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March 02, 1930 (vol. 40, iss. 106) • Page Image 1

… Association natators. The score was tied at 33 points apiece when the Wolverine medley trio took the mark for the final event. Wilcox, youthful C. A. A. star, gave his team victory when he beat Smith, Michigan…

… inches at the finish. Walaitis was off to a fast start in the40 yard sprint and won by a yard over Highland and Hosmer. The 150 yard backstroke went to Valentine of the Wolverines, who defeated Brown by a…

… GAIN CHAMPIO0NSHIP Wolverines Outplay Invading Cardinal Team to Hold Offensive Throughout 80 Minutes of Hard Play. MOORE LECTURE Dr. Max Peet, Professor' of 'ur- gery in the Medical school,. correct…

… long one to make the score 14 to 8 i favor of Illinois. From this point the Wolverines never seriously threat- en'ed to tie the score. Michigan's showing in the first half was largely due to Kanitz who…

… Illinois scoring until the last ten minutes of play when "Babe" Kamp sent the ball through the net four times from the side of the floor after passes from Kawal when the Wolverines tried to break up the…

…-11, thereby crushing the Wolverines' hopes of annexing another Big Ten title. By virtue of their win last night the Maize and Blue grapplers are scheduled to meet Wisconsin second place winners in the other…

…. Aldin- ger, a sophomore, wrestling in the 118 pound class, gave the Michigan team five points by gaining a fall over Shriman- Captain hewitt of the Wolverines won a decision over LaFavour in a fast match…

… the 148 pound class in order to face the new Purple hope, and the Wolverine won with a time advan- 4age of 5:35. Ray Parker gained a decision over Yarnell with a time advantage of 5:10. The second and…

February 22, 1930 (vol. 40, iss. 99) • Page Image 1

… the banquet, de-a tails for which are being pushed to I[N S NT1 comnpletion by four committees. E The number of committees has Wolverine Pucksters Miss Tries been reduced this year and a cen-j tralized…

… University members. 1 goal from the side of the rink. The Committee Chairmen Named. Wolverines evened matters two Other committee appointments minutes later as Tommy Courtis were annouinced by Monroe as f 1…

… Rosenberg, '30, and Wil- Minnesota carried the play dur-' liam Gentry, '31. ing the first two frames, keeping Entertainment committee: Geo. the puck in Wolverine territory: C. Tilley, '30, general chairman…

… benefit of experience n two meets this season, they are not expected to prove espixally langerous for the Wolverines. Chi- ,ago defeated Purdue 57 2-3 to 23 1-3 early this season, but last week he Maroons…

… Ramsey tre the other Maroon entries, vhile Campbell, Smith, and Mur- ay will represent the Wolverines. The 65 yard high hurdle race ;hould resolve into a duil between Iayden, Conference indoor chan- >ion…

January 07, 1930 (vol. 40, iss. 71) • Page Image 1

…1 8901 Ir 41pp-WI rt q an I aug MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS a VOL. XL NO. 71. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGIAN, TUESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1930 EIGHT 1PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS3 WOLVERINES ROUT GOPHER:. IN…

… summer on tour of the Orient vith Michigan. Asbeck was a three-year veteran: in the Wolverine baseball teams of1 927-28-29. The lanky pitcher cap-! gainecd the team his senior year vhich won the undisputed…

… Western, ',onfereic championship. Along 1 with Bill McAfee, '29, of Chicago, ,he Wolverine diamond contingent' )oasted one of the strongest moundj ~ores in college baseball. Abseck takes rank with Jablon…

…- vunity to break into thec major leagues, and the Wolverine hurler; should make good with his fast bal and accurate curves. COUNCIL WILL AID U N ION, MER IT PLANI Commnittee Will Meet Toni ,!) to Discuss…

… Uiniversity of Mlichig ar basket ball teamt last 1nfght rouated Alinnecsota here bay a 3 to 17 score. Thie Wolverine v'ictory ca"mw after they had fought anI uphill battle a' ainist a bitter (C;oijiir rally…

