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May 17, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 169) • Page Image 1

… very much opposed to the present OVER IN 27 SEA SONS WOLVERINES WIN TRACK, FIELD DUAL MEET 69 1-3 TO 65 2-3 (Special to The Daily) Urbana, Ill., May 16-(By A. P.)-Michigan and Illinois participated in…

… a brilliant track and field dual meet this afternoon and the Wolverines were the top team 69 14 to 65, 2-3 when the last event was run bff. First Illinois and then Michigan took turns at leading. At…

May 09, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 162) • Page Image 1

… concession the company is to give the government 5 per cent of the total output, ?u~r" e-ther --. 7~ WS TO WOLVERINE BoardToad ifc COLOR OF ORIENT GRAUTE SCHOOLT TEAM WILL MEET Publicationsl PERVADES ANNUL…

… --- f Student Publications this after- STRIKING LFFECT OBTAINED STUENTS GIVEN CHANCE TO K1R.CH FF POUNDED B Y noon at the Press building.BY DECORATIONS AND CONTINUE COURSES AT WOLVERIN ES IN Students will…

Wolverine nine will meet ---- special appropriation made annually k r Wisconsin at Madison, crossing bats English Professor Speaks on Liberal center, which cast a slight shade of { by the Regents of the…

… pressed by the attractiveness of the, postponed on motion of Bauer's at- the Wolverines, the physician accors- From the filters, the water again s hi Founders. University women, and because of 1 torney. The…

March 24, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 130) • Page Image 6

…,000 Union pool, Isters to be. at their best. which will be complleted in time for' The Wolverine w.ater polo team( the affair. This will take place Sat- composed of Mayer. Seidman, Duna-I urd~y ftenoo. tkin…

… clashIle ex- first regular game in the history of pacts a lar ge entry list, made up Of the school in the preliminaries duringII schools fromn Michigan. Ohio, and II- the al termno. Thy Wolverine squad…

… spring trip, (time (duriing time spring recess, but Most of' the Wolverines' rival aspir'- this is as yet indefinite. Following I ants for the title have been working the return of the squad members after…

March 17, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 124) • Page Image 6

… deducted almost the end of the race-esa dinpairofpretty races for, from Wisconsin and Illinois. e o eWisconsin pa e when sprained his ankle while Krieger and the Wolverines in the 100 and 40 yard . . . The…

Wolverines went into the relay P passed Calahan. Seed both were eliminated after three free styles which were won by Brey- Illinois' wrestling team tied 'ndiana leadi Wisconsin by only a point In te u whic…

March 13, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 121) • Page Image 6

… h e night's championship clash. race as this is an event which none:Crm I), in thTqahftAnAbrlatng le Wolverines will also put a! on the sick list at present will be in 1 Tlhe Northwestern, Michigan…

… roke, anid with suf- It is not hard to give Michigan at I third place at the carnival. The two Fielding H. Yost, Wolverine direct- T A least 24,j"oints in advanice of thkae ac- railer-, Briggs and…

… etsnigteUiest fWsosn ( e r C an s 13 feet, thepever occasion dentapnds l the Wolverines 141 their great ,try for Coach Yost will leave next week on and 'with a lot at stake lie can clear: the indoor title…

March 03, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 112) • Page Image 6

…. The Wolverines were the at Chicago. ____only runners, in the Conference to Coach Mann was fairly well satis- MTichligan's track team, for the past I match their strides against those of jfied with the…

…'s greatest performance ineligible for the meet. last season's form when he swam has came in the four mile relay when the jLes Wittman, one of the fleetest heat in the relay in 19.6 seconds, won Wolverine team…

…- defeated the Ba.dgers twice earli- Wolverines fought hack and 1> Score 1 or in the season. stood 13 to 7 at the end of thle half in? The first gamze of the Wisconsin ser- j favor of i'ic higan. Tlhe…

February 27, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 109) • Page Image 6

… wound up a two months periodl of steady training in prepara- tion for thie Illinois Carnival. Some of the best competition will be met by, the Wolverines tomorrow night and1 they can reaily meet it for…

… 1 I I ipi I V 511 n* d Ieiw~1eElr, Wrll .e Othe C IV1est TTV. Michigan man entered in the meet.I WOLVERINES CONFIDENT::. Other fighters who have been enter- ed are as follows: Smyser as a welt…

Wolverine spring- i AVE YOU SUJBSCRIBED) YET? oli M. hunnleyey- 6,board ai'tists will- have the advantage- M . Stein-lG, T. Fitzgibbons-16; Maltz-15, K. Presten-15, H. Gold: of theii' own board, and Thomson…

February 20, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 103) • Page Image 6

… defeats of thy test of the Illini, who will un-t the season by Illinois, losing 27-2. (doubtedly find the going much hard-I JEast season the Wolverines failedl er than has been the case with the to win a…

