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… Showers," during which Jolson and his famous ges- tures were depicted. THE HEIGHTH OF the band duel was, of course, during half- time. The California band made several formations representing the Wolverines…

… marching band techniques were devised with the front rank of the Wolverine band acting as demonstrators. ALTHOUGH the big tour is over for the -bandsmen, who have set- tled down to the routine campus life…

… Rose Bowl trip, still has weeks ahead of him of adjusting unsettled matters and paying the bills. first, when Wolverines flocked tof . * *5 * IMichiganders Get .Praised By Trainman Train conductor Lewis…

… conductor claimed that despite outward appearances, the Wolverine group was very well- behaved. He admitted, however, that his judgment may have been tempered by several rides with convention-bound legion…

…-Drive-It" to see their team put California fans out of pocket money and into shame. The largest group of Michi- gan rooters to descend upon the coast came in a special train chartered by the Wolverine Club…

…-diminishing resources of the club cars. The train entered Los Ange- les through a dense fog, which brought forth brittle comments on "California sunshine." The Clark Hotel, Wolverine Club headquarters in Los Angeles, was…

… fare as well as Wolverine Club, .alumni and team the Michigan contestant. respectively. The remainder were With the help of "generous passed out at the grandstands hints from the audience," Rankin during…

…- on top of the front page, but not ments, which were stopped cold, noticing "The Michigan. Daily" however, by a Wolverine remark: thought it was a metropolitan "I don't see the U. of C. paper newspaper…

…- maker defenders. They made it 4~ very hard for the Wolverines to get away a good shot, and were continually batting the ball. As Purdue tired, Michigan started to roll. Wildcats Next Gagnier Takes Five…

… the swimming team, placed sec- Gagnier, the Wolverines also plac- ond. Nick Wiese of the Wolver- ed Chico San Antonio and Norm ines was third. This, incidentally, Niedermeier in the top three. was the…

… Northwestern, .... 0 2 .000 Wisconsin........0 3 .000 By DAVE RORABACHER The valiant Wolverine grapplers, weakened by injuries and ineligi- bilities fell from their lofty heights with a resounding crash last…

… swift counter-move-were used to full effectiveness by the Panther star. John Heald's failure to make the 147 pound division automati- cally caused the Wolverines to forfeit five points. The losses of Jack…

…- senting Maryland and Seton Hall complete the field. The other Wolverine represen- tative, George Lynch, will be run- ningfor the first time under Mich- igan's colors. - 'M' wrestlers 'V. Crush Indiana…

… at Evanston. Coach Bill Perigo's Wolverines go into the battle, which will be broadcast over WHRV at nine o'clock, sporting a 1-5 conference record and an overall mark of 3-6. THE WILDCATS also boast a…

…, consistent point- getter for the Wolverines, picked up his third straight decision of the season by humbling Bob Fish- er, 11-2. * * * HOOSIER captain Jim Ellis, 157, eked out a 5-3 win over Miles Lee by…

… Easy win,_13-2 (Continued from Page 1) Wolverine goalie Willie Lucier, who replaced Ikola after the sec- ond period. SCORING SUMMARY FIRST PERIOD: Goals: 1 Michigan, Chin (Haas, Coo- ney) 3:00; 2…

…, (Lamoureux, Daoust) 13:07 .Pen- Gymnastics Squad Opens Pla Today Michigan's gymnastics squad opens its season tomorrow after- noon against a small but able In- diana team. The Wolverines downed Indiana by a…

… he graduates at the end of this semester. His match with Wolverine Mike Hoyles should be interesting. RABIDFAUIiCHTE ARRI S "Where the Good Clothes Come From" 119 S. MAIN ST. ANN ARBOR OPEN MONDAY…

… positions of Assistant Night Editor on The Daily. Budget -Daily-Alan Reid MONTREAL GOALTENDER CATCHES HARD SHOT FROM STICK OF WOLVERINE PHILPOTT * * *t*u c *nr * * Icers Trounce Montreal, 13-2 By HANLEY…

… GURWIN # Blasting home eight goals in the first period, the Wolverine hockey sextet coasted to an easy 13-2 victory over the Montreal. Carabins at the Coliseum last night. * * * DOUG MULLEN and George Chin…

… each scored hat-tricks in the high-scoring game which was blasted wide open by the rampag- ing Wolverines in the latter half of the first period. In addition to their three goals apiece, Chin picked up…

… goalie Cyrille Guevre- mont in one sweep as the referee dropped the puck to the ice. * * * AT APPROXIMATELY .the fif- teen minute mark of the period the goal crazy Wolverines netted two quick ones within a…

… Lamour- eax. The Wolverines came to life again and matched the Montreal marker with Mullen's third goal of the night, which was quickly followed by goals by Keyes and Chin. Chin added his third and Haas…

… TANGLED WRECKAGE-Twisted metal is all remaining where a stop after striking derailed the Wolverine (right) and a freight train carrying auto bodies or. crushed together. * * *, * * Wolverine Slashes…

… Moving Freight By CHUCK ELLIOTT Daily Managing Editor A quick-thinking engineer nar- rowly averted disaster last night as the Wolverine, crack New York Central passenger train, jumped the rails in a…

…. Ready to assist is Wolverine teammate Randy Tarrier y(23). Kramer's 15 points helped Michigan to a 74-67 victory. Michigan Hopsters Whip Purdue,74-6 7 By JI[M BAAD A second half surge and a sharp…

… the second half that Michigan showed signs of begin- ning to move. Early in the period for the first time as Shearon be- gan to find the range, and the Wolverine defense began to tighten up, Lead See…

…-Sawed The edge see-sawed back and forth until about eight minutes to go in the game. Again Shearon pushed the Wolverines ahead, stealing the ball and going the length of the court to put in a lay-up. This…

… proved. to be the turning point, as other Wolverines began to find the shooting range. Tom Jorgensen and Ron Kramer each threw in several baskets as Michi- gan opened up a seven point lead, 66-59, and then…

… investigating committee of corruption, racketeering and abuse of trust and power In' labor- management affairs "have aroused A m e r i c a and amazed other peoples." Saying he was disappointed that 'WOLVERINES…

… Wolverines was set in the third period after they had overcome a Tech lead to assume a 2-1 margin. The second Michigan tally was by Bob White at 6:30 and after this score the Wolverines valiantly and…

…'S GAME, WON BY 'M', 3-1. Wolverine Sextet Tops Spartans, 3-1 (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is an interpretive article dealing with the pro- posed Bricker Amendment to the Constitution concerning the treaty…

… Coun- cil. r i' ,i Y e ' I , I { with the Spartan's choppy close- checking style throwing the Wolverine forwards off stride continuously. Despite this Michigan dominiat- ed play most of the game…

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…. Approved appointment of Lpis Wrs- ter as chairman of constitution com- mittee. Postponed motion to transfer funds from Central Pep Rally Committeeac- count to the Wolverine Club pending submission of written…