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November 23, 1923 (vol. 34, iss. 53) • Page Image 6

… arrive in Columbus early this PlH, CIP I" l 5_2Tiif j anced, overhead game, a superior kick- morning where the Wolverine lar- ° f ru IL i l ing offehse, and an uncanny ability to rier wil viewiththe…

… ruts. Ohio State, ;me of north goal to 'defend, Beta. Thleta PF1 the. field to the 20 yard line Cook the teams the Wolverines wvill have ,kicked off. The ball Was kicked and!I squirmed h~s way thirg…

Wolverines, Joe Horner and of Wisconsin is also a runner of na; Ralph Craig, were .placed onl James E. mean ability. ~Sullivan's AlAeia track team in The conference run is the last meet AllAmei1. for no less…

… than five of the Wolverines a- as Captain Arndt, B~owen, Rearick, Da-~ Six Wolverines gained a place in the vis and Griffen will receive their1 Intercollegiate track finals, at Cam- sheepskin~ in tihe…

February 22, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 102) • Page Image 6

… win from Northwestern and a 'defeat at the hands of Wiscon- In the first game of. the trip with Northwestern the Wolverines experi- enced little troubl~e in carrying . off honors, .although the Purple…

… and White played better basketball than they displayed on their recent in'va- sion of Ann Ardor. Defense "Strong- .At no time did Northwestern threat- en the Wolverines, for the latter were leading 'by…

…,-respon- biblea for 19 of the Wolverine points. He figured considerably, in the de- fense with Paper., Hard luck shtots and Wisconsin's pm' handball doubles tournament this afternoon at the handball courts inj the…

… basement of Waterman gvmn a-, NOW $1.00 gettin~g the breaks, spelled defeat for the Wolverines in this air-tight af- fair". Although. the Badgers never. se- cured the tip-off in one wi'tance dlur- ig the…

… game they held the Wolver- i ines scoreless from' the . field 'in the first half. Every man on both teams played: a hard game, and the contest was one of the cleanest rough gamesI that a Wolverine team…

March 16, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 121) • Page Image 6

… doped as follows for To lRimt Heats# the Wolverines: 50 yard dash between 3 to 5 points, t6io mile 6 to 8,1pole W ill Ruin Tonight on his hand44orYovdr a week. In 440 Yard Trials Another sign of a "'. i…

…. Platten gymnasium at Evanston, while l The following first places are almost Martin, Joyner, Thomas and Siemonis certain to go to the Wolverines; shot will compete in the' 440. There -wviI put, two mile and…

… competition but tomorrow's Ohio State and Iowa ahead' of ,themn. results should find him a contributor The Wolverines did not place any'inen of two valuable points. in~ first place. ,,___________ Wolverine

… likely that the Wolverines will pile I the March issue of the Athletic up a total of not less than 36 points Journal, published in Champaign, Ill., which should be enough to win any by the Athletic Journal…

… story on "Intramural Scoring." a field of opponents as the Wolverines' He describes in detail the scoring sys- have ever had to face in any western tem used in tournaments at Michigan, meet as 'all .the…

… looks :like a victory for with the California law requiring re- the Wolverines by a good margin. mariage of divorced people. i a pennant this year if reports from the Cubs but the greet ;>ss . the boys…

January 26, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 91) • Page Image 6

….11 a Leave for Laning Wth hance to Win; Addition'of' and Searles Boosts Stock OXE, PLITNGE, DIVING TS'STR(ONGLY FORTIFIED tembers of the Wolverine' team will leave Ann Arbor noon for .Laising 'ter crack…

… the Wolverines in because of injuries. Blair, Miner, in placed man swimming for Hyde in the Waterman gymnasium this coming Matusoff, and Lipschitz are the men tr relay. Saturday. that Olsen have working…

… games it is ex- Isle and the occasion of which has pected it will be a different team that caused the Recreation department of will play here next Saturday. It is hoped that the Wolverine players will the…

… of ite. The upshot was that the overcon- (ldent Wolverines lost thegae ba attention on the part of winter sport game by a fans. C. E. Brewer, commissionier of score of 25 to 22. Another example of…