Wolverine undefeated 115 pound-; sition for the Buckeyes for the rest t en, is countedi on to add at least twor of the season. At the rate at which poinits, Goldstein, the Michigan heavy- the team has been…

…Xvate-t tiwoioa ()'laces. By winning their f'our r e- , n<. maining tilts, the Wolverines couli a'x ody ahig n' il a e e enih~'M ai-am c iicr go ahead of Ohio State should the 'Tb 0 (coilh (10o0.; nt raId .,ii…

February 15, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 99) • Page Image 1

… - the latest technical developments in Wolverine wrestlers here this after- marry during his college course, ac- I Ke.u e Ksiey kiswn pate coel the highway engineering field. noon. The Michigan grapplers…

… president of the Unithe Wolverine leader garnering fou versity Men's Cristipn association field goals and two free throws. Line summer conference at Lake Geneva. playing his first game for Michigan, Dr. Baker…

… a one point mar- Tuesday evening, Feb. 17, in the new 7igin, Purdue defeated the Wolverines IMasonic temple, at which members of1 37-36, 'Chicago conquered the Mather Masoic empl, a whch mmbes o clan…

February 14, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 98) • Page Image 6

… players will be an open book to hihs_ cr un was predicted for the Varsity squad in'ji iesadnan ylsn h iltime Wolverines before the st-art of ~ i inthe taning,-ndby lsingshewill( Eteamns. The team the…

… Chicago encounter but again theI drop into the cellar. The fact that Ithie contest.j pices of the Iutra, Wolverine tanksters rose to the 0c- Purd(uec anm also advance by winn lItzel, Rlasnick, Reason…

… suffering from a with the Wolverines for thbird l~ ace MarFe. who has been turning in excellent heavy cold but determined to continue f in the Conference standings. Not ; *ri svstecm xwas timhes in Wisconsin…

January 14, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 82) • Page Image 6

…IO SATURDAY teams will consist of five men each jKRBEL ONLY VETERAN I( -The entries may be turned in at the --o Miciga's arsty asktbal tamIntramural office or at the Bowling 'Coch IBarker, Wolverine

…-! Alpha, Pi Lambda Phi, Phi Beta. Delta, 15squladL division for the W1olve rines th ~ adadue iln nPhi Chi. throughout the season. good contlition for the Wolverine 9 :00 Phi Epsilon Pi, Phi Gamma t oli~i1N…

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 16, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 168) • Page Image 1

…DEDICATED TO JUSTICE iti ~IaiiAg MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XXXV. No. 168 EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1925 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS WOLVERINES TAK FROM…

…, Haggerty was forced across the rubber with the first run. The fourth was the big Wolverine inning. Ten men batted, and five runs were scored. , Coleman and Pucklewartz started the fireworks by hitting safely…

… council will in- heart of the fire. Wolverines, led by the veteran Steve U LI I UU RIattended the Minnesota game at Fer- clude the presidents of the Ameri- Not all, however, were over- arry field in the…

March 08, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 117) • Page Image 1

… the opening whistle and assumed a four point lead before the Wolverines succeeded in scoring from the floor. Michigan counted but three fouls in the first five minutes of play, but successive baskets by…

… fray, the Wolverines buried the Midway five with an avalanche of field goals. The Maroon team started the game in fine fashion, but once Michigan took the ead, they seemed to lose the team co- ordination…

May 19, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 170) • Page Image 7

… Science officeTeta ilmetM .C.i h ANIRORFOA C. ~-- -4 return game between the two nines 122 E. Liberty. Phone 1630 LOST '--Gold signet ring with mono-.v.* tomorrow. The Wolverines won the :::s .:1 gram A. 1…

January 27, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 93) • Page Image 6

…, cornering ten coun- ers, and it is to these mien he wvill give season he is in perfect physical condi- rolm for a utility man, as he is able season, the Wolverine tankmen sur- ters himself and having a share…

May 28, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 178) • Page Image 6

… eight of the, 30 pounds miler who will''lead th1e Wolverines thati he lost, due to his' long illness, fPaoNri orn the rest of "the season. 1hlit-J,; ll_ far fromn his normaal condi- --PavoNura tii…

… thme events will be closely;cnas econe1nt paei h fis~ocnrtuaeHlfih Nu.- i contested and though it is predicted 1 hiamimner. ntl had beeni advised by fr'iends not hat the 'Wolverine .squad will win…

May 21, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 172) • Page Image 4

Wolverine organization. Every employee is interested in giving you the quick, courteous, willing service so necessary to your complete comfort. Michigan students find the Hotel Wolverine convenient to all…

