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… being shunted out of the race so early in the season. Michigan will be trying for its first victory over Purdue since 1933 when the Wolverines defeated the Boilermakers, 27 to 22, in the final game of the…

…- cial to The Daily)-Speed was too much for Michigan's height advan- tage once again as the Purdue fire- horses broke past the Wolverines time and time again to defeat the Michigan basketball team in its…

… Michigan defense but rather popped away at the basket from the floor in an attempt to pull the Wolverine offense in and then fake around them. But these tactics proved use- less and in the second half they…

…. After about three minutes of play Gee fooled Seward and got away under the basket to put the Wolverines ahead, 4 to 1. Pattanelli fouled Down- ey who made good and then Ander- son held Townsend shooting…

… glee, banged home the goal that marked a 2-1 tri- umph over Pt. Edward of Sarnia, and gave the Wolverines their third win in a row. The Wolverines treated the crowd that jammed the old Coliseum last…

… play with a crashing body check, but Referee Farrell ruled that he used his knee on the play' and Bob rested out for two minutes while the- Wolverines played defensive hockey. Heyliger was chased for…

…'s fast skat- ing Wolverines ip the initial clash of a two-game hockey series. Indications are that Coliseum of- ficials will be hanging out the S.R.O. sings by 7:30 p.m. at the latest and that when the…

… Golden Gopher's Ray Bjorck and Michigan's Vic Heyliger bat the opening face-off at 8 p.m., there will not be a rafter in the arena without its quota of ardent fans. Eddie Lowrey, Wolverine mentor…

… at 8:30 p.m. as spitq the fact that he is suffering was originally scheduled. from a severe cold. With Fabello in! Though NBC engineers have not uniform, the Wolverines will be able yet decided whether…

… appears, "Why Wom- en smoke is an intriguing question, Saves To Blank Fast Professor Beane said and some rea- Skating Wolverines sons for indulgence are found in a book by 'The Woman Smoker'." The Local…

… beat Michigan last night. The Professor Beane was justifiably Wolverines' first string trio of Hey- piqued by these calls, because he did liger, James, and Fabello outclassed not make any statement…

… was equal National Guard; Expect to the task. He dove, he waited or Cold Snap To End Rains .he outfaked the Wolverine sharp- -__dpT E shooters whenever they came close, and every time he guessed the…

…. Bill Wood was turning in a good Sme left threatened homes on job for the Wolverines, but he didn't, footOthb like Wilkinson, have eyes in his feet. ers were rought out in Bill knocked 21 shots during the…

…- sity five, 37 to 32, last night at Yost Field House. A near capacity crowd of 8,000, the seasons largest, saw the Buckeyes find the basket from far out on the floor whenever the Wolverines closed the…

… calls offering help, the of- fices of the American Red Cross in the Wolverine Building and the dairy offices were kept open till midnight yesterday and will be kept open till the same hour tonight if the…

… was the last for the Wolverines until Feb. 13 when they meet Michigan State at East Lansing. Indiana will move into the Field House for an important Confer- ence battle the following Monday. The young…

… in the Varsity pool. The Wolverines annexed every first with the exception of the 400-yard relay in which they were disqualified by a. bad start. In addition to the scheduled events of the meet, Coach…

…. 15.-()- Michigan's powerful wrestling team defeated a crippled Northwestern squad, 33 to 5, at Patten Gym here today. The Wolverines won seven out of eight matches. They scored six of these victories…

…, primarily on character de- velopment. He was formerly on The Daily staff, and worked for his board at the Wolverine, Michigan's cooper- ative restaurant for students. "They Too Arise" is now in rehearsal and…

… clash in the Coliseum in t the third tilt of a four-game seriesA with the mythical hockey champion- ship of Michigan at stake. The open-a ing face-off is scheduled for 8 p.m.u The Wolverines, fresh from a…

… Wolverines were shut out in the initial encounter,. 1-0, but came back in the second game to eke out a 3-2 win and square the series. In order to add the mythical Mich- igan crown to their 1936-37 hockeye…

… second place with Minnesota with ;even won and two games lost and a virtual tie with Illinois for the Big ren title. And incidentally it put the Wolverines in position for a Con- ference championship for…

… the first time since Coach Cappy Cappon took over in 1931 for Michigan's first title since 1929. Is First Since '32 It also was the Wolverines first victory over the Lafayette, Ind., team since 1932 and…

