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December 15, 1928 (vol. 39, iss. 71) • Page Image 1

… houses necessitate ene dr under thir bel, the living in dormitories, or sororities, l iving. in a limited group that Wolverine cagemen will make their makes for a small circlerof friends second bid to…

… dormitories. Indiana field house at Blooming- (By Associated Press) I- ton and came out on the short end LONDON, Dec. 14.-The condi- of a 34-26 count. tion of King George tonight, 48 Wolverines eulsedbefore…

… hours after an operation had beenFNI A year ago the Wolverines invad- performed for draining the affect-TTed Philadelphia for a game with ed area around his right lung, was the Penn five but were repulsed…

… ago with the single ion of Joe Truskowski, who en named to team with Bill at forward in the place of Bald. Wolverine mentor has been ually juggling the lineup hout the past week in his to uncover the…

December 14, 1928 (vol. 39, iss. 70) • Page Image 1

… musical portion of the pro- gram was rendered by Bud Gold- en's eleven Wolverines presenting 1 a popular program of dance selec- tions. This orchestra is the reg- ular orchestra of Granger's Danc- ing…

… inventions, among which radio is the foremost, have alleviated that necessity. ' i TOLEDO U. BY 45-12' Wolverines Outplay Visitors For Entire Game To Pile Up Large Score SMALL CROWD PRESENT Displaying an…

… tossing of Joe Balsamo, diminua- tive forward, the Wolverine Junior quintet ran the score up to 45 to 12, collecting a total of 24 markers to but five for Toledo. Walker, To- ledo guard, made two baskets in…

March 03, 1928 (vol. 38, iss. 115) • Page Image 1

… gain the Wolverines all the glory that goes with the distinction of being the only squad capable of mussing the Hoos- iers right in Bloomington during the 1928 campaign. Can Gain First Place Indiana, now…

…- ment to adequately represent it in the Wolverine defense unit delegated to Barker," that was given Iin the coup- ra n. Its fntonhIaihv guard him. Correll will be paired try at Rockford, and it was…

… first stock ortions and powers of the Pan-American Hoover managers for their stand in States losing representation: Aa was announced by Carleton Wells of trouble the sensational Wolverine for- ganization…

… loyalty that militant campaign for the Democratic cot'tstiWolverine,eandkTwain,twhiintcipally by the Polonsia Literary so- WYith Sandino Fo rces refusing to answer questions asked soetiihes is allowed to be…

February 11, 1928 (vol. 38, iss. 97) • Page Image 1

… Beacon Oil company here Wolverine leader who exploded late today, causing a heavy 1\lichigan against Purdue loss o! life. Early tonight the known a crucial contest. Te c dead numbered 10, but it is…

… the Wolverines lost their first two Conference tests. Nearly four weeks ago Michigan played host to a fine Indiana quintet in their first critical game. The Maize and Blue had not won a game and had…

… lost two; Indiana was unde- feated. The Wolverines were at the first fork in the long road that repre- sents a Big Ten basketball season and they chose to take the trail lead- ling to higher rankings…

…. Today those same Wolverines are rated as con- tenders for the championship of the Big Ten for a third successive year, but a defeat tonight would bring their total of losses to three and give Pur- due a…

January 07, 1928 (vol. 38, iss. 79) • Page Image 1

… Meetings problem and the meetingi t th- endi of the month will be for the purpose T ONTARIO T[AM, 4- PLAN TO FINEABSENTEES ot "19"some solution. Wolverines Make Good Showing After Ways and means of assuring…

… Ontario sextet to four goals to prsent suggestions for acomplish- in the Wolverines opening ,game last ing this end. The solution will p:-oba- "The great problem in Africa today, night. The final score was…

… his first game was the Wolverine's strongest barrier facing the Ontario wings. Steve Jones, goal tender, was accredited with making 25 stops. Walkem, Kelley, and McTague were, the outstanding players on…

January 04, 1928 (vol. 38, iss. 76) • Page Image 1

… Th sensed this, only a small crowd being world a mul-oh ing a declara-e t on hand. as an iistru- In only one-or two spots did the cy" was made Wolverines look like a team which is Sof tue uiversity or…

… preamble a pro'os- drilling the Wolverines to pass more Capturing Sandino chairman, will shoulder the detail of ed general declaration against resort frequently, something which they Sthis work. Paul Wagner…