….; The box score follows: lepartinent, an(i\Valenmtine Windt, ebr.Rea, assistant to the dean of stu-p mebes Michigan, 3 llrector ofC Play Prodution. A de-> Wolverine Sextette I The details of the system…

…, Coach Eddie Union. T'he petitions must c~oma- location of storage. 4 ~c..~. i23 wvinninig plays for the purpose of Lowrey's Wolverine puck eoiiibiw- I t aiii at least 200 signatures before i "While there…

March 16, 1930 (vol. 40, iss. 118) • Page Image 1

… , 100 , an d P ma Oi A ir1 URIIC II1 TO p IAVf2='2 0 yard free style eycnts, he was . l1oltI~nfo ~,I1e.Cn play. ed the title, "Pandit" which is com- I One Speaker Opposes. Wolverines jour frst prates…

… chairman afford a link betee'n the brew- diminutive Wolverine captain out- Missouri's mile relay team show- gypsy girl, who is obliged to con- of the dance committee. The date ery and distillery and the…

… 175 Wolverine speed artist in the Con- seniors of the Law school has clos- Ipound crown. In the heavyweight erence meet at Five Yangste Steamers ed and there will be a general saler r si class Burdick…

… the sponsored, the Liberal Studentse B300 yard dash. The Wolverine chine gun and rifle fire by Chinese the form of a summons to the union of the Unitarian church. The BY DETROIT FIRE sophomore's showing…

Wolverine quartet captured piano.1 the 160, yard relay by several yards This band comes here' for this over6Wisconsin, while Northwest- function only after extended ne- ern took third. Bob Howlett of…

Wolverines won the 440 most crowded spots in the metro- yard event for the third year in a politan dancing world. Johnson row only-after a thrilling duel with and his band have played in At- Wilson of…

February 23, 1930 (vol. 40, iss. 100) • Page Image 1

… ,dash when he beat Eddie Tolan, Wolverine sprint ace, to the tape 'by inches. Campbell of Michigan took third, relegating Captain Root of the Maroons to fourth position outside the scor- ing. Root came…

…, quarter mile ra'ce in 52 seconds and then ran as anchor man on the victorious Wolverine relay quartet. le captured the quiarter mile by three yards over Schulz and Col- ville of the invaders, but his broth…

…- er Dalton fell far behind on the last lap. The Wolverines led on the first three legs of the three-quar- ter mile relay but Root, Chicago's last runner, began to pass Dale Seymour on the last lap…

… at odonyand ___day tFeaturing a program of addresses oaE Yief, Premier Mussolini forn Wolverines Score Winning Goa Daily editorial women) - and music, Randolph Adams, "us- ally approved of his…

… they started a bxelated dcrive to stave off defeat. Daniels Garners 9 Points. Norm Daniels, playing his first game as a Michigan regular proved the Wolverine threat of the even- ing with nine points to…

May 09, 1930 (vol. 40, iss. 156) • Page Image 1

… Outstanding Work on Fish Study. Emmons, Effinger, Miller Wil be Principal Speakers at Dinner. I Palo Picked to Turn Back Bats of Wolverines in Endeavor to Gain First Win. Iy Joe Russell Ir H~oping to improve…

…, will probably put the Wol- tom rung of the championship lad- der, while the Wolverines are strug- gling for recognition in the race to defend their 1929 title. Coach Fisher's 1930 edition with two, wins…

January 19, 1930 (vol. 40, iss. 82) • Page Image 1

… started thef ball into action, only to have Wis-t consin score three more points. 1 MICHIGN MATME1Nr -;f Kelly and Hewitt Capture Their, Matches With Falls to c Lead Wolverines.I 3,000 FANS WVA TCH TILT…