… Big Ten. The first period was listless until Jimmy Carlson, the Norsemen's flashy center, took a loose puck from his own defense zone, dribbled through the Wolverine defense and shot it into the net at…

…')-With only 11 seconds of the game remaining, a goal by Capt. Vic Heyliger gave Michigan a 3 to 2 vic- tory over Minnesota to place the Wolverines in a tie with the Gophers for the Big Ten hockey title. A crowd…

… American mark were set by Wolverines in the great- est exhibition of swimming ever seen in the University of Iowa pool. Each new mark by Coach Matt Mann's team was well applauded by a large crowd of 3…

…,0.00 persons. Tom Haynie of the visitors ac- counted for two of the Intercollegiate records in the 220 and 440-yard free- style races with times of 2:09.7 and 4:47. The American record was set when the Wolverine…

… event, totalling 118.6 pints. Frank Barnard, co-captain of the Wolverines along with Kasley, 'fin- ished behind Haynie in both the 220 and 440-yard events. The Michigan swimmers, who arc National…

… the feeling that the advantage is all on its side. Actually, however, it is an even game. The Wolverines are expected to be suffering from a let-down after UAWA Points Drive At Ford Auto Workers Stay…

…'s great sophomore, Bill Watson, be- came the first man in Wolverine track history to break 50 feet as he heaved the heavy ball 50 feet 1 inch on his second attempt. The second place winner, Gus Zarnas of…

… record set by the 1936 Wolverine quartet by two seconds as anchor man Birleson crossed the finish line a full 5 yards ahead of Harley How- ells, fourth Buckeye runner. Perhaps most interesting to the fans…

…'s body had been found. Albion College Fire Rwjmo W-rw. Tm-e ,n Wolverines Rally To Beat Ohio State Cage Teamn, 42-38 Wilbur Sees Great Opportunities In Public Personnel Management By TUURE TENANDER…

… at will before a smalla but enthusiastic crowd to triumph byq a count of 8-1.P The Wolverines turned the gameh into a rout before it was five mi- utes old when Johnny Fabello banged q home two goals…

… and George Cookes a third to give Michigan a lead whicha was never in danger.V The London Club, despite its threes forward lines was practically at thet mercy of the eight Wolverines whom Coach Eddie…

… Haynie and Ed Kirar shared first-place honors for the Wolverines. Each winning two events. Kirar also swam the anchor leg on the victorious sprint relay quartet. The Buckeyes came through with two first…

… mile and the broad jump, and took six of the remaining 10 first places. Johnny Woodruff of Pitt, Olympic 800-meter champion, and Capt. Bob Osgood of the Wolverines each took two first places, with Osgood…

…. Despite the fact that Wolverines defeated Wisconsin, 43 to 31, in a more or less listless game at Madison earlier in theseason, they expect plenty of trouble tonight. Harold Foster, Badger coach, could not…

… the only, Wolverine of, f1~f"l"tes to win his way to the1 finals. In the first heat of the 880 Trutt1 of Indiana and Beetham of Ohiot placed one-two with Ed DeVine and1 Harry O'Connell of Michigan…

… scored by one of its rep- resentatives. In the consolation bouts, every man defeated by the cham- pion will1meet to decide second and third place winners. Wolverine Still Strong Michigan, despite defeats…

… Draw Warship Band Around Spain Wolverines Take Big Ten Track, Swimming Titles; Wrestlers Finish Second French Destroyer Starts Police Duty LONDON March 14.-(Sunday)- (AP)-Warships of four nations drew…

… Michigan Daily)-Sheer man power tonight gave Michigan its fourth consecutive Big Ten Indoor track and field title as the Wolverines fought off both Indiana and Wiscon- sin to win with 35 points. A thrilling…

… conference records were established tonight and two of them were by Michigan. In pulling the meet out of the fire by copping the relay, the Wolverine quartet was clocked in 3:20.3 to erase the old mark of 3…

… Ed Kirar, Wolverine junior, was close behind Haynie in effective- ness, winning the 50 and 100-yard sprints with times of :23.4 and :53.8. The former time tying the Big Ten mark equalled in the semi…

…,_He Believes n ussolini's sudden attack on Great Britain earlier this week and his Wolverine Medley Team promise to avenge sanctions just asj Shatters National Record, he avenged the Adowa defeat in Ethi…