… them, of whatsoever nature tween them while the only Wolverine ous trails. They met the Marines with ofscore was a basket by Rose. gunfire, but immediately planes Ikown. or origin they may be, shall…

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…

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 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…

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…

February 23, 1927 (vol. 37, iss. 101) • Page Image 1

… Indiana com- bined with the Wolverines' record scoring victory over Chicago last night placed Michigan in a deadlock for the leadership of the Big Ten Con- ference with the Wisconsin team which defeated…

…- ing teams, Michigan and Wisconsin are generally Iconsidered to have the most difficult schedules to face. The Wolverines must meet Illionis, Chi- cago, Iowa, and Purdue, while Wis- consin is faced with…

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 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 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 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…

March 07, 1926 (vol. 36, iss. 117) • Page Image 1

… titular honors, when the inspired Wolverine five conquered the Buckeyes 44-28 last nignt at the field house. Apparently possessed with an utter disregard for the prowess of the Ohio team, the Mather quintet…

Wolverines initiated a scoring rampage immediately upon resuming play. For the next seven minutes all of the scoring was done by the Wolver- ines, the score changing from 14-8 to 28-8, before a free throw by…

… scored once. Varsity Leads At Half The first half ended with Michigan well out in front, the score being 32- l 1 .! f . i rI 4 . > i i r ., v I1 14. The Wolverines scored throws land a field goal af…

…, Buckeyes to Wolverines. baskets was ition Illinois week when n five points ned to have basket, how- hambers and 01 doubts as g baskets. hwestern to- house in the and a victory the Wolver- F.G. F.T.'Pts. 3 3…

October 24, 1925 (vol. 36, iss. 29) • Page Image 1

…" Grange, principals in Tennessee vs. Louisiana State as; Wolverine forward wall will not be Mpresen theiriles. s en tl today's game at Urbana, a capacity' Knoxville. I noticeably weakened. Sid Dewey, who…

… ian baigthi husnsh punting ability may be utilized by air'sad Gaa' oktrs, seiltanbargthrtouands. _ Coach Yost, should the Wolverines penetrated into Bulgarian territory to1 Moe's Sport shop, Calkins…

… bombarded by the I host that will watch Michigan and changed the Wolverine attack from Greek. The Greek government has GIRPM A d Q TI IPAlflMIllinois battle fort the supremacy of the open variety to the old…

… guest of the IIrnadetfdigmsonhvg! Wolverines. The line will find Kassel ceived from alumni in practically local chapter of the Steuben society mnna etfmdn iso a i and D'Ainbrosia at the ends, Reeder…

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 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…

March 07, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 116) • Page Image 1

… PAGES PRICEFIVEUENT WOLVERINES FACE CHICAGO QUINTET IN FINAL CONTEST' yI } MAROON TEAM CONFIDENT DUPLICATING FORMER VICTORY CHERRY WILL PLAY OF APPOINTS FECHET, ASSISTANT CHIEF OF ARMY AIR…

…'s lone victory of the season came at the expense of the Michigan; ELECT NEW OFFICERS squad a month ago at the Midway will - - give the Wolverines an added incen- Washington, March 6.-(By A. 1.)- tive to…

February 17, 1924 (vol. 34, iss. 99) • Page Image 1

… on the losing end of a 45 pects of aneagreement. are pflated beyond all reason bread nal mpe ther uadngmfes- to 23 score, the Wolverine swimmers The stumbling block seems to be the areu infltdpbey nd…

… again go score- less Johnson, captain and left wing of the Badgers, netted a short shot. Michianrght widited a longs I Nine Players Used in Attu Stop Fierce Attack of Wolverines - - f Purdue bowed…

… an attmept to put a halt to tl- Wolverine machine-like offense. Eac team lost one player via the four peg sonal foul route, Doyle leaving t, game in the first period and Robbir making his exit in the…

… the front. All five of the Michigan men swun down the court in perfect unison an completely bewildered the Lamberi men with their offensive tactics. Tim and again the Wolverines worked th ball toward…

January 26, 1924 (vol. 34, iss. 91) • Page Image 1

… of the University lecture Coach Mather has been driving his series. He chose as the subject for . team hard this week as he expects the [his ta of Poetry to Gopher five to give the Wolverines as k…

… defensive game. He is engaged at this time in making It is expected that Racey will start a series of talks at the University of against the Wolverines at one of the ' Chicago, and later is planning on…

