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MIAMI FACES BOSTON U. in HOMECOMING TILT and Sudden % 'Ull °Vi The Miami 1© Hurricane et;os ** F F I C I A L STUDENT NEWSPAPER OF THE UNIVERSITY 0 F MIAMI gin* } • VOLUME 9 CORAL GABLES, FLORIDA, NOVEMBER 27, 1935 NUMBER 10 thHt 'do% MIAMI FACES BOSTON U. IN HOMECOMING TILT Homecoming Week Opens With Miami Sends "Love and Kisses" to Boston Powerful Terrier Eleven Meets 50R \ Pep Rally and Parade In Miami; f Hurricanes In Intersectional ^BAl, ;. Alumni Dance Week's Highlight Game At Stadium Friday Night hus j Miami Biltmore Country Club Is Scene of Big Dance; Fraternities and Sororities to Enter Parades- Invaders End Difficult Schedule Under New Coach; Hurricanes !ther 2j Open House For Fraternal Groups Point For Third Consecutive Victory; Injured *0* ,; Tubbsmen Return to Lineup 1(W. i The University of Miami's Homecoming Week-end will open se tajfwith a blare of trumpets and much fanfare on Wednesday The University of Miami will entertain the Boston University ie ^vening, when a pep meeting will be held at the Bayfront Park at a gridiron "tea party" for the first time, at the Miami Stad­ eport | at 7 p.m. This will be followed by a parade through Miami. ium on Friday evening at 8 p.m. This intersectional battle will This pep meeting and parade will be the Hurricanes second bid for national recognition. rticipatn £°rtli also officially open the Miami Festival U Spindrift" Is Third This game is tnthe wina-uwind-up oofr a Football Week, which will be held Frosh Tag Day To long and arduous schedule for the for the first time. Plans are being Offering of Players Terriers, who have faced such strong formulated to make this Festival Reimburse Owner of elevens as Boston College, Brown, IVeek an annual affair. and Rutgers. Boston College is one matd Play Is Scheduled For Dec. 11; ithin j Raided Lumber Pile of the strongest grid aggregations in [ Thursday will be "get-together Opal E. Motter Will Direct "land. the East, having whipped Michigan flay" on the University campus. Re­ State 18-6*. Boston University dipped <* result Blunder Unknown to Freshmen unions will take place in every se- On December 11 and 12, the its colors to Boston College 25-6, but outs Students Until Meeting ii questered nook. In the evening, all dramatics department will offer its held the victors even in yards gained | of the fraternities are holding "Open third presentation of the season, Yesterday from scrimmage. s^y. House" for students, alumni and "Spindrift," a comedy by Martin The Hurricanes will be out for guests. Flavin. It will be directed by Mrs. At a special meeting of the fresh­ their third consecutive victory, and n Opal E. Motter. man class yesterday, it was unani­ are riding the crest of a wave. Bos­ Competition for prizes for the best The theme of the play is the con­ mously decided by repentant students ton, with the best grid squad in its floats entered will enliven the parade stant and eternal human sorrow and to hold a Tag Day for the purpose history is certain to be the best from the Miami Court House on Fri­ frustration. Each character in the of raising funds to pay for damage coached team that will face the Or­ day at 3:30 p.m. All of the frater­ play represents some different form done by over-zealous first year men. ange, Green and White during 1935. nities and sororities are entering of pain and hindrance; there is Pop­ Spurred on and threatened by sev­ Weakened by injuries and batter­ Hoats in an effort to garner these pa Witbeck, by Paul Pencke; Mr. eral upperclassmen, the freshmen ings received in the two victories, Baizes presented by Miami merchants. Payne, by Bill Robertson; Mrs. raided a lumber pile belonging to a the Hurricanes will be fully rested The University Band will lead the Payne, by Charlotte King; Mr. Watts The University upon learning of the demise of the Boston University's prominent citizen of Coral Gables for this important Homecoming tussle. parade of students and civic organ­ by Maxwell Marvin; Mariana, by Terrier decided to present the Northerners with a new mascot, "Love and added it to the enormous pile of Scrimmage and hard work has been and Kisses," who you can see is an alligator. The two Miami co-eds izations. Teresa Hester; Boots by Sylvia Lip- materials making up the bon-fire be­ held to a minimum by Coach Tubbs' caressing the pet are: Louise Arnott (left), and Dorothy Tison. I The high spot of the Week-end ton; Bunny, by Virginia Hastings; fore the Rollins game last Thursday in an effort to have his team in shape. Hyill be reached on Friday evening. Konrad Brandes by Sidney