… before a crowd of 3,000 fans here tonight.l Each team won four bouts but the two falls gained by Kelley and Hewitt of the Wolverines as" against only one fall registered by1 Fairall of the Buckeyes gave…

… , Supper group at 6:30 spent a year and a half at the x o'clock this evening at Harris hall. University obesrvatory in Green- tooks race. team TLndcl first in the 300 yard medley The second Wolverine

March 30, 1930 (vol. 40, iss. 130) • Page Image 1

…Columbia. Romeo and Juliet" opens for a not as yet been disclosed. The Wolverines took the lead in j four night's run. Construction to Begin June 1. to he tf T'Ilt the point scoring at the very start The production…

…. Several times du- tively behind Al Schwartz of North- afternoone for a committee room foin the match twestern. In the 440 yard free style and full dress rehearsals are sched- space ing the Wolverine entry…

… Capt Ault of the Wolverines at tled for tomorrow night and Tues- the student Executive council} nearly had his opponent's should- Capt. day night. Costumes for the entire which is composed of the depart…

…' dents and the student organization ve of West Virginia, but lost to! Wolverines Battle Wildcats. out in the dancing class held twice will be effected. s Robbins of Missouri by a referee's It now became…

… of two seconds. between Michigan and Northwest- cast have attended a fencing and Michigan placed fifth in team ern, the Wolverines pitting their broad-sword class twice a week in gducted directly from…

… the Wildcat's captain, ansentt of the several fights connect the lobby desk with the M. won its third straight national Al Schwartz. The Wolverines had resentation of the a t Student officesE g team…

May 07, 1930 (vol. 40, iss. 154) • Page Image 1

… TAKES CLOSE 2-1 GAME IN MROON CAIMP . - - I Compton, Aided by Air-Ti Fielding,. Allows Chicago Only Four Hits. ght NO ERRORS FOR WOLVES Wolverines Get Nine Hits From Southpaw Knowles to Earn Two…

… Pitching. Tim Knowles handled the pitch- ing assignment for the Maroons and turned in a very creditable showing, holding the Wolverines1 to only nine hits. Last week Knowl- es proved a perfect question mark…

… Hammer, Wolverine net ace, (BY Assoiatd Press) Calm and dispassionate in con- :signed according to the order in o'clock. From Friday on, with the routed Olsen to the tune 6-0, 6-2. DALLAS, Tex., May 6.-At…

March 09, 1930 (vol. 40, iss. 112) • Page Image 1

… Russell. f t'he Eight scrappy Wolverine wrest- xcel- lers clawed their way to third only place in Western Conference mat were ratings last night by sending a which rful a e team hoedmagt- ama- powerful…

… outstanding younger i was announced. liberals of the present day. He has 3eaten Out. traveled widely abroad, where he of the Wolverines has been connected with post-war by a step in a reoryouth" movements…

… understanding between the time- of Wesleyan Guild. keepers and Referee Dickerson to go into an overtime period to de- cide the bout. In this time, how-, NOTED AS AUTHOR ever the veteran Wolverine ran up1 an…

… fifth in Jail Cells. Wolverine win. ..:+.. last f ork Highland Park, .Two-Year Title Holder, Is Downed in Sixth Interscholastic -Co'test. t. un- the Few ary, t 8 um 'ant by ion Tes~ °ard bort nd, r…

February 26, 1930 (vol. 40, iss. 102) • Page Image 1

… marked by mediocre play on both sides. but it boosted the Wolverines into a tie with Wisconsin for second place in the Flig Ten court race. Joe Truskowski led the NMaize and Blue in scoring with four field…

… and penalties with much this afternoon. Kenneth M. inaccurate shooting on the part of Lloyd, '32L, president, and mem- the Wolverines. bers of the various departments Chicago Leads but Once. will…

…" more closely, and to Spcak Here Duing several free throws resulted for the Wolverine. Although he had Rest of -w at least a half ofhopen .re apossile" shots during theremain WESLEYAN GUILD AIDS der of…

