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Considerable disturbance and fric
tion has developed at Michigan be
cauBo of the barring of girls from
attendance at mass meotlngB,
The undergraduates of Columbia
have voted for themselves a tax ot
$8 on each student yearly for the
support of different athletic teams.
- A party of college girls from tho
University of Minnesota took tho
stump for the cause of woman's suf
frage this summer.
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o tho Joy of Coach Colo nnd to tho Shonkn; guards, Froltag or Hornbor
gonorkL Satisfaction of tho "rootora,"
Sid ColUhfe ilonnod n football Biilt last
night and got. Into tho gnmo for tho
ilrst Umo for tvo years. .
Collins returned from Montana and
announced, that ho waVn candldato for
hlB old position of contor, which
"Tubby" Horriborgor had hold Tlown
so far this season.
Anothor .Joy to tho supporters of
tho Bcarlot nnd Croam was tho worfc
of urdy-on tho froshmnn Bquad.Ho
Js a former Deatrlco high man and
has had somo work undor Stagg.
coach of- Uio Midway squad. Purdy
has shown that ho Is tho "goodB," and
hla'work haB boon watched vory cloBe
ly. Along with "Weaver and Urannon
tho freshmen have boon giving tho
varsity a hard hour's work ovory
night, which has causod tho "N" men
to alt up and take notice
More 8crlmmage.
Hpal scrlmmago work wbb tho order
at tho athletic Hold again on Thurs
day oydjllng. Tho freBTTnion and vnr-
isltyoquadB had a long fought battle
of nonriy an hour In longth, In which
now football nnd old wore both tiled
put? Tho coaches watched the men
carefully, paying particular attention
to tho Infractions of tho new rules,
which occurred at tlmoa nnd wnrnlng
against thlor ropotltlon.
McKInnoy and Purdy In the llrBt
yonr mon's bncknohl proved to bo
"ablo toadvanco tho ball through the
varsity lino on plunges with regular
ity. Both are fast, hondy men. quick
hlttors, accurate In locating holes and
hard to down. Tho varsity tried very
Httlo lino bucking, putting In moBt of
Its tlmo In tho passing. Hardly a for-
ward pass was tried which dimmer
or'Lofgron waB not ablo to grasp for
a good gain. The rulo which does not
'l)ormlt of nny roughing or the man
faking tho pass oxcopt on a bona fide
effort to grasp tho ball, mnkes It
easier for tho end as lie known whnt
to expect.
Rathbone Works Hard.
Harvey Rathbone, last yoar's full
back, was out again and worked hard
getting 'himself In shape for the
-gquabblO'.wlth Poru Saturday.
Wolcott appears to bo .definitely out
qt tho game, tho result of parontnl ob
jections. Minor win take his exam
inations. for tho credit which he needs
to play this fall on Saturday and .Mon
day and is confident that he can make
tho- hours nocoBBary. He Is a good
student undor ordinary conditions and
tho chances of his return to tho game
aro bright. H1b presence, with that of
. Rathbone in the backfleld, will go far
tptyards solving the most vexed ques
tion of Colo's present day problems.
Minor may bo placed as quurierback
of tho team. This would leave War
ner ,1oobo for a backfleld position.
anil will prphably cause the coach to
put1 .the. following men in his set of
1 backs; Minor, quarter; Rathbone, full;
Frank and, Warner, halves. Warner
wants anend, but ho is too fast .a
man to -jjo played anywhere except
behind :tho. lino. "Young" Prank, Gib
Bon, Elwoll. and others will bo the sub
backfleld,
Lofflrejn Looks Like an End.
,That Lofgron-w.Hl cinch the oxtra
place at end and olthor Freltng or
Hornborgqr tho extra guard seems to
" bo a cinch from tho early dope. The
nresont line-up puts Hornberger at
center, a position from which ho was
displaced by tho return of tho experi
enced Collins There will bo a nice
fight between he two .candidates for
that oxtra line position. Hornberger
has tho mpre weight and is better
"""Built, his beof, being mpro evenly dis
tributed: but Froltag "is a man who
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gor and Elliott; contor, Collins; quar
tor, Warner or Frank; halves, Frank
Warnor, Rathbone or "Ernie Frank;
full, Rathbone.
Kansas.
Conch Konnody's pupils were sue
ceEsful Thursday for the first time lu
tho soason in working tho rovlscd for
ward pass. Not only onco but several
times during the Bcrlmmage with the
freshman toatn did tho varsity use the
toss formation. Tho result was as
Konnoily predicted, long gains. The
coach was moro ploasod with the new
play than ever and expressed hlniEolf
as confident that It would, prove the
real big play of tho season. Ho will
continue to use It In all the prelim
lnary gamcB this season and to coach
his mon until they become ofllclont in
Its use. Tho scrimmage showed the
Jayhawkers to bo In better form than
during nny other practice games this
Hcaeon. Thoy worked hard and buo
ceeded in putting the freshmen to
route by a 5 to 0 score.
The Jayhawkers' line-up was
chuuged lightly and will probably re
main unchanged until after the Sntur
day game. AmmoiiB relieved Ahrenr
by going back to his old post at end
and Captain Johnson went in at full
back. Missouri.
David E. Dextor, candldato for n
backfleld position on tho Tiger team
sprained his ankle In scrimmage, and
will be unablo to get back in the
gnmo for about a week. Dextor is re
lied on to fill the position left vacant
at fullback by the loss of Alexander.
Dexter will not be ablo to get In the
Monmouth game Friday.
Coach Hollcnbeck still is worrying
about Johnson, tho big veteran tackle.
Johnson came out for the first time
thlB season last Saturday, but did not
como out last night. Johnson says ho
will not be nble to sparo tho time from
IiIb studies.
Hollenbeck is badly in need of line
men nnd Is trying his best to induce
Johnson to como out regularly. The
game with Monmouth college has been
-moved up to this afternoon Instead of
Saturday afternoon, as originally announced.
will put up a.gopd fight,1
From present Indications tho line-up
which will face, Pern Saturday will bo
as follows; Ends, JLofgren and Chau
ner;' tackles, Captain Temple and
Iowa State.
Tho football practice at tho Univer
sity of Iowa started Tuesday; a quiz
was conducted one day earlier. Nel
son Kollogg, a track star of Michi
gan's earlier teams, will bo the ath
lotlc director. Ho is hero now. In
terpretation of tho new rules will be
made hero on tho return of Prof. A. G.
Smith, chairman of the board of con
trol of athlotlcs, who has called a
meeting of western ofllclnls to be held
In Chicago at the Chicago Beach
notei, on the coming Saturday morn
ing. Tho rules committee's western
members aro to be there also.
In the main, tho team that Coach
Hawley will build the coming month
Is to bo made up of veterans. He has
tho "makings" of a powerful eleven,
If tho athletes can escape tho penalty
of "cons" that seem to impend.
Among tho returning stars are: Mark
Hyland, captain-elect, a great end;
Chaso, another end; O'Brien, a husky
center, who may bo switched to tncklo
and thus make way for Brookhart or
Bowman at tackle; Alexander, the col
ored player, Is anothor sure tackle;
Hooley, Bell and Hanson aro excellent
guards, and Weeks, a giant of little
experience, Is the promise of a high
class guard. Co.ach Hawley hasn't
much to worry about until ho hits tho
backfleld. There ho must develop a
bunch. Curry is a quarterback from
tho 1909 freshman eleven; Murphy la
a fullback therefrom, and both are
.gjlt-edged players. Bennett, Thomas
and 'Hodges offer material that ought
to develop-with 'Zastrow, anothor '09'
haf, as a good looker, too ,
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