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… Jupiter Pluvius took a hand in the proceedings sprink-. ling the field steadily for the better part of half an hour., At the resump-! tion of play the Wolverines combined j ]lee's error, a passed ball by…
… them' ahead. Bad baseball. on the part of the Wolverines was largely responsi- ble for these runs. Markle, the Cincinnati twirler had a hard time finding the plate ini the seventh inning and Michigan…
… touched' him for two hits, two muefl walking and a batter hit by a pitched ball for a total of three runs. The Wolverines showed the result of their long trip and bad baseball was prevalent thrioughout the…
… agreement awaits the action of the American commission on "any offer made by France." COUNCIL MO YES TO CURB CHECK RAUD Wolverines Get Three Two Doubles To Gain After Two Are Out terday, beginning at 12…
… safe blows, five of which came in the third when the 'Wolverines scored four runs. r S Et I t is c Y i I I i t t II !fi t 11 t t T t c 1 t 4 { t .s i '3 i IE I conviction might be. SAYS METHODS…
… all week, the regular ticket sale is scheduled to be- gin Monday morning in the Mimes box office. All seats are priced at 75 cents. HUNDRED IS WON IN :09.6 Wolverine Trackmen Capture Seven Places In…
… event with a toss of 154 feet, 11 3-4 inches, while Williams, an- other Wolverine entry, placed fifth. Century Mark Falls Splashing his way over a muddy track,. George Simpson, Ohio State's crack sprinter…
… in the past by Michigan despite the fact that he has ranked near the top of the Big Ten pitchers for the past two years, was in rare form today as he held the Wolverines to four hits, three of them of…
… Michigan defeat. All togeth- er, 10 Wolverines were left stranded on the base paths. Barry, who worked the first seven (Continued on Page 3) I -s -3-u 0 1-4 --0 ,--- Secretary Hearing Perkins Grants To…
… the ch the Wolverines' performance at the fense st plate on the Dixie trip, returned with S his pitching problem still unsolved. Profes He'll hold his two proven starters, of the righthanders Mickey…
… Wolverine golf squad made an aus- are to be picious beginning in its quest for Con- ference honors today' at it defeated the Ohio State team, 14-10, to takey the first Big Ten dual meet of the j season…
… with 88 to annex three more points for The pro Michigan and give the Wolverines ties or e a lead of 6-3 going into the afternoon will be c play. "Amer In thea ,fternoon, Ben Smith de- Kampf"v feated…
… Daily) KAL AMAZOO, April 21. - Heavy- hitting Bud Chamberlain socked a home run with three teammates aboard today to give the Wolverines a much desired 5-3 win over a stub- born Western Michigan nine. For…
… Ferry Field diamond today. The game will start at 4 p.m. Pro Boim and Paul Goldsmith are slated to pitch for the Wolverines, with Bob White opposing them for Wayne. Stu- dents will be admitted free upon…
… your prowess will be furnished by the Wolverine Club's games of skill. A memento of Michigras may be obtained in The Daily Dark- room, which will offer photos de- 100 Sign To Back Police Force Plait…
… Hood on first to give the Wolverines an uphill 5-3 victory over Minnesota in one of the most spectacular Big Ten openers ever seen on Ferry Field.' Today Michigan can extend its winning streak to six…
… Nathe and up- ping his record to 4-0 for the season. But neither pitcher de- served to lose yesterday. Nathe allowed the Wolverines, only seven hits and made but two bad pitches-but they cost him five…
… relationship between Brentano as former foreign minis- ter and Gerhard Schroeder, his successor. SAFE AT THIRD-Wolverine catcher Joe Merullo slides safely into third under the tag of Purdue third sacker Richard…
… Editor The Michigan batsmen busted loose for their most productive day of the infant season yesterday and the result was a double drub- bing of the Purdue Boilermakers, 12-4 and 8-2. The Wolverines…
…'s second and third against no wins, while Michigan upped its Big Ten mark to 2-l. The Wolverines' lone loss came at the hands of Illinois, 1-0, on Friday afternoon. Big Fifth Michigan blew the first game…
… on Joe Caggiano who far- ed no better. The Wolverines picked up their remaining five runs in the seventh and 'ighth innings off Caggiano and a successor. Harvey Chapman, who started at third, led the…
… Hutchins made the most of it. The first result was Hill Auditorium, a gift in the will of Rege~nt Arthur H~ill. The Wolverines took to the road for long trips, and Field- ing H. Yost had so little to do…