May 25, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 173) • Page Image 1

… Court Plan WOLVERINES SLUG WAY TO HA WON VICTORY OVER ILLINI KIPKE BIGGEST FEATUR IN DAY OF SENSATIOI Three Ind an Pitehers and Livera Pounded in Feast of FIits being the occupation of the Ruhir diet…

… entry into the League of Nations° SORE TRIUMPIHS Three Wolverine ,Vayers Satrvive First Round of Conference Tournament CHICAGO SHARES LEAD WITH IICHIGAIA; 0119 TIES IOWA Special to The'Daily Chicgo…

…Ill., May 24-Threge of tho four Wolverines entered in the Con- ference tennis tournament survived the first round of play here today. Of the remainder of those left in the play, Chicago has three and Ohio and…

… .,11 uthblinding, That spot is the mo, than sensational fielding o Harm I Kke, who put u1 the, most reziar,.aleie dislay in the gardens that Wolverine fans have wit- nessed since the drys of Corge Sis…

May 08, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 158) • Page Image 1

…---____ . 1 WOLVERINES BEAT HAWKEYES ,7-B0I ~ATE KNODE CROSSES PLATE WTH WINNING RUN IN TENTH INNING GIBSON HOLDS ENEMY BATSMEN TO FEW HITS Varsity Comes Out on Top After Hard Struggle With, . Iowans 'Ensian…

… Sunday morning, the maintain a zero in the "games lost" This year's book is the result of t, nounced yesterday. University is now assured a grant of! column of the (Wolverines' Big Ten $3,800,000 which…

… sac- the classes will again form in line rifice advanced Knode to second, from and swing across the campus in their which vantage point the Wolverine march the traditional "M". The line iOA flnrEn Irh…

March 24, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 128) • Page Image 1

…'s well balanced trac to W ,aterman gymnasiun in tempt to give Coach Farrells en t-am its.first defeat of tl T'he st,-igei;est for a: ite both teams have madle credita rfi this secason anri althou iWolverines

… appear 'to be the Cap~t'ai Burt. Bi'ke, °'r§? ;tes thie outcome is far fromn Who will lead the Wolverine track Farrell Sp~eaks Wleom mien against C'ornell in their first dual rr(kriay bewe meet of the year…

… for the Coach Yost.. Six' hundred Wolverine s ones't n Tnal ; are expe(,ted to;'be present there. intense_ comnpetition; the 'W ha~ve never had' easy meets' Ithacans and the Red and WI SNever 'found…

… in s. feeling that the Wolverines before the beginning of the d tonight in Waterman gym says, Sieve Farrell, veteran 'A mentor. Fernier Trach k Men to 'Be Many, for"mer Ithacan tra and iichigan track…

February 17, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 98) • Page Image 1

…, chief of police, di- the Wolverines drew first blood when Robert Woods Bliss, formerly third rector of the Reichsbank and other Captain MacDuff scored a beautiful assistant secretary of state, becomes…

…- ing below C and must also re- ceive a grade above C in at least one course. 1 I WILL TACKLE HOOSIER TANK MEN IN "Y" POOL AT 2:15 1 fmd'T~e v FARRELL'S MEN MEET MA IN CHICAGO THIS Al WOLVERINE

… defeati son from Coach Brown's Wolverines, It is impossible to tell flow while Michigan is equally determined Farrell's men will run on Ch despite the severe handicap of inelig- peculiarly banked track. In…

… bre.nr 4 and Searle, the crack Wolverine der to defeat them. It i" lke sprint duo. In the 150 yard 'back Chicago has a well balanced stroke Churchman and Lauter will team as they have been accusto be…

October 12, 1929 (vol. 40, iss. 12) • Page Image 1

… .Wolverines Will1. Game ,IResearch in 'the" field of m-unici- pal government is the chief concern at present of the Michigan Munic- ipal league. The body is making a comprehensive study of special city…

… variety. On the basis of this mode of at- II A T11111 A I A 1Ifl TflI I itack, the Wolverines seem well for- righthander of the A's, in inning of the third gan rapid succession they d damage to account…

February 19, 1929 (vol. 39, iss. 101) • Page Image 1

… of .he Michigan goal which began to pay dividends so that Illinois ed 6 to 0 at the end of 10 minutes of play. The Illinois defense even outshone the vaunted Wolverine guarding, only Captain Mc…

…EroeAtT-- g' A r iiThe hsyWleie tlzc Became Favorite In Many Capitols the second half. Of Europe At The Age Of The husky Wolverines utilized ' Thirteen I[[ lJ Dtheir height to take control of the ball but lost…