Cassel; night. The Bean-eaters, who will stage a ^Boston University will meet the Hur- Francis Doremy by William Probas­ FOOTBALL SUBSIDIZING FAVORED Their mistake was unknown to work-out in Charleston, S. C. tonight, will present a center trio that is re­ ficanes on the Miami Stadium grid- co; Peter Doremy by Bradbury them until yesterday when it was puted to be the best in the New This evenly matched game Franklin; Young Peter by James BY STATE UNIVERSITY LEADERS disclosed at the meeting. By way of England district. Morosini plays the should serve as the warm-up for the Parrot; Mildred Doremy by Martha atonement a collection was taken up pivot position and is flanked by Nich­ festivities that will follow. Meyers; and Ellen, Mr. Witbeck's The Association of State Univer­ and the sum of fifteen dollars was daughter by Kay Coleman; each with sities surprised the collegiate world Soloists to Perform ols and Borof sky. Very little yardage The Miami-Biltmore Country Club realized. The freshmen are selling his own particular troubles. on Friday, November 22, when they has been gained through the center will serve as the scene for the An­ In Concert Program tags bearing the slogan "Beat Bos­ proposed the subsidizing of athletes of the Terriers' line. nual Miami Alumni Homecoming The author has presented both ton" and are asking the full-hearted in an open manner. The committee Boston University's backfield is Dance. Musical tunes will fill the air his theme and his characters with Anna and Ellouise King Will support of the student body in buy­ that drew up this stirring proposal fast and shifty, each back can kick, lit 11 p.m. Dancing will continue clearness and precision, and with the ing them. was prompted by the desire to have Present Recital Monday Night pass and run. fcntil 2 a.m., and tickets can T>e ob­ capable cast, have given their por­ a frank and open handling of the The probable Miami line-up is: tained for $1.10 per couple or stag. trayal an artistic touch. THANKSGIVING DANCE athletic scholarship and the "type" The University Conservatory will Masterson and Capt. Leonard at the Many of the fraternities plan to of jobs offered to athletes. present Ann D'Arcy King, violinist, TO BE GIVEN BY PI CHI wings; Mastro and Shinn will team CHRISTMAS RECESS TO and Ellouise King, pianist, in the up at the tackles and Dicker and Glo- hold "Open House" during the entire This group went on record as op­ BEGIN DECEMBER 14TH following program Monday night, The Pi Chi fraternity will give its gowski will play next to Kalix at the mreek-end, in addition to their gala posing to paying players because they Dec. 1st in Recital Hall, at N. E. 2nd fifth annual Homecoming Dance to­ pivot post. The backfield will be com­ social functions. Phi Alpha fraternity are players. Pay for work done re­ The University Christmas vacation Ave. and 14th St. morrow night at its chapter house, posed of Ott, Petrowski, Beusse and •is giving an Open House Dance on gardless of the individual who per­ will commence on December four­ Sonata for violin and piano, Han­ 1032 Coral Way, from 9:30 until Cook or Baker. Thursday evening. Students, alumni forms the task, but don't favor the teenth, with the final examinations of del; violin solo, Symphony Espag- one. Music will be furnished by Gas­ Records of Teams wid guests are invited. footballer. Pay all the students at the Autumn term running from De­ nole, (Allegro, Lento, Vivace) Lalo; per De Maio and his six piece or­ BOSTON UNIV. U. OF MIAMI the same rate. These ideas seemed to OPP. B OPP. M. The Pi Chi fraternity will hold cember ninth to December fourteenth. Nocturne, Respighi; Etude in F Min­ chestra. At twelve o'clock "The Toledo 0 6 S. E. Louisiana 0 2 its Annual Thanksgiving Banquet on This leave of absence will be termin­ predominate in the committee's report. Tufts 7 13 Georgetown _._,13 0 or, Chopin; Reflections on the Water, Church Creeper," the annual humor­ Bates 6 6 Tampa 13 7 Thursday evening. This closed affair ated on January 2, 1936. These proposals do not bind any Debussy; Etude in Gb Minor (Piano) ous publication of the fraternity will Vermont 6 40 Stetson 13j 12 New Hamp. __ 0 0 Wake Forest 0 3 ftrill be followed by an Open House Registration for the Winter Term school that is a member of the Asso­ Chopin; Meditation, Thais, Massenet; be distributed. A cordial invitation Rutgers 12 6 Rollins •-- 0 29 iDance. Brown 14 0 will be held from January second, ciation, but it is suggested as a Hora Staccato, Dinicu-Heif etz; Gypsy to attend this dance is extended to Boston C.
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