… Overconfidence has proven costly to Coach Mather in the past and it is hoped that the past will not repeat itself. Ohio has won 12 games to 8 for the Wolverines. * Coach Olsen of the Buckeye quin- tet, after…

… witnessing the Northwest- ern-Michigan game at Ann Arbor, re- turned to Columbus in no gentle frame of mind to pick up the reins in pre- paring his squad for the battle against the Wolverines Saturday…

March 04, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 111) • Page Image 1

… report to his government on and number of students served and MICHIGAN DROPS LAf [ST COURTTILT TO IOWNS 2H81 WOLVERINES HOLD HIG 1HAND UNTIL FINAL )IINUTES OF CONTEST FUNK, HAWKEYE STAR, PROVES DANGEROUS…

… last basket neces- sary to tie' the count. Almost from the outset of the game, A9GGIE SWIMMERS BWTO .MI,1CHIGA9N Hbbard and Captain Smith Star ,s1 Wolverines Roll IUp 48-20 Score employed in the Union…

…, Rice, Paper, and Military Ball committee, 1325 Wash- Science building. The afternoon talks champion, in lowering the former Cappon will not wear' a Wolverine in. p n intended nrimarily for sneinI, court…

… Middle West, the Michigan entrants were the outstand-- ing performers. Three of the 10 rec- ords broken o' tied in the meet were created by Wolverines, who in all captured four firsts in the special events…

April 27, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 149) • Page Image 6

… entered the Penn relays which are being Id at Philadelphia at the same time. Michi an's chances in the two relays which the Wolverines have entered m are conced~ed to be unusually good Farrell's men have…

… opening game of "he Wolverine season. All of t' : 'layers were confident that they would keep up the record of straight victor-! 'ies which has been established by former Wolverines. ' Four .singles and two…

… the weath- er is good; MICHIGAN RECORDS In the Michigan-Harvardtgame of 1914 the Wolverines gave thle Crim- son men the greatest battle ever evi- denced between thetwo schools. Har- vard won 7-0 but the…

… Easterners when the Wolverine tennis team was defeated 4-2. The two schools were tied in the singles in a hotly contested match between Shafroth and Norrington but Colum- bia took the doubles sets. At the…

… Drake relays in both 1919 and 1920 Michigan won first in the I1klf-mile relay. Also in 1918 the; Wolverines came in second in this event. II '. With four titles to his credit this New York…

March 03, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 110) • Page Image 6

…THE MCHIGA DAIL y - .." + , . .. . , ' a Sw TRIO 0O0WOLVERINE TEAMS GO INTO ACTION I r oD Ma t her's Co urt Men Meet IowdA Tonight In Final Clash Of Season ON JLI0lL A (Continued from Pa ge…

… HURDLES and the fight tonight should be aN EONO hard one. Burgitt was in the main, Believe Garment Prices Will Rise N SEC Interest in the- Big 'Ten athletic= responsible for the Wolverine defeat Clothing…

… three men will be playing their below and mail to the office of iHubbard swimlin Many Events Listed last game for the Wolverines and may The Daily First places in b The card of events will include the be…

… the hurdles, shot put, broad All mebs ho the nio it there is every rea jump and the four mile relay team. rry class who have not yet Address......................ithe Wolverines w Dehart Hubbard, who…

… stronger aggre- J T K greatst hopeso placing lie in the backstroke and fancy diving. With squ Hubbard averaging a mile and a half ver of back'stroke work each day and the the Wolverines diving trio…

… the relay. p will do It for Michigan o nearly every eyent p men. Come in and we will y the Wolverines. i prove it to you. ms met on Jan. 26 a first place in the' oth Papenguth andIg n considerable im…

March 07, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 113) • Page Image 7

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY fit Wolverines Announced As First Michigan Entries In. Big Ten Takleet ere Are Three v Dick Papcngiitla former state champion, who carried1 the colors of the informal team…

… nfljatnstar havinlg glided. the Coach W. Sterry Brown. Capt. Fran- !ern as "a wonderful swi mmer", ,re- i ;thf Of tb i )oli less than Y1j cis L. Smith 'will lead seven of isi I the Wolverine had forced i…

…, for. his work during the Three other Wolverines make oup3 the fori premier hnrbtteea pasttwo w e shas shown a commen- :eight man teM t a il C fiY (t n n r t e C nee c nttto s daste degree of improvement…