…. Minnesota, 37; Iowa, 22. ' McCoy led the Wolverines with four 0--------- -- ---- o Ohio State, 35; Chicago, 31. jfield goals, and was the only Wol- - -- -------------verine to display even a semblance…

July 08, 1928 (vol. 9, iss. 13) • Page Image 1

… wrestling team in the Olympics at Amsterdam this month. Ed George, heavyweight, and Robert Hewitt, light- weight, are the two Wolverines who earned the right to represent America in the impending Olympics by…

… champion. In winning the heavyweight title and the Olympic berth, the Wolverin' had t'o defeat Harry Steele, Olymr champion in 1924, in thej semi-finals and Flanders, Oklahoma A. & M. star, in the finals…

… the Big Ten seaSon. was pinned with ease, the Wolverine being the superior to the 1928 Con- ference champion. In addition to the ones who won titles, Paul Y. Kirimura, a Japanees student of the Hawaian…

… established almost the same sort of affliction his distance of 25 feet, 10 7-8 should get Hubbard; it did. Yester- inches. Hamn was regarded as the day the Olympic champion and re- only threat to the Wolverine

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 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 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…

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…

May 13, 1924 (vol. 34, iss. 164) • Page Image 1

Wolverine Only 'ntwo Scratch flits in WholeGame Special to The2 iay Madison, Ais., May 12.--Wis put a crimp in the championship of the Michigan baseball team when they ran away with a 4 victory. Christensen…

…. Stryker, starting on the moue the Wolverines, was not In his form and was relieved by Bens the fifth inning. higan Starts rted the scoring i when they were iss two tallies wi t was thrown ou Haggerty got…

…, --AN..-.r -1--1T TI IF9 FOX C XNABLE Stops Home Run Benson niado- his appearance i fifth inning but 'was unable to the Badgers from scoring two runs. Bachman playing left field fo Wolverines made…

January 19, 1924 (vol. 34, iss. 85) • Page Image 1

… Alexander, '24; Norman Johnson, '25; William Shri- , itros tl fofne n oihn ptedndt eomn nivsiain~ h The Wolverines started the game erWo'24.in attack, since the invadersI of the election of Rep. Miller…

… become accustomed to ! merelyi fecton, the Wolverine combinations ' , I Chicago, the Wolverines negative Prsdn onLidI itmo adn were inoting with a greater degree France T'o alk aantteNrh the floor. team…

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…

May 15, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 164) • Page Image 1

… woods near Pinck- sponsible for the Wolverine t ney. They will be followed by a Beginning with the second baseball game between the students $ the game was Michigan's, Iom and faculty members of the…

… arranged to be present and thanks to good fieldingh Sat the initiation and banquet.opponents to a meagre four ru die" also accounted for two 1: of them good for two bases. The Wolverine sluggingr 1u…

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…

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…

May 27, 1922 (vol. 32, iss. 174) • Page Image 1

… and journalism, turn- WOLVERINE SLUGGERS ed into 'a discussion. HAVE REGAINED STRIDE Round Table Discussions Specific subject were taken up inds round table discussion groups imme- Liverance on Mound to…

…, '23, next year's . editorial Wolverine baseball team will stack up board chairman, led a discussion on against Chicago at 4 o'clock this after- editorial writing and policy. noon on Ferry field. In the…

… and may take a The constitution provides for a per- chance agains the Wolverines. * He manent organization known as the plays first base regularly when not on Michigan Interscholastic Press asso- the…

May 13, 1922 (vol. 32, iss. 162) • Page Image 1

…, Burke, Goldwater and s, the Wolverine dash squad. The r dashmen who will run for Il- s are not known in the Michi- camp. Sweet a- Consistent Runner, .e of the best races of the day be the 440 yard run…

… -fiat. Michigan's'hopes rest with Siemons, Joyner and is. the half-mile run, Douglas, Price Everett of the Wolverine squad have a chance to display the best is in them when they run against s of the…

… vfctories. The Wolverines have won their last eight consecutive games four of which were against Conference teams and the men think that this game although perhaps a hard one will not result in defeat. With…

June 02, 1921 (vol. 31, iss. 172) • Page Image 1

WOLVERINE BATTERS SCHULTZ PITCHES FINE BALL TILL 7TH FRAME Farmer Rally, Aided by Errors, Nets 3 Runs in Ninth; Liverance Fans 4 Coach Ray Fisher swung his heavy ibatting artillery into line yesterday…

