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April 15, 1958 (vol. 68, iss. 136) • Page Image 6

Wolverine coach Ray is pessimistic about his uture. "The opposition in was quite weak. Western At on par with Big Ten nd should be a real test." entered the Rollins Col- eball tournament at Win- , Fla. witl a…

… National Hockey League charh- pions. The players themselves figured they are over the hump in the se- ries, but aren't taking lightly the Bruins, who finished fourth dur- ing the regular season. Wolverine

… defending NCAA-Champion Wolverines. Two victories stretched their win streak to 45, tops in the na- tion. Georgetown and George Wash- ington were the victims as Mich- igan advanced into the finals of the…

… the season. Have Easy Time The Wolverines, who are re- building after losing five letter- men through graduation, had an easy . time. George Washington was able to win only one match, losing 8-1, while…

…'s golf team from playing competitively during its annual southern trip last weekend. The Wolverine golfers were sup- posed to meet Duke last Thursday and North Carolina Friday, but the bad weather forced…

April 15, 1953 (vol. 63, iss. 141) • Page Image 1

… Super- visors, the Bar Association, or Judge Breakey."j IN UPHOLDING the bill, Attor- nev TTihurt Thomnnn mnintains ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 15, 1953 MIX PA -7A lGES Wolverines Face Irish…

…'s disappointing Wolverines as they open their 1953 regular season slate. The contest is scheduled for 3:30 p.m. at the Ferry Field ball park. Michigan didn't turn in too impressive a performance on its southern…

… to South Bend. BILL MOGK ... Wolverine Captain * * * Outfielders Roger Braun and Joe Ridge and Shortstop Hal Reilly paced the squad in the hitting de- partment. Braun slammed out 11 hits to post a…

… inaugural performance. South- paw Ritter opened the Wolverines southern jaunt with a well-pitched 6-3 win over Delaware. Fisher intends to stick with the same lineup that he went with in the South and most of…

… seeing limited ac- tion on the southern swing. The Wolverines own a sizeable 43-17 lifetime bulge over the Irish. Last year Jack Corbett stopped them with five hits to earn a 3-0 verdict. Today's contest…

… is one of a two game series, Michigan jour- neying to South Bend on May 14 to play them in their own ballyard. * * * THE GAME with Notre Dame opens a week of intensive action for the Wolverines

April 15, 1959 (vol. 69, iss. 136) • Page Image 6

… question of spectator interest. Last year the Wolverine mermen were interesting, and the fact that the NCAA meet was in Ann Arbor kept the fans close to the Varsity Pool. But the just-finished campaign…

… EVEN THIS stampede of talent is taken by some spectators as a disadvantage of Michigan's team. They feel the Wolverines' present strength will discourage the new stars from coming here, and that the…

… competition in the Varsity Pool practice sessions. So it seems that Michigan's swimming team-or any other top- notch team-is not, and probably cannot be too strong. In fact, if the Wolverines' finish in the…

… for extra bases. In addi- tion, 11 Wolverines were left on base. The Hurons will return Friday for another engagement with the Wolverines, starting at 3:30.. Second Victory E. MICHIGAN ABR HE RBI…

April 15, 1959 (vol. 69, iss. 136) • Page Image 1

… holding Eastern Michigan to, three hits In a 4-1 Wolverine victory at Ferry Field. It was the home team's first triumph since a 6-2 decision over Duke at the beginning of the va- cation-time Florida State…

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