… wvill be the' usual custom, according to the Wolverine mentor, #o~'old practice; upon 'Monday, Tusday, and Thursday nights,,but owing t6 the boxing show which is carded' for the gymnasia.umr Thursday…

May 29, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 176) • Page Image 6

…\ i r ^ 7N N ...... \ '1 . Mr. ,... ... b,..Y.,.,.. I Ift I RUM, SULTS Wolverine Track Stock Rises After Triumph Over Buckeyes RfECEIVE ENTRIES FOR NET TOURNEY' 11 ke Three Singles…

… and Both Doubles Matches for 4 to I Score Over Gophers ET 0. S. T TOAO1&RROW AT COLUIBUS IN FINAL CONTEST huck Mer1'e , who won the Big tennis.: singles ctampionship for higan and three f his Wolverine

… namatoh,..added another victory to ir list when they defeated the Uni- sity of Miniesota quartet yester- Safternoon at Ferry field by a int of :5 to 1, the Wolverines tak- three of the four singles matches…

… picking, taking series in straight sets 6-2, 64. he Wolverines leave today for Col us where they will oppose Ohio e on the Buc eye courts tomorrow rnoon. The Scarlet and Grey, rting from the defeats…

… Frak ensoie he Maroons. Carron was eliminat n the singles by Wilsn, the Chi- a star who lost to Merkel of Mich- i In the finals after a hard strug-; .Wednesday's play will close the' on for the Wolverine

… 'Wolverine tracksters showed a decided improvement over their work in the dual meet with Illinois, seven. or the men coming through with im- proved marks at Columbus. Coach Steve Farrell took 28 -men with him…

March 06, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 112) • Page Image 6

…_______________ THE MICHIGAN DAILYX_ _ _ _ _ _ _ __ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 7 "*7D Vh 2Q £ _ - , NCS OBBI TN HUlcrisis. game. t h is Wolverines Trock Stars -- - --- - --- -Four of the retiring…

… were ones that were' Rike, IHubi rd Break Reords nhi tSkperla of me Ia u lIt m a ghbowedtheBade rosrtedteam; II 'The Wolverines accumulated 33 3-5 accustomed to cinder tracks. iReinke anl ubbard did…

March 02, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 109) • Page Image 6

… most important game remain- Iowans to a low score tomorrow night, the schedule for the Wolverines but the Wolverine chances of a vic- fa ea'tory do not appear overly bright. Michigan will face Iowa in…

Wolverines tomorrow eviening. ting a new world's 3-mile indoor rec- The Iowa quintet has had little trouble ord and made faster time than the with any of the Big Ten teams with the exception of Michigan and…

… unless outdoor mark for the same distance, it loses to the Wolverines should in beating Joie Ray, Chicago star, in have no difficulty in ending the seas- a handicap run featuring the K. of C. on with a…

… of icials would make no state- aid to the Wolverine offensive and ment concerning the cases. It is re- lMather is loath to send him in to the ported, however, that Ritola and Mc- fray in his condition…

January 05, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 73) • Page Image 6

… his basketball( a nmuch better brand of basketball proteges .through, an unusually hard' than was shown against M. A. C. If wokutls ngt n~the Wolverines (10 not cage theirl workut astnigt' n pepaatin fr…

… showing made by. the Wol- i pars to- be the problem which faces, veriens in the contest with M. A. C. i the Wolverines at present. In all W'ednesday night and is deternlinea probability the coach will…

… of the, defense jobs". ;ame against the F'armers their shoot-j ing of 'baskets was far below its usual lew Bo'xing Gloves tandard. The Wolverin'es had a tO F r .a of 69 shots at the basket according…

… Uniiversity has purchased 13 tfine' brand of floor work and pass- sets of 1 °ounce sparrin dgoves for ng. 'rime after time the Wolverine. use in Waterman gymnasium. This itence men would carry the ball marks…

… accur- Coach Sullivan selected the type of te. This successful Wolverine . e glove that will be used after a thor9 'ense caused the Aggies to start stall- ough investigation as to what kind fg early in…

