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June 01, 1929 (vol. 39, iss. 180) • Page Image 6

….. r ?H-r -M '"CCIA N D A TLY I, I~2~ 9 I- I - ---Mpmwo MICHIGAN DOWNS WISCONSIN TO TAKE FIRST PLACE _ _y 0o AFTER FMJLTY STRT Wolverine Hitting In First And Third Innings Gives Teni…

… hitter by sending a long' triple to deep center, scoring Nebelung and Corriden. He was left' on third,'however, when the next three Wolverines were out on two files and a grounder. Michigan's attack broke…

Wolverines' scoreless for the rest of the game. BOSTON.-Gus Sonnenberg gained two falls over Marin Plestina of' Chicago, to retain his wrestling ti- tle. The first fail came 'in 45 min- utes, the seconi in 10…

… regardless of the fate of - ager of the track team this past his world automobile speed record Wolverine Golfers Stretch Victory Two cups were awarded by the Barton, Moore, Shaeffer, Spencer, year, was chosen…

… freshman tennis squads, it was Furniss, A. M. Highicy, D. SteinK by thrVsibeJS. *ise he made in America- to desert and Wednesday, the Wolverine Vard 1087 points and Theta Chi was rmade known by the Athletic…

June 01, 1929 (vol. 39, iss. 180) • Page Image 7

…'s average for the year against Big Ten teams is.690, one gaseball game with Ohio State yet to be played. This is not qzite up to the record of last year,, when the Wolverines had a mark of 44 wins and 19…

June 30, 1928 (vol. 9, iss. 7) • Page Image 3

…- day, probably Sunday, officials of the tournament announced last' night. WOLVERINE GOLFERS STAR JACKSON, June 29-University of Michigan golfers are rather dominat- ing the western Michigan golf tour…

…- ney being held here. Dave Ward is being favored to cop the title, while Johnny Bergelin, captain-elect of the 1929 Wolverine team, Bud Hewitt, Howard Minier are runners-up. Who was cast off by the New…

June 28, 1928 (vol. 9, iss. 5) • Page Image 1

… champion- ship, established a team batting aver- age of .292 for the season, it was re- vealed in a compilation madeby Coach Ray L. Fisher, Varsity base- ball mentor. Fred Asbeck, a pitcher, led the Wolver'ines

June 27, 1928 (vol. 9, iss. 4) • Page Image 3

…-American open tourney here to- rounds of the district golf tour day with a card of 33-35 to add to his ment here with a 74. Fred Glov 74 in the initial round Sunday. He is former Wolverine golf captain, is t six…

June 18, 1928 (vol. 9, iss. 1) • Page Image 1

… cluding the one which gives to Michi- count The Wolverines took a two run lead for the reunion, and in the evening gan a special distinction and renown. in the first inning, but began to slip! several…

… "moral victory" for State1 -Session, which commences next Mon- Zoning commission of East Orange University of California in the class as the Wolverines were expected to' day morning, June 25, will also be…

June 17, 1927 (vol. 18, iss. 1) • Page Image 1

… the class through its career of four years in the. University, comprised the fac- ulty portion of the program. WOLVERINES MEET CINCINNATI TODAY In an event of the opening of the, Commencement week…

… begin at, 3:15 o'clock. Don Miller, who pitched in the ma- jor part of the season's play, will take up the task for the Wolverines against the Ohioans this afternoon. grees will he of particular interest…

June 05, 1927 (vol. 37, iss. 180) • Page Image 1

Wolverines. This win gives the Maize and Blue a record of eight victories and four losses for the season, right bthind the co-leaders, Illinois and Iowa who have won seven games and lost thmee. The much…

… anticipated pitching duel between Red Ames, star Buckeye soph- omore hurler and Don Miller, ace of the Wolverine pitching staff, failed to materialize when Ames departed for the showers before a Michigan player…

… day. Michigan Scores In Fifth The Wolverines, however, made things secure by scoring six more runs in their half of the fifth on three hits; two bases on balls, an error and -three sacrifices. Ten…

Wolverines bat- ted in this inning, Loos starting and p . !. ending the affair. Box score: Michigan AB Loos, ss . ...... .4 Nebelung, rft........3 Weintraub, 3b ......4 Morse, 2b ..........2 Corriden, If…

