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I BEAT MICHIGANh = Michigan Stale News Ii MICHIGAN STATEVOLUME 18 ‘ "

SECOND UNION VAUDEVILLE WILL BE GIVEN AT THE GLADMER FEB. 4 .5 6

TRY-OUT DATES BEGIN OCTOBER IS , SAYS KENNETH SCUDDER,' MANAGER.

MADE BIG HIT LAST YEARThree Performance Idea Inaugurated in ’24 With Great Success. j

BIG PEP MEET i TONITE IN GYM|

“ Carp” Julian, Michigan State V Greatest Football Hero Will Be I

Present at Meet.

FR ID AY, OCTOBER 2, 1925

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ON TO MKHIUAN!Ten years ago, when "Carp" «JwMnn ^ma«herf '•ppMnent* r»f the

Michigan Aggiow tr» piec#**, fnothall wa*» a gam** of brawn am! weight and muscle. It was th»* survival of the fittest and ¿he biggest team always won out,

Today football is a matter «>f speerl and skill and brains. To»lay, we place our haekfiehl hopes on m»*n as 'mall a*» Id*slie F»»uts wh»»se 150 pounds would n*»t have ma»!»* much of a »lent on the l*ehem»»th lines of 1915. Hut in 1925 with f»*»t">all l**ing played “ out in the open" Fonts has as mu« h «if a *'han»«* as the other fellow.

Ten years ag«> the college known as M. A. C. defeat#*! the University «»f Michigan by a s«»»n* of ‘j l t*» «» T»*m»»rrow an institution known as Michigan State Cnilege wdl attempt to turn the same trick, but with different methods.

It is interesting to n*»te a few o' th»* change* that have

Front 1915 to th«* present day Mu'hiitan Stat»* has alw'ay» Imp nl to trim thrir big rival, and nrvrr sue«••«*»li»l in dointr it. some- tint«*» m is s in g tin* mark widely as tn 1922 when we lost, ti.'! to 0, and sometimes coming very close as in 1*921 when a la»t minute touchdown gained by a "fluke** pass was th.* only margin of difference that showed tietween the two teams on th»* score-board. j And even at that, critics were unanimous in agreeing that the tireen and White outplayed the Maize and Blue and it was only the "breaks" which downed us.

Th»«*tl that evening to make as many friends among the faculty as he eould? Keally now, who hares the blunt of the blame where this "inhuman" relationship exists?

Now Freshman Invades Kingdomo f Pots and Pans as H. E. Student

l.iKm unio tli*' ttrnt white ntuu who « ntt*r»*tl ,i villiiKt* of ligvdii'i. th«* tlr»t co-ed »ho nlKnod up for count«-« In u «ollcitt* which hitd juRt opt-uod It tlopr« to wo melt >«*«. even in a worm* plight. 1« Howard loihytu. of Travtir»»* t'ity. Fr«*hinan. who tlarrJ enter the Homo K* onotiiicM courwo at Mi« higan State college

Porhap« the first and only "ui«re man" to taka up work «acred to femininity. Uihytn ha« embarked on l womanly career. No viaiona of housekeeping, or cuting and banting of dresses hnve led him into the situation, but s very earnest desire to learn about dietetics and food

p re p a ra tio n F o r ltii. w ho is a b ro ther of M t*» t i ia d y * la th y in. d ir «-•tor o f the I 'o io n b u ild in g rafe- te r ia . u filled w ith th e d m ire to d ir ect food se rv ice

Hts »tronc* »t tosvM iun is that m en and w om en w e re bora equal and that even a poor m a le can invade the kitchen and th** nutrition laboratory and make pmti

Although women have upset tradition generally, taken to wearins trousers, short hair, smoking cigarettes and invaded the suppoeedly masculine ftrM of bueteees and spert. the shoe Is seldom if over on the other foot. B it now, there artnnUjr

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Stars Matched at Ann Arbor.

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BahciH 'k nod Fdw nrtl- nr»* t«»wer* of u la ra fro m a*yphoinor« ran k * strength in the M ich igan lin«*. H u h - B o th w ere a ll-s ta te cho ices in. ock ha« played tw o yeara. w h ile Kd- fo o tb a ll and b ask e tb a ll w ith o u t aw ards ha- had only on«» ven r's f t * question , w h ile in h igh school, andperienee F ilw n rd s is one *»f tin* fast th e ir foo tb a ll e ffo rts to m o rro w in eni men on the mpiail and la usually w h a t w il l be th e ir first a ttem p ts at ftr*t down the field under punts co lleg e g rid w ork shoud m ake a fea-

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