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May 26, 1929 (vol. 39, iss. 176) • Page Image 1

… IACK EI:T VARSITY NINE LOSES T0 ILLINI. TRIPLE IN 13TH VICTORY, 3 TO 2j Wolverines Hold Lead Over Badgers in Big Ten Race ASBECK HURLS GNg BALL Truskowski, Weintraub Captain In Tw Places o Events ri…

… in 9 of the 16 events on the program to pile up a total of 51 1-2 markers, an even dozen more than the number garnered by Ohio State, their Lead Wolverine .ipnsrnd…

… tional A. A. U. e Tolan and Capt. Wilfred f the Wolverine team estab- themselves among the high winners of the meet, Tolan .g the 100 and placing second 220 in addition to tieing the record in the former…

… event, the Wolverine Captain won ammer throw and placed in the javelin to total eight Tolan's total of nine points im a tie for second place in oring column with Gordon of An of Purdue and Rockaway o…

May 25, 1929 (vol. 39, iss. 175) • Page Image 1

… the Regents ia,' voted to retain the date that had two position for theWolverines, been used for over three-quarters IbeatKlein of the Midway team, six of a century, but the discovery of and five Roys…

…. Despite the ab-. Two changes in departnmenlts ueince of Dave Ward, star number were made by the Regents. The one player who will join the team departments of psychology and at Minneapolis, the Wolverines

… defeated Oker- Tolan and Brooker Brooks, who bloom and Fox of Ohio State, 6--1, earned places among the dual qual- 6-4. Purdue's combination of iiers, the Wolverine team tied with Worthington and Buck fell…

… before Ohio State for top position just one the Wolverines, 6-0, 6-2, in the point ahead of Illinois and Iowa, second round. The Michigan team which were deadlocked with 15 survived the semi-finals when…

… Ried each. Chicago trailed the four lead- and Bergherm of Northwestern ers with a total of 10. were defeated, 6-1, 6-0, 6-3. Michigan placed three men in The Wolverine doubles combina- both the discus…

… championship by winning a hard fought game from Iowa here today, 2 to 1. It was the fifth Big Ten victory for the Wolverines this season and as a re- sult the Hawkeyes, added to its list of victims, were…

… pitching alone was not the deciding factor. What pitching couldn't do, fielding did. The Michigan team was all over the field, and in the ninth inning, when Iowa made its final gesture, the Wolverines cut…

May 22, 1929 (vol. 39, iss. 172) • Page Image 1

…. Wheeler, William J. Bird, Francis ;TH.hBebee. and Richard A Furniss. Relict Pitcin Fails "T0o Check Spartan Attack Bu Cadwell Swanson Second string Wolverine pitching proved unequal to the task of turning…

… sambassador to Mexico. Choice of Tribe to run the day by Hebert Palmer, '29, chair-y inning, in which the Wolverines coPE I[ 1 IL Meanwhile the Morrow party gauntlet. day by He Pamter, - iige. ayed close to the…

… occurred, Byrne holding the Wolverines to a single hit while splendid Michigan *support kept Montague out of danger. In the State half of the seventh the fire- works began and did not end until. the…

Wolverine batters down sickness, he said. night, and Thursday, May 30, mati- tion of "Samuel Hall" given by an permen to dinner last year. At this The other was the Fokker flying 'with regularity. After…

May 19, 1929 (vol. 39, iss. 170) • Page Image 1

…ESTABLISHED 1890. JrY *iiy MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX,, Vol. 170 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 19, 1929 EIGHT PAGES SBEC i_ 1 ., S aRTH 13-0 Varsity WOLVERINES SHO Thinclads…

…- ble over third. Straub scored when Schwartz threw wild to first on Weintraub's grounder, after Kubi- cek had been retired. One hit, an ' error, a sacrifice, and a man hit by pitcher gave the Wolverines

May 18, 1929 (vol. 39, iss. 169) • Page Image 1

… Triple To WinContest Bay J. C. Baker, Sports Editor, Purdue Exponent LAFAYETTE, Ind., May 17.-It took ten innings of a hard, well-played game to enable Coach Fisher's Wolverine base- ball team to prove its…

… after two men before him had been put out at first. But Caraway knocked a grounder to Weintraub and was put out at first, leaving the Wolverines with an un- Chile Retains Arica While Peru 's blemished…

… control Forty-six years of international and a tantalizing change of pace. wrangling over the South American The Wolverine pitcher, however, provinces, Tacna and Arica, were had things his way a little more…

