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April 25, 1920 (vol. 30, iss. 145) • Page Image 1

…, CHOSEN I BUSINESS HEAD OF WOLVERINE Walter S. Riess, '21L, business man- ager of The Chimes and the man who is credited with suggesting he maga- zine, resigned lfis position o the pub- lication yesterday…

…, '21L, student councilman nd for- mer Daily man, business manager of the Wolverine for this coming sum- mer.. The managing editor will be named later. GRNDRPIDSINS MEET Michigan's Informal Swimming Team…

… satisfactory. Win Half Mile Butler, Loesch, Cook, and Wetzel, forming the half mile relay squad for the Wolverines, counted first place, in the University half mile relay with Missouri, running second and Iowa…

… Unable to Connect II Wolverine Captain's Clever Delivery SCORE 10 TO 3 COUNT IN INITIAL CONFERENCE BATT \ (Special to The Daily) Bloomington, Ind., April 24.-In. first Conference game of the sea Michigan…

… won from Indiana by a to 3 scone. Coach Lundgren's men led throng out the contest, Parks keeping Indiana team scoreless until the eig inning. The Wolverines drove K kel, the Hoier's star twirler, fr the…

…. Kunkel pitched a -hard game Frid in which Indiana beat Wisconsin 7 6, and this imay account, in part, f( the ease with which the Wolverin hit him. The contest was a long affair, t ing two hours and…

April 21, 1927 (vol. 37, iss. 142) • Page Image 1

… :NINE DOWNS MICHIGAN IN OPENING GAME BY 2 SCORE INABILITY TO BUNCH. HITS IN PINCHES BRINGS DEFEAT TO WOLVERINES MISS SCORING CHANCES Three Innings End With Wolverine Runners Left On Third Sack; itchers…

… Stage Duel Inability to bunch their hits in the pinches proved the stumbling block for the Wolverines in the opening of the Big Ten Conference schedule and forced them to submit to a 2 to 1 de- feat by…

… where unable to score when once the men were on the bases. The Wolverines left 11 men on the bases, while only four members of the Purdue nine were stranded. In the first, second, fourth, and seventh…

… certain home runs. Purdue's in- field performed admirably, Wise, the catcherv being guilty of the only mis- play of his team. No errors were counted against the Wolverines, Kubi- cek's close play in the…

… sixth inning be- ing counted as a hit. Wolverines Outhit Purdue Don Miller, the star pitcher of thie Michigan nine, staged a pitching duel with Maxton, the ace of the Purdue squad. Miller allowed seven…

… hits, struck out six men, passed one man, and hit one batter. The Wolverines made eight hits, secured four bases on balls. Davis and Morse were given free passes to first base, both bet" hit by pitched…

… when Gilbert, Wolverine right fielder, tripled with two out, but Da- vis grounded out. In the fourth, Ku- bicek opened with a single, and ad- vanced to second when Maxton issued a base on balls to…

April 26, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 151) • Page Image 1

… member of the Wolverine squad,, had little trouble in defeating Law- rence, in two straight heats, 6-0, 6-1. Captain Richard Crane, of the Mich-{ igan team, decisively defeated Lantner with scores of 6…

…-1, 6-2. Stauffer, ofE the Aggie, battled Vose in two close sets, but fell before the flashy attack of the Wolverine, losing the first' set 6-4, and the second 6-3. Elliot, playing his first match for the…

… doubles match.- The first match ended with the score 6-3 in favor of the Wolverines. In the second set the Aggies were unable to win a game, losing 6-0. The last match of the meet was forced to go into an…

…- ming the Wolverines, 2-6. In the finalI set which decided the match, the Wol- verines bolstered and won easily with a ;core of 6-1. Band To Give Next Concert On Wednesday 1 HUDSON TO SPEAK ON DED LEAGUE…

…, running anchor man on the jump. two-mile relay team, won the event Cver shadowing the performance of for the Wolverines at the Drake relays the individual athletes was the record yesterday by defeating…

