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November 24, 1929 (vol. 40, iss. 49) • Page Image 3

… to Simrall and a first down for Iowa on the gan's right end. Glassgow punted M i 0o .p a pass thrown by Glassgow. ItI who caught the ball on his own Wolverine 24-yard line. on the next play to Simrall…

… pass Rogge on the Wolverine 40-yard Michigan's left tackle. The Wol yard line and was forced out of Gembis returned the kickoff to thrown by Jensvold was incomplete line. verines took time out. bounds at…

… field. No one line. Glassgow went through Mich- gan's goal as the period ended. atopped, continued on for a four- line. Michigan took time out. was injured, but the Wolverines re- lign's freshed them…

…'s on the Wolverine 36-yard line, a start of the sedond half. Glassgow DALCROZE EURYTHMICS ansgws fichign's lef side igt dwn fo sx Wyards and a first gain of six yards. Iowa took time gained two yards…

… through Michi-! Modern Education in and it was first down for Iowa on n down on the Wolverines' 10-yard o ut.gasrihtcleHwtthoadRY M the Wolverine 48-yard linne. Michi- line. Hagerty made three yards a ih…

November 01, 1929 (vol. 40, iss. 29) • Page Image 7

… their last year's ag- Wolverines of last year, st.nding Gill, 'Hodgeson, Patton, and Tar- gregation while Michigan has lost fourth in the,.Big Ten in offensive bill, holds the record in that event four…

… furnished in Iof entering two men in an event. a large part by the tall McCoy and Although one man cannot partici- The Wolverine harriers have m- the shor't anny Rose, who while pate in two dash events, he…

… a d season practices will be felt by the (Special 3 prs. for $4.00) Wolverines. I 118 East Washin Fundamentals Stressed. Work on fundamentals has taken up most of the time which the team S has put in…

November 17, 1929 (vol. 40, iss. 43) • Page Image 2

… attack of the Northmen' ing into the air. This made it firsLi was effective in the first half, ac- down on M ehigan's 19-,yard line. counting for 47 yards in three out The Wolverines seemed to be de- of…

… are Speaking at. a banquet of the eral seasons by a Wolverine team. l yard line, Michigan lost the bal you don't believe it? Then readt listed in the directory: Mary. John, .Archeological society held…

… earelachtc you must study' Half ater Mihiganiscoredin a 'as dowed fro behin by Al; Brthe andn0 Jr class ofe :theoracchitofche eopitec-Theeopopular opuonceptionionof vain effort to break the Wolverines' Steinke…

…~farhtcue' winning by a 7-6 score, itr e ter for the Wolverine's touchdown names beginning with O' N. Aubrey, T. W. Pemberton. ane. Pond continued,' "is basically a, Maz n TIa accurate foot of Joe Gembis: Names that…

…. Picture. J. ft. ever, the Wolverines were not out- ocnyr' quick kick went out- Weaves Tinikes and Bakers aLeBringloc, chairman; D. A. Kimball.' played by the rivals, side in midfield. Thre Gophers held…

… on the; lhichktey-onertd itosevra unsuspecting Wolverines, the ball first cowns. With the ball on the traveling over Simrall'sh21-on yardlinsadSfurtVdwnth headand GiSeendtheuClassinied each occasion…

November 14, 1929 (vol. 40, iss. 40) • Page Image 6

…. The Wolverines IMMenCoachCtrt hts Yay. will entrain for the Gopher camp I e atra.Nagtrsk at 4' 15 this afternoon. i Wolverines Are Likely to Meet Ie has b Ivinst ilfndrsucfla Strongest Opposition of…

…Wi.r the first skull practice of the week. herbate ih7eten Stt trip. These are Fitzgibbons, Aus- Enthusiastic freshman forces ther batleeithWestrneSatehis ribs were on hand to give the Wolverine Nomltieek…

… used in this game and D 'Anna. Not much hope is back po; wans. In the dummy scrimmage l and which will add much versitil-i seen for the Wolverine harriers asinsBo which followed the first team for- ity…

… to the Wolverine attack. fihenaeeosu.t testndrdo wards foun', little difficulty in cop- The 'Michigan "B" team coaches m fre'yas ndWsosnhsIig in u ing with the' Minnesota line plays have beep working…

… Sthipdaeeeahi ea.wr his mind Kipke sent his two full- This game will be the last of the above is otherwise representative "Nagurski, fullback; Pulkrabek, ward wall performed in a much The Wolverines can boast of…

November 15, 1929 (vol. 40, iss. 41) • Page Image 7

… CAPABLE E~O LII ~ TRIO OF OUTSTANDING MINNESOTA GRIDIRON TO J~*iftR STARS WHO WILL OPPOSE WOLVERINES SATURDAY [i/All, I GrnERTISlwG NOTICE Co~eI~ 'K~pke'sChar'ges W11 Try c~ Win ~Little 'Brown…

… squad indulged i~n a sigm4 drill to put the final toti~hes'6n the 'offen- sive to be used against the Wester~~' State Normal eleven. Wolverine H~riers lb Meet Wisconsin Today (Continued From Page 6…

… in the starting lineup against the Wolverines Saturday, while Brock- meyer, the third of the trio, will be A eeQc4a~e~Z Pres8 P7~0tQ I kept on jue sidelines due to in~ juries received in the Iowa game…

November 24, 1929 (vol. 40, iss. 49) • Page Image 2

…-'LOST-One brown ladies' oxford line.. the Wolverines braced, breaking tip a deformed criminal-scientist, all berd, chairman: Jack Riley, and J. roe. Phone 21474. C between South University anda Haggerty crashed…

… TION WANTED side of the Wolverine line, but Gem- the oneyadln.SmalaanOeri.Cese ac-H J.G drsn ,-1i. II Y ou va Get More For bisvand'Morrison threw himt for a punted out of danger. one yard loss…

November 13, 1929 (vol. 40, iss. 39) • Page Image 2

… graduate attendance at the two remaining - ------------- joyment of permanent peace be- students of the engineering school games on the Wolverines' schedule Robert A. Brooks, Fenton lum- Chamberlain, and…

… first flights, the different a like number of cash customers postoffices apply' cachets, or can--- to Ann Arbor. In the next game lations, of different colors to the , the Wolverines filled the tiny Ross…

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