May 20, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 171) • Page Image 6

…'I to win tile.meet,' if they liv e up to nre eeteir worf sn teifrm f tenbailonrte15 yard mark. Ahe leInheen overseeing the work of thei strong. Not only is the Wolverine The( ,retead hnwl an th blloi te…

… season. The fourth cut was postedloon the Red's 35 yard lih. Two line it s expected t hat the Wolverines week. Iu si mile Saturday as lie has made that yesreiday and 10 mhen suffered. Twen- plays netted…

May 17, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 169) • Page Image 6

… Illiniois in 1923. The hrdvictory in as many starts. Fri- ,Tuesday, 4 o'clock- Sophomore eng-,1j Wolverine star has been increasing day the feat was duplicated when ineers vs. Soplioniore lits;. Wednesday…

…InanSigmalioiPhins madelph au leap pslof S25a feetad a1-2 of2inches.2inceTheh {There will be a miatch with thei Phi Sigma Kappa, Delta Sigma Phi, Wolverine flash has seriously threat- team representing…

May 16, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 168) • Page Image 6

…, playing 1 are expected to be represented with al- n tee lrini winkste fur- up b , plyingin- nished' the Wolverines with the most the order named,: Jerome, Capt. most as large delegations . severe…

… hands regarding Quatrain's rider, and any gregation, defeated Holdsworth and of the Oklahoma netmen has spurred switch that is made will probably come Feeley by a large margin. Michigan ' the Wolverines

May 02, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 156) • Page Image 1

… ITEMS FOR ILLINOIS NINE MEETS VARSITY IN TILT TODAY SCHEDULE JABLONOWSKI TO HURL CONFERENCE OPENER FOR WOLVERINES ARE HEAVY HITTERS Kinderman, Called Hardest Hitting Pitcher In Big Ten, To Take Mound…

… wins, will be a ed by the legislature today. The ap- Chase S. Osborn, Hon'11, Delivers Main puzzle for the Wolverine batters. propriation bill now goes to the gov- Address Before 700 University Illinois…

April 02, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 138) • Page Image 4

… of etrot ONVENIENT to all amusements, your visits to Detroit will be doubly enjoyed if spent as a guest at Hotel Wolverine-the headquarters for Michigan' sfudents in Detroit. As home-like and inviting…

… Coffee Shoppe service- ccount for Hotel Wolverine's opularity with students. Special reduction. in rates for students for week-ends and vacations. MARCUS L. FREUD, President. At Elizabeth Street East I…

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…

May 13, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 165) • Page Image 6

Wolverines' i N.Mo.,Mayor __ 5 1671. 11by calling for them :prising if the meet isI r t1ijf Ros,:oe ammO Douglas , flanIkmuen of the cliaim'is are stronger against Purdue Johnsonm, American league president, i…

April 02, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 138) • Page Image 6

…, April 7 will see 11 Blue's illness, Rigney's lame back and Wolverine trackmen perform. Hub- a troubled situation at second accom- bard and Wittman are both entered l panied by none too effective pitching…

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…

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…

March 28, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 134) • Page Image 1

… favored to win this evening's affair because of its pre- vious performances. The Wolverines have a series of smashing victories in the Illinois Relays, the indoor Con- ference meet, and the recent Cleve…

… Detroit Yacht club was host to Michigan coaches and 29 students at its annual "Michigan Night" Smoker held Wednesday evening at Beel Isle. Following the banquet, entertainment was provided by the Wolverine

January 18, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 86) • Page Image 1

…ed by Captain George Haggerty, the Wolverines started an offensive in the opening minutes of the game and outdid the great play of the Buck- eyes. Beautiful shots were made from every corner of the…

…- ling has been a recognized sport here. ing in a short time. From now on work Though Michigan won three bouts, on the pool wiil be rushed and the one less than M. A. C., the Wolverines j…

May 26, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 176) • Page Image 6

… weighlt mlan heaved tile ball z 48 feet 10 inches. MciGinnis can eas-c ily out junmp any high jumnper oil the Wolverine squlad as he has done / feet 4 iniches. Besides this he is ant excellent performer in…

May 10, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 163) • Page Image 10

… DIVISIONS in some of Detroit's largest a-Saxop -hone uti It's the- well-kmnow WOLVERINE (made especially for I~Gr'innell, Bros.)-the popular C-Melody model; silver-plated with ,gbd, bell; 'pearl fingering…

May 03, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 157) • Page Image 1

… Jablonowski and Kinder- man from start to finish with the Wolverine allowing only one weak hit sixth, knocked a grounder down to Jablonowski. It was to one side of the mound and in his hurry to get the ball to…

April 23, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 148) • Page Image 4

…-incomarale dance orebestra--and 24-hour Coffee Shoppe serviee-acomnt for hotel Wolverine's pojtirity willi students. Special reduction in rates for students fbr week-ends aod vacations. PARCUS L. FREiU, President…

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