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MICHIGAN'S ATTITUDE
INTERESTSJJONFERENGE
CHICAGO AND WI8SON8IN HAVE
IDEA8 ON THE SUBJECT.
INJURED NAVY MAN IS RECOVERING
Wilson, Annapolis Quarterback, Has
Marked Improvement and His
Recovery Now 8eems
Probable.
Chicago, Dec. 1. Judging from the
sontiments expressed along tho Mid
way yesterday regarding the prospec
tive return of Michigan to tho western
conference, tho Wolverines will not bo
given a welcome of special warmth by
Chlcngo unless they drop their request
for tho football training table.
Chicago, if Its feeling in the mat
ter waB expressed accurately by mem
bers of tho board' of athletic control,
does not want the table, and will be
unwilling to yield tho point In order
to receivo Michigan into tho fold
again. Prof. Gale and Dr. Rnycroft
yesterday talked freely on tho subject,
and both said they were opposed to
making tho concession.
Director Stagg is out of the city, so
his views could not be obtained, but
Prof. Gale is authority for the state
ment that tho coach, who originally
was not Infavor of tho abolition of tho
training table, has changed his mind,
and decided his teams could get along
bettor without it.
"Since tho training table was abol
ished we have found that it was un
desirable,' said Prof. Gale. "The other
colleges in the conference feel that
way about it, and there is no reason
at all' why Michigan should expect
special privileges.
Says Stagg Changed Mind.
"The evils of the training table are
evident. In tho first place, the ath
letes get their board free, and, in the
second place, they are constantly to
gether, and think, talk, and eat foot
ball. Mr. Stagg favored the training
table until tho conference abolished
It, and now he says he is better sat
isfied without it."
Prof. Gale appears to 'have been mis
informed on the "board free" proposi
tion, for It has been tho habit of ath
letes at most schools, Chicago includ
ed, to pay for their "feed" at the table
juBt as If they were procuring it at
restaurants.
Dr. Raycroft, who Is acting athletic
director In tho-absence of Mr. Stagg,
had the following to offer:
"I fail to see where Michigan is any
nearer re-entoring tho conference than
before, since it is insisted that the
training table be allowed. That is
practically what has kept Michigan
out thus far. Of course, sentiment in
tho conference may favor re-establishment
of tho table, but I have not no
ticed any such desire on the part of a
single member of tho 'Big Eight.' Cer
tainly we shall opposu It with all our
might, for it has not one feature to
commend It."
Hutchlns Opposed- to "Big Five."
Madison, Wis., Dec. 1. In the
event that the latest ocorturp on the
part of Michigan to return to tho con
ference results in failure, Athletic Di
rector C. P. Hutchlns of Wisconsin
scents a new move on the part of tho
Wolverines to re-enter western ath
letics by tho organization of tho pro
posed "Big Five," composed of Chi
cago, Illinois, Minnesota, Michigan,
and Wisconsin.
"I have been quotod orroneously as
favoring the organization of a, 'Big
Five,' " said Director Hutchlns. "The
present organization suits Wisconsin,
but I -do not think there will be any
objection to Michigan's returning,
provided the Wolverines subscribe to
tho regulations in force at other uni
versities. I can seo no reason why
Michigan should expect to be allowed
to maintain a training table any more
than Wisconsin."
The sentiment .among the .student
body at Wisconsin is unanimous lor
tho return of Michigan to tho confer
ence tit Ibis time, but with the .limita
tion that tho Ann Atborltes abide by
the' rules ,oI the majority. There 1b a 1
growing feeling hero for a return to
tho training table, fcut In case the con-J
ferenco decides negatlyely on that,
question Wisconsin studonts feel that
the Wolverines should give In- If they'
wiBh to return.
Football Victim Jto Recover?
Annapolis, Md., Dec; 1. Midship
man Earl D. Wilson, quarterback of
tho Naval Academy football team, who
was injured more than eight weeks
ago in tho gamo with Villa Nova, and
who over since has been paralyzed
from the head down, has so far Im
proved 'that today ho was able to sit
up in bed for a short time. The sur
geons are by this fact encouraged to
hope that tho spinal cord, which had
been compressed by tho fracture of a
vertebra, will finally return to Its nor
mal condition and that complete re
covery from the paralysis will follow.
Pennsy Is Willing.
Philadelphia, Pa., Dec. 1. Philadel
phia football enthusiasts who admire
tho Michigan warriors may have at
least two more opportunities to lay
their bets for or against the Wolver
ines chances with Penn.
Announcement was mado this after
noon that Penn will offer Michigan a
two year contract, and that It will be
gladly accepted Is the belief here.
Tho Red and Blue eleven has mot
tho Wolverines four times and once
was beaten by the Michigan team.
"Hurry-up" Yost, who will coach the
westerners next year( was anxious for
at least two more games against
Penn, and ho will be glad, It is
thought, to hear of tho action of the
university football committee.
Yost Signs for Two Years.
Ann Arbor, Mich., Dec. 1. Fielding
H. Yost will teach football to the
young men of Michigan for at least
two years more.
At the board of control meeting to
night a two year contract with tho
"Hurry Up" man was ratified, both tho
coach and the university accepting tho
terms. Just what salary Yost will
receive neither party cares to say.
There is great rejoicing among tho
students over the decision. Since the
two brilliant victories over Pennsyl
vania and Minnesota the coach has
been tho most popular man connected
with the university.
The assurance that he will bo on
hand next fall to work with tho fine
material in sight leads Michigan men
to believe that more fat years are in
sight.
Baron Liang Hue!, brother-in-law of
the prince regent of China and undo
of tho emperor, heading a Chinese edu
cational commission which Ib now
making an examination of American
educational institutions, was tho guest
of tho University of Chicago recently.
The significance of tho visit, as Baron
Liang declared, lies in tho fact that
tho Chinese government by a recent
decree has abollBhed tho old worn-out
methods of education which havo ob
tained so long in China, and has in
troduced a comprehensive system
modeled after American and European
methods. For this purpose text-books
were printed In Japan, teachers havo
been borrowed and drawn from Japan
and occidental countries, and large
numbers of Chinese educated abroad
are utilizing their knowledge of for
eign methods In tho upbuilding of tho
now system. It will bo only a short
time, Baron Liang asserted, before
China placos herself throughout tho
empire abreast with modern educa
tional methods.
A club room a new featuro in tho
dormitory buildings at the University
of Chicago haB boon fitted up in
Hitchcock hall. This building, donated
by Mr. Charles Hitchcock, already con
tains tho library of the donor,
bequeathed to the university by his
will, and this has contributed to mako
Hitchcock hall an attractive dormitory,
containing aB it does tho largo and
varied collection of works of fiction,
art, travel, and general subjects. The
club room will add to the attractive
ness of the building, and will bo open
to occupants of the rooms, -serving as
a lounging and reading room. It la ap
propriately decorated and is supplied
with newspapers .and other periodicals.
This will in no sense omo Into .con
flict with the Reynolds Club, member
ship in which 1b open to all members
of tho university .alike, and which, hav
ing all .the features f a. regular club
house, serves, as tho central .meeting
place Jor .recreation and social ronter
talnmont for tho-ientire. university.
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