… of Texas. The Wolverines, with the several city departments, costing the aid of the brilliant running of Charley taxpayers of Detroit hundreds of thou- Reinke, the anchor man, won the sands of dollars…

April 20, 1920 (vol. 30, iss. 140) • Page Image 1

… teammates turned in the best condition a healthy sunburn, the re- air efforts in the hot south- The Wolverines were fav- ood weather and were able e their schedule in the or- been arranged. Kentucky pn fell…

… Arbor iidutrialC Cneeris With bnited Number At Werk start I ess before Parks' isy victim, 2 to 0, iter at Athens. e Georgians were - end of a 6 to 3 d Saunders hurl- he Wolverines di- i Vanderbilt, los…

… during the (ee Number 3, Page Six) Wolverine TrackI Star Bothe red T y Straied Tf do00 Capt. Carl Johnson of the Michg track team will be unable t compete on the cindery f r. several weeks. The strained…

WOLVERINES OCT. 30 Tulane university of New, Orleans will meet Michigan on the Ferry field griiron October 30. The announce- ment of this game was made by Mr. Bartelme yesterday. According to Mr. Bartelme the…

… will be the first one in which the Wolverines have played a southern team since the days when Michigan used to play Vanderbilt an- nually. The Tulane game is the seventh one to be arranged for the 1920…

April 28, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 150) • Page Image 1

…&raumb FIVE WOLVHERINES QUAILIFIN DRAKEl1L PROSSER, LAN DOW SKI, WELLVEN 8XITH AND VAN ORDEN SUCESSFUL HUBBARD PROVS STAR IN PENNSYLVANIA MEET; Leads Wolverines' Against Badgers WOL ERINES SET FORBADERSCRI…

… together ARD IN CONTROL OF with seven other entries. ATHLETICS Both of the Michigan entries in the; high jump qualified when Smith and! to be elected. Entire Campus MacEllven, the two Wolverine men vote) in…

… from Harvard. He is an authority on Wolverine boy. performance of -Platt, Williams of labor problems and has published sev- t Wisconsin Strong S .Kansas State Normal won his heat in eral notable books in…

… hopes on it to tie transportation commit- A new Socrates would have ample Ib stepand jmprec od sndrcam gents. Tihe Detroit Edison company Wolverines All Veterans tee. The committee of general taxa- excuse…

April 18, 1922 (vol. 32, iss. 140) • Page Image 1

… the Wolverines in the final game of for their experience. their southern tour, the final score The canoe plunged over the top pf being 12 to 1. Michigan 'worked un- the dam and was demolished on the…

… of a total of eight games played with Both Wednesday ande the diamond aggregations below the Mason Dixon line the Wolverines em- Thursday erged victorious in six encounters; losing two contests, one to…

April 06, 1922 (vol. 32, iss. 138) • Page Image 1

… PRODUCTION OF "SHAVINGS" Sixteen Wolverine diamond men headedby Coach Fisher and Capt Ernie Vick embark onrthe first lap' of their annual southern training trip tomorrow afternoon for Lexington, Ky., where…

… veteran moundmen, Dix- on, Liverance,. Schultz and Mudd, show a vast improvement over last year's form and if early season indi- cations may be taken as a criterion the Wolverine pitching staff should be…

April 29, 1920 (vol. 30, iss. 148) • Page Image 1

… Managing editors and business managers of The Michigan Daily, Michiganensian, Gargoyle, Chimes, Students' Directory, Athletic pro- gram, the managing editor of the Wolverine and any other publica- tion…

… Conquers Wolverines by Dint of Varsity's Errors in Eig4th NORMAL HURLER HOLDS MICH. BATTERS TO PAIR OF SINGLES Pitching- a no hit game against the Kalamazoo Normal nine yesterday aft- ernoon Ruzicka lost a…

… ,prettier game been played. The score was nothing to nothing for seven inn- ings, with the Wolverine atfack a tri- fle the stronger. . In the seventh frame Lundgren's men threatened. when Perrin singled and…

