… bureau !IrewdlykonIhoghu hoe- near mes and, allowed t afe hits. The only run toff the Wolverine tv sixth when Duhm, thi r walked. Poesel the third base tlin on second. King amen by a neat saer Duhm was…
… seeoni ninth inning 'was ] ei Wolverines. Giles, it safely, after one ma ian walked and filled picked oan the first i might have Been tra' not hit thebank that Id. man, at shortstop,x nt game. He made…
… Michigan's Varsity baseball team opened its Con- ference season yesterday afternoon by defeating Ohio State, 6-5, in 11 in- nings. The Wolverine victory came after O. }. U. took away an early lead of the…
… ill' be forced to undergo when they rforfl1 at Ithaca it is also expected at the Wolverines will find it hard (Continued from Page Six) ties of which O'Connel, Young, Meusel, Wilson, Terry'and Snyder…
… a en the athletes m et. In the dash nois, joint holde oor record for tched with such t the squad amass- I)efeat of Hlawkeyes Aids Wolverines nasium for the qualifying round. Any al of points in the…
… array of victories bodes no good for the Wolverines and Barker does not expect his athletes to come through with a victory. He knows, however, that, as always, the men will put up a battle and give all…
… game. Ray Eklund, Gopher gridiron ; was the pivot about which the P nesota offense revolved. Heavy tall, a clever dribbler and a rem: able shot, this athlete almost sl ed doom for the Wolverines…
… following the steady per- rances of the Wolverine athletes a Track carnival In Waterman 'rmnasium. The Maize and Blue acksters showed up well in practic- ly every event on the program and though no startling…
