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… were shutouts and the opponents only gain- ed one run in each of the others. Furthermore, against teams of the cal- ibre ,of: Illinois,. Iowa, Wisconsin, Northwestern and Ohio, Wolverine pit- chers have…

… Evan- ston and Madison, besides giving tire Wolverines a clean slate for the six; Big Ten contests played away fromI home this season, were marked by the best playing that the team has turned in this…

… credited he has ever seen. Wisconsin, accord- ing to the Wolverine coach, looked like th'e best ball team that Michigan has encountered this year. Sensational Gaine The game was marked by sensa- tional…

… possible 15 first places from the Ohio State track squad Saturday at Columbus, Coach Stephen J. Farrell's Wolverines extended the Buckeyes~to the utmost' in the other four events. Michigan was forced to…

… rush obviously with the intention ofI wearing the Wolverine down i order to prevent him from opening with his terrific sprint which has carried him to victory in all of his Conferencej races. At the end…

… TENNIS IN THE BIG TEN By Herbert Vedder1 Competition among Wolverine teams for I he honor of annexing the fifth Big Ten championship of the year for Michigan is almvost as keen as that be- tween the Maize…

… sea- s n, will encounter Coach Matt Mann's Wolverine tank squad Saturday in the 1t (Union pool. .~: 3$ I v'-.Led by Captain Manovitz, victor over Captain Samson of the Michigan team last year in a dual…

…- Wolverines had held 'ife Athletic, Council, and it is under- ' till that time. The final score was stood they will appoint both men to 3-2. Maney and Gabler scored the avoid friction. Michigan points in the…

… outfit. Indiana's star heavyweights, Wilson and Fisher, will meet the Wolverine - entries. These men are recognized as the best men in their weights in the Conference and Wilson held the 175 pound Big Ten…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MARCH 24, 1927 r ninrur er - ~ - ."_---- TRACKi ENTRIES NME BY COACH FARRELL FR CORNELLIHIGa M ET SATURDAY 'ThirtS-One Wolverines Will Compete roe, Iskenderian…

… resurfca-I ing process to construct several new tennis courts which will probably bej located directly south of the present courts.I Second Place squPal Lo'.t To Coach Ilatt )Iann WOLVERINES CONFIDENTX…

… score of 10 to 7. The fine fielding that the Mich- igan team displayed against Purdue in the season opener was only a pleasant memory yesterday, as the Wolverines rolled and tumbled after the 16 hits that…

… second inning, when the Purple scor- ed four runs, the ragged fielding of the Wolverines, and their inability to get to Mills, southpaw hurler, for timely hits, definitely put an end to the Michigan hopes…

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… 'r Saturday at Houston. I Of the regular team, as it is likely of the ir_shmln ,tean, anid Coach Clif- The men taken on, the trip are! to appear when the *Wolverines openU ford Keel entrained…

… appeared in the Wolverine bat- normal wrestling weight, while Sauer nearly 1100 miles,. ,Mile the Teaxas ling order for two years alreadly, anid will also compete in t his class. Wat- jaunt will add 3000…

…in;lift!ng Ilis feet over the six iveh ba: Ilie wasforced to score twlieii'31Hl. ler lilt a home run. Weintraub, stationed at third base,1 made three of the four error;; conted 1 against the -Wolverin-es…