… Methodist church of Ann Arbo.;Wolverine score to 28 points while Arrangements fr the services areFish's charity shot was Chicago's being made by the Student Chris- only counter. Changnon counted tian…

January 22, 1930 (vol. 40, iss. 84) • Page Image 1

… Union es- a e eai eer Board I Control of Athletics, Pro- emetistakenntal li t psenreeon nrava ptyn t ecording-s eretary by wolverine emblematic of the University.t A men addoutntf with Franc. The French…

…. of the single instance of Benne for the Wolverines with three field sono ta etngaro its own membership, which makes may be bought from 2 until 5 "City Haul," by William Thurnau, Friedman, Dr. Savage…

… fraternities them- Total..........9 4 8 22 four Wolverines were in action at' t His discussion of the subject was Fletcher Hall to be Difficulties and Some Devices." selves. the time the counter was made…

… adsofteftuyr. ds, ;slted in naught. The Gopher de- opera nthe busness of oad ulding in Fletcher hall, dormitory for men WORLD NAVAL AANT fense tightened.- The Wolverines Roun France dates back to the conquest…

January 08, 1930 (vol. 40, iss. 72) • Page Image 1

…. averted a landslide 19.45 percent came from state ap-ii favor of the Wolverines. The ;ropriations, 31.91 percent from theE Canadian offense. built around the University hospital, and only 15.42I clever…

… Walker, proved unable t >ercent from student fees. The bal- pierce Michigan's inner defense ance of the dollar is derived from andthe close up attempts at the federal land grant, sales and ser-y Wolverine

… general administra- will be produced January 24 and defenses. After five minutes of pion. The balance of the expendi-; 25, and the winners of the one-act: play the Wolverine offense, with tures went to…

… a ,showing at the Bon- Wolverines continued to storm the profit, but is due to collections be- stelle Playhouse. Ontario goal but inaccurate shoot- ing more nearly up to date June 30, Recast by…

February 28, 1930 (vol. 40, iss. 104) • Page Image 1

…. Professor Political science "Ice and snow are quite common most effective plan yet devised, score the Wolverines accounted for nto the stomach. Scott had been Reeves left Ann Arbor Wednesday, a they stated…

… vas all Michigan during the wo periods as the Maize and arried the play into Wiscon- erritory, tallying three times second frame. Throughout ame the Wolverine defense good job of keeping the puck from…

… practically ntire 60 minutes of play. In ing the roles of "iron men," Wolverines played a fighting of hockey that utilized a ffense. ough they tired in the last , the play of the three Michi- orwards. Courtis…

… scored its only goal n ke play early in the opening Siegel hit the puck from the Wolverine goal and it amed off Nygord's stick into ;oal. Hart retaliated a little when he followed up his shot Frisch had…

… goal. 'The Wolverines arded the Badger net with 15 three of which slipped past i. Langen tallied on a long rom center ice which hit the )nsin goalie and dropped in oal after six minutes. Short- "The…

May 10, 1930 (vol. 40, iss. 157) • Page Image 1

Wolverine Hits Scattered to Win by 5-1 Score. I MILLS MAKES HOME RUN Error in Ninth, Combined With Barrage of Hits, Sews up Game for Visitors. (By Joe Russell) Displaying a complete reversal of* form from…

… meant runs, which proved to be too much for a struggling band of Wolverines. Until the first half of the ninth inning the game look- ed to be a toss-up, but in their last turn at bat the invading club…

… vari- ety which might easily be called hits. The Wolverine infield showed signs of brilliance when they work- ed two double plays, one in the first when Tompkins caught Mill's sacrifice fly and tossed…

… ballroom of the drawn up by Kenneth M. Lloyd, Wolverine mentor, since his team Union. He is a graduate of the '32L, president of the Union; L. will travel to Minnesota for a meet law class of '99 and has a…