… Chilean victory in that bases only to be called out at home district. for interfering with the play. Immediately after today's an- The Wolverines scored again in nouncement, the Bolivian legation the eighth…

May 12, 1929 (vol. 39, iss. 164) • Page Image 1

… ESTABLISHED 1890 I r AiW# Da ti S MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRES Vol. XXXIX, No. 164 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 12, 1929 EIGHT PAGES ,. _ TRACKMEN DEFEAT GOPHERS, 82-53;E[I~l WOLVERINES

… as against five for the Gophers and dividing first honors in the high jump, the Wolverines were at no time in serious danger of being outpointed by the local team. Otterness was the high point man of…

… attendance. McAfee was in rare form today as he tamed the Illini, re- tiring eighlt of the opposition by tfie strike-out route. But for an error by Kubicek in the fourth inning, the Wolverine. mound ace might…

…Coy led his mates with the stick, getting a pair of singles, while Corridon and McAfee were the only Michigan men who failed to hit safely. The Wolverines went into a one- run lead in the first inning…

May 08, 1929 (vol. 39, iss. 160) • Page Image 1

… ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 8, 1929. EIGHT PAGES WOLVERINES r TAKE' SECONDBALL GAME FROM MEIJI TEAM HOME NINE DUPLICATES SCORE OF MONDAY'S VICTORY IN SIXTH INNING JAPANESE SCORE IN FIFTH! Montague…

May 07, 1929 (vol. 39, iss. 159) • Page Image 1

… tie and Active arrangements for the '29, chairman of the registration at the Graystone ballroom in De- tory and defeat today for the ad- gave the Wolverines a 3-2 decision opera of next year are now…

… mmbrspar d I 0 1 mng team in a brilliant hurling duel. l[n of the S. C. A. and the Oratorical would be present for the vote and E.Je The big Wolverine right hander re-I Association last night. would cast…

May 05, 1929 (vol. 39, iss. 158) • Page Image 1

… track Coach Steve Farrell's Wolverine trackmen For many months standing at before commencement. the corner of Ingalls and North Early in the spring of 189 the opened the 1929 dual meet season with a…

… Craig, another An interpreN tive program giver UflTiI UI1Play Production will presen Ketz, big Wolverine hammer by the University Women's Gle{ G re ettih ign, aletre i n red Club and Orchesis filled the…

May 27, 1928 (vol. 38, iss. 180) • Page Image 1

…M ihigaii Comes To Bat In Ninth Inning By Morris Quinn Louie Weintraub's long home run along the left field foul line in the Wolverine half oFf the ninth inning broke up one of the best pitchers' battles ever…

… from 9 until 12 o'clock a determination of the Senate to keep the run to the Wolverine cause by The Baccalaureate Address will be I Boulder dam as the unfinished busi- making a balk anh Umpire Greene…

May 26, 1928 (vol. 38, iss. 179) • Page Image 1

… in at the top by taking 15 pl-a.ces for the finals. 3fiehigan Qualifies Nine Ni'ne Wolverines, two of whom came to the meet on their own hook, earnedf the right ti compete in the finals, Michigan…

… singles tournament here to- day when he defeated Captain Bar- ton of Michigan, 1-6, 6-2, 6-4, 6-4, in Ctecourts. Budd's hard volleys from WOLVERINES SEE TQ AVENGE CHALLENGE BALLOT LEGALITY mid…

… DECISION TODAY came as a surprise, especially as the SELEcT M'AFEE TO PITCH Wolverine leader had defeated him Amendment Proposes To Change 6-3, 6-3, in a dual meet match at Chi- Crimson Has Won Reputation As…

… the proposed merit sys- ed a bit tired. years seems asured, when the highly tem at an assembly of Union mem- rated Harvard nine crosses bats with bers held Thursday night. Coac'h Ray Fisher's Wolverines

… schedule without a single defeat, the of the Union was put to a vote thButterfield Managers Are Providing Wolverines will be seeking to avenge male membership Thursday night. The Celebration In Honor Of Big…

…- chief of which occured following the Barbee is the only pitcher who has lications board appoints the business Michigan-Iowa basketball game last been able to turn back the Wolverines managers and managing…

… hit- argued by its adherents that it would iouncement that hereafter, the thea- ting aggregations, the Wolverine av- result in taking the offices in questior ers will supply an operator and the erage…

