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March 19, 1919 (vol. 29, iss. 118) • Page Image 3

… STORI Games Played by Wolverines Are Closely Fought; Year Successful EAT OF ILLINOIS GIVES MICHIGAN FOURTH POSITION Ices has crowned the efforts of Wolverine basketball team dur- ;he present season. e…

… of the West, as Wisconsin and Purdue, may onsidered a creditable achieve- e first teams of collegiate stand- which the Wolverines ran upf it were on the trip between se-, ers, It was at that time that9…

… men. The in- stallation of glass baseboards in the strangers' gyms was one of the causes. for the fall. Accuracy in basket shooting had not been attained by the Wolverines to any extent and this. new…

…- teresting games which the Wolverines had with the Farmers. The Lansing men were not satisfied until they re- ceived their revenge later in the sea- son. Michigan then won from Ohio State university. This team…

… preceding days that the Wolverines would make the trip a clean sweep. The strange floor and the strenuousness of the previous bat- tles were too much for Coach Mitch- ell's men and the Hoosiers won 24 to 16…

March 08, 1919 (vol. 29, iss. 109) • Page Image 3

… Hard Contest Throughout Michigan's current basketball cli- max will start, Saturday night, when the Wolverine quintet meets Ohio State on the Buckeye court. The squad, eight strong, .left Friday night…

… turning with added interest to further possible alterations of the Big Ten standing column. The three match wind up of the Wolverines, headed by the Ohio game Saturday, draws attention as an important fac…

…, should offer little obstacle to the Wolverines' clean sweep program. Dope, however unreliable it may have proved, points to a comparative- ly hardest scrap when the quintet op- poses Illinois on Monday…

….OmD Sisler In Trim ! For Coming Year Former Wolverine Relates 'Wilitary i EXperiences in3 Magazine Article That hi. ,every effort this season will be centered on mastering place hitting and improving his style…

March 07, 1919 (vol. 29, iss. 108) • Page Image 3

…-Chicago's track team will compete in its second Con- ference meet Friday night in a duel match with Michigan at Bartlett. gym- nasium. The fame of the Wolverine tracksters and the high interest arous- ed…

… mile. Sedgwick won the two-mile run at the Conference meet last spring and McCosh the mile, but they have not opopsed each other before. Maroons Fear Johnson Johnson, the phenomenal Wolverine sprinter…

… whotied Cross for first in the Catholica meet, has a chance to break into the places if he proves as good as his re-e cent reputation.T Coach Farrell anticipates a littlet trouble for the Wolverines in…

… Bloomington. The trip is going to be unusually hard but the Indiana match was add- ed to the Wolverine schedule after all other arrangements had been made for the season. The extensive trav- eling is certain to…

… Michi- gan's standing considerably. The Wolverines defeated Northwestern here 24-22 and held them on their own floor to the score of 17-16. The Varsity must win one out of the three matches over the week…

March 02, 1919 (vol. 29, iss. 105) • Page Image 3

… and declares that the op- portunities for berths on the nine this season are as good asj any in the past. WOLVERINES TRIUMPH OVER NORTHWESTERN AGGREGATION (Continued from Page One) Wilcox also proved a…

…- test was one of the warmest ever seen here. Continually on the run with the ball, the Northwestern team was work- ed to death by the Wolverine five. At very few intervals in the game were they able to…

… clinches the fifth posi- tion for the Wolverines, with an aver- age of 425, yet it does not affect the standing of the Northwestern team, ex- cept to lower its average to 625. The summary of the contest fol…

March 09, 1919 (vol. 29, iss. 110) • Page Image 1

… in the league. If Michigan wins both of its games with Illinois and Indiana next week the Wolverines will be tied with Northwestern for third place. If, on the other hand, the Maize and Blue five…

… are scarce, and several men may try out for that section. MICHIGANEINSIAN ON SALE AFTER SPRING VACTION WOLVERINES WHIP OHIOANS IN GAME FULL OF THRILL5 MITCELL'S MEN OVERCOME BIG LEAD AND WIN FRACAS BY…

… before the end of the contest, Coach Mitchell's proteges managed to tie their oppo- nents. A minute later a Wolverine shot a basket, and a foul. The quintet was able to defend the basket until the end of…

March 12, 1919 (vol. 29, iss. 112) • Page Image 1

… additional try-outs to be held at 7:30 o'clock Wednesday evening in room 202, S. W MICHI6AN LOSES- TO INDIANA I FINAL_24 TO 1s. HOOSIERS OUTPLAY WOLVERINE 0T BOTH PERIODS OF HARD GAME DEAN AND BARRIEN STARS…

… the Hoosiers bega counting rapidly. Substitutes Forced in Game Two substitutes by the Wolverine were thrown in, but failed to mak more than a feeble effort at a come back as Indiana was fighting all th…

… Star There were no particular stars fo the Wolverines during the gam Hewlett shined in foul throwing, pu ting the ball in the net 8 out of 1 trys. This is the highest record h has made in a Western…

March 01, 1919 (vol. 29, iss. 104) • Page Image 1

… held on 5u4day night, March 2. Wolverines This FROM OF COURT Maize and Blue Warriors Forget Most of Mitchell's Teachings in Second Half Using the short pass the Michigan Agricultural college basketball…

… team swept down the floor and tossed in baskets almost at will, defeating Michigan 33 to 24, at Waterman gym- nasium last evening. The Wolverine defense seemed to be unable to fathom the rapid team- work…