May 23, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 171) • Page Image 6

… real fight of young lives. Jackson to Hurl cording to all available dope it be Jackson, the Indians' grvat> ad wizard, who will step up on hilock in his second attempt to the Wolverines. Jackson had…

… being at the s of the Wolverines. is probable that Howard Liver- will be Coach Fisher's choice to se the Illini batters on Thurs- Livy pitched a beautiful game at na, out twirling Jackson in the run, and…

…;er, Hollingsworth, Brilihewrt and Gharrity; .Danforth, Root, Pruett and S$evereid.' lat'oiial League W~olverines Should Win C'ol m-libits] fleet If -Performaiices Are AUp to Standard 1MAY OUTSTANDING STARSi…

… :mect will be bas- ed. A comparison of. the marks of each team shows a majority of the poi-nts resting with the Wolverines but since, the Illinois meet anything is likely to happen. Throwing all unlooked…

April 22, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 145) • Page Image 2

… the new drills will be started in earnest. A small bandl will accompany the unit on its marches. Chase Catches Wolverine Detroit, 'April 21.-W. 11. Chase, president of the Alaska Game Protec- tive…

… association, who contracted to. provide a live wolverine for the local loo, says that although rather plenti- ful in Alaska, they are' hard to atch. HT~ obtained one, however. The ani- nial will be the ony…

November 10, 1923 (vol. 34, iss. 42) • Page Image 6

… week of intensive training. The Maize and Blue run- ners have failed to be defeated since 1921 and from the looks of things the Wolverine slate has a good chance of remaining clean for another season…

… considered for first place honors. The Buckeye team vies with the Wolverines aggregationi for balance. I Most of the Columbus runners are. ex- perienced as all of the men on the squad are upperclassmen…

January 18, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 84) • Page Image 6

… giant was a gangling .tcorrivntet methodrof'ipas in ;roul gtrwhaI-e twas ae s nd I TiY 10CKY TA ze corgivingthese menpacngtice in yungstrowhh. eWadloteobtaind hiORlh while the Wolverines have had but All…

… handed threuigh the entire op- familiarity with each other's style ofi position. play that kept the Wolverines from l Wisconsin on the other hand shoe-- showing to better advantage here last ed signs of…

January 04, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 72) • Page Image 6

… dorf, Marsh, Gibson, and Carson. is determined to improve it this year is doubtful that they will be able to These men have not as yet been prac- if it is possible. Hubbard, Simpson, down the Wolverines

… also worked at the preparation for the first test which Judging from Isbell's past recor pole vault for a few days. will take place when the Wolverines has an excellent chance of pl -Milers Go Easy meet…

April 26, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 148) • Page Image 6

… Brooker Conceded to Among Best Men Entered at Penn Relay Races be EXPECT WOLVERINES TO CAPTURE THREE FIRSTS (Special to The Daily) Philadelphia, April 25.- Although teams from many parts of the country…

… event, thus making a trio of first places for Michigan, the critics are also doping Brooker to make it a fourth win for the Wolverines by leaping to victory in the pole vault. Brooker's best mark of 12…

… time in wins ring but if he goes to the Penn relays, Ras there is a possibility, P'rosser should nt indications a being impressive. Martin, Wolverine1U5 win tIs event v th a leap around 1 to ensue when u…

Wolverines. isas relays held under adverse conditions. Lloyd, Ne- Michigan's Varsity tenis team will will have a chance to braska speed merchant, won the 50 mt itsrs pporn en of the ace t tbr w th discus 125…

… probably go Ze: ord. Landowski has a good chance for, go star. Allen putters, Van Orden, Wolverine stiar man who has shown to better advant- a second place if he throws it as well at Kansas, City weight man…

March 02, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 109) • Page Image 7

… series, the Wolverines encounter- th ry.H ae i lc eil fraohrnwmn tlf ig dsifr opstownn the}th rest .of the successful Wolverine; He soon developed into a dangerous "IIcaptains because of the stabilizing…

Wolverines in- mnwscnpcout~tms d He is another man that must be to camp on the next stop and furth- die played spectacular at times, of- watched in selecting men for future er cinched their claim to the West…