June 03, 1927 (vol. 37, iss. 178) • Page Image 8

… WILL COMPETE e order. Michigan Wins Relay ly one first place was annexed e Wolverine, yearlings, when the relay quartet turned in the win- time of\3:25.5. Hayden was the individual performer for the…

…- ' Michigan Wean, Reed, tied for h in this event. e Wolverines' weakness was evi- in the field events, where they, d but two points..Chapman, cap- of the first year. trackmen, took in the running broad jump…

… Chicago team proved unable to meet the consistent play of the invading Wolverines. The Ma- roons led by a single point margin at the end of the morning individual mltches, but the Michigan golfers proved…

… the stronger in the-foursomes, taking all 12 points to defeat the Ma- roon's by 11 points. Connor Takes ,Match Addison Connor' playing number one on the Michigan team, put the Wolverines in the lead by…

… is credited with a 79 -and a 76; Bergelin with a 73 and a 78; and Vyse with a 79 and an 82. The Wolverine-Chicago match clos- ed the Conference dual meet season with the Michigan and Maroon teams tied…

… for first place. The Maroons had won all of their five matches before bowing to the Wolverines while Mich- igan is likewise charged with' a single reverse. Michigan lost its only match of the season to…

… first home match of the sea- son Northwestern was humbled, 21 to 3 while Ohio State failed to equal the formidable play of the Wolverines and went down to defeat 20 1-2 to 3 1-2. The Wolverines continued…

June 02, 1927 (vol. 37, iss. 177) • Page Image 6

Wolverine tennis squad w;ich failed to lose a single match through- out the whole season were designatedI yesterday by Coach Henry C. Hutchins4 to receive Varsity letters. Four of the men named for the awards…

…." Three teams will appear on the, schedule next year which did not en- gage the Wolverines in 1927, Wiscon- sin, Northwestern, and Ohio State, ac- cording to the round-robin system of gamnes adopted by the…

June 02, 1927 (vol. 37, iss. 177) • Page Image 7

…THlURSDAY, JUNE 2, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PIS 2 PAGE SE~VEN HYPOTHETICAL YALE.MICHIGAN MEET IN TANK SHOULD FAVOR WOLVERINES THIS AII . i r /lLI l©A9 IP -1 r Vt, AitslS FOR SALE' FOR SALE-1924…

… the Wolverines. In al l 9sg and to revise or withhold objctionable ; n pe, Chao ao Yan. Findli nvle. ay rent. Inquire o try, Yale was declared vitor by a ;these cases Michigan has doubled herI This…

June 01, 1927 (vol. 37, iss. 176) • Page Image 6

… ID MT MAJOR LEACUE SCORES American LeagueOT Cleveland ........000 000 000-0 4 1 j ATi . r Horace Barton-King Moore Western Conference Doubles Champion Wolverine sophomore tennis players who won the…

… by the Wolverine pair was one of bright spots of the final day's play.I The victory Saturday gives the Moore-Barton combination a clear rec- ord for the season, having never been defeated in Big Ten…

… things. went awry--and it was our old trusty3 rival the Illini from the Prairie State who emerged with the bacon. Perhaps the best and only ex- cuse which the Wolverines will even whisper is that they did…

… want to disappoint Harry Gill, 1111- nois coach. who wrote an article appearing in the Wisconsin papers declaring that )lichiga n would win the meet. IF the Wolverines had cofme through as expected in…

… laps the Wolverine star was almost at the rear end of the procession and taking it easy while the others fought at each oth- er's throats. With the beginning of the fifth lap, Ted began to open ul, and…

… gun was fired at the last lap, the game Wolverine was "all in." He had no sprint left, and was but a nud-8pattered runner finishing and way back. The two mile was a great race con-1 sideringconditions…

Wolverine golfers left for Chicago Monday night, where they will engage' the strong Maroon quar- tet today. The match will determine the dual meet championship of the Big Ten season. Chicago is unde- feated…

June 23, 1926 • Page Image 1

…- catl education department andl the ment, will leave this afternoon on the D~ean of Women, according to Miss{ Wolverine for Boston, Massachusetts. I At Boston the p~arty' will be met byI the other three…

June 15, 1925 (vol. 16, iss. 3) • Page Image 4

… and through the profession, for the administering of justice in America.' WOLVERINES PUT BIG TEN LEADERS IN THIRD PLACE Michigan's second victory over Ohia State, 6 to 5, at Columbus Saturday, heaped…