May 23, 1928 (vol. 38, iss. 176) • Page Image 1

…> Wolverine Netmen Win Eight Matches Out of Nine In Final Dual Meet Of Season BARTON DEFEATS BU D D Losing only one match of the nine the Michigan Varsity tennis team ov- erwhelmed Chicago yesterday at the…

May 19, 1928 (vol. 38, iss. 173) • Page Image 1

… the Senate side the tax debateI rolled along under difficulties. Var- ious senators had remarks outside the subject to expound and Ashurst, of Arizona, helped things a little by get- WOLVERINE

… Fifteen Events With Chance For Second Places Conceded only an outside chance,+ Coach Steve Farrell's Wolverines will engage the powerful Illini track team' in their final dual meet of the season1 this…

… have little chance of get- ting better than a third. The Wolverines should win a large share of the points in the hurdles with Cooper likely to break the meet record in the lows. Jones should get a place…

… place one- two !although Waldo or Falker of Michigan might spring an upset. The Wolverines are hard hit in the broad jump with Champman out, as he should have had little trouble in tak- ing a first…

…. Arendt will be the sole entree in this event, but he should pick up a second. Pole Vault Looks Bad The pole vault looks like another bad event for the Wolverines with only Erickson to compete against…

May 13, 1928 (vol. 38, iss. 168) • Page Image 1

… : i IN CLOSE MEET RHEA TAKES HIGH POINT HONORS 'OF DAY By Morris Quinn Encountering unexpected opposition from a determined Gopher team, the Wolverine trackmen repeated their performance of last week…

…Kinnon (Minn.); Knoepp (Mich.), second; Widman (Mich.), third. Distance-179 Wilford etz Wolverine weight star whose toss of 160 feet, 10 inches in the hammer event against the Minnesota entries established a…

… the 1928 Big Ten race to eight, with defeat yet to stalk Wolverine premises. Since every other team has lost at least two games, the Wolverines need only to win half of their remaining contests to be…

… Freddie Asbeck. Th6 Wolverine right field collared four hits d two home runs out of eight times at bat in addition to coaxing a base on balls, sacrific- plate during yes- ing and handling four putouts. der…

… fathers Nebelung, ef 3 0 0 2 0 0 to all sorts of baseball. in the Union ball- Loos, ss 3 1 1 2 2 2 Wolverines Score Early annual Father and Lange, rf 5 2 2 2 0 0 The first game was a pushover for red by…

May 11, 1928 (vol. 38, iss. 166) • Page Image 1

… and in rain during the morning,; Weekly will not be effected until the the Wolverines collected nine point's to beginning of next fall, Hooker said INorthw'estern's three, leaving the yesterday, when…

May 08, 1928 (vol. 38, iss. 163) • Page Image 1

… construction and maintenance work, Mr. Pardon ex- plained yesterday, and the relative cost of various methods employed also receives consideration. M'AFEE IS STAR IN CONTEST HERE f r Bill McAfee Wolverine right…

… CONFERENCE VICTOR1 WOLVERINES BUNCH 12 HITS AND PLAY ERRORLESS BALL IN FIELD M'AFEE GIVES FOUR HIT: Varsity Chalks Up Fifteenth Game 0 Season In Handing Wisconsin Its Third Big Ten Defeat By MORRIS QUINN…

… Wisconsi team its third Big Ten defeat of th season yesterday afternoon at Ferr field, 9-1. The victory was the Wolverine' fifteenth of the season and their fift -'-------' - -'+7straight Conference success…

May 06, 1928 (vol. 38, iss. 162) • Page Image 1

… achievement and true de- mocracy are two great attainments. They go hand in hand., The political asnects of education must not be in- WOLVERINES ARE VICTORS OVER OHIO TRACKMimEN AT COLUMBUS; HARVARD ROUTS MI1…

… into the river. THREE RUNS CHALKED UP AS MICHIGAN OPENS WITH DRIVING ATTACK 0OSTERBAANHITS HOMER Asbeck Hurls For Wolverines; McCoy Leads Rally For Home Team In Fifth Inning (Special to The Daily…

…. The Crimson's advantage was short lived, as Michi gan knotted the count in the nexi. inning. McCoy led the Wolverine rally with a single,.Nebelung walked, and Cap- tain Loos, diminutive shortstop, sent…

… Buckey stadium, 77 1-2 to 57 1-2. With three events to be completed Ohio State trailed the Wolverine by a single point, but by taking al three places intthejavelin throw first and second in the broad jmn…