…, batting for Newell, walked and the Wolverine chances RESTRICTIONS ON STILL ARE IN El University Laboratories Face Down Unless Condito Improve Much "Ann Arbor is now generat tricity by water power from ron…

April 25, 1926 (vol. 36, iss. 151) • Page Image 1

… the ad act and1 ys to put law. tained any y in Con- CVMPEJ WOLVERINE FOUR MILE TEAM TAKES TIIIRD PLACE AT DRAKE RELAYS HOFF SETS RECORDj Locke Of Nebraska Shatters World's Record in 100 Yard Dash…

… a game halted several times in the later innings by rain. The Boilermakers scored in the first on a walk, stolen base, and a passed ball. The Wolverines tied it up in the fourth when Lange tripled and…

… singled, scoring ;ablon- owski and Lange, who also singled, sending Wilson to third. Edgar sing- led scoring Wilson. The Wolverines put the game on ice with two more in the sixth. Friedman walked, and…

… feet in the javelin throw is considerably less tha his best mark, and netted a third place, while last year Northrup won the event. The Wolverine star failed at 12 feet 6 inches in the pole vault…

…, appearing to have been tired out by his competition in the javelin throw. Nevertheless he attempted the broad jump after gaining a third in the pole vault, but failed to place. The Wolverine mile relay team…

April 30, 1927 (vol. 37, iss. 150) • Page Image 1

… ED UCATIONAL IDEALI AO[DDB Bs9uoHI RESS BEFORE CONYOCATIOh INTERNATIONAl BONDS MICHIGAN NINE WINS OVER SYRACUSE 82; HORNBERGER PLACES SECOND IN PENN MEET Cooper, Other Wolverine Entry, Falls To…

… two' mile field was one of the best as- sembled in'years. k Don Cooper, other Wolverine entry in today's events, failed to qualify in. the 120 yard high hurdle race. This, was a distinct surprise, as…

… todayl as the Pennsylvania relay carnivalj began.' s Lord David Burleigh, Cambridge, failed to repeat his 1925 victory in Wolverines -Feore Six Runs In Last 'wo Innings As Dixon Weakens; Play Second Game…

… Tomorrow DAVIS SCORES HOME RUN By Sports Editor, Syracuse Daily Orange SYRACUSE, N. Y., April 29-Scor- ing six runs in the final ;two innings, the Wolverine baseball team conquer- ed the Syracuse university…

April 25, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 147) • Page Image 1

….s literally a farce from its. very ,outset, by the score of 21 to 0. Twenty Wolverine hits combined, wvith six Aggie errors to rouite 'the (green and White completely while Coach Ray Fisher uncovereda pitch…

Wolverine recruit sent four Ag- gie batsmen back to the dugout via the strikeout h~ighwa~y and gave but one mian a complmentary to first. Burton Supprts ktegs Day On May 11 and 12 Thahers' Day will be…

April 24, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 146) • Page Image 1

… Senator ures faced both branches when they Coach Fisher and 21 members of the harry B. Whiteley, who introduce4 reconvened this week. In the house Wolverine baseball squad will leave the measure, are…

… and as they had all actively oppose the resolution. their programs, posters, and tickets If the measure should be reported CUpaRAN SAYS TnAT POLITICAL 'hved a rdtgly the Wolverines out by the committee…

…. The Farmer baseball mentor had quite a nucleus of veterans with which to start the season and seems to have built up a team which will give worthy opposition to the Wolverines. The Aggies of course have…

April 25, 1928 (vol. 38, iss. 152) • Page Image 1

… POLITICIANS WOLVERINE NINE TAKES FOUR" CONSECUTIVE BIG TEN BA5EB9 Prof. Herbert C. Sadler, head of the departments of marine engineer- ing and naval architecture in the col- leges of engineering and…

… India first Big Ten defeat of the season, 3-0 here this afternoon. Only hits were registered by the -invaders, and the Crimson squad got si: The first Wolverine run came in the second inning when Benny C…

