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November 29, 1930 (vol. 41, iss. 53) • Page Image 6

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… the evening of Decem- Farsthat willrarc the Iih ber 3, will be free to all those wish- Prc usadn iea. Wolverines were defeated mainly S's~ cnmg.Wihi spandt lyhJ halves; and Ientner, North- igt ted…

… become fitted into the Wolverine Iatre- expected to start coming out ready to clash with some of the operation and the backs have not the 3-yard mark. Hie then ; lunged in tis ieriod. 'The second team…

… Not rne a caks Pint To Win. cellent opportunity to score in t'1" cit center, and Bayerie and Miller at Lagen n Cutsreuntote ek and ten they will continue end should push the Wolverines ing On the other…

November 26, 1938 (vol. 49, iss. 53) • Page Image 3

…THE M GCHIGADAIY PAGE Elevens To Battle Before 102,000 Today Wolverines' Marks Up For Approval ..,..... s s \9\ I e . Coach Oosterbaan Will Stress Speed In Michigan Cage Attack JACK KASLEY…

… By TOM PHARES1 Bennie Oosterbaan, Michigan's new head basketball coach, will this sea-{ son introduce to Wolverine fans an. offensive weapon little used during the "Townsend era"-the fast break. For…

…- tion. Bill Watson, Wolverine track cap- tain, and Elmer Gedepn, varsity hurdler, are also slated for recogni- BILL WATSON tion. Watson put the s-pound shot 70 ft. % in. at Randalls Island, N.Y.j on July…

… through a two-hour ' practice at the Coliseum last night in a manner which brightened the Wolverine hockey hopes for the coming year. With the opening game against McMaster University only two weeks off…

November 29, 1931 (vol. 42, iss. 54) • Page Image 7

… the Fs (Continued From Page r ) time and time again, raced down the field to down Evehardus' long punts before the Badgr safety mazy, Rebholz, could run them back against the Wolverines. After a…

… comparatively slow first half, the Wolverines came back in powerful fashion to make toe fina appearance of their graduating seniors a complete success. Hudson, Hewitt, Samuels, Auer, LaJeunesse, Hozer, Douglass…

November 20, 1930 (vol. 41, iss. 46) • Page Image 7

…THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 2 , 1'30T THE MICHIGAN D A I Y HOYT ILL C6HOOE 51XTH IU l I Choice Rests Between Feustal and Fitzgibbons to Fill Wolverine Entry. '- ~ Int rarr1 i ra A CLASESIF1 ADVERd…

… last week when he beat Crawford, and stocky little Fitzgibbons, who will have to prove to the coach that he has recovered from his in- jury before he will be allowed to make the trip with the Wolverines

… take the honors, Howell and Wolfe have look~ed good also and should be in the first ten men. The Wolverines will leave here by auto Friday morning and go to Milan where they will take the Wa- bash to…

…, and Harris, ( Good running weather aided trie; (Continued From Page 0) meet to be close, tough team for the Wolverine3 Co) ___beat. ALL-CAMPUS CRSS COUNTRY Not all of the thrills of the se .- The All…

November 16, 1930 (vol. 41, iss. 43) • Page Image 7

…'c knocked down a third returned the bal of harriers, running as atm, Mihior pass and the Wolverines. to the Gopher 30- once again finished the day with wereor onahsed another five yards. yard ma ker . ie- a…

… clean slate by defeting tne K r 11p~ cd over the goal li2.e beth =as tackled Wolverine cross country tb,2-(l c an h ali ly *S rmrall aftera 37, in a dual meet yesterday mr orn- ats arown2-yard marker. s i…

… . - y a r d gain ing over the Varsity course Manders roundcd Michi an's let 3rockmeyer mtadc One Wolverine, however, stood end for 2C -ards and 2, first downj two at center. out above all the other rnes…

… Minnesota 35-yard line. Riebeth hit concude th lit o Mihign'sbrilliant return to the Wolverine Michigan's left tackle for two yards. concude th lit o Mihign's38-yard line \vhere he was tackled B…

… stopped for an in- in dual meets; and Northwestern, Newmrran's pass stant and then continued for a first Illnosan Cicgohae aleninto Hudson was ~~?--- down on the Wolverine 40-yard line, a quadrangular run…

…. ., ano 7yrs h e ald W'olverines Improve. b ro0k en up b5J. a gain.o 7yrs Welrfie Michigan's showing yesterday Brownell. Simia:mral nedogain.beh' was better than that which it made:' punted over the h ead…

… Howell and Hill, and the bettering straight up in the air. It was of Fitzgibbons' and Wolfe's condi- downed by Cornwell on the Goph- tion the Wolverine harriers shouild er 30-yard line. Brownell rounded…