May 05, 1928 (vol. 38, iss. 161) • Page Image 1

… Featured Byi CAPT URES SECOND COLGATE ISERIIES 00STERBAAN PITCHES 'E I ( INNINGS; RELIEVED BY GAWNE a Louie Weintraub Wolverine third baseman whose fielding and hitting featured Michi- gan's second…

…. Bridges starred for Colgate, sensationally,'while Hagy, an also played well. Weintraub, Wolverine thirn starred at bat and in the fie Lange and Captain Loos alsc to advantage. Nebelung's sh aten 01 we'n iy…

May 04, 1928 (vol. 38, iss. 160) • Page Image 1

… ball for the first two innn but in the third triples by McCoy Nebelung, and a single by Loos g the Wolverines a two run lead. ( gate tied the score in the fot frame, when Acker reached first Mc…

… oppose the Wolverine tw: f with Gardner, a veteran, held it - serve. I Seniors To Don Caps' And Gowns Tuesday In Annual Swing-out Following the swing-out exercises of the senior class, next Tuesday…

May 29, 1927 (vol. 37, iss. 175) • Page Image 1

… the javelin 1hers of the calbinet and several am- Fouir second places were secu bassador. y the Wolverines, by Ketz in ti l verywhere he went through the mer throw, Lovette in the streets the populace…

…. The Wolverine star was barely beat out at the tape by the Hawkeye sprinter. Kriss of Ohio was beaten out of third place by Rea of Minnesota. Rasmus of Ohio State captured the discus throw with a toss…

…. lornberger Fails To Place The two mile run brought Michi- gan's greatest set-back 'of the day, when Ted Hornberger finished in sev- enth place. The Wolverines' great two miler just could not make the grade. I…

… the day to 12 points by winning the jave- lin throw with a toss of 181 feet and 1 inch. The Wolverines took the lead when Northrop placed third in this event. Rinehart of Indiana captured second place…

… full of thrills, errors, and arguments, Michigan was definitely eliminated fom the Conference base. ball race yesterday when Iowa scored one run in the eighth to win by a score of 4-3. The Wolverines

May 28, 1927 (vol. 37, iss. 174) • Page Image 1

… last round by defeating Bard of Illinois 6-1, 9-7, 3-6, 6-4. Should Boldenweck give O'Con- nell a strenuous battle in the morning the Wolverine entrants will be a slight favorite if the Illini win the…

… exceptional in view o of conditions. Twelve Wolverines si gained a total of 16 places for the s Maize and Blue, while Iowa, Illinois and Wisconsin followed with 10, 9 I and 8 positions for the finals to be l…

… better than 44 feetc 8 5-8 inches. The Wolverines suffered a severe setback in the high hurdles when Don Cooper, running in t he fast thirdI heat, trailed McGinnis of WisconsinC and McKeever of Illinois to…

May 26, 1927 (vol. 37, iss. 172) • Page Image 1

…I odd set from Phillips in a spectaculara come-back. Th accurate driving of the Northwestern star kept BartonI from .the .net in the second set and the Wolverine lost 6-2 after having won the first by the…

… Goldsmith had no trouble defeating, Collins in straight sets 6-3, 6-4. Moore's driving game was too severe for Ho*- ard and the Wolverine won 6-2, 7-5. , Schaefer playing his usual method-; ical game…

May 20, 1927 (vol. 37, iss. 167) • Page Image 1

… Spanish galleon E The Wolverines threatened again in to show cause why the injunction concert engagements throughout the book ends selected as favors for the the sixth when Nebelung beat out an should not…

May 19, 1927 (vol. 37, iss. 166) • Page Image 1

…- cation about 1500 miles in an air line from New York in time to signal the American fliers after they take off. PARIS, May 18.-The gallant at- COLGATE SCORES 1 2 WIN OVERl WOLVERINE TEAM IN DULL GAME…

… offering of three Wolverine pitchers while Hopkins, the Maroon hurling ace held Michigan helpless, granting only four hits during the entire of yesterday's uninteresting game on Ferry field. The final score…

… of the fray was 12-2 in favor of the Easterners. The' one outstanding performance of the day was turned in by Hopkins, Colgate pitcher. In addition to holding the Wolverines to four hits, none of which…

Wolverine victory. All such Ideas vanished, however, with a two run rally by Colgate in this inning. As if' this were not enough, the Maroons batted around in the ninth to add five more tallies. Michigan…

…-ruskowski, who substituted for Davis behind the bat, was responsible for one misplay and two other throws that were shady. Two well executed double-plays brigh- tened the work of the Wolverines con- siderably…