June 26, 1924 (vol. 15, iss. 6) • Page Image 3

…THE SUMMER MICHIGAN .l 4 . . W ________________________________________________________________________________________________ T ERINES SAIL 'IC CONTESTS Thrz;e Wolverines are now enroute for…

… Canadian col- ors. In the tryouts the Wolverine freshman made the distance twice in a time of 10 4-10 seconds which is within one-tenth of a second of the worlds record for the 100 metres. June 24.-Jan…

June 14, 1924 (vol. 15, iss. 2) • Page Image 1

…-1 yesterday afternoon at Ferry Field. The visiting aggregation put up a stiff battle until the sixth Inning, hold- ing the Wolverines to a 3-1 lead, but the Michigan team started hitting heavily in the sixth…

… balls, a&ad scored when Haggerty threw into right field in the attempt to nab Dimon at first. The Wolverines regained the lead in the last of the fourth, and from that time on were never headed or threat…

June 01, 1924 (vol. 34, iss. 180) • Page Image 6

Wolverine:, won from Larson 2 1-2 Beta Theta Pi at the top of the list in, to 1-2. In the foursomes, Smith and intramural athletic standings for the Feeley beat Alsterland and Larson, school term, and this…

…, playing his last Varsity match, opened the Wolverine attack by meeting Hunter, the Buck-f eye number one man. Rorich put forth his best in an effort to redeem PHI LAMBDA KAPPA WINS BASEBALL TITLE Phi…

June 18, 1923 (vol. 14, iss. 3) • Page Image 1

…. ' Roman government, it was declar was troubled by two kinds of peop WOLVERINES ROMP AWAY WITH outlaws, who were below the le 31 PITS; STANFORD and could not live up to it, and s TAKES 14%fiors, who were…

… of any pleoearth hre s o hat America todayght to plead for recruits to that The Wolverine stars, with 31 points too small minority of Independ men and women, above the aver outdistanced the field…

June 18, 1923 (vol. 14, iss. 3) • Page Image 3

… Gardner made a pretty catch of Blott's high fly. This was the end of the Wolverine scoring and after the first frame no Michigan man threatened to cross the plate. Harper, Washington twirler, although he…

June 16, 1923 (vol. 14, iss. 2) • Page Image 1

… victory by 8 to 7 score. , Hits Many Two things featured the work bf Wolverines ,namely, the afore& tioned uphill fight and, secondly, s decidedly terrible pitching and 'f ing. True, Liverance won his g and…

… Uteritz afd George I gerty things were pretty much m ed up in those two frames. The Wolverines had a grand glorious day. with the stick, fully ing up to their reputation as a "r derer's row". Nineteen safe…

June 16, 1923 (vol. 14, iss. 2) • Page Image 3

….---25,5~0c THE BONSTELLE CO. e igh Vltage Comedy with a Laug Suc-:nd 0 2 2 2 7, 0 a 0 0 0 0 0 2 0 i a u It was not until the ninth that one !----- of the Wolverines' great ra<llies=1,ti -- the…

… twirler, Harper, to the slope inl Michigan banners, blan'kets, peni-I the attempt to stemn the power of tlhe nhants and pillows at Wahr's Univer- Wolverines. sity Bookstore.-Adv. S.q LAST TIME TODAY 1 r…

June 02, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 179) • Page Image 1

… ,cinning would be mz game itself. It is suffi-; Fiat for four "inningsc ed six runs and North- The Wolverines start- proverbial house-a-fire In th~e first on hits by Ot after Palmier hit Kip, anerror 'which…

… Iu aize andi Blue camtte thrug ly strong in the high0411 :cEllven and Nalpr ,l11,P) Teet 1 unah. pIot fip. hmidt,, the Wolverine.ep to hammer,, qualified.fPer e former being highm ma ial with a mnargin…

June 01, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 178) • Page Image 1

… strng n te canpus. At 8:45 oclock the ;night.and 'tle rest. are xpected to earch2 at :ew York city. ______IU I Memorial Day whefi the Wolverines :procsson will start moving, the Var- come 'in before 9 o…

