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DETROIT, Noy ?.TChaIles Baird, graduate
manager OF the University OF Michigan
athletics. made the following announcement
to-day:
lively on Nov. l.? with the Chicago game AT
Ann Arhor. We have had some correspond
ence with Amherst, as With Brown and Gin
after Chicago. Amherst has played none OF
the big teams. and what Michigan wanted
was championship game or nothing.
pHrLApELrH1.. Not 2-The entire Uni.
versity Of Pennsylvania football squad has
settled down in earnest to prepare for the
secret secret practise was, ordered by the coaches.
and after the signal drill was over the gates
ee on be the ssss
so1SR %Rson ese took the % line to o6s
sp Lisye,e % oenee That " sSe 70 Esssoh s.eoR
team has a strong one is fully realized by
Psa sgS B. sss"d Shes settled GdRsS 6 o & h
business. New formations were. tried in
signal practice and new set of signals was
GorE Of the varsity both in Signal and p serim
FreauehtS Sis.sks;a mist Ss;a and sSoIlsioas would
varsity was unable to score against the
fr Tn; ind
only fe one made From the Coaches stand: nd
ops. Rs or Seos ssdS % she set
move on.
freshman team to-day was lined up aealnst
the varsity and scored touchdown. much
S t &. wSo have to sse
iished a unique record by failure to score
point against an opposing team this season.
some hard work against the scrubs The
feature Of the work In the practice in the open
T@oe Of Roy soa
from ,difhc,ilt anglee on the 7s-yard line, and
Hutchinson. who was tried at quarter back,
played In Bloomer.s PLACE on the varsity
substitute tackle. Shevlln did great work
at end and Is fast getting into hs old time
form. Sam Morse and Owsley, regular
backs. were out OF the ,scrimmaee and kept
A weak point. OF. the varsity in the open
practice was the fumbllng OF punts, and the
coaches worked hard TO correct this fault.
PRINCETON n. j., Nov. 2.-The Tigers
bad the second open practice to-day they
day have the students had chance to see
what progress the team has been making,
and to-days practice revealed q big improve
ment In the general team work Of the eleven
The plays we're run on with bewilderinR
rapidity. ,ssnd ard the offence was re.markably
also showed an appreciable Strengthening.
although Ssnnard was pushed from his po-
stion more than his strong playing In the
Cornell game would have led one to expect
The one particularly noticeable. fault OF the
practice was tendency to tumble, not once
which West Point has showed herself to be
very quick In taking advantage of, and its
reappearance at this late date Is a little alarm
ing. Burke was In at quarter to-day, and
King. who had been on the sick list since tht
tnnapo!is game, was in Ritter's place, al
but will he in the game again within day or
70. The varsity succeeded In scoring three
touchdowns and rot through the scurb line
with more force than has been seen on the
Princeton gridiron this season.
MippLKrowS. Conn Nov. 2.-wesleyan's
six defeats and only one victory might give
one m plo Justification for a ~ ssin istic view
OF ner prospects, but " one considers the
teams she has lott 10 and the manner in which