only. $200.00. Call 2-2366
o 1arc e o1 to 5 p.m. )53
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FlP1 1uJ ck M illS covers, colorful patterns in dirt-proofj
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