April 22, 1928 (vol. 38, iss. 150) • Page Image 1

… all week, the regular ticket sale is scheduled to be- gin Monday morning in the Mimes box office. All seats are priced at 75 cents. HUNDRED IS WON IN :09.6 Wolverine Trackmen Capture Seven Places In…

… event with a toss of 154 feet, 11 3-4 inches, while Williams, an- other Wolverine entry, placed fifth. Century Mark Falls Splashing his way over a muddy track,. George Simpson, Ohio State's crack sprinter…

April 20, 1928 (vol. 38, iss. 148) • Page Image 1

… against the Wo4ve ines, a nine that has batting punch fielding ability and pitching strentlj Their victorious southern tour -an these facts presage that the Hawk oyes will test the Wolverines, Wy, have run…

…. But whethe Twogood can hold the Wolverin "murderers row," which has assauLt ed five enemy twirlers for 30 hits I1 two games in check, will remain matter of conjecture until the gam starts today. Iowa…

… Stars At Bat If Iowa has any edge over the o. verines, it is atabat, for the Hawkeye had a team,, average ol .300 for th seven games on the southern tri while the- Wolverine batsmen estat lished a team…

… forced tb Wolverine squad to complete its pre, parations for today's encounter- i Yost field. house yesterday afternoo STUDENTS HEAR A HEA "The Business of Gas and Its Futui ,Development" was the topic…

April 17, 1928 (vol. 38, iss. 145) • Page Image 1

… start for the Wolverine nine in its premier game of the 1928 chase after the Big Ten baseball title. The net result ,of all this was to dismiss the North- westernWildcats with two hits and a 7-1 defeat…

…'slants found a ready reception awaiting them, the Wolverines clipping his offerings for seven hits, well bunched for five runs. Although 'setting the Maize and Blue down in order in the first in- ning, Red…

… the mound, singled and Michigan had a 2-0 lead. The third inning found a renewal : of Wolverine activities. Nebelung drew a base on balls, the second off Hellerman, and raced on to second when the ball…

April 01, 1928 (vol. 38, iss. 140) • Page Image 1

… invitations, programs, and senior the Union yesterday noon, the fores-! time and place, other things equally important, The mersssr DaiyahsaeciedtosishthmrrielyWolverine -Wrestler Defeats Taxsn, decided canes…

… with 22 pol ites to wirt after qualify en in the preiminaries y the 'Wolverines met with mi ;ted opposition, especially tance events, where Ga ichiigan sophomore, was t' I. Shields, sensation fr in Young…

… :s ut. repeated his meet re :55 to win the 100 yard d Wolverine medley relayi ed a new intercollegate mx .2 and a new meet record' mn the 200 yard crawl rl Michigan point scorei,'8~w second l ace…

April 27, 1927 (vol. 37, iss. 147) • Page Image 1

Wolverines still prac- ticed some of the pranks that caused, them to bow in defeat in the first two Conference games, they suddenly realizedi their power with the bat and defeated the high-scoring Michigan…

…I State baseball team by a score of 6 to 4 on the Ferry field diamond yes-I terday afternoon. The victory over the State nine was as welcome as a warm spring day, being the only game that the Wolverines

April 24, 1927 (vol. 37, iss. 145) • Page Image 1

… score of 10 to 7. The fine fielding that the Mich- igan team displayed against Purdue in the season opener was only a pleasant memory yesterday, as the Wolverines rolled and tumbled after the 16 hits that…

… second inning, when the Purple scor- ed four runs, the ragged fielding of the Wolverines, and their inability to get to Mills, southpaw hurler, for timely hits, definitely put an end to the Michigan hopes…

April 22, 1926 (vol. 36, iss. 148) • Page Image 1

… agreement awaits the action of the American commission on "any offer made by France." COUNCIL MO YES TO CURB CHECK RAUD Wolverines Get Three Two Doubles To Gain After Two Are Out terday, beginning at 12…

… safe blows, five of which came in the third when the 'Wolverines scored four runs. r S Et I t is c Y i I I i t t II !fi t 11 t t T t c 1 t 4 { t .s i '3 i IE I conviction might be. SAYS METHODS…

