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Every effort will be made by Ohio
State athletic authorities to take care'
of Michigan's requests for tickets for
the game at Columbus next fall, Di-
rector St. John has assured Coach
Fielding H. Yost. This assurance was
given Coach Yost after he asked for
15,000 tickets instead of the 10,000 or-
iginally requested.
The demand by Michigan followers
for seats is already so large that the
Athletic association feels that the
larger number will be necessary, if
everyone is to be satisfied. It is the
coach's opinion that everyone of the
15.000 will be utilized unless some
unexpected contingency upsets every-
thing.
The decision to ask for more was
reached by Yost when he recently
opened a stack of letters which ranged
in their ticket demand from two to
blocks of a 100. These latter requests
are coming from alumni organiza-
tions, clubs, and alumni who wish to
attend in a body.
Besides the larger number who will
be going from Ann Arbor on the day
of the game, Coach Yost expects
thousands to attend 'from Detroit and
other cities throughout the state. The
game at Columbus in the latter part of
October will be the occasion of Ohio
State's new $1,500,000 stadium dedica-
tion.
From Te 1ench-
The '09 class band of four pieces
made nearly as much noise as the
Varsity band and, between the two
there was music most of the time,
VanBoven was back in his old time
form of cominrg through in the pinch-
es. It was his hit to the right of first
base that brought in the tying run in
the ninth inning. Several Conference
teams can tell about other times he
.did the same thing. lIe stole home in
the eighth and caught Blott and El-
liott sound asleep.
Frank Bowerman, the mar of the
game, demonstrated that he still is
a real ball player. k Knode tried to
take advantage of him in the sixth
and steal third. He was thrown out.
Kipke, too took to much of a load in
the next inning and was caught off
the base.
McCallister the umpire used to
coach heAie. He played several years
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for the White Sox and it is said that
he played almost every position from
catcher to outfielder.
Utley, the first alumni pitcher kept
the Varsity pretty well in hand until
the sixth when Blott hit a three bag-
ger, Elliott a home run bdt was called
.out for not touching second basb, and
Uteritz hit another home run. Both
he and Davidson who went in in them
eighth did not look like old timers.
Perrin had a big day at the plate.
Five times he batted and got two sin-
gles, two doubles, and a walk. No one
on ~either team approached this.
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CONFERENCE GOLF
MEET NEXT WEEK
Michigan has entered a team in the
Intercollegiate Conference Golf cham-
pionship which will be played Tues-
day, Wednesday, and Thursday of next
week at the Midlothian Country club,
Blue Island, Illinois. Teams from
many of the Conference schools are
entered but the Wolverines will have
their strongest competition in Chicago
who defeated them earlier in the year.
The first day of the tournament will
consist of each team of four men play-
ing 36 holes of medal play to determ-
ine the team championship. This is
also to qualify 16 of the best players
for the individual title. On Wednesday
there will be two rounds of natch
,play and on Thursday the semi-finals
and finals will be played off.
Four men make up the team, which
is the'same that has played in all
the dual matches with one exception.
Steketee will be unable to go because
he is graduating and his place will
be taken by Slaughter. Winters will
play number one and captain the
team and Smith and Loeb will be the
other two members.
The championships this year are
under the supervision of the Univer-
sity of-Chicago. The Midlothian club
course is situated near Chicago.
Former Faculty Man Married
Word has been received here of the
recent marriage ,of James Ambrose
Moyer, former assistant professor in
the Engineering college in the Uni-
versity, to Miss Dorothy Tremble, of
New York City.
Mr. Moyer is at present director of
the University extension department
of the Massachusetts board of educa-
tion,
The "write" gift. A box of station-
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FOR RENT - Doctor's and Dentist's
suite of offices-splendid location in
large eastern Detroit section, prac-
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physician. No dentist in section con-
taining 8,000 people. Beautiful of-
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FOR RENT- Two apartments-two
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WANTED-In the past we have em-
ployed college men in our factory
during the summer vacation. We are
prepared to offer positions as as-
semblers and machife operators to
fifty qualified college men for the
present summer. Apply either in
person or by letter stating qualifica-
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of Labor, Paige-Detroit Motor Car
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WANTED-I want a real live civil en-
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FOR SALE-Law Graduates, Atten-
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reports, Digest, Compiled Laws, U.
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works on different branches of law.
This is a bargain for some one.
Books will be sold cheap to close an
estate. Grand Rapids Trust Co.,
Grand Rapids' Mich. 1-2
FOR SALE-One Vulcanizer and Mot-
or with Lathe attachment, all in
first class condition. Suitable for
use in Dental Laboratory. Edsill's
Rexall Drug Store. 208 S. Main St.
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