Michigan, 299; Opponents, 112

The siiraniaiT of games for the season ! Stand as follows : Michigan 21 Albion S ' 15 Dennison 4 " 36 Kuiiycm 1 4 Ohio Stilte l' 4 22 Depauw 6 22 Wabasb " . 6 Illinois i; 1:! Notre Dame o 17 Detroit leagne 18 " 21 D. A. C 11 " 11 Cornell 2 11 Illinois 2 " lü Wiscousin 8 " 17" Ion-a 1 9 Omaha 5 - i 16 Minnesota 4 " 3 Wiscousin 2 " 9 Bcloit 4 " 1 Chicago 13 1 Cornell 0 " 13 Oberlin 1 15 D. A. C 6 " 6 Chicago 4 Total 299 112 Tliere was a total of twenty-three games. There were tvvo tie scores, those of Ohio State University and the first Illinois game, There can be no doubt that Michigan's team was rnucli superior to that of Ohio, and the Illinois score was fully explained in the seeond game, when Michigan won 11 to 2. There were ouly three defeats ; by Detroit league, Cornell and Chicago. The Cornell grie vanee was well settled in Detroit and Satürday's game ought to satisfy Chicago that they are not at the top of the athletie ladder of fame vet. Th is leaves only one defeat, that by tlie league team. Surely this is a season's vrork with which every one should -L satisfied, and which calis for the heartiest oongratulatioHS to Manager "Woeks and Captain ShieMs.