May 15, 1927 (vol. 37, iss. 163) • Page Image 1

… supremacy between the two teams, ping the league leading Illini, 6 to ano for the third successive timethe 0, this afternoon. It was Illinois' first Wolverines- scored a victory by a beating of the season in…

… seven Big small margin, yesterday's final score Ten games. Don Miller, ace of the being 72-63. Wolverine staff, pitched splendid ball When all but three events had been for Michigan although he almost…

… real story of his in- in the broad jump, the Wolverines vincibility is related by the fact that needed only one point in the javelin Illnois lett 11 men on bases. to assure themselves a victory, but Two…

… third place. But the beat the throw home, scoring Puckel- humor f the situation soon vanished wartz ahead of him. Oosterbaan walk- for the drenched Wolverine support- ed and Davis singled, Benny scoring…

… Puckelwartz, of . . .. 42 2 2 0 0 - oober Wills Low Hurdles Kubicek, 2b....... 4 2 2 0 4 0 The Wolverines scored a slam in. Oosterbaan, lb1.... 3 2 2 13 0 0 the low hurdles with Cooper flash- Davis, c…

… 13 2 ahead of Royer. tx-Batted for Greene in ninth. At this point the Wolverines seem- xx-Batted for Andrews in ninth. - ed sure winners of the meet, but with Score by innings: Lyon scoring an…

…. Struck out by I men drew up on even terms with the -Stewart, 3; Andrews, 2; Miller, 1. Wolverines. -.Bases on balls-off Andrews, 2; Miller' Simon made a leap of 23 feet, 1 f 3. Hits-off Stewart 6 in 3 1…

May 14, 1927 (vol. 37, iss. 162) • Page Image 1

… CENTS . r WOLVERINES RESUME TRACK RIVALRY WITH Alumnius Will Talk1 At Today's Banquet "UI '' BAD WEATHER CAUSES' FLOOD WATERS SHIFT' FURTHER POSTPONINGATTACK AND MENACE' OF AMERICAN FLIOHT…

… noon. by margins of four and seven points- respectively, seems imminent al- though the Wolverines will make a strong attempt to pile up a consider COULD015 MADE HEAD ably' largerscore than their 71…

May 08, 1927 (vol. 37, iss. 157) • Page Image 1

… afternoon, in a game marred by the usual erratic fielding and poor hitting ability of the Wolverines. If Michigan was considered a con- tender for the title, Illinois can be easily named as the real…

…Mr ae.cisio>V. "Lighthouse," the Port Huron high ee) choo paer, as lectd t theof- After the feeble Wolverine threat ree) school paper, was elected to the of-i the sixth, Illinois increased its 3 to fice…

… bs ie N ( Central, Central Student; class B, Wo r s e. i Y Holland High school, Maroon and;M Wolverines Score- in Eighth E' JUNIOR REI; ESEN TATIVE [Orange; weeklies: class A, Highland.k Park…

…. The Wolverines trailed the Hawk- eyes through the greater part of the meet, never having the lead from the second event -to the twelfth when SMaizeand Blue runners took all three places in the half mile…

…, being defeated by Dahem, a comparatively unknown Wolverine who took second. Northrop won with a lean of 22 feet 10 1-2 inches. The captains' duel in the pole vault resulted in a victory for Boyles of…

May 07, 1927 (vol. 37, iss. 156) • Page Image 1

… sentative of the University of Michigan Press club meeting which will be hed thrilling drama of lifesaving was un- ing secretary of the Union the students are the factors which newps. for the Wolverines, will…

…- upon it livenr a i re c hne toft e irst , nthp~i~ ~revent any serfous loss of life'...__. or of intercollegiate athletics, was unions z Wolverines are conceded an excellenti Sophomores Win First Pull…

May 06, 1927 (vol. 37, iss. 155) • Page Image 1

… club course by the close'scre of 13-11 here today. The Wolverines carried the Purdue team to the last green, when Capt. Fridlin and Lehman won from Connor and Bergelin on the eighteenth hole of the…

May 05, 1927 (vol. 37, iss. 154) • Page Image 1

… ESTABLISHED 1890 it ian 4::3 ttl MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS t--- VOL. XXXVIL No. 154 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1927 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS r WOLVERINES

…; Wolverines had already scored nine runs, did Miller ease up "and allow the home team to score. Maxton, ace of the Purdue hurling staff, was un- able to oppose Miller on the mound because of a sore arm, and…

