…-13 victory over Grand Rapids Y. M. C. A. last night in a dual meet at the In- tramural building pool. Capturing both relay events and first and second places in everyI race and the diving, the Wolverines were…
… Goldsmith, a former Wolverine star who swam last night for the Grand Rapids team, failed to materialize when both of the Varsity men fin- ished far ahead of Goldsmith, who came in a poor fourth. Schmeiler was…
…, anad. lludsona, with three singles, wvere tihe batting r- x for the Wolver'ine team. Ninse extra base blows were numbered among the 24 hits that were gathered by both teams, six Mlichiganx and three for…
…, the Mich- igan all-campus booters lost by. a 4-2 score which actually indicated unexpected strength on the part of the Wolverines. Playing a fast game replete with thrills and hold- ing the score do…
…- tea'y htters. Six Wolverine Tankmen Receive letic club star, and Clarence "Bus- SCn AMA' fr Se ter" Crabbe, ace of the Honolulu Outrigger Canoe club swimmers, come used to having a new mana-! on 1930…
… 21 feet, 6 inches and Chuck Hoyt's freshman 440 relay very raw errors. However, it is TJackson, with 21 feet, are among team beat the regular Wolverine this occasional rustiness only that to contest…
… at Harvard, forcing. Coach Mann's men into second place. Finally in the last meet of1 the season, the Wolverines suffer- ed the worst defeat of the season' when thew bowed to Yale 41-21. Coach Mann is…
… Schmieler in theinfield at shortstop. free style sprints, the Wolverine Jimmy Wilson, Earl Smith, andtu freshmen have Chase, Sanborn, Gus Mancuso ought to do a good; seven Klintworth, Morgan, and Marcus, IJob…
… Fisher bell. used in the final two innings for Yesterday marked the second the regulars, is now one of the big day of the outdoor work-outs of question marks of the Wolverine the cinder path squad with…
…, phisticated at a meeting sponsored i and Lovell tallied on a one-hand- by the Y. W. C. A. which will bring ed shot to make the Wolverines a noted stylist to address the fresh- only 10 points behind. Purdue came…
… shine on the offen- sive and defensive play. One thing of importance is that the fans should remember that Langen, star Wolverine center, plays contin- uously which is a superhuman task in as fast a game…
… was one' the Wolverine team.. ieyr edo aetn,0 (I). Height 11 ft. 4 inches. missed last year. o the upsets of the meet as Bausi _____ ________ Goldsmith managed to pic~ up'ia 12 60 yard dash-First, Hitt…
… Wesleyan, 4- 3, at the Intramural building last Friday, Michigan journeyed to Co- lumbus and won over the Buck- eyes, 10-7, in a close meet the fol- lowing day. Against Ohio State, several of the Wolverines…
… turn defeated the Wolverine by the same occore. Friedman Stars.j Friedman proved to b the star of the Maize and -Blue in the final event, by taking all three of his bouts in the foils. He won two of…
… foils, lost to Fuchs and Jones.# * Coach Johnstone's Wolverines] have four victories and no defeats to their credit thus far this season, :ht' each match has been close. BROOKLYN - Reports f r o m…
… number to prove that the luck has all on one Iside. Good as the Indian's defense mayI have been, there is no question I that the Wolverines were suffering from a "cold" spell that would probably have…
… JOSEPH L. ARNET . vt{,u. ;+,::. .... 777 power of the Michigan deflense. "Without a doubt the man-t for-man defense put up by the Wolverines was the best oppo-l s tion that Illinois has faced on its own…
… on the Maize and Blue Joseph, who graduated in. February, squad. played their last for Michigan. This quartet of experienced stars Wisconsin Grapplers along with Tommy Courtis and Will Face Wolverines…
