New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1914-10-29
Undergraduates Cheer o.,
Cheer, but in HopeIe,,
Sort of Way.
LARDNER SAYS ONy
TEAM is OPTIMISM
Fost Silent and Refuses to g,
gest What Outcome May B. :
Long Trip to Cambridge
BY RING ". LtpDyvp

81 Thomas, Canada &c, 90
gr"atest football team ever 49,, Z.
IN the Vest is on its wav }, ,s ~
bridge. The greatest foa;t.H1 Va.
ever developed IN the Ws..S ',,a
this years Michigan bunch ,,. I" Va.
IN q boston paper which was So. ~
ing around Ann Arbor before y Sasals
ms young men left there hi q
noon. WIS ate
That tho Boston writer vs,,
iy accurate in So stvlino a.. igs1sa.
me. 90 'ho irm conviction q, " s
h,'iy except me entire popgIs,i''"1
the United Statcs and CaBsdss =
piece N the paper, which la,s. lh
Cd that Michigan was "outcls,v'.a.s. w
syracuse iast saturday. tina, H.
should beat Michigan By A. lsss, ~ :,
TOUCHDOWN without shown, 800. ~
but old style football. and ibs. iv1ts
betsch vas @ heavy nslfbacL Hsa
good effect. J. made Yos, Icy nsa q;
Kept HIM m good humor all Ia. q
otherwise he might have been "a
agreeable travelling companion w
Whether The Michigan tesm
Vest create. or not. +, !, :, " -
vlousiy limited, on rs wsy >. /" y
bridge, Ut rather 10 Auburnd.io =. q
y viii be housed Until SaturS,y1 s .s
noon. The departure from a. ~ ~,
was attended by the usual -, s.'
ceremonies. the stUden. bodv 49, 80. =
IN ~ power 20 simuiste consSs.s.
the teams ab.Ii.. % lick Havs,ii
confidence which does not eyir
football players probably were e.. ~
by the display % enthusiasm h., I.
the same time knew perfectly seiI -.
the rooters were trying 70 hide -
real feeling, which is ono OF boDsi.s
neS-. ~
Since the Syracuse game almo., ,,..
Nlchlgan man, except the member 4,
the team, has given up. II the .,S5....
Inew how the athletes themseIyss =.
they might be able 70 shake az 49,. :.
OF their gloom, for the foo,h,T...
really think they have an even S j',,'.
70 down the Crimson, provided -
course, that tie regulars las, tsg,y
the greater part Of the game
The varsity squad, listed yes.s,i,,
Illus Mr.. Willard, vas on the TAIN s.
issued out Of Ann Arbor =, 81
O'Clock, 20 the accompaniment Of Ntl.
gan cheer. The bunch was in ehsrgp !
fost, the assistant coach, Hugh VIII
Farrell, the trainer: MuehlhesS 3.
assistant trainer; Jack Leonard. =.
manager, and Dean n. T. Cooley.
Director Bartelme and the scrub vi
follow tomorrow on the students 81,
ciah To-morrow's train viii eonsi,, q
one car Of alumni from Chicago q,
Of students aud The scrub from a.
Arbor, Two of g-1iGates from De,rcr
one each Of alumni nov residen. &
Grand Rapids and Toledo, and one CO.,
teining the university band The be-.
has forty-OLe members. and as ,,w
are slated 70 travel in ine Pullman
is expected that some Of them wlbr
10 sleep IN the horns or on tie las
drum.
The train reaches Auburnds. ..
morrow morning. IS | may have sx,a
once or twice before. The stgtsr''
special will arrive - Boston on Fra
end On that night there will b 5
Michigan smoker d, he CopleY Nln
Hotel The speakers Tor tha, oetas1
are Dean Cooley, BiIl Day and J. I
Muran. Bill Day IS probably the b.
known Michigan roo'er IN the eoai17
he is m cx-judge and son Of 'H'u''
Day. Of the Supreme Court
To the ast0nishment OF the van
squad, orders were issued for ~
signal practice on Ferry Field W
morning and the players we're q, y "
Ill they had 20 hustle to make the iS-
But we are of, finally. and there's
chance 20 practice again until m'1'
row. I'll
For moro than one reason ] sn y
% have been iu AGa Arbor. oH!
enc IN particular. After this W,
somebody asks me the emOsFrs';:,1
question. "Nha. was your eollees
Ger answer that went throGg1 y
University OF Michigan. For J do ..
very thing this morning with me s''~
secretary. Shirley Smith, SIS gulae.