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Names and Numbers of Players on Pages 6 and 7 Bobcat-Grizzly Edition M O N T t a M AIMIR STATE UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA, MISSOULA, MONTANA FRIDAY,-OCTOBER 26, 1928, VOLUME XXVIII, NO. 9. BOBCATS-GRIZZLIES BATTLE FOR THIRTIETH TIME Homecoming Will Be Held Nov. 15,16,17 s. o. s. Several hundred blood-thirsty Grizzly boosters con­ gregated on the steps of Main Hall for S. O. S. Thursday Melvin A. Brannon BIG CELEBRATION evening, and growled out their defiance to the Bobcats, AS TRADITIONAL ENEMIES challenging them to break the jinx that holds them. For half an hour the air was filled with voices thrilling FOR THREE DAYS in anticipation of game, victory, and good time. Spirits ran high as the speakers told of past games and players, and added their urging to that of old students, who Many Features Planned claimed the game is something no one can afford to miss. The speakers were Rev. J. Hahn, Jimmy Morrow, Don­ Grizzlies and Bobcats Meet in Clark Park, For 14th Annual ald Foss, Professor R. L. Houzman, “ Big Lou” Vierhus, To Be Held Until Such Homecoming. and "Spot” Sanford, ex-yell king. The assistant yell Butte; Both Teams Determined to Win. Time As State leaders, Edith Conklin, “ Tex” Anderson, and George Game Conceded to Settle State Title. Buys Them. Homecoming, the greatest event Husser, relieved yell-king Fritz in the leading of some of of the year at Montana, will be cel­ the yells, which were given between speeches. Grizzly and Bobcat meet for the 30th time in 32 years when ebrated November 15, i 6] and 17. As the clock struck eight, this S. O. S. ended, as is the The Alumni Challenge Field Cor­ Bobby Morris flips the coin to start the annual tilt at Clark The University will be host to custom, with the singing of “ College Chums.” park. The game between the State’s outstanding educational poration at the State University alumni and all University people in has just completed the purchase of institutions has always been a bitter struggle. the state. The committee in charge two lots, opposite the President’s “ , Men of both squads enter the has an excellent program arranged House and within the proposed ex­ contest with a determination to win for the three days. PRINCIPALS IN ANNUAL FOOTBALL CLASSIC tension of the campus^ The deed and with a spirit that tends to ‘be­ This is the 14th Homecoming to was recorded on October 24. little existing odds. The game, be held at Montana. The first was Professor Wm. D. Harkins, now ecognized by both coaching staffs held in 1914 and since then it has of the University of Chicago and is the season’s oustanding test, is been held every year except in 1926. formerly head of the Department of j generally conceded to settle the Chemistry at the State University, SOS Opens Program question of football leadership in held these lots for 25 years and Thursday night at 7:30 o’clock Montana. ■“had decided to place the lots on the the greatest of all Montana tra­ Not since 1908 have the Aggies open market. The lots were sub-' ditions will be observed—“Singing defeated the Varsity and only on ject to* no building restrictions and on the Steps.” Nelson Fritz, yell two occasions since, 1916 and 1919, there was a possibility of a com­ king, has arranged a good program have they possessed the defensive mercial enterprise buying the lots of faculty, alumni and student power to hold the University to a and putting up a store in competi­ The annual contest between the football teams of the State speakers. At 8:15 o’clock the Mon­ tie score. ’ tion with the Student Store on the University unit and the State College unit of the Greater Uni­ tana Masquers will present two Since the game ‘between the two versity of Montana is one of the most significant athletic con­ schools was brought to Butte three campus. This would also injure (Continued on page 8) the appearance of the campus and tests held in America. Rival teams and rival student bodies from years ago The Grizzly has started would delay the use of the lots for two campuses, separated by two hundred and fifteen miles, come the game on the short end of the the further building up of the with flying banners, patriotic bands and an ABOUNDING stud­ odds. In 1926 the Aggies arrived campus. In order to hold these lots ent spirit to show intense loyalty to their respective home insti­ FEATURES FOR in the Mining city overwhelming until such time as the state could tutions. This is well. The more colorful the better. However, favorites only to have Bill Kelly purchase them, to avoid competition when the clean, sharp contest is Bided the real significance of run through the entire team for of this type, and to prevent any the event is the CREATION of that larger LOYALTY to THE GAME PLANNED four touchdowns and a 28-0 Univer­ undesirable building practically ou GREATER UNIVERSITY OF MONTANA which is THE COM­ sity triumph. the campus, the Student Store MON ALMA MATER of all the students in the State College The Farmers have not yet recov­ loaned the necessary money to the and the State University. The whole is greater than the part. University and College ered from a last minute score by •Alumni Challenge Field Corpora­ The Greater University of Montana is inclusive of all the Uni­ Coyle last year. The speedy Griz­ versity units. Likewise, the State is greater than its University. Flags.to Wave 300 tion to buy the lots. As soon as zly end leaped into the air to take Let this athletic contest intensify the enthusiasm and loyalty of possible, the state will be asked to Feet in Air a pass from Chinske with which he every student for his HOME INSTITUTION AND HIS GREAT­ buy the lots. stepped over the goal line to kill ER UNIVERSITY and for his GREAT HOME STATE OF The Alumni Corporation is now “Special plans have been made all Bozeman hopes of a scoreless MONTANA. negotiating for the purchase of the for features to take place before tie. MELVIN A. BRANNON, lots west of John street from the and between halves of the Grizzly- The University squad again comes Chancellor Greater University of Montana. alley between Eddy and Sixth Bobcat game at Butte,” said Nelson to Butte on the short end of the use as an extension of the Forest Fritz, yell king. betting. The Aggies have a for­ north to the railroad tracks, for Cars will meet the trains in the ward defense about equal, in Nursery and also as a training morning and all students and root­ weight, to the Grizzly wall but have ground for the Department of Phys­ ers will congregate in the main part a decided advantage in experience. E C 0 1 A seasoned backfield, reputed to ical Education. of town where a pep rally will be held. equal any secondary line in the Rocky Mountain conference, serves Before the game the two bands 1 1 to further strengthen the odds. NOTICE will play the Star Spangled Banner. The University grid men will pre­ The two schools have bought a set sent a renovated line which will Typewritten copies of the ma­ of flag bomb shells. Between halves c f l p f ; c h e t z CAPT- OHrAlSKE1' A. S. U. M. to Sponsor Dance for Purpose of prove a surprise to the State Col­ terial that will go into the Stud­ the Bobcat azure blue flag with a MONTANA STATE M - S • U ent Directory, containing each helping University Organization Pur­ lege crew and to all gathered at gold M on it and the Grizzly copper These four men represent the two, Montana teams that will meet on the Clark Park field at Butte, before Clark Park. Milburn’s backfield, student’s name, home address, chase New Uniforms; Present Costumes flag with a silver and gold M will a crowd of fans which is expected to number over 8000. The Bobcats, and the Bobcat backers are coming Missoula address, telephone num­ composed, in the main, of second Too Light for Cold Weather. be shot 300 feet into the air while to Butte this year with a little more of their usual de termination to win, while the Grizzlies are doubly year men, will unloose a variety of ber and curriculum will be the bands play the school songs. determined to keep the succession of Gr^szly years unbroken. plays that will keep any team guess­ placed in Main Hall, opposite The Grizzly goal post will be dec Major Frank Milburn, an experienced football player and coach, has been working this fall with a ing a full sixty minutes.