… ceased tonight the Wolverines rode well out in front with 34 points, I followed by Ohio State with 27 and Yale with 21. Another feature of today's com- petition was the dethroning of two of last year…

…- legiates. . The Wolverine medley aggregation of Fred Cody, Jack Kasley and Ed Kirar, capped its record breaking per- formance in the preliminaries by taking the finals in the event handily, beating out Ohio…

… pool to night and rode its crest to the Na tional Intercollegiate Swimmin championship. The Wolverines swept aside all op position in piling up a total of 7 points, almost double that of its near est…

… will meet Michigan in track, and Ohio State University will meet the Wolverines in baseball and golf. The Women's Athletic Association has arranged exhibitions in riding, archery clock golf, volley ball…

… Wolverine. The status of six other hotels, also members of the association, remained in doubt. They were prevented, be- cause of being in receivership, from signing the March 16 agreement. William Walker…

….A.U. swimming championship received a setback in the opening events of the meet here tonight, when Ed Kirar, Wolverine junior, failed to show in the 100-yard free-style. Kirar, who had been figured for a high…

… more than offset, however, when Lake Shore A.C. of Chicago, the Wolverines' biggest rival for team rivals, received a setback in the low-board diving. Al Greene, favorite for the Chicago team, was nosed…

… Goodlander,' according to the announcement, "comes to her new position with the whole-hearted sup- port of the Board." Hoytmen Seek Coast Revenge For '35 Defeat Wolverines Hope To Top Golden Bears; S qu a d…

…'s Uni- versity of California cindermen in retribution for the 76-54 shellacking sustained by the Wolverines at the hands of the Golden Bears in 1935. The 1937 model of the Hoyt track machine, undefeated…

… so far this year, appears to have the edge on the Cali- fornians in balance and power. There is the chdnce that lack of outdoor work may tell on the Wolverines, however. The Bears fell victim to the…

… safeties..1 The win was the fifth of the season for the Wolverines who have been touring the south for thepast week and to date the "gas house gang" from Ann Arbor has dropped but two decisions. Fishman…

… in the fifth and Steve Uricek tallying in the sixth. The Wolverines could touch Buckeye John Dagenhard for only four hits but had many more scoring opportunities than did Ohio. The Bucks had but two…

… brilliant ball for seven innings here today but weak- ened long enough in the eighth to permit the Hawkeyes two runs, which were sufficient to win, 3 to 2. It was the Wolverines first defeat of the 1937…

… scored a mom- ent later on Haltom's single to cen- ter. Haltom went to third on Ka- dell's hit to left and counted on Klumpar's sacrifice fly to left. The Wolverines were rendered im- potent at the plate…

… Wolverine pitchers that fanned 12 opposing batters, walked 10 and blew a 7-0 lead. Burt Smith crowned the freakish mound performance by hit- ting Bill Mattison, Toledo catcher, on the head with a fast ball in…

… absence, on the executive council of the engineer- te wolverines openle ie s g t; in their half of the first'inning when ing college. a hit by Danny Smick chased Leo I Prof. Walter L. Badger of the Beebe…

…, school curriculum, meetings of the nitely proven yesterday afternoon as ternational holiday. cerned, for de Valera can not by a John Milne Barbour. business schools conference and meet- the Wolverine track…

… determine employe representatives 2:15 p.m., today: went the route for the Wolverines. He for collective bargaining; a strike of "Preludium, Theme and Varia- allowed the Bucks just six scattered window…

…' Dagenhard hit Steve in the sixths i- ning the belligerent Wolverine sec- Au .,to U le s 1C S nt ond sacker started for the mound, bat in hand, but thought better of it and finally trotted off to first. By…

…)-Combining three extra- base hits, an error and two passes, Michigan staged a five-run rally in the eighth inning here today to defeat Michigan Normal by a score of 7-3. It was the Wolverines' tenth win of the…

… who beat well in his brief stint. an ignominious retreat from his The Wolverines' eighth-inning throne yet retained the royal title is splurge was started by Walt Peckin- presented by the signature of…

… Wolverines, was touched for fourd hits and another run.s Kremer Leads Battinga Merle Kremer, with a home runr and a pair of doubles, and Leo Beebe,s with three singles, led an 11-hit at-: tack against Indiana…

