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June 01, 1930 (vol. 10, iss. 2) • Page Image 4

… in The Wolverine Did 'little Cinderella get fishermen and game hunters, they (the then summer newspaper of away? are such darnable liars (the big- the University) was 2,218 or a lit- Stan ger the game…

June 01, 1930 (vol. 40, iss. 175) • Page Image 6

… Spartans rode to victory on the supple left arm of Charley Griffin who held the Wolverines in check throughout the contest. The Wolves were able to solve his deliv- ery for only two hits, a single by Superko…

… a single, but drif- fin fanned Tompkins and Hudson, and made Straub fly to Sachs. The only other times the Wolverines succeeded in placing men on the sacks outside of the ninth was in the first and…

…. The next three bat- ters, however, were retired without any scoring being done. Wolverine Rally Halted In the ninth the Wolverines made 1 a desperate attempt to score. Su-: perko started off peacefully…

…, but Straub punched a double off the scoreboard in right scoring Tompkins. Griffin pitched masterful ball, fanning nine Wolverine batsmenI and allowing but one base on balls.{ Tompkins, Daniels and…

… Michigan mounds- man. Compton fanned six op- ponents, while Sommerfield sent four Wolverines back to the bench via the strikeout route. Myron played a, nice game at short for the Maize and Blue, kill- i…

Wolverines to a total Mittenmeyer had singled to open the inning, Myron took Griswold's' MALTESE DEFEAT! grounder and threw him out at first ! on a nice play, holding the runners' 5 0 C C E R ELEVEN on their…

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