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March 01, 1932 (vol. 42, iss. 106) • Page Image 1

… at all for the more experienced Wolverines. Badger Defense Weak. While Michigan's tight defense Was limiting the Cardinals to only four field goals, all of them coming in the final period, the Badger…

… guards were having a hard time in holding the Maize and Blue scorers from dropping in more points, the Wolverine leader especially bother- ing them with his numerous tries at under-the-basket shots. If Dan…

…, which was in-' creased to 22-9 shortly after the start of the second half. From that' time on the Wolverine subs enter- ed the game, but had no more trouble than Michigan's regulars . had had previously…

March 02, 1932 (vol. 42, iss. 107) • Page Image 1

… athletes who amassed a total of 311 points to win the team trophy. The outstanding performance of the entire meet was turned in by Don Renwick, the Wolverine sprinting ace, in capturing the 60- yard dash…

….3 seconds. John Pottle, former captain of the Wolverines, competing as a representative of the Cadillac Ath- letic Club, established a new pole valut record by clearing the bar at 13 feet, one and one…

March 05, 1932 (vol. 42, iss. 110) • Page Image 1

… 44 to 31. Johnny Schmeiler, Wolverine, set a new National intercollegiate record in the 220-yard free style race with the time of 2:15.1, lowering that of 2:16 held' by Osborne of Yale. After dropping…

… the 400-yard relay event to the Wildcat team of Troup, Debenham, Highland, and Wilcox, the Wolverines retal- iated by taking three firsts and two seconds in the next three events. Captain Miller paced…

… four forwards. However Minensota' rose to the occasion with a series of poke-checks that did not allow Michigan many open shots at the net. The Wolverines saw the fastest skating sextet in the history of…

March 06, 1932 (vol. 42, iss. 111) • Page Image 1

… juggled his team so that four forwards and one defenseman were playing for the Wolverines but they could not score. MacInnis again stood out with his speed and continued aggres- siveness. Goalie Clausen had…

Wolverine grap- plers to come through with victor- ies. The Maize and Blue leader, Big Ten title holder in the 165-pound division, took the decision over Voliva, his strongest conference competitor, in the 65…

… setbacks of the evening occured in the 135-pound match which marked Blair Thomas' first loss of the year. Eddie Belshaw took the decision over the Wolverine star, who was runnerup for the United States…

March 08, 1932 (vol. 42, iss. 112) • Page Image 1

… ,:..... . u..S:. G PL 11 Unemployed Battle at Ford Factory, WOLVERINE CAGERS DOWN OHIO 3 7J IN FINAL CONTEST~ Deferred Rushing Norm Daniels, Closing Career, Again Leads Quintet in Scoring. CHARITY…

…, Michigan's Varsity cagers closed their season with a 30-27 win over Ohio State last night at Yost Field House. While both teams were able to sink a dozen field goals apiece, it was the Wolverines' de- cided…

…, but the Wolverine leader was forced to bow to Conrad, of the Buckeyes, for the evening's high point total. The burly Scarlet and Gray tipoff man managed to elude Garner, the Michigan. center, to hang up…

Wolverine lineup through most of the game, with Ricketts and Allen both breaking into the scoring column with sensa- tional baskets. Conrad Is Ohio Star. With Hank Weiss and Ivy Wil- liamson both doing a nice…

March 12, 1932 (vol. 42, iss. 116) • Page Image 1

… the field of qualifiers entering the semi-finals of the Western Conference wrest- ling championsiips arLer yester- day's preliminary bouts. M\ichigan qualified four out of the five Wolverine matmen…

… Drysdale clipped seven-tenths of a second off the old 150-yard back- stroke record when he finished in 1:42.3 and the Wolverine medley relay team composed of Drysdale, Lemak and Kennedy set a mark of 3…

… placed four men and one team; Northwestern eight men and a relay team; Iowa three and one; Ohio two and one; Illinois one and one; Chicago, one inan, and Purdue, one.relay team. The Wolverines will have a…

… places ir liminary heats at the Univ of Chicago field house tonig Following the Wolverine: Ohio State with six places. ana, counted as Michigan's gest threat, was third witl Chicago, Illinois, and Iowa…

… four each. Wisconsin and MV sota placed three and Ngrthw and Purdue, one each. Starting with the first ever 60-yard dash in which they .1 three men, the Wolverines le parade all the way. Jack Car and Don…

March 26, 1932 (vol. 42, iss. 128) • Page Image 1

…ARE CLOSE SECOND AS O'NE NATIONAL MARK. ANDU THREE MEETRE11CORDS FALL Cardinals Place Eight Men to Wolverines' Six; Clapp Sets New 1500-Meter Record; Degener Leads Divers By Sheldon C. Fullerton…

…, were waging a hot battle to stay ahead of the field. Following shortly on the heels of the Cardinals and Wolverines were Princeton and Northwestern, each of which placed four men in the finals. Navy…

… this event the Wolverine flash nosed out the sen- sational Walter Spence of Rutgers by three-fifths of a second. The other record to fall in yester- day's assault was shattered by Mer- ton Wilcox, of…

March 27, 1932 (vol. 42, iss. 129) • Page Image 1

… distances, but crossed up the Wolverines by tak- ing second and third places in the dash; second and third in the 440; and second and third in the hight hurdles. One of the biggest.surprises. wa the victory…

… point for Cincinnati. With the Wolverines trailing by seven points with only two events remaining to be run, Johnny Schmieler, who had already Stanford, 34.31; Fall st Stroke High 00060 VITO WINS 15…

… Stoddard, the only other Wolverine According to a statement last entry, was defeated in Te semi-fi- night by Jerry Hoag, manager nals by Blosser of Ohio University, of the Michigan theatre there but both…

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