… combination..from jAssumption andtihfe Wolverines j or further poitns. was worth noting, wvhen the calibre Igi a ob otne wt h eut rtfii of the teams that Michigan was short end of a 4 to 1 score, which…

…- game with M\innesota at Ann Arbor binations that were thrown at theI ing of the season, the Varsity mentorfutedeeedhesad ndP-i Wolverines as the opposition swept perurecteddtheteteahelayadtonsuchtan…

… perectd te eanlily ta uchanerinan was handed a reg ar inob. !up the ice were brokeni and demoral- extent that the Wolverin s were able TeGpescped te frta-Iized by the effective maneuvering o to…

… (eetteadesith st T he fiu Gopes cothe ~ed tirs f go contetein angArbor thfistwfarblottheesgames ttto. the I Lindstrom, who played at center d ur- contstsin An Amor Thee gmesWolverines when they rose to their1 ing…

May 18, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 167) • Page Image 1

… 4:05 o'clock today i us in the first of the two game series.. The Wolverines got back on the dia- mond yesterday after a layoff on Wed- CUSTO nesday due to rain and cold weather.! Pil" lOTE.D i'II 1…

Wolverines greeted both soloists and conductors, The delegates were welcomed by y. streamers following a race for theflagthis y ear. For hue the Choral Union has never done Herbert S. Case, '23, presidenat of…

… ever heard heres tcptet standards and to set up them rchestra will play in -;proved. The small Wolverine, pitch-' i e copositin is to singled for themselves. ae pointed out that L. er has been suffering…

…- variety of vocal work from the con- cussion followed, questions being ~VtIIIKE;?feld will face the Wolverines tomor- tat of emphatic loud and soft at- the two speakers. r.Hv gt itack of the glorias to the…

… that faced the editors ee, the Wolverines win- the Varsity played Iowa here last in work, for male chorus and an or- of high school publications, he stress- les and one doubles 'week. Jack Blott, the…

… proved to be so character- Rorich, the Wolverine the poisoning is not serious it is suf- stic of her playing and personality. and 9-7 while Kline -ficiemit to keep the husky catcher out stic chs stewrkdsie…

July 28, 1923 (vol. 14, iss. 30) • Page Image 2

… descends to posterity with that of Michigan" Is making a last stand'in thej high" Sierras.. The wolverine, "'glut- ton of America," and famed for his fierce and bloodthirsty disposition, is' being…

… freqeuntly disappearing 'with the traps themselves. The porcupine, ,o the other hand, is an" unwitting agenit to. the w'olverine's extinction.. Pounced ulPO and devoured by 'his assailant,, his qgfls pierece…

… the vitals of the larger beast cans ,g death in extreme agony In a week or ten days., The wolverine, a f we are frequent-; ly informed, may claim wliatever mff-- it lies in being the kingdom's 'great…

… coyote give him abud- ant room: and frequently abandon a' carcass when, the wolverine puts in an unexepected appearance. It is suggested now that he has a- more practical virtue than courage. A nofficial…

… at Sequoia National parq declares the wolverine prevents spread :lllrtliUlrii~gIIIIuhrmmluafusmsuIltltl#1?t/i1fg,1 Dependaobilty 'coulJd nothipoto old'Or trade if eye *were nyt ip butxdepe a Il…

May 17, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 166) • Page Image 6

… the field was so muddy that the weight men could not get a foothold in the ground. SThe Wolverines are fortunate in hav- Jack Renault in uniform of constable of Canadian northwest mounted police Jach…

… the offing and that Eddie Gibson will climb the hill against the Gophers on Saturday with Noonan and Strycker in reserve. The Wolverines have been playing ;reat ball all through the. season and no let…

… considered to be of much importance when comparing the different teams as contenders for Con- ference honors. The Wolverine chances of copping the 'Big Ten meet, while not overly bright seem as good as any of…

… stars cannot compare with the Varsity. Illinois secured eight firsts in the dual meet last Saturday but the Wolverines were only one behind with seven to their credit. It is here that the Michigan…

… supporters base their hopes of victory. The events in which the Wolverines took first honors -were ones in which they have done so consistently throughout the year and one in which they will give every school…

March 10, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 116) • Page Image 6

