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October 26, 1935 (vol. 46, iss. 24) • Page Image 1

… OgadenTerritory Italians Flying 225 Miles From Capital Tribal Chieftains Reported Joining Invading Ranks After Defeat At Callafo Wolverines Are Favored Over Columbia In First Intersectional Encounmter…

… A r t fLLL " c ur ZJL rLU kTo Sleep) Traditional Rivalry Will Culminate With Annual Events AtFerry Field Plan Cane Spree And Pillow Fight, Wolverine Hopes Rest On His Arm Today Little Shakes Up…

Wolverine running attack. New York fans are pulling for Co- lumbia to stage a comeback from the Lions' disastrous defeat by the heavy Pennsylvania team last Saturday. They remember the 1933 season when…

Wolverine attack will be added when Renner is in the back position, for the Michi- gan captain is capable of doing the team's punting, also, and Kipke had him working at this all week. The quick kick is…

… expected to be a power- ful factor in the Wolverine attack to- morrow. The tricky Columbia offense is not expected to give the Wolverines much trouble after the first few minutes of play when the Michigan…

May 26, 1935 (vol. 45, iss. 175) • Page Image 1

… school Relay Finish As Wolverines' Took Title Stan Birleson, anchor on theX crossing the finish yestcrday in setti for a victory which meant the Big T Chrysler Male I Choir-To Sing Here Tonight Proceeds…

…, clipped .4. ing a new Wt tern Conference record sends in the 220-yard ow hurdles, an en champinship for the Wolverines, jumped 61/8 inches farther than the world's record with a leap of. 26 feet, SCle ents…

February 26, 1935 (vol. 45, iss. 106) • Page Image 1

Wolverines started playing "race-horse" in the second period when it was evident that the Iowa offense was clicking. John Gee's inconsistent work in the pivot position and his insistence on taking impossible…

… shots ruined Mich- igan's attempted fast-breaking of- fense in the second period and the Wolverines resorted to long shots in futile attempts to score. Rudness opened the scoring with a' follow-up shot in…

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