…'s Babe Hosler,r but the Wolverines could not bring across the necessary counters when the opportunities presented them-f selves.S Michigan opened the scoring in thei first on Beebe's one-base knock ands…

… single off Smith's glove. In the home half of the sixth the Wolverine scoring ended with two runs coming from Beebe's third, single, a wild throw, Kremer's double and a single by Danny Smick.- Michigan had…

… cam- paign to eight. The Wolverines walked off with eight first places and scored slams in the discus and broad jump as they romped over the Buckeyes for the second time this year. Despite their loss…

… damper on the Hoo- sier attack, allowing only three hits over the rest of the route and striking out five. The Wolverines enjoyed a brief lead by picking up a run in the first. Walt Peckinpaugh reached…

… Purdue By 4=3 Score1 Johnny Simithers Pitches Wolverines To First Win In Four Big Ten Starts LA FAYETTE, Ind., May 14.- (Spe-1 cial to The Daily)-Michigan finally broke into the win column, after three…

…'s time was 21.9. The Wolverines showed their usual, strength in the field events with Big Bill Watson taking firsts in the weights, Sam Stoller winning the broad jump, and Fred Martin the javelin. Watson…

… ferencer V i e n n a Symphony Orchestras. cago tod "Americans always say 'greatest' when Walter they ohould say 'one of the best,'" Wolverin the conductor declared. aces' de singlesa Kraus To Welcomeic the…

… field in his 'other times at on Brewer dropped a Texas into left field for Michigan's er hit. four of Illinois' runs off Her- lhman were earned, five field- es by the Wolverines account- the others. an…

… wonders" of the Conference, failed to live up to their reputation and un- leashed an 11 hit barrage that in- cluded a home run by Ray King while the Wolverines were able to garner but six singles. King hit…

…. Northwestern also seemed headed for their usual second place when they won all but one of the singles and one of the two scheduled doubles. While the Wolverines' number one and two men, Miller Sherwood and Bill…

… to fall. Big Bill Watson will lead the Wolverine rec- ord shattering efforts with his as- saults on the shot mark of 49 feet 11 inches owned since 1934 by Chin Kamm of Illinois. Saturday marks the…

… Chicago Is Nearing Title As Result Of Semi-Final Round Victory Woolsey Defeated In Singles Match Dean Only Wolverine Left In Singles; Doubles Are To Be Played By ART BALDAUF Chicago's varsity tennis team…

… of Wisconsin, 1-6, 6-3, 2-6, to leave Jarvis Dean the only Wolverine to pull through the 'singles. Jarvis trimmed Tim Twerdahl of Illinois, 6-1, 6-1, to reach the finals of the third flight. He meets…

… Russel Ball of Northwestern today. The Wolverines are basing their remaining hopes in the doubles, which were halted by rain yesterday. Jesse Flick and Jp r'.la Dean meet George Ball and Dick Rugg, the…

… Bid Four Conference Records Fall; Wolverines Score 80 Points To Win Bill Watson Winner In 3 Field Events Osgood Steps 14 Seconds In 120 High Hurdles To Shatter Mark Michigan reclaimed its Big Ten track…

… crown from Indiana yesterday with 60 points to the Hoosiers 44 be- fore 6,000 drenched spectators at Ferry Field. The victory gave the Wolverines their 15th outdoor title in the 37 years of competition…

…. He played baseball on the near-championship Wolverine nine last year and won his numerals as a freshman. "The examination was perhaps ai little easier than usual, though it was not intentionally so…

….Y. Kremer, who performed in center- field this season has proven to be one of the Wolverines' ablest hitters in his two years of competition. As a member of the championship nine last season, he amassed a…

… batting av- erage of .349, second best among his mates. Although official averages for this year have not been compiled as yet, it is known that the husky southpaw was the only Wolverine to finish above the…

…-week and said the ad- ministrative board should have pow- er to reduce the standard to a 30- hour week. He suggested that the hourly minimum wage should be 40 cents. Scheibe Made HeaddOfBoard At Wolverine…

… Members of the Wolverine, campus restaurant, controlled, financed and operated by students, elected John P. Scheibe, '37, chairman of its Board of Directors yesterday. Donald Murdock, '38, treasurer this…

…-Intervention Committee, called to meet at London. Great Britain and France hoped Wolverines Trail Leaders for Italian and German agreement on their proposal for British and French By 12 Points In Battle ships to fill the…

