… week of intensive training. The Maize and Blue run- ners have failed to be defeated since 1921 and from the looks of things the Wolverine slate has a good chance of remaining clean for another season…
… considered for first place honors. The Buckeye team vies with the Wolverines aggregationi for balance. I Most of the Columbus runners are. ex- perienced as all of the men on the squad are upperclassmen…
… used in the high hurdles hnet as all attention will be place-d on and sprints. ms the Wolverine chances in the indoor In the pole vault, high jump and Conference. shot put the Wolverines will have an His…
… tickling the bar in the pole as unusually fine calibre it cannot be vault before these men can be bank- doubted that'the Wolverine track team ed on for sure point gainers. In oth- is among the first three of…
… the most encouraging one, should prevent these men from plac- for the Wolverines have a first class ing first or second it would be of man in almost every event that will double value as they would…
… placing either by a is Illinois. The Sucker team showed its Wolverine man or any other. metal in the relay carnival held at Captain Burke, VanOrden, Bowen, Urbana in which she placed second Hindes and…
… the fleet footed Detroit dash man. Hester took his event af- i ter splashing through a sea of mud l in 10 1-5 seconds a foot in the lead) of his Wolverine team-mate. Hester. who was one of the fastest…
… of decoration under Jacob Hort- Ann Arbor; Helen Ford, Grand Rap- Wheaton, Druand; Rose L. Zanaella, ids; Dorothy Maitland, Negaunee. Norway. Booth 53-Wolverine Club Other guests at the Hop are the…
… will be a more pcsitive criterion of being in good shape for all of then what the Wolverines could do if they makes a hard trip and the fast com pe-Iwere to be given the opportunity. tition of the…
…- rell's "Wonder Track Team" at this time may nean the difference between victory and defeat for Michigan for I the Illinois team is reported as the strongest whi-h the Wolverines willE meet this Year. I…
