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… by the G. 0. P. in Michigan. In addition to introducing Gover- nor Brucker to two assemblages Mol r spoke to the Coolidge Republican:1 club, the Wolverine Republican club a and at a mass meeting in the…

… the best shape of the season with every regular in first class shape. The prevailing opinion here is that if the Wolverines are stopped this season Indiana will do it. A capacity crowd is expected in…

… vic- tory. Michigan has the edge over the Hoosiers in season records to date. Matched with the Wolverine unde- feated record is Indiana's of one loss to Chicago when the team was crip- pled, one tie 7…

…-yard : penalty gave the Wolverines a first down on Illinois' 15-yard line. Renner passed to Petoskey for six yards. Everhardus crashed over his left tackle, and it was first down on PRrosKcY Illinois' 4-yard line…

… Wolverine Michigamua Mortarboard Mu Phi Epsilon Nippon Club Omega Psi Phi Omega Upsilon Outdoor Club Phi Delta Kappa Phi Lambda Kappa Phi Lambda Upsilon Philippine-Michigan Club Phi Tau Alpha 0 WEGENER…

… Of 30,000 Watches Capitalize On Wolverine Fumbles For Michigan's First Defeat, 16-7 Illini Two Non - Partisans Win Positions As Rightists, Leftists Share Their Seats Charles Ross First To Receive…

… In Wolverine Upset Fritz Kreisler, world famous violin- ist, will return to Ann Arbor for the eleventh time tomorrow night to give the second Choral Union concert be- fore a capacity house at 8:30 p…

… from beginning to end-and turn in the upset of the year by winning 16-7. With Ralph Ehni's 44-yard average punts setting them back on their haunches early in the first quarter, the Wolverines never were…

… able to get back on the right track. Even Harmon, unable to get his usual .finef blocking, was held to a net gain of 72 yards from scrimmage in 18 tries. He scored the Wolverines' lone touchdown by…

…, who once played for Coach Bob Zuppke's fighting Iini and beat Michigan with a field goal, returned to his former ahna mater yesterday in a Wolverine uniform and made a valiant attempt to stem the tide…