April 27, 1930 (vol. 40, iss. 146) • Page Image 1

…ESTABLISHED 1890 Y 4 4 iaiIl MEMBER I ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 146 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE Cl ENTS E -- - .. i WOLVERINES DOWN SCS E…

… the hit- ting power, which, prior to the opening of the season; it was be- I KEIN lieved they possessed. In addition to the effectiveness with which the Wolverines con- nected with the offerings of…

… fuinbled in an "artion. The fit ofthesen talks, attempt to catch Straub off third buriterid a 4:15p'ciokMonday' w and the Michigan captain crossed eder d natu:1 occ audi-y the rubber for. the first Wolverine

… scor- of Business Administration.h ed the second run of the onning. oBsiesAmiisraio._t The Wolverines practically put the game on ice in the sixth byi bunching two doubles and a sin-M gle by the same…

October 18, 1930 (vol. 41, iss. 18) • Page Image 1

… to the city of Sao Paulo, is disputed by federal sources. They say the revolutionaries were repulsed there and lost 300 prisoners Wolverines to BOTH COLLEGES WILL STRU6ELE TO HOLD PLACE IN BIG TEN…

… Norm Daniels, which may keep him out of the game today, will hurt the Wolverine passing attack since he is one of the best receivers on the squad. It was Daniels who caught Newman's long pass for the…

… since the Boilermakers were considered one of the best teams in the Conference prior to last Satur- day. Past figures stretching over a period of time since 1897 also give the Wolverines an edge with…

May 22, 1930 (vol. 40, iss. 167) • Page Image 1

…- selves with merely criticizing our politicians" stated Professor Pol- t- 1 3I ] .E i a a 1 ,1 i 1 I i M !F I i , i ; . ,, l ;: , E f MICHIGAN GOLFERS, LOSE TO ILLINOIS, IAN BIG TEN MEET Wolverines Take…

…- gan team that took second with a score of 1,258. The individual title{ was won by Martin of Illinois who turned in a score of 305.j Hicks and Lenfesty were the out- standing golfers for the Wolverines

May 03, 1930 (vol. 40, iss. 151) • Page Image 1

… ~?"i:4"?... i} $'"! .':i:; 't{...::i.}:i:6 D0FEAT BUCKEYES BY SCOREOF 13 TO5 Wolverines Chalk up Nineteenth Victory Over Ohio Team by Wide Margin. ROYSTON, LENFESTY WINI EDUCATIONAIMS hub 0111111 [t…

… field and will count a total of nin i Loop, 2 2 Opponents' Captain, Loses Points to 'Chubby' Hicks in Thrilling Match. (Sperial to The Daily) Holtzman Pitches for Wolverines and Allows Nine Hits in…

April 30, 1930 (vol. 40, iss. 148) • Page Image 1

…-elected by Freshmen. WILL DECIDE ON RULES Penitentiary Inmates Cowed by Show of Force; National Guard Officer Given Charge MONTAGUE WILLa of Jail Break Mutiny. .. Wolverines Show Improvementj in Batting…

… especially row afternoon in Room D, Alumni Tribute to Members. day to aid in the developing of gratifying to Wolverine fans. Memorial Hall. His discussion is class spirit for the gaes. The Michigan's lineup…

… events, five of Ohio scored 'on- Loose Fielding. itmotetamesnoftheew memh which wibe besFridayafterioon at. Montague, the Wolverine moun d-,itiut ? , er~taieo tenmsofte~w ~mesthe Hurn flyr and te…

April 26, 1930 (vol. 40, iss. 145) • Page Image 1

… southl Ferry field before a crowd of 2,-! 500 fans. For 11 innings Joe Holtz- ; man of the Wolverines and Balsley of the Orange eggdin a pitch- er'stbattle, neiti ec.flowing a run to cross plate. Daniels…

… twelfth. Only five Wolverines reached first base in the first 11 in- Negative Team Wins Champion- nings off Balsley's delivery, as a re- ship on Question of Judge sult of three hits, a walk