… the university. As a student you have tak- en what other men before you have left; it's your turn now to remember your obligation to the men who are coming after you. NINE WOLVERINE ATHLETES QUALIFY IN…
…- eration of the subject," said Coolidge last night. NINE 'WOLVERINE ATHLETES QUALIFY IN PRELIMINARIES (Continued from page 2.) 2-5 seconds. ,Fourth heat: Lipipncott (Penn) first; Martin (Dartmouth) second…
… twelve putouts show- ing how hard the Wolverines were slugging. Michigan scored one in the first on three clean hits, and followed it up with two more in the third when Web- ber's hit went for a homer…
… game serics cially adopted by five classes on the which is to terminate tomorrow and it campus, the first year laws and engi- neers, and the fresh, soph, and junior is needless to say that the Wolverines…
… improbable that the Wolverines will place. The races between Jones of Cornell and Tabor ofBrown in the half and the mile should be the thrillers of the meet and critics are divided as to the outcomes. The pole…
… youngsters entered and part nable contents of the office which were of the surprise spoils will no doubt go' perishable had been removed, he re- to the Wolverines. turned for a last look at his water soaked…
… SISLER'S SORE ARM MAY KEEP HIM FROM BOX Star Twirler Injures Wing Throwing From Field in Pennsy Game and Will Probably Not Pitch Again. WOLVERINES HIT BALL HARD WHILE ON EASTERN JOURNEY Seven Bat Above 800…
… long throw to the plate which probably was itesponsible for the change for the worse in the throwing member, which will keep him from working in the box. While the heavy hitting Wolverin- es were…
… journey to Lehigh today, as the Lehigh management called the game off. Rain and wet grounds were giv- en as the reason for the canceling of the Michigan-Lehigh battle. The Wolverines are stopping at the…
… for had started out as a regular pitchers' Monday afternoon. Damm declared; battle with Sisler doing the box work that he would contest the case, and) for the Wolverines, and was sliding carry it to the…
… of a mys- battling after two innings.. tery. J. H. Minzey, '16, and Ward The Wolverines left tonight for Hopkins, '16, the two students who Pennsylvania where they tackle Le- gave the information to…
… and ,nsportation well scattered but serable support put him in -d holes and he was lucky to es- *I Although the Wolverines gathered more misplays than the hone letters, they did not come at such pinch…
… the annu- losing to MeLlean, but the Wolverines al celebration. took every other event and won the With more than 1,000 first year men doubles. in a walk, the local players on the campus the councilmen…
… campus publications,ove will be held. seeing the financial side and appointi: A report of the play committee will the managers of The Michigan Dai be presented, at ' this time and other the Wolverine, the…
… that his team mates gave im, it wa's easy sailing for him. Syr- cuse presented Nichols, the same urler who is credited with a five to ne victory over the Wolverines in nn Arbor and who was counted on >r…
… Wolverines steady hitting. :mpleted the damage to his perfectly ood reputation. * * * * : * : , *- * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * * Nominations for Women's League Officials. Election, Friday, 8…
… afternoon. The score by which new engineering building; junior law: the Wolverines swamped the Orange- 4:00 p. in., room D law building; fir men was 80 to 42, and Farrell's prot- year laws, 4:00 p. i., room B…
… in a lively match. 'he Wolverines and Ithacans broke ven in the single events, but in the oubles the Cornell players had the dvantage over the men from Ann Ar- or. The scores: Singles-Benton (C…
… undertakings will be reports from Lansing stating that La completed before the time of the re- Fever, a freshman will do the mound gatta and will enable the canoeists to work against the Wolverines, it seems get…
… only five veterans, Robertson, Kortright,Thomp- son, Street, and Taylor. The absence of Reidpath's name adds much to the chances of the Wolverines to land the long end of the score, for the quarter miler…
… in the weight events, although he has always been outdistanced by Kohler, may offer some keen competition to the big Wolverine heaver,, whose injury will no doubt keep him from reaching his accustomed…
… week's trip )ugh the east. Cornell's baseball s will furnish the opposition for Wolverines, and the game will be ;ed on the Ferry field diamond at 5 o'clock this afternoon. he Varsity will go into the…
…, as de- cided officially at the last class meet- ing. All men intending to stay for sum- mer school, who wish to try for places on either the business or news stiff of the Wolverine, meet at 1:00 o…
… backstop problem was not impos- sible to solve. The Wolverine team went into ac- tion with a scrambled lineup, Dun- canson playing in the outfield, How- ard back on the first station, and Baer catching. Also…
… served as business manager of the Wolverine during the summers of 1911 -12. -o- The Dixie club smoker will not be held at the Union tonight as a conflict of dates makes it impossible to secure the Union…
…. D~aribeau will probably pitch for the 'Wolverines as it is his turn, and he should be in good shape. That will save Sisler for Saturday in case a strong come back is needed. The Michigan lineup will…
…. The Wolverine linup is still a mat- tek of doubt. Either Baribeau or Quaintance will do the hurling with odds favoring "Ack." Neither has worked in some time and should be in first class shape…
… Kohler Adds to Embarassment of Wolverines. ITHACA, N. Y., May 3.-Cornell's] Undergraduae Body Endorse Proposal and Student Sentiment in Ceneral is Favorablo to Batherings. W)1Ih GF SENIQRt ADVISERS WILL…
… Wolverines on the small end of the score with 28 to their credit. From the first event to the last Cor- nell led all the way. The wearers of the"red cornered a total of ten firsts out of the twelve events…
… pilfered six- teen sacks, and would have taken his glove, mask and uniform if the police had not interfered. The Wolverine sprinters never hesitated on the chalk lines and slid from sack to sack like a…
… gunwales boat starts to tip, only the hould lean, and the others t should remain perfectly ntinued on page 4.) Wolverines claim as a bad break of luck. Haimbaugh was also expected to win the mile-and in…
… the judicious use of three baggers and home runs, coupled with an error or so and a pass, the Wolverines garner- ed six runs and left the smoky city team far in the rear, they only boast- ing of one…
…. It was perhaps the best game he has pitched since the Penn contests last spring and shows that he is rounding into form early. Varsity Makes No Errors. In the fielding line the Wolverines put up a…
… scored on Schenk's clipper. That ended their tallying and Bari- beau kept the remaining bingles in individual innings for the sake of the appearances. The Wolverines came back like Roosevelt in the their…