….arAllgadluAnoherndeetin aid yesterday. TlI ABO1ihveU1tT 'BY CRAINt G IN 1 out. 'Ihe Wolverines added a qua- dents willmeet in front of teUnion wl'b rlne.Aohrmeig rgistered. Thsfr4 5hve.L____ et of counters n the furth innl…

June 29, 1922 (vol. 13, iss. 8) • Page Image 1

…. WESB ROOK REACHES NET SEMI FINALS Eiminates Sanders, of-Dartmouth, in Fifth Round by Straight Sets WOLVERINE DOUBLES TEAM WINS FIRST MATCH 6-, 6-4. Philadelphia, June 28.-Two Mid- dle Westerners, one…

June 24, 1922 (vol. 13, iss. 4) • Page Image 3

… two weeks left in which The Michigan quota is a third of the to file their applications, according to ?total, and the Wolverines are expected information at recruiting headquarters 'to be fully…

June 24, 1922 (vol. 13, iss. 4) • Page Image 5

… this match were not and Illinois fourth. Chicago led heard from. Hugh Smith of Michigan, e way and after the morning was eliminated on Wednesday by ,Wisconsin led the Wolverines Ford who also put Loeb…

June 17, 1922 (vol. 13, iss. 2) • Page Image 3

… week at the Midlothian Country club, Blue Island, Illinois. Teams from many of the Conference schools are entered but the Wolverines will have their strongest competition in Chicago who defeated them…

June 03, 1922 (vol. 32, iss. 179) • Page Image 1

….S.U. HERE TODAY FOR FINAL TILT WITH WOLVERINES MICHIGAN GOES TO THIRD IF BUCKEYES SCORE VICTORY PLACE A FIVE VARSITY MEN PLAY LAST BIG TEN CONTEST Alumni Will Oppose Fshe's' Men in 'Two Games on Ferry…

… percentage column, while defeat at the hands 6f the Scar- let and Grey diamond aggregation will drop the Wolverines into third place behind Wisconsin.- Today's game will be the last one for the Varsity until…

… this afternoon from 2 to 4 o'clock has been arranged to accommodate the students who are taking examinations. The contest with the Buckeyes will mark the passing of ive Wolverine athletes from the field…

June 03, 1922 (vol. 32, iss. 179) • Page Image 4

… Captain Ernie Vick, Michigan is his entraace in the Wisconsin game, losing one of the greatest athletes and if he can -cut the plate with the who has ever played oi a Wolverine same assortment he used…

… of one nant outside the Wolverine state on lar at present holds a position in the run, several occasions. state publicity department,at Lansing. Livy to Face Cotter In but one other year have two…

June 02, 1922 (vol. 32, iss. 178) • Page Image 5

…, and Northwestern, indicate the strength of the Wolverines and it is certain that Michigan will make a good showing. Particularly as a team is the Wol- verine aggregation 'strong' for al- though it has…

Wolverines at Ann Arbor. However, :Michigan may be able to outscore them at the tourna- ment. Besides the Maroons there is no other team as strong in the Con- ference, The other three Wolverines who will go to…

June 01, 1922 (vol. 32, iss. 177) • Page Image 4

… creditable manner. Sargent and Schmitz will again top the sticks in the hurdle events for the Wolverines. This will also be Sar- gent's last meet, and Michigan loses another good point winner by his de…

…- parture. Hoffman will represent the Wolverines in the javelin throw. He broke the Conference record in last year's meet, and it is expected he will have the honor of breaking his own record this year and…

…. Paddock is the most effective hurler the Wolverines -have batted against this year. Tuesday's encounter at Notre Dame was disastrious for Micigan as the Wolverine nine continued its batting slump, 'nd…

… and sink the Wolverines in third place, a lower, position than Michigan has occupied at any time since its re-entrance into the Confer- ence. Liverance will probably hurl for Michigan, while Captain…

June 01, 1922 (vol. 32, iss. 177) • Page Image 5

… for the match with Wisconsin. The Wolverines experienced no great dif- iculty in winning the meet, except for >ne single match, and one double, both >f which went to three s'3ts. The oth- r contests…

…. 308 S. State St. 172-21 FIRST CLASS typing, done. Call 1015-W, mornings. 1774 slowed up and lost the set, The next two were different, and both went to the Wolverines at 6-2. Rorich and, Sanchez won…