… StateEl en Vt ie - ed N ewrn Wolverines Play -ere *K .. Wmle :~back nearthi Michigan State's gridelers, now ' zone line pointing for the Detroit game next '" pumnted o u week, took advantage of an open…

November 07, 1937 (vol. 48, iss. 37) • Page Image 7

… touchdown and told as much to Kipke in no uncertain terms. When sent back into the game, he GAVE in vin- dication. And the morgue was de- prived of customers. I._ _ Had the Wolverines lost, Mich- igan would…

… Dick Publow, sub fullback.1 tion off both the low and high boards. Michigan's biggest threat, whichj Chicago, Jack Kasley, and Der John-'came in the fourth quarter, resulted7 son, former Wolverine greats…

… proud. And why not? 30-yard line. Chicago came right back to march to the Wolverines 49-yard line. They l could go no farther, however, and Sherman's quick kick on third down was downed by Wasem on…

… Purucker, attemptegl a field goal, but it was blocked by a host of Maroon linemen, Fink re- covering on the nine. An intercepted pass, and Sherman's good kick over the goal line set the Wolverines back to…

… exchange, moving to the Chicago 42. Another punt exchange netted an- other yard for the Wolverines. With the ball on the Chicago 41, Ritchie, sub for Trosko, cut around left end and dashed all the way for…

November 16, 1930 (vol. 41, iss. 43) • Page Image 6

… which made thing< look bad for their opponents. Wieman's Line Junctions. The invaders line, coached b Tad Wieman, former Michiga mentor, tore great holes in th Wolverine forward wall, and Brock- meyer and…

… 115 for the Kipkemen. Also they lost but 6 yards from scrimmage as compared with the Wolverine's 47. Minnesota tried 12 passes, were suc- cessful on four of them and had two intercepted. Michigan ti…

…-A!, south goal. Minnesota elected to The pass gained 23-yards. ' kickoff to the Wolverines. Brook- u. Hudson hit Stadiurn at La ay fte. rMeyer booted the ball to Wheeler tHudson loste a yard. for on yar _ who…

… caught it on his 10-yard line t eAer e fto e ard. BOILERMAKERS FAVORED and in stiaight up the field to theA pew n aWolverine 22-yard marker whereot sf tc <d t } I ."he was tackled. a rs do t wasa g of…

…, Purdue 23-ard line and returned it 10- ured on the play and took time has won the annual classic by de- yards to the Wolverine 38-yard out. cisive margins, 24 to 14 in 1926, marker. Newman dropped back in…

November 05, 1939 (vol. 50, iss. 37) • Page Image 1

… 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…

November 24, 1935 (vol. 46, iss. 49) • Page Image 7

…24, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Play-By-Play Story Of Game Reveals Mass Strength O f Ohio Victors Tally With Ease In EveryPeriod Wolverines No Match Foi Deception And Power O1 Touted Scarlet…

…- gan's line for a first down on the Wolverine 13. Bettridge dropped a pass from Dye. Heekin drove over right tackle for nine yards. Heekin plunged to Michigan's two yard stripe. Bettridge then carried…

… list of Michigan flankers who one of the stalwarts on defense. De- have gained All-Big Ten and some- spite the fine array of backs that times All-American honors. sshave opposed the Wolverines, he fre…

… Oosterbaan, made the All-Big Ten have proved to be a very important team in '31 and '32. The most re- cog in the Wolverine offense. A na- cent selection was Ted Petoskey on tive of Elkhart, Ind., Pat will prob…

November 13, 1932 (vol. 43, iss. 49) • Page Image 6

… yards. 2ernard felled Sahlin on the Wolverine squad. Petoskey made two yards. Ever- for no gain.. Birney punted out of Zahlin gained a yard after trying hardus struck through right tackle bounds at…

… the ball was eon Michigan's 15-yard Summers took the ball on his 17- called back and the Wolverines drew line. Everhardus gained four yards in yard line and ran it back to the 28- a 15-yard penalty for…

… play and was penalized five yards. Capt. Page broke up a forward pass thrown by Newman. Newman threw another pass toward Fay. It failed and the Wolverines took a five-yard penalty. Everhardus dropped…

…. Flinn again took the ball through the Michigan tackle for one yard. Birney punted to Newman, who took the ball on the Wolverine 29-yard line. He was tackled by Summers after a return to the 38-yard…

November 08, 1930 (vol. 41, iss. 36) • Page Image 7

… State, and Michigan match strides this morning in a triangular meet over the course at Urbana with the starter's gun scheduled to start the men on their way at 10:30. Cap- tain Fitzgibbons' Wolverines