… Star Wolverine twirler, who pitch- ed Michigan to her first Conferenc victory over Purdue, yesterday, 11-4. Miller allowed the Boilermakers only six hits, and himself drove out a three-bagger. 0f…

May 01, 1927 (vol. 37, iss. 151) • Page Image 1

… graduation Dr. arkothes coenant, is, by9 ktween the American representatives Stearns taught at hill school, Potts- inches and weighs 11 pounds. NORlTHOP, HESTER WIN EVENTS AT PENN RELAYS; WOLVERINES 'LOSE TO…

… its successor. ----,- s i I [NEELUNG AND ASBECK FAIL TO STOP HARD HITTING OF ORANGE TEA I WOLVERINES CHECKED Victors Open Wit Four Ituns In First Inning And 3Iakloe Other Scores In Later Frames…

May 25, 1926 (vol. 36, iss. 176) • Page Image 1

…- joyment." Agriculture accounted for over the Wolverines in a baseball Asserts ThIlat Use Of State And Local sion to make the project for strength- 13 per cent; mining and manufactur- 9game this afternoon…

… TIES TWO GAME SERIES BY 8-5 VICTORY OVER WOLVERINES FIELDING IS POOR Wisconsin's Defeat By Purdue Places Varsity In Undisputed Possession Of First Position in Big Ten Although the Michigan baseball team…

… yesterday at Madison. By virtue of a record of nine wins to only one defeat, the Wolverine ag- gregation has a percentage of .900. I iconsin, the secon rplace team, had (suffered two defeats prior to the game…

… played here Saturday will only serve to finish the schedule for the Wolverines and to deterine- tie margin of their claim on tie Big Ten championship. In a contest marked by heavy hit- ting and poor…

May 23, 1926 (vol. 36, iss. 175) • Page Image 1

… DEFEAT WISCONSIN Wolverines hIigh AND TIES FOR AN0THER TO SUORE 14 POUNTS FOUR MARKS FALL Win, 22 to 2, Playing In Wind; Lead 11 to 1 By Noon .+..vv. aav wu . .Uau a.U L11G k CA LVIULVG VL Liltz t 1 t…

… the overwhelmingy core of 22-2. Following their win over Northwestern in such a fashion' stamped the Wolverine team as one of he best in the Big Ten, excelled by Chicago alone, which has not lost aj…

… Conference meet. A high wind, which swept the course during the morning, seemed to other the Wisconsin men but had no ffect on the Wolverine golfers who pimped into a lead of 11-1 by noon. Captain Feely shot…

…, the Wolverine pair having a best ball score of 70, which is two below par. The second of the foursomes proved o be the most thrilling of the match-f s, with Connor and Cole shooting 751 nd 76…

… remembered by Michigan fans. The Wolverine hurdler got a fair start, and was trailing the leaders at the half way mark by several yards. He crept up gradually, and was just a yard behind Werner over next to…

… :25.6 seconds.I Another upset cane when Captain Freyberg, Wolverine middle distance man was beaten in both' the mile and the half mile. In the former event E Freyberg was in last place going into the…

… second behind the Ferry Ifield record. Northrop was the high point man of the meet, the versatile Wolverine ac- counting for 14 markers. He was tied with his team mate Prout in the pole vault, won the…

… in the ninth inning and beating Illinois 5 to 4 yesterday, the Wolverines virtually assured them- selves of the 1926 Conference base- ball championship. Unless Wisconsin, who is in the second place…

May 22, 1926 (vol. 36, iss. 174) • Page Image 1

… TTACMEN Will MEET ILLINI SQUAD HERE TODAY EXPECT MANY MARKS TO FALL AS LEADING B6 TEN SQUADS CLAS BOTH UNDEFEATED Wolverines Favored To Score Heavily In Dashes; Visitors Strong In Hurdle Events In what…

… in these events, although Voelker might come through in the righs, and Lasser ortSnider in the lows. At best not more than six or teven points can be gleaned by the Wolverines from the hurdles. Expect…

May 21, 1926 (vol. 36, iss. 173) • Page Image 1

…' SEEK IVNGE ON OHIO STAEDINE TODAYl 13VCKEYES ONLY TEAM THAT hAS WON FROM WOLVERINES THIS SEASON DGAR'S LOSS FELTf Coaches Feel That Victory Will Give Team Added Confidence To Win Next Two Games Michigan…

