… Wolverine, like the Daily, in- evitably sides with institutions at- tacked. Name a time when it hasn't. It must be in the wrong once in awhile. But no, it is not; it is always constructive"! "FALSTAFF…
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… that George Sisler, considered by- many to be the greatest pitcher ever on the mound for a Wolverine team, allowed 11 hits in his first game for the St. Louis Browns. Sisler was also gener- ous with…
… defeated the Detroiters 7 to 1 last year. On Saturday the Wolverines will meet another'industrial team, the Wa- terston of Detroit. This game will be played at 4:30o'clock in-the after- noon.. Both of these…
… opponets are rep- resented by strong hockey aggrega- tions and should furnish the Michigan team stiff competition, especially -when it is considered that the Wolverines have had little practice this season…
… lightly, despite the fact that it has with reverses and setbacks this year. Minne- a, with team and cohorts, is here today to give le to the Wolverine in the final Conference ne of the year for both…
… most precious of our ath- c trophies, the little brown jug, of mythical ne. Last year the Wolverines regained posses- '. of it when they journeyed to the camp of the phers and gained a hard-fought battle…
… which we cannot af- ford to take too lightly, despite the fact that it has met with reverses and setbacks this year. Minne- sota, with team and cohorts, is here today to give battle to the Wolverine in…
… down" Michigan has in her possession, zealously guarded as one of the most precious of our ath- letic trophies, the little brown jug, of mythical fame. Last year the Wolverines regained posses- sion of…
… strongest nines of the country, were not sure of the contest until the last Wolverine was out. In the sixth 4 runs were scored by the Southerners as a result of two bad er-3 rors and some timely, Bits. The…
… retired the Wolverines for the third out. Karpus and Shackleford both fanned in the ninth with men on first and second, and the game ended 6 to 4 in Georgia's favor. Georgia Wins. In the second Georgia game…
… 69i?r.OR %1f 614t6fF 'at I ladies Party Cowos a Specialty Darling and VWalleaux ., . , Hill audi- ,_ a a1 E LAST TIMES a24-226 S. State try out for the eWolverine this son' at the office 1…
…" "We are expecting a hard gam and we know we will get it as we al ways have in the past." With thes words Coach Yost has the Wolverines set for the final gridiron struggle with Minnesota. Rivals who have…
… Ferry field this aft ernoon. Victims of Injuries Minnesota, like the Wolverines, ha been the victim of injuries which ha crippled it in previous games, but to day the Gophers are in better condi tion than…
… office. Because of the hat The Wolverine was unablej nt the list as in past years stu- in,Summer school have had no * of determining addresses of men and ' women enrolled for mmner. directory will be…
… Ala- a and Georgia took the measure ;he Wolverines. A second game K" Oglethorpe was not played be- se of wet grounds, and the second with Georgia was called after two ings of play, when a heavy down- r…