April 22, 1924 (vol. 34, iss. 146) • Page Image 1

… them' ahead. Bad baseball. on the part of the Wolverines was largely responsi- ble for these runs. Markle, the Cincinnati twirler had a hard time finding the plate ini the seventh inning and Michigan…

… touched' him for two hits, two muefl walking and a batter hit by a pitched ball for a total of three runs. The Wolverines showed the result of their long trip and bad baseball was prevalent thrioughout the…

April 17, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 140) • Page Image 1

…-3. Another r Cincinnati in the sixthj a pair of runs in the eighth me on' ice for the Buckeye ok the Wolverine batting the day when he made two it of four trips to the plate. e other Michigan players' be in a…

… delivered many The Wolverine mentor returned last talks before high school and college Friday from a speaking tour of the gatherings, Everywhere he 'went be leading cities of the west. The. coach gatherings…

April 28, 1922 (vol. 32, iss. 149) • Page Image 1

…. Kelly, '24L, events and Wolverine supporters are assistant chairman, last night an- hoping that they will be able to give nounced that merchants and towns- all their- competitors a real battle people had…

… FISHER'S MEN, NULBERI TRIP; WILL PLAY T CONTESTS MEET'CHICAGO TO WISCONSIN SATE .Llverance Will Start Againsi With Dixon Slated for Badgers Coach Ray Fisher and 14 of the Wolverine Varsity team' left last…

April 23, 1922 (vol. 32, iss. 145) • Page Image 1

…, feature writ- riter and night editor. the position of cicula- n The Daily duringthe rd served as assistant ger of the Wolverine HAIR CAMP LEADER_ WANTED Issue Call for Student Volunteers to Aid in Insuring…

… t inning were the only cou ed by the Wolverines to game against Illinois on yesterday afternoon. Aft captain and first sacker, M\ opened the Indian half cf witha home run Michiga: and with a triple…

April 21, 1921 (vol. 31, iss. 136) • Page Image 1

… .of Panama was ratified to- Of the 10,623 students now attending Perrin Led Wolverine Batsmen With the paper was merely read before the day by the senate. It provides for a the University 6,472 , are…

… much for Ypsilanti SENIORIT T PLANT oratian was 59 to Normal college in the first home game 19, or d1 more than the necessary of the Wolverine diamond scheduletw-hrsmory. I EA BUR M N ofth olern daon…

April 06, 1921 (vol. 31, iss. 131) • Page Image 1

… Alpha Epsilon house, which has been vacated by the members and turned over to the Wolverines during their stay here. The men spent most of the morning exploring the campus and seeing the noted sights of…

…. The runners loosened up stiff muscles by long jogs on the cinders, and the jumpers tried the pits. A large crowd of California students were out on the field to watch the Wolverine work- outs. The…

April 27, 1929 (vol. 39, iss. 151) • Page Image 1

…, a communication ig oer by the Acppela choir to the Y 4--n 80 of flint. Approximately 4000 stu- t h tended the conferences which have district in Missouri just across the !and the Wolverine Yr of…

… Conferences on special subjects The Wolverine team of Freese, 'erously supporting certain biolog- ig a unanmous judges decision Arbor included in high school curricula In commemoration of the found- Dale and…

April 28, 1928 (vol. 38, iss. 155) • Page Image 1

… Asbeck's erra- tic twirling for Michigan was not too erratic and the Wolverine's closing rush finally allowed them to secure their ninth consecutive triumph, 4-1, yesterday at Ferry field. The two squads…

… in the fourth and fifth, and again in the sixth. Real- ly pretty fielding by Bud Morse term- inated the most threatening rally and some good pitching checked the others, enabling the Wolverines to hang…

April 28, 1927 (vol. 37, iss. 148) • Page Image 1

… team would be able to gain the advantage, but Puckelwartz had different ideas. It was the second victory in two days for the Wolverines, and the ,sixth consecutive practice game in which Michigan has…