… Ann Arbor for the match. Intramurali Items LI IN SHERWOOD NET PLY! WOLVERINE WINS FROM HAYES, NATIONAL CLAY COURT CHAMPION Walter Wesbrook, volunteer coacji of the University of Michigan tennis team…

June 30, 1921 (vol. 12, iss. 2) • Page Image 1

… The Wolverine see the jbusiness manfager today or Fri; Iday, i~ Wolverine office, Press building. CARRIERS WA-,N"FED f Two or three' stu~dents are Iwanted to carry The Wolverine fthis summer. See the…

June 30, 1921 (vol. 12, iss. 14) • Page Image 3

… stories w have read of ancient Scandina is the best. Communicatio, Editor, the Wolverine: The Wolverine has asked op on the prices of drinks and. c tions as asked on State stret cerning this as all other…

June 30, 1921 (vol. 12, iss. 2) • Page Image 4

… program is subject to revision' jWeek>ly bulletins will be issued and should be consulted for changes. The revised program will also be publish- ed in The Wolverine. FARHER-S FAViORtPROGRAM OF AMERICAN…

… hb references, call Farm Bu1reau Federation's legislative 2-2 program, which was recently submit- antads Thy bingted to a vote.~ The program includes 15 points and was recently voted up- he Wolverine

June 30, 1921 (vol. 12, iss. 14) • Page Image 4

… Arobr through h's the Rockies via the Canadian Pacific st. railroad. ng Subscribe to the Wolverine. $.75 for the rest of the Summer.--Adv. VATERMAN, CONKLIN' SWAN d Ev'EsHA RP FYN.E POINT M CLOCKS r…

… whole standard of the teaching profession should be raised." Subscribe to the. Wolverine. $.75 for the rest of the Summer.-Adv. DELIVERY development was but another mani- ! festation of the spirit of…

June 30, 1921 (vol. 12, iss. 2) • Page Image 5

… holds more than 90,000 peo- 5' S ple,. and the seat sale has been brisk.f A R r RT Subscribe forl the Wolverine, $1. s UIIMll I I employed cowboys. T FOR WORLDPRESS MEET, CHonolulu, June M9-The…

June 30, 1921 (vol. 12, iss. 2) • Page Image 6

… Soldiers association, in April 1920.' At present the organization is nation- wjde and contains" more than 50,000 members. Subscribe for the Wolverine, $1.- BI~l91EII1HIIIlIlIIIIIIli111111111111111111k 11…

June 28, 1921 (vol. 12, iss. 13) • Page Image 1

… just, The Wolverine is publishing a ballot form on pageI four of this issue. It has been suggested that, if everyone who is in the habit of patronizing campus confectiohery shops, would 'fill o'ut and…

June 28, 1921 (vol. 12, iss. 1) • Page Image 3

… of Iowa, Subscribe for the Wolverine on the campus or at the oMce. $1.00 delivered to your door for the entire summer school.-Ady, Both Mr. Benner and Mr. Nutter graduated from the University of…

… school, wherel the regular work started yesterday. Subscribe to the W for the summer.-Adv. Use Wolverine want results.-Adv. Subscribe to the W for the summer.-Adv. ELECTRIC FANS REFRIGERA DETROIT RED…

June 28, 1921 (vol. 12, iss. 1) • Page Image 4

… the Wolverine, $1. Leave MANY EVENTS FOR SENIOR CLSE . . (Continued from Page One) Alumni office in Alumni Memorial hall. Thae University Homoeopathic Nurs- es' Alum~nae association meets' at Nurses…

… that two of the Wolverine stars are to cast their lot with major league teams after the final game Wednesday, Vick with the St. Louis Cardinals, and Jack Perrin wth the Boston Red Sox.1 Neithcr man w411…

June 26, 1921 (vol. 12, iss. 12) • Page Image 1

… athletics at the Uni-1 iois, and Carl Lund' coach, have expressed of the plan, recently 'he Wolverine, student he Summer session of of Michigan, of con- llegiate contests, par- ill, among the univer- ve…

June 23, 1921 (vol. 12, iss. 11) • Page Image 1

…. three Youngsters From Detroit AT LEAST $500 NECESSARY TO COMPLE'TE WORK BEGUN (Special to The Wolverine) Port Huron, July 23.-Thirty-three kids swimming in Lake Huron in- stead either of not swimming at…

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