… used in the high hurdles hnet as all attention will be place-d on and sprints. ms the Wolverine chances in the indoor In the pole vault, high jump and Conference. shot put the Wolverines will have an His…

… tickling the bar in the pole as unusually fine calibre it cannot be vault before these men can be bank- doubted that'the Wolverine track team ed on for sure point gainers. In oth- is among the first three of…

… the most encouraging one, should prevent these men from plac- for the Wolverines have a first class ing first or second it would be of man in almost every event that will double value as they would…

… placing either by a is Illinois. The Sucker team showed its Wolverine man or any other. metal in the relay carnival held at Captain Burke, VanOrden, Bowen, Urbana in which she placed second Hindes and…

February 23, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 103) • Page Image 1

… grown too strong. Cormb continued his high class work before the net, nor did the jWolverine waiver In his playing throughout the game.< The third period saw the M4aize and Blue defense in a more…

… points for thqi Catholics and because of Isis, expl- lent work in 1both attack and dfense, but the Wolverine leader, Captain MacDufif, put uip a wonderful game In spite of the odds. Anderson: and Beresford…

… a chemist in the United States 'Depart- --yigetritrs njunls ngn of - Two proposed constitutional amend- Regzents Nfurfin, S'awxve and Llandc against the Wolverines at Ann Arbor, getritrs njunls ngn…

February 16, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 97) • Page Image 6

… Helping Him Star 'V}IJI VWIII Out Of The R TR RI OA i } Wolverine, Swimming Team Will Face Indiana Tank Men Tworrow 1;(( . Titlr CiSfAt't.1N! t E tea.0h Thai s ~IVI . Preseut. Sti'ong nIachinle and…

…'s victory, Coach Bar99 Jtates thiatlhe is placing the strongest, nd 1 itesl. (leveloped Wolverine hockey term of the 'nresenlt season o11 the ice tonight. Although Lindstroni will bel una1"ble to play because…

…~erth will he filled by Petermnann.E Comb remins in his place at goal!I whteelbe has performed so remark- ably all season. lie has figured in ev- ery Wolver-ine win in their first seal :ion of, Varsity hockey…

…(defeats handed the Wolverines in the two game rrseries phlayod at M in- nesot a on a.af. 2:1 and 24. It" is not known whio will replaIce the valu1able wing in the coi jg seris. artlett,, another st ar winug…

…Y Illinois and the other .lhiiiay ,Miiiei'_ three to Chicago. The Wolverines C (lever' footwork ,111(1 1:0011cneyes miade ,record against these schools shows I a phzantom h1o1, ot, .1oebnny iMiner .l 16 mneets…

March 20, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 124) • Page Image 6

… the hands of1 hel they scored in eight ents and took six firsts ants in the per- Wolverine men a general excel- used by fine train- I the performance can be picked te most conspicuous it was dash in…

… further increas- olverines' total by sprintingl aa close third. Reinke and 'f are strong men in corn- nl form one of the strong- of which the Wolverines can year. Vallely took fourtl, d Wisconsin's only…

…, winnerF of the dual meet three weeks :tack M~artin ranl an excellent race and gained on Wilson o'f Iowa, placing Mi team second. None of the Wolverines were able to qualify in the 440 last Friday night…

March 01, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 108) • Page Image 6

…. that the Wolverines will have to face are of 'a high calibre. Breakng the armory record' in the mile, 440 yard dash 'and the mile re- lay and upsetting the dope in' a num- ber of other events the Hawkeye…

… has a fine relay team in Coul- ter, Noll, Brookins and Wilson who set a new record for the armory at Iowa City with a time of 3:34. This team will be one, of the strongest that the Wolverines will have…

…-' be of first class calibre and for this reason it is impossible to say just where th~e Wolverine atliloes will place when the final returns come in. Be sure that every day in every way you use the…

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…

May 27, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 175) • Page Image 6

… Merkel. Wilsonl, tired frc and fight, dropped the next tv nd the title. Merkel won; 6 ithout difficulty, although Caged a brave stand in the It ter Merkel had taken four ga. row. The play of the Wolverine

… faggerty flied Kazoo . ....,.2 0'04'0}iO 0, 0l2 0-4 amn nout toMiller things began to look pret-' Michigan ... 2 0p0q.0 0000 3 x-5 ty black for the Wolverines. Shackle- The lineup follows: tmlnIford, the…