… Berlin and cial to The Daily)-Little Jack Emery, Rome said, however, that Germany junior clubster from Detroit, was the and Rome would reject that plan. only Wolverine to break 80 here to- 3 t ) t ', ,I t…

… Replacements Despite Raggedness, Line Appears Better Than Last Year's, Although rain and a slippery turf somewhat marred their efforts, the 1937 Wolverines made several im- portant facts evident in their first…

… Scientists X500 Bond Is Set Featured On List For Sheriff', Owners - - I 14 r c I d r Men, Women Wolverine Will Feed 625 'i At New Location;Womenz Form Cooperative Seven hundred students will en- gage in…

… cooperative eating and room-! ing this year on the Michigan cam-! pus. Four groups, the Wolverine, the new Women's Cooperative, the Roch- dale Student Cooperative and thec five-year-old Socialist House, are or…

… vulnerable spot An the third quar- ter to gain a 7 to 0 victory. Outgaining the Wildcats via rush- ing, 125 yards to 106, the improved Wolverines matched the title defend- ers thrust for thrust on their ground…

… pounded through center and fumbled the ball, Wegner recovering for Wildcats. Again in the waning moments the Wolverines refusing to quit, started another march. Bernie Jefferson, colored Wildcat ace, kicked…

… from his own 20, but the ball caromed off two Wolverine chargers and went out of bounds on Northwestern's 36. Trosko again assumed command of Mich- igan's offensive. Siegel Stars In Line He skirted end…

… al- ternately apart, through the melee emerged one Wolverine covered with glory and the praise of the entire 32,- 000 spectators present. He was Don Siegel, Royal Oak tackle, whose (Continued on Pare…

… Michigan's attack, who willt attempt to pace the Wolverines to their first victory of the year, this afternoon. - State Carried' $8,500,000 In PWA Proj eets Ann Arbor Was Granted J $24,951 For Its Plant;j No…

… Daily)-Iowa is ready for the Wolverines. Starting with one of the largest and most enthusiastic pep meetings in the history of the annual dad's day celebration, the whole town has thrown open the doors in…

… July and organization of the new Gov- ernment begins. Meeting To Discuss Co-op Incorporation Incorporation of the Wolverines eating cooperative preliminary to signing a land contract for the build- ing…

… tdelay "already has killed two days of sales." The plates will be black on ForW olverineBegreen.u Girl Can Be Heard, But Wolverine members voted 336 to 10 Not Seen, Band Decides yesterday to accept a…

… Wolverine Play Offeusive Game After Touchdown.; Gedeon Stars In Line Game Slowed Up By Raini And Mud By IRVIN LISAGOR. (Daily Sports Editor) PHILADELPHIA, Nov. 13.-(Spe- ,ial to the Daily)-In a veritable…

… negated any offense the Quakers might have boasted, al- though both Ritchie and Purucker found the going enough to their lik- ing to assure Wolverine success. Michigan clearly displayed super- iority in the…

… first half, and a holding penalty deprived them of still an- other touchdown. However, once they had gained a lead, the Wolverines were content to play defensive foot- ball and in this tactical approach…

…, Purucker distinguished himself by his punting. Stark Ritchie, who played a leading role in the Wolverines' win last wctk, again turned on the heat yesterday to the extent of 111 yards gained from scrimmage…

… 12 noon and from 1 tom pose diplomatic isolation of the Unit- Istripe in the second period when the p.m. on those days. Small repro- I ed States, according to figures re- Wolverines lost the ball after…

… Fast One... VOL. XLVIII. No. 49 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOV. 21, 1937 , PRICE FIVE CENTS Nanking Evacuated Fisher Strike Heads To Talk; Alumni Push $50,000Fund 'Wolverines Never Have A - 0…

… those few were ppointed. The Scarlet and Grey Pt through Wolverine barriers ce for a 21-0 victory, which end- the Varsity season dismally and a conjectural pallor about the 3 coaching situation. s the…

… Wolverines almost en- y on the defensive, with the brief ption of an aerial flurry in the d quarter when Fred Trosko hed them to the Ohio 13-yard Purucker Matches Wedebrook orman Purucker, again Michi- 's…

… Wolverines took the over, and Purucker edged into end zone for another punt, as the od ended. ut on the first play of the second rter evidently Norm thought that Ohioans charged too aggressively, he attempted…