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… yesterday, coming from behind for the second straight day to overtake Coach Jake Kline's men, 7-2, by virtue of a five-run uprising in the Wolverine half of the fifth. Bo Bowman garnered his second win of the…

… and Zieminski failed to fan a single man. All nine runs in the ball game were unearned, and the Wolverines tallied their five big runs on two infield singles, a pair of errors and two free passes. Get…

… final day of the 50th annual Penn Relays. The win, cou- pled with yesterday's victory in the distance medley, gave the Wolverines their only titles. Expected to cop the last event on the program, the mile…

… relay, the Wolverines ran their only disappoint- ing race. Jim Pierce, leading off, ended up his leg third, and the only Mchigan threat after that came when Bob Ufer, running anchor, pulled up to within a…

… lin smen. 12-6. The Wolverine golfers won only one match in the afternoon's play, taking one of the best ball four- somes. In the singles play, Michigan halved two matches and lost the other two…

…. Peterson of Ohio State was medallist with a 71. In the day's cpening match Jacl: chances were lost, however, when Tews cf the Wolverines, although I Peterson and Crabil whitewashed he was low man for…

… in Sedum." THE MICHIGAN DAILY SERVICE EDITION ANN ARBOR, MICH. SUNDAY, APRIL 30, 1944 Michigan Wolverine Students'{ operative Restaurant, Inc.: The nual membership meeting will held tomorrow at 7…

… the four-mile event. The Wolverines were heavily favored to win the mile relay, but the veteran Ufer faltered in the last leg of the race after pulling up with the leaders. Mich- igan finally placed…

… third. The Wolverines also wound up third in the two-mile relay after leading most of the way. Faculty Women's Club Music $ec- ton Instrumental Group: Monday, May 1st, 8 o'clock, Mrs. Palmer A. Throop…