March 13, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 118) • Page Image 6

… his string of pitchers as itt quite a few backstop men for then Just when the Wolverines wil out of doors on the regular dian appears problematical. Fisher is ious to start outside work at the liest…

… rule referred to is there were 127 free throws attempted Phi Sigma Kappa vs. Phi Chi; at 8:30 Seguin, Texas, March 12.-Kid Clea-- work- that under rule 15, part 1, sections against the Wolverines. It…

January 16, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 82) • Page Image 6

…y DAILY __. R .......... - - - - - - - - - - =Irl:lllllllllolllmplipiii mill 11101"m w. ."a" . i f ...1'. , , _.ad ' -- Ad TANK COACH ARRIVES -TO TA KE CHARGE OF WOLVERINE NATATORS…

… opening meet with 1M. A. C. but a little over a week distanat, the Wolverine ;tank mien twill have to makef the most of their time to round into shape. it will not be a powerful team that 'will face the…

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…

May 26, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 174) • Page Image 6

… may also score some >iuts for the Wolverines in this 'ent. Hubbard' will win the broad mp, while Aldrich may cop second ace, as he jumps around 22 feet. andowski, Prosser and Kelley are I good men in…

… the pole vault and Il probably add on a lot of points r the Wolverines. Ohio may be forced to be content h r A w a tl I i i . L 3 3 : i' I i I Expected To Win 5 Points Today S ! William J. Van Orden S…

… Should be Practice uessin; O'Hara, Stryker, or Noonan May Get Monnd Call MAKE READY FOR OH10 STATE TRIP MONDAY AS END NEARS Elated over the Wolverine victory from Illinois Thursday afternoon. Michigan…

…. Buckeyes second Ohio State, who is now resting int second place in the race for Confer- ence honors will face the Wolverines Monday on the Buckeye diamond at Columbus and if Coach Fisher's men come through…

April 28, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 150) • Page Image 1

…&raumb FIVE WOLVHERINES QUAILIFIN DRAKEl1L PROSSER, LAN DOW SKI, WELLVEN 8XITH AND VAN ORDEN SUCESSFUL HUBBARD PROVS STAR IN PENNSYLVANIA MEET; Leads Wolverines' Against Badgers WOL ERINES SET FORBADERSCRI…

… together ARD IN CONTROL OF with seven other entries. ATHLETICS Both of the Michigan entries in the; high jump qualified when Smith and! to be elected. Entire Campus MacEllven, the two Wolverine men vote) in…

… from Harvard. He is an authority on Wolverine boy. performance of -Platt, Williams of labor problems and has published sev- t Wisconsin Strong S .Kansas State Normal won his heat in eral notable books in…

… hopes on it to tie transportation commit- A new Socrates would have ample Ib stepand jmprec od sndrcam gents. Tihe Detroit Edison company Wolverines All Veterans tee. The committee of general taxa- excuse…

April 28, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 150) • Page Image 9

… MIaley1] il: 1, IN TWO . l E -Michigan's~ )mped away victory here Wolver'ines of the Badg- lefeated Wis- r'e. gn, gave Liv- making all ie Wolverine dlanger. The a high qu1-1 vs going for if hour be…

… first large. univen; s it y of the East that was engaged in a game of baseball by the Wolverines. This w-as in .1890. Incidentally the score, 2-1,' in Michigan's favor, was the first close score since the…

…. ARBOR FIRST VICTIMI OF errors. WOLVERINES; :33.1 IN 1866~ Norman John Gar Philip AN, Robert 1. Alfred B. Ray A.I NathanI H4aroldF John S.I It a o- a , -. …

February 18, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 99) • Page Image 1

Wolv-erines took 'nine firsts~ to Gen. E. 11. Crowder as judge advocate in the opening minutes of the second one for" Chicago and also most of thle general of the army, who is retiring half when…

… Michigan offs its feet, but was tra Co~ncert series will take place at ' soon stopped by the Wolverine guards.,s eight o'clock tomorrow evening in Hill Elyia Cages Long Onpe ~uditoriuni when the Detroit Sync…