May 18, 1926 (vol. 36, iss. 170) • Page Image 1

… consecutive Conference win for the Wolverines, and the seventh of the season as against one loss. Tess Edgar, stellar Wolverine catcher, suffered a split finger in the ninth inning of the game, and it is…

… men across the plate, while one runner scored for the Wolverines. Iowa completedtthe scor= ig, witha single run in the fiial1 rame . Captain Wilson, who figured in )he Illini game on Saturday with a…

… supplied y Oosterbaan and Puckelwartz who snared catches that were well-nigh mpossible. Both balls, had they not been garnered by the two Wolverine outfielders, would have gone for ex- ra bases. Davis…

May 16, 1926 (vol. 36, iss. 169) • Page Image 1

… combination' Shay and Armstrong, 6-4, 6-3. Steph- ens and Vose won the final match of the afternoon defeating Wheetman and Tatham 6-2, 8-6. The Wolverines left Minneapolis last night for Chicago where they meet…

… illness. Coach Fisher removed Miller in the ninth and Walter finished in good fashion the game that meant a great deal to Michigan's championship hopes. The Wolverines began their fight in the first…

May 11, 1926 (vol. 36, iss. 164) • Page Image 1

… RUN BY TESS EDGAR TENTH INNING SCORES WINNING TALLY IN SCORE IS 6 TO 5 Wolverines Score First In Third But hlawkeyes Tie Score In Fourth; Loos Ties Count In Ninth I Michigan captured the lead in the…

… Conceptions Of Human Work At courts giving the Wolverines a 6 to 5 Sunday Convocation victory over Iowa. The home run culminated the most SKEAT RENDERS MUSIC thrilling game seen on Ferry field this season; a…

May 09, 1926 (vol. 36, iss. 163) • Page Image 1

Wolverines, but after three halts the sun broke through and from then on either team could have taken the game. Michigan had her biggest thrill in the ninth inning, when Ascher, the first man up, tripled. Ser…

… is for Uni- versity students and faculty. The convocation begins promptly at 11 o'clock. Track Captain Awarded Prize fIn Scholarship Richard H. Freyberg, '26, star miler and captain of the Wolverine

… 100 yards. Phil Northrop, three event star of the Wolverine team, accounted for 10 points when he won his favorite event, the javelin, took second in the broad jump and tied for second in the pole vault…

May 02, 1926 (vol. 36, iss. 157) • Page Image 1

… sponsored by the Student Ond game of the series 4 to 0. The council and the Women's league, with Orange team gave its hurler errorless an address on "Students and Their support while the Wolverines were…

…."Alenandrheirlon Wolverines. Three Orangemen were OIrgan Aost ue.......... retired at home plate by Edgar, and OrCI...... nan 16 were left on the bases during the ........March tron Naaman contest. In almost every inning…

May 01, 1926 (vol. 36, iss. 156) • Page Image 1

… Kruger Don Miller, once the pride of Syra- cuse, N. Y. when he was a high school pitching star, yesterday twirled the Wolverine Varsity nine to a 3-0 vic- tory over the Syracuse university team in the…

…; Game Errorless The defensive work of both teams was perfect for the afternoon, not an error being chalked up for either team. Harlan Walter is slated to take the mound for the Wolverines In today…

May 30, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 180) • Page Image 1

… regarding the Norwegian's trip to - - the North Pole. "The explorer's stay I may have been actuated by any one WOLVERINE TRACK TEAM KEEPS UNBROKEN of numerous reasons. He would have I STRING OF VICTORIES…

… afternoon on Ferry field when the Wolverine track team defeated Wisconsin 81-54. by this decisive defeat of the Badgers, the claim of Tom Jones and his team to the indoor Conference title was for once and all…

… mile that the Wolverines looked like the overwhelming victors that they later turned out to be. Both teams scored slams in two events, the Badgers placing three men in both the mile and the two mile. De…

May 29, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 179) • Page Image 1

…-ad been retired byA a double play and a strikeout in their half of the last frame, the Wolverines scored the winning run after two men were out. Haggerty opened the inning by flying out to Futakami and…

… scoring un- til the thirteenth, when Wilson cinched his hero role by hitting safe- ly to bring in Coleman with the win- ning tally. Tom Fisher pitched the first five innings for the Wolverine nine and held…

… another pinch hitter in the twelfth inning. Ruetz, appearing for the first time this sea- son, finished the game and gets cred- it for the victory. The fast play of the Wolverine defense saved the pitchers…