… afternoon with "the result that Michi- gan Agricultural college was defeat- ed on Ferry field by an 8 to 5 count. Ten clean swats combined with 3 Ag- gie errors went to make up the total of Wolverine scores…

…, found Kuhn easy picking and had little less diffi- culty in finding Ross, who succeeded him in the fourth.; Two Miclitgian Tallies . The Wolverines scored first in the second frame. Karpus raised the cur…

May 25, 1921 (vol. 31, iss. 165) • Page Image 1

… Squad Prepares Fir Hard Struggle With Wolverinee Barristers, senior honorary law so- ciety, will honor 12 men, with mem- bership today. At a meeting last week the following men of the '22 law class were…

… Johnson and his followers entrain for the Wolverine stronghold. Better Feeling Displayed As Michigan and Illinois prepare to battle for the Big Ten pennant, it is pleasing to record that much better PLAYERS…

Wolverine athlete, a natie of Illinois. Yost has made this sug- gestion as a result of his recent visit to Illinois to examine the Illini plan" for a great stadium and recreational field.' The spirit 'of this…

… proposal, whether it is carried through or not, has been most pleasing to the Illini. When the Wolverine nine appears on Illinois field on June 4 for the finall battle, Illinois leaders will see to it that…

May 17, 1921 (vol. 31, iss. 158) • Page Image 1

… The Wolverines should have scored ihe second when Genebach got an ifield hit and Vick doubled to deep ft. However, Genebach tried to poe home on Ernie's hit and wasp aught at the plate. Dixon fanned and…

… the Michigan man did win in straight sets. The score was. 9-7, 6-4. The Wolverine was particu- larly effective I4 using a well placed chop. Many times he passed his op- ponent at the net with this…

… amount to $4,300, The Michi-_ ganensian $2,600, The Gargoyle $1,000, The Directory $500, The Athletic Pro- gram $500, The Wolverine $450,tand no profit for The Chimes. The. total gross profits thus reach…

May 15, 1921 (vol. 31, iss. 157) • Page Image 1

… the first half of the meet the Wolverines led, but, taking ad- vantage of Michigan weakness in the remaining events the Indians soon overcame this lead. Excellent records for a western dual meet wer…

…. Wallace ran as fast race in the low barriers in 25 sec- onds flat, but the Wolverines were slightly handicapped in this and the 220 dash by the curved track.' Indians Get 10 Firsts Simmons of Michigan and…

… the. half mile and plaped second, two yards behind Yates who covered the dist-. ance in 1:58. Walker, the Wolverine' high jumper, went above all his'previ- ous records forcing Alberts to go. 6 feet, 3 3…

May 12, 1921 (vol. 31, iss. 154) • Page Image 1

… arms to civilian Ger- man olice J71cjtanirs, '21,Afnd Robe rtsofl'jg To Head Wolverine John E. McManis, '21, has been ap- pointed managing editor of The Wol- verine, the Summer session newspa- per of the…

… business manager of The Wolverine are appointed by the editor and busi- ness manager elect of The Daily. This system was instituted in order to es- tablish the connection of The Daily with The Wolverine and…

May 08, 1921 (vol. 31, iss. 151) • Page Image 1

…- elin, Hoffman broke the Ohio record and Sargent and Cruickshank in the high hurdles. Stipe Breaks Tie Stipe's heave of 114 feet 11 inches! in the hammer broke the tie at the end and gave the Wolverines

….4-2-. OVERCONFIDENCE ALMOST FOR MICHIGAN IN SIX'I INNING VISITORS HOLD TIE TILL END OF EIG Schultz, Dixon, and Liverane Down Box for Wolverine Liverance Finishing Michigan and Chicago playe and neck through nine innin…

… weird listless baseball, befo: Wolverines, with one out in the managed to squeeze Jack Perr the plate on Karpus' long hit with the winning run. The fina was 7 to 6. Michigan was painly overco and after…

May 03, 1921 (vol. 31, iss. 146) • Page Image 1

… by a Michigan twirler this season, Dixon led the Wolverine nine to a five to nothing victory-over*Purdue here today for the Maize and Blue's second Conference Victory. Timely hits combined with…

… excellent hurling brought the Wol- verines an easy win. . in his nine innings on the mound, Dixon had things entirely his own way. Eleven Boilermakers were struck out by the Wolverine hurler, only two were…

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