… "Y" pool when the Alboada Scne &Gypy' ong aquatic squad of Indiana, university' Varatins.Fanang oftheAs-downed the Wolverines by a Score; Variaos . a d n o o h s of 43 to 25, taking first in five of…

…'clock Papemigutli Winls Fanc(y Diving , amma star. The two Wolverines St. Wedinesday evening. Tile tournament Michigan presented thrmee (listinct, ed a p~retty race to the finish on tn will consist oM five rounds…

November 21, 1923 (vol. 34, iss. 51) • Page Image 5

… run in which the Wolverine hill and dalers will par- ticipate Saturady at Columbus. In the past the conference run has been the classic of the West in run- ning circles and the number of en- tries this…

…. Michigan ex- perienced little difficulty in coping first honors in the affair last season, but then the Wolverines had the mighty Isbell. Nevertheless Davis and Captain Arndt are running in great shape this…

May 12, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 162) • Page Image 9

…'.Illinois +Game Steve Farrell Veteran Wolverine trac 'whose cohorts captur~ed first the Conference Indoor ineet promise to repeait when thk meet takes place in June, regarded -toether -with Key patrick of…

… get The Wolverines playedl Illinois nino Schild-' games, winning eight- and tieing one, -before they dropped a contest to the while Urbana students, '3-0 in 1897. IN cop-.l First inning…

May 06, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 157) • Page Image 6

… center, Uteritz taking third? e out. Shncklefo-d singled scor- teritz, and Kiinke followed hirn the plato when Foley fumbledv 's grounder. following inning the Wolverines ated the feat. Blott singled and…

…-Pletcher Irwi ('C. teritz Wolverine leader whose single and and clever base running in the tenth Inning enabled him to dash home fromI third base with the'.winning runi on a passed ball, thus sending Notre Dame…

March 21, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 125) • Page Image 6

… season drew definitely to a 12 feet he is eratic and can hardly be close. counted on to down the Wolverines. Combatting difficulties from the very Although individual stars are scarce outset the Wolverines

March 04, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 111) • Page Image 7

… 27, Michigan Aggies at Lansing; ule has been announced and this sea- Little will direct this new minor sport' April 28, Saginaw Tennis club at Sag- son the Wolverines will play seven and intends to…

…, Carnegie Tech at Pittsburgh; Open with ChicagoIj May 15, Penn State 'at State College: Opening the season on May 4, the . May 16, U. S. Military Academy at Wolverine pill drivers journey to Chi- West Point…

February 27, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 106) • Page Image 6

…?'i hadonly -' wen iiuCsota Iwas the only teami ,t;. "{ifre t cj ' i the Wolverines the whole- jheI iyt g~E3 1) ~thtiIs , vZr si L )eao the Mich2ig'.an-lPennsylvania 1 s tf C) h-a t et Iir, ;-,( id iLciigI26pin…

…'ilar.,M. A. C.'s only first place, on in thefancy (iving b'y Kiefaber, ay fail to thec lot of the Wolverines, ,r Papenguth a ;nd Mildher have been ins- rea«t in p)ractice and should' ire a splendid account of…

February 13, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 94) • Page Image 7

… scholastically andj night 'against Minnesota and it wvil at .the same time there are several be more serious tomorrow night aiiembers of the squad who are ill andr when the Wolverines clash with the. unable to…

… who even better this year and was seconat have not come out for the sq'unad thi, in total points scored thus far in the year at all in order that he may bol- season. The star Wolverine forwar( s ter up…

January 17, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 83) • Page Image 6

… than elatedl to see the t dintation. in athletics means. Int one' Wolverines make a clean sweep.] or two flashes lie surprised[ everyone, Coach Barss is satisfied with the re- by his quick action andl…

… baothi aggre- lowing Mondlay and Tuesday but these gations. Second Gamime Shiowy4 linproveinent The work of the Wolverines in the second game was somewhat of a rev-:; 'W e: Use the Most Approvedi elation…

July 12, 1923 (vol. 14, iss. 17) • Page Image 3

… inches, held, by E.: 0. 0 ourdiu, of Harvard. On several different occasions during the past. year tle dusky Wolverine has exceed- ed the 25 foot mark and although he will have to contend with such satell…

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…

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