… SCORE ONLY IN FOURTH INNING; WOLVERINES OPEN IN SIXTH DEFENSE IS FAST he described th e change in terms or teachers. "He built the future on teachers who knew how to get more out of a etudent by throwing…

May 28, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 178) • Page Image 1

… the whole game. Each --------- ----_ pitcher struck out four men. ForsixI Innings, Ono had the Wolverines baffled. They were unable to connect with, the ball solidly, and could only offer roundePrs to…

…I hall where they will be received by and general manager. are caring for Wolverines Score in tSeventhg acting-President Alfred H. Lloyd and the executive affairs of the institu-' Ryrholm hit safely in…

May 27, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 177) • Page Image 1

…'d For Wolverines Fresh from a weekend trip which resulted in victories Aver Illinois and Iowa Saturday and Monday, the Var- sity baseball team arrived in Ann Arbor late yesterday afternoon and took the…

… Presbyterian hospital, after an operation for carcinoma of- fell a notch due to the defeats at the hands of the Wolverines. Fisher's Dr. Charles Poor Will I)euotce Ein. team is now in fourth place, one stein…

May 26, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 176) • Page Image 1

… rites and rituals of his Form. as Wolverines Climb Into know. disciples. Fourth Position 'There Awenydds will be taught the Only those who have proven thei lmeaning of the symbols and the j worth and are…

… limbs trembling, but with hearts of ternoon. The Wolverines climbed old men in teaching the new. burnished steel. into fourth place in the Conference standings on the win. This afternoon's contest was the…

… fashion today. Pucklewartz, new outfield luminary on the Michigan team, got a home run4 on a long drive over the fence. Mar- ghall, star Iowa moundsman, was un- able toh old the Wolverine batsmen, although…

… given perfect support by his cast. The Wolverines face a heavy week, meeting the Japanese all-stars at Ann Arbor on Thursday and Friday and 'the Iowa nine again on the home lot the day following. Score…

May 23, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 174) • Page Image 1

… and Charlie Wolcott's javelin, also qualified In the high j emtied, more slowly than usual per- jump. Mason, of the same school, Wolverines of this city played con- earned the right to compete in the…

… schools of Ann Arbor are admit- ted free. The admission fee of 25 cents is required of other persons, Honor Gomberg For Research I4 Ch i LM WOLVERINE NINE WILL MEET lL1lNOIS TODAY; KRICKBAUM ENTERSTENNIS…

… doubles semi-finals held late Wolverine squad has gradually come Inday thgalows -an sureockatf out of an attack of staleness that has today Sagalowsky and Kurcrock of hampered its playing for some time…

… the Wolverines was of bring two or three to light. a sensational nature, although he was hardly in as good form as Jabonowski. The Varsity squad will move on to Z ILL Il QSIUE E[NSIAg ,Iowa City tonight…

May 22, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 173) • Page Image 1

… Michigan team results are: Ted Weem's Oriole Orchestra, Charlie Yearlings to Meet at Masonic Temple Kurgrock, Butler, beat Goldstein, Wolcott's Wolverines, Will For Annual Spring Dance Michigan, 6-3, 6…

… and Charlie Wolcott's Masonic temple for their informal Northwestern, 7-5, 5-7, 6-3. Krick- baum and Vose, Michigan beat Miller Wolverines of this city will usher in spring party. This will be the first…

May 21, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 172) • Page Image 1

… FEATUREFrost Chosen To Give Speech SEC0D FESTA AtCnocto I n IF it St 1t.S ~i t i END PREPARATIONSFO IO 01I Oriole Terrace Orchestra, Wolverines, Are Chosen To Furnish Music For Annual Affair E[FFINGER SPEAKS…

… , this lyric and musical text; he has committee are George W. Ross, Jr., time for his inauguration as presi- r and Charlie Wolcott's Wolverines,scys seldom employed actual bells in the '26, and Charles G…

…. Fourteen poems, submitted b students, are included in the issue Among the contributors are Su Grundy Bonner, '26, Donald E. I Snyder, '25, E. Lyle Davenport, '2 and Mary E. Cooley, '26. WOLVERINE NINE EASLY…

Wolverine team, with the exception of Froemke, who got in the game in the ninth inning, got at least one safety off the Aggie hurler, while Harlan Walter, who re- lieved Hovey in the first inning, held his…

Wolverines. Chrery, Walter, and Haggerty led the Michigan team's hitting. Cherry got a double' and three singles out of five times at bat, Walter th'ree singles in five chances, while Haggerty had a perfect…

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