… bIpities have announced " their in- western to take the title in the ab- tentions of entering speed races is Hoppomen, rated sence of Hewitt, Wolverine na- Each of the four men on the second to…
…, Schwartz remains unbeaten ond in two others in the N. A. A this year. F. outdoor meet last summer at Walker, the Wolverine sprint Chicago. star, is the best bet to touch out Watson and McDonald of Michi…
… Wolverine swimmers have made in Conference meets since they entered the Confer- ecce four years ago. This meet also marks the first time in the history of swimming here that Michigan has ever taken two first…
… philosophy. Professor Perry will be the guest of Prof. R. W. Sellars of the philosophy department during his stay in Ann Arbor. Michigan Places In Seven Of Ten Events; Hester Equals Big Ten Record WOLVERINES…
… possessed too much re- serve strength. Jung and Reinke of Michigan failed to place, both men being forced to start the race in the rear of the crowd. Hester Wins Dash, Hester, brilliant Wolverine sprinter…
…, with Beatty of Iowa fourth. All four of the Wolverine sprinters qualified for the semi-finals, Hester, Kelly and Stirling winning their heats, while Voelker took second in his heat. The two latter…
… record in their respective heats. Chapman Breaks Record Chapman, Wisconsin's sophomore afnr licfL1 nn Iir, n"A PLBi 'an 6 ( WOLVERINE DASHMEN STAR I1 ( In the nine years that Michi- I gan has been in the…
… until the final lap was reached, but then the Wolverine sprinted and While, after a three hour struggle has been forced to postpone his lec- I Is Harvard Professor amongst themselves, the council ture on…
… MEET Wolverine Star HOOSIRBMATMEN !n Of The es' DRAWS TEAMS FROM 19 SOS WIN TITLE AGAIN Pller, Coa~ ('utr'o :ar l l ile' ( ha nap1ii1, A Imnig ' lSi.of k;i rie-, M7 ATHLEITES ENTEREDI WVith t…
… lly weakenedl xh~n Ca ptain OTllie wvas declared ineligibile in the light- weight class. Michael, who wrestledI in the 145 pound class against tale 'Wolverines, has been shifted (low IItoi the…
…'or A]ichiigall. If IOlieWolverineCs captunrc e t.Il again this ,yearu,, the bandlsomp 0triophy won la1st year xwill becomnet(lie per- 111 anent. possessioni oi l' ichigan1. i. Alichi g-uzn tracktlou ae…
… had issued a call for can- Conference mnatches to Ohio, Indiana, ing, awarded six major letters and t Meet was arranged with M. S. C. didates and hiad those who resp)ond(-E andt Purdue. The Wolverine…
…, only six who had -and defeatng Cicag--o in the play offl feat. TPhe next season was 'even worse as Iseen pr evious competition, andi sipx for seventh place and thus winnting the Wolverine grapplers again…
… Political Speeches Follolv Regents' Action Tabling Proposal RE6IME ITARY COUP JOHNSON LEADS WOLVERINES IN TO- 29, WIN OVER MAROONS; STI MEN SCORE POINTS IN 01ST II IN NOW OCCUPIED BY COUN- TER…
… quintet when the Wolverine outfit failed to cover the hometeam. The score gave the Buckeyes a victory of 34 to 20. With Williams, the man touted as Will Speak on "Sight and Insight" in (Michigan's best bet…
… out of the line-up, HilA trium athe Wolverines were unable to cop, Serviceswith the Ohio State team. Peare and Wilson worked' at guards with Dunne HAVARD PASTOR PROPOSES at center and Karpus and Rea at…
…'s Eleven Wolverines DANCING Friday 9- 11 -Saturday 9 - 121 "mo -- Under the direction of BUD GOLDEN Michigan's Foremost Entertaining Orchestra …
… completed in subsequent issues. WOLVERINES WIN FROM' MAROONS I1 EASY RACE I (Continued from Page One) tied with/ Lashmet (M), third, Losch (M), time 5 3-5 seconds; 60-yard high hurdles: first, Johnson (M…
… last night for their first University class dance, the annual Frosh Frolic. Jean Gold- kette's Orange Blossom orchitra of Detroit, alternating with Paul Wil- son's Wolverines; furnished continu- ous…