… were made, but they did no damage. Also, the Wolverines came through in the pinches, a thing which they have failed to do in the past. The line-up follows: 3iicghian AB R II P A Loos,ss ..............3 0…

April 30, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 154) • Page Image 1

…- able to hold the Wolverine batters in check, being hit for 110hits duringthe six frames he worked. Captain Dill- man, Norrie Ryrholm and Buck Giles led the attack. Dillman and Giles each connected safely…

…. The ball committee will be at infield. The Wolverines also failed to the booth in the lobby of the Union score in this frame. To start the again today to give out the applica- fifth, Fisher beat out a…

April 29, 1924 (vol. 34, iss. 152) • Page Image 1

… Avalanche Second; WolverInes Up After That Northwestern's baseball ed a "comedy of errors' 1 its game against the Wol as a consequence Michig second Conference tilt of the one-sided score of 13 The Maize and…

… total to the um ber. Blott Opens Sor After the Wolverines had one, two, three in the ope Jack Blott opened the seC safety and Haggerty folo base on balls. Dillman to a hit and Blott was safe on the first…

April 26, 1924 (vol. 34, iss. 150) • Page Image 1

… 3,000 spec- tators were drenched. DALYWILL BROADCAST ALL.VARSITY BASEBAL VARSITY TO OPEN WITHSOIO TO INVADERS BOAST STRONG N WITH LARGE NUMBER OF VETERANS STRYKER TO START 01 MOUND FOR WOLVERINS

… Fisher Sends Squad Through Leng Batting Session to Improve Attack Michigan will renew her athi feud with Ohio State university tc at Ferry field when her Varsity bi ball nine opens the Wolverine Big…

… subiective and pan- Here is what the Majesti theater will :give' the heavy swatters, in the Wolverine club today: 5 passes for the first single, 8 passes for the first double, 12 for the first triple, 15 for…

April 24, 1921 (vol. 31, iss. 139) • Page Image 1

… out in the ninth. Then he loo ened for a moment, but long enoug to permit Wagner to drive out a lon double. Purdue batsmen could g only four hits off the two Wolverin hurlers. Ruzicka Starts Well…

… enough, giving him the high sign an sending Dixon into the box. From tha time on things were easy picking fo the Wolverines. Dixon proved conclu sively that he had earned a{place a one of Michigan…

April 26, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 148) • Page Image 1

… reports are in, ni tices to all the studenits designate on them ill e sent out imme iatel Totose who are low n 'one sul ect, just a warning of the fact wv 1 ;*,t f .Baldn Tent This afternoon the Wolverine

April 06, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 139) • Page Image 1

Wolverine mentor yesterday an- unced the personnel of the team iich will make the trip, the opeji- g game of which will be played at xington Ky., tomorrow afternoon ainst the University of Kentucky. (teen…

April 29, 1922 (vol. 32, iss. 150) • Page Image 1

… offensive1 and defensive provea no match for1 the Wolverines, who were never press- ed during the entire contest, Knode's homer, two base hit and three bagger were the feature of the game. A home riu clout by…

April 05, 1922 (vol. 32, iss. 137) • Page Image 1

…-SE Wolveri.ne mitt pushers m - perform before the adlniri I gazes of those women of t E University who evince an inte est in the manly sport. It h I been announced that the Mim theater will open its , doors…

April 03, 1928 (vol. 38, iss. 141) • Page Image 1

…. Yale JRemnains Unbeaten Inability to annex first places in other ,races cost the Wolverine their claim to an undisputed nationa championship and prevented then from snapping the string of 30 con secutive…

April 08, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 143) • Page Image 1

… further increase the present financial and political dilem- ma in France is the opinion of Prof. WOLVERINES WIN THREE PLACES ' John V. Van Sickle, of the economics1 IN DASH AS HUBBARD TIES department. The…

April 25, 1924 (vol. 34, iss. 149) • Page Image 1

…. According to the message the steam- er is now off the Suez canal and is heading towards. Naples. Dean Cabot will leave Ann Arbor this afternoon on the Wolverine for New York where he will embark for Naples to…

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