… they were never passed. At the end of the first period the score stood 20 to 15 in the visit- ors' favor.o Hewlett,Rychener Star Although it is 'usually the' custom of the Wolverines to start a comeback…

…. Karpus would dodge away from one man into the arms of another. There seemed to be two men on every one of the Wolverines that ever attempted to throw a basket nearer than the center line. The visitors also…

… games for the present sea- son, the Wolverines having defeated the Farmers earlie in the year at Lansing. A good crowd was on hand to wit- ness the expected victory which end- (Continued on Page Three…

March 18, 1919 (vol. 29, iss. 117) • Page Image 3

… win of last year. Chi- cago should give the Maize and Blue squad a hard race if other of the teams cut in on the points counted on by the Michigan coach. Many Michigan Entries The 'Wolverine scores will…

… is safe in the hands oft Captain Sedgwick, of Michigan. Mc- Cosh should figure in this event as well as the mile but can hardly hope to win from the -Wolverine distance: star. Copeland of Purdue and…

March 23, 1919 (vol. 29, iss. 122) • Page Image 1

…'S RECORD IN DASH; MAONTKESECOND PLACE WOLVERINES SECURE HONRS BY RELAY TEAM FORGING IN SECOND PLACE MAIZE AND BLUE SHOT PUTTERS GRAB 8 POINTS Farrell's Well-Balanced Track Squad Score Points in All of Ten…

…-2; Minnesota, 2; Iowa, 1 1-2, and Wisconsin, 1. Wolverines Battle Maroons The victory was a repetition of the Wolverine triumph in the Big Ten a year ago. The meet was a hard bat- tle between Michigan and…

… Sedgwick for Michigan in a re- markable finish at the tape. McCosh nosed out the Wolverine by a ,scant two inches, after Sedgwick had led all the way for the last mile. Summaries of Meet Western Conference…

March 08, 1919 (vol. 29, iss. 109) • Page Image 1

… arrive overseas before Secretary Daniels returns home. RED CROSS MISSION; ENDANGERED BY SPARTICAN SHOOTING, DRIVEN _ INDOORS; FIGHTING MOST, SEE WOLVERINE STARWORLD BEATER IN DASH, WINNING OVER…

… highest number of individual points, obtaining 15 points. Maroon Lose Dash In the 50-yard dash Johnson was hard pressed by Schneberger, the best sprinter on the Maroon team, but the Wolverine man succeeded…

… is almost a prediction of a Michi- gan conquest over the Maroons when they meet in the open. Wolverines May Repeat Conquests Michigan won both the indoor and outdoor track meets with Chicago last year…

…, and the Wolverines should be able to repeat these victories during the coming meets. The success by Coach "Steve" Far- rell's men tonight reminds track fans of predictions made by Coach Far- rell and…

March 12, 1919 (vol. 29, iss. 112) • Page Image 6

… Hoosiers gives the Wolverines a standing of .500 in the Big Ten basket- ball league. It also puts {Michigan in fourth place, as compared with tenth last year. A victory tonight would have meant a tie for…

…'SPORTS WOLVERINES TO FIGURE IN CONFERENCE TRACK MEETS (Continued from Page Three) helpful suggestions to those who ap- ply for help. It has been announced that the prizes this year at the All-fresh meet will consist…

March 09, 1919 (vol. 29, iss. 110) • Page Image 3

…ROH 9, 1919. THE MICHIGAN DAILY YAUI . , , = . -- = ._.. r __ _ __ . s - - 1 ---7w -4 " Z-- -M vv i -. MICHIGA' CHICGO MEET HARDFOUGH Carl Johnson Takes 1 Points; Is Big Factor in Wolverine

…," Sisler said, "and it ought to bring home the ba- con this year. Practically all of the old men are back in school. "With Parks back on the pitching staff the Wolverines have a rieucleus ofr a good team…

March 13, 1919 (vol. 29, iss. 113) • Page Image 3

… compelled to bow down and al- low the Wolverines, to assume the1 honors. In this game Michigan took revenge and more than evened ac- counts with the Illini for the defeat which they suffered at their hands…

March 11, 1919 (vol. 29, iss. 111) • Page Image 1

…) Champaign, Ill., March 10 (via th Associated Press).-Michigan won third successive Western Conferenc basketball game tonight by beating I linois 22 to 18. Wolverines Start in Slow The Wolverines were slow at…

… in the last game a the season, that with Indiana, Bloomington, Tuesday night, the fin standing for the Wolverines in t league will be .600, tying Northwes ern for third place.) Summaries Michigan Pos…

March 02, 1919 (vol. 29, iss. 105) • Page Image 1

…[LD GOAL WINS C AMEI -FOR MAIZE A1,ND BLUE SQUAD t $ WILLIAMS PUTS WINNING POINT THROUGHERING IN LAST MINUTES OF PLAY CLINCHES FIFTH PLACE FOR WOLVERINE FIVE Wilcox for Visitors Makes 18 Out of Their 22…

Wolverines. For the first few minutes of play, the visitors held the edge by a nar- row margin, but with Karpus begin- ning his remarkable dribbling, as- sisted by Hewlett's passing, they kept close on count…

March 04, 1919 (vol. 29, iss. 106) • Page Image 1

… intelligent aceom- panying of Salvatore Fucito and Isaac Van Grove. Leave for New York For the first time in its history the 1:30 Wolverine made a special stop at Ann Arbor to take Caruso and his party to New…

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