… squads are strong, and figure to push the Wolverines hard for winning laurels. The lev- elness of the Illinois five-mile course as contrasted with the hilly aspect of their own course is a big factor in…

…. Hanover ranks as one of the fav- orites for first place among the in- dividuals, and together with Evans, and Austin, the star Wolverine ha-. rier, should stage a pretty race for the winning laurels. The…

… fencing is urged to kid of a new reid for ground From pre-game indications tim WANTED-Student laun conmunicate with Johnstone. gai ng on runnn plays from Wolverine Juniors are favored to sonable hhsege and…

November 17, 1931 (vol. 42, iss. 44) • Page Image 3

… only un-( the Wolverines are not to get their other week-end without a blemish beaten team in the East, having on its Big Ten record, but what a emerged victorious over Holy Cross,' scare the Hoosiers…

… Methodist triumphed over gage in inter-Conference games. Baylor, 6 to 0; Tennessee scored a With the Wolverines renewing an 21-7 victory over Vanderbilt; North. ancient rivalry over a certain mis- Carolina…

Wolverin s have settled down to hard work in preparation for the Gophers this Saturday and the clash with Glenn Thistle- waite's eleven here on Novem- ber 28. Both of these teams are strong, and both of them…

November 14, 1937 (vol. 48, iss. 43) • Page Image 1

Wolverine Play Offeusive Game After Touchdown.; Gedeon Stars In Line Game Slowed Up By Raini And Mud By IRVIN LISAGOR. (Daily Sports Editor) PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 13.-(Spe- ,ial to the Daily)-In a veritable…

… negated any offense the Quakers might have boasted, al- though both Ritchie and Purucker found the going enough to their lik- ing to assure Wolverine success. Michigan clearly displayed super- iority in the…

… first half, and a holding penalty deprived them of still an- other touchdown. However, once they had gained a lead, the Wolverines were content to play defensive foot- ball and in this tactical approach…

…, Purucker distinguished himself by his punting. Stark Ritchie, who played a leading role in the Wolverines' win last wctk, again turned on the heat yesterday to the extent of 111 yards gained from scrimmage…

… 12 noon and from 1 tom pose diplomatic isolation of the Unit- Istripe in the second period when the p.m. on those days. Small repro- I ed States, according to figures re- Wolverines lost the ball after…

November 02, 1930 (vol. 41, iss. 31) • Page Image 7

…-. t ana, Pennsylvania, Drake, North- western, Army and Southern Cal- 4 O= ifornia. Fesler and Ticknor haven't thea advantages that accrue from be- e- - -- Ing almost constantly in the lime- Wolverines T…

… i i \.r 1 1 1 V K'-1 I A L.+' 4 a. A a.d K Hi ti PLAV 4 1 ___._ WOLVERINES WIN N CROSS COUNTRYI Michigan State's Long Winning I I CD LASSIFIE T ADVERTISING __ _. cold running water in room…

November 19, 1939 (vol. 50, iss. 49) • Page Image 1

… been heralded as the nation's October as it whipped a Pennsylvania team that wouldn't be whipp Once again it was Harmon who pulled the Wolverines out of tl Limbo into which it had fallen. The Hoosier…

….m. today instead of the. usual 4:15 p.m. because of the faculty concert. American in the eyes of every of the 57,000 fans who watcher dog-eat-dog struggle. The Wolverines were behind once, and even then…

November 02, 1938 (vol. 49, iss. 33) • Page Image 6

… last' month to partici- pate in the regatta. The Michigan1 Club is the only sailing club in the Big Ten,. Cooperative Restaurant Edits 'Wolverine Notes' The Wolverine, men's restaurant cooperative ,has…

… issued the first edi- tion of "Wolverine Notes," a mimeo- graphed newspaper intended to carry news of the cooperative movement. The paper will keep the members in- formed of what the Wolverine and other co…

November 21, 1937 (vol. 48, iss. 49) • Page Image 1

… Fast One... VOL. XLVIII. No. 49 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOV. 21, 1937 , PRICE FIVE CENTS Nanking Evacuated Fisher Strike Heads To Talk; Alumni Push $50,000Fund 'Wolverines Never Have A - 0…

… those few were ppointed. The Scarlet and Grey Pt through Wolverine barriers ce for a 21-0 victory, which end- the Varsity season dismally and a conjectural pallor about the 3 coaching situation. s the…

Wolverines almost en- y on the defensive, with the brief ption of an aerial flurry in the d quarter when Fred Trosko hed them to the Ohio 13-yard Purucker Matches Wedebrook orman Purucker, again Michi- 's…

Wolverines took the over, and Purucker edged into end zone for another punt, as the od ended. ut on the first play of the second rter evidently Norm thought that Ohioans charged too aggressively, he attempted…

November 26, 1931 (vol. 42, iss. 52) • Page Image 4

…'ritehayd .Joseph Reiiihan C. Hart Schaaf Brackley Shaw Parker R. Snyder G. R. Winters Margaret O'Brien Hillary Rardien Dorothy Rundell Elma Wadsworta Josephine Woodhama EDTOAL COMMENT OUR GENIAL WOLVERINE HOSTS…

… deluge.. Coach Thistle- thwaite, who has been a good sportsman throughout a trying situation, no doubt is prepared to be kissed on both cheeks:' We hope he kisses the Wolverines- about 21 to' 0. .That…

November 19, 1936 (vol. 47, iss. 46) • Page Image 1

… schools, the Wolverines having gone to Cali- fornia for a dual engagement in 1935,1 which the Bears won, 761/2 to 54%/2. The meet has been scheduled for the spring recess period at Michigan, according to…

… Coach Hoyt, and will take the Wolverine squad members away from their classes no more than the customary Big Ten engagements. Contract arrangements call for Cal- ifornia to carry the Michigan ex- penses…

…, he said. Coach Hoyt expresses great pleasure at the scheduling of the meet as it follows the highly suc- cessful engagement in 1935. Al- though Michigan was defeated in that meet the Wolverines were…

November 08, 1936 (vol. 47, iss. 37) • Page Image 6

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY,"NOV. 8, 1936 Quakers Down Michigan, 27-7 Before_35,000 Statistics Prove Wolverines, the next play he plunged over for the counter. I George Marzonie, injured guard…

… (Continued from Page 4) hope with the Wolverines trailing by Rehearsal at 4:30 p.m. sharp today, only seven points. I forewmemert 4 dnld Bank Stockholders Carlson Cails Hearst, D. A. R. To Pay Dawes Loan…

November 06, 1932 (vol. 43, iss. 37) • Page Image 1

… Institute Crippled Wolverine Defends National Team Says Democratic Regime Is Country's Only Hope For Economic Recovery MADISON SQUARE GARDEN New York, Nov. 5.-()-.Franklin D Roosevelt closed his campaign…

… (Special to The Daily) MEMORIAL STADIUM, BLOOM- INGTON, Ind., Nov. 5.-A battered and crippled Wolverine team not only beat off the determined attack of a fighting Indiana eleven, but scored in a knife…

… battle, and these features did not tend to help Michigan's cripples get along in the bruising contest. The Wolverines paid for victory with the serious injury of Wistert, star tackle, while Petoskey…

November 05, 1932 (vol. 43, iss. 36) • Page Image 1

… 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…

November 01, 1931 (vol. 42, iss. 31) • Page Image 3

…- two plunges Hudson and Fay pick- 17-yard line. Craig kicked to Tess- back to the ed up but two yards. Hudson's mer at midfield and the Wolverine crossed the P plunge was stopped on the 41-yard bak came…

… when he was clear nard replaced line. Fay picked up a yard. On an of the Michigan defense almost onMca elne end around play, Petoskey broke the Wolverine 20-yard line. Michigan line. through Princeton…

November 25, 1930 (vol. 41, iss. 50) • Page Image 7

…- wards the close of the season, the Wolverines were f ight~ing up from, behind to evcntually capture the champioiislip. Crowd; that far surpassied any that had ever pack- ed the Coliseum turned out for…

…- erans, Captain Schlanderer, Lan- gen, Courtis, and Tompkins, will form the nucleus of the. Wolverine team:~ Play at Buffalo. No games are definitely schedul- ed as yet, inasmuch as the Con- ference…

… opponent. Other games to op en Gr pers6 Will Open the season are pending' with WiA- IQ.as fit' Ypsiant I ern Ontario, and the Ontario Agf- gies. Coach hKeen's wrestle _s wl co'en' From now on the Wolverines

November 04, 1936 (vol. 47, iss. 33) • Page Image 2

…. Farmer-Labor Club Now, Professor Duffendack de- Forestry Club I lared, the method has reached a l W r .~, .--1-- i Michigamua Michigan League Michigan Public Health Club Michigan Wolverine Mortarboard Mu…

…. 406 Wolverine Bldg. Ann Arbor Phone 5888 87x FOR SALE A REMARKABLE INVESTMENT A 140-acre farm. Fine soil. Lies level. Has small private lake, and tributary to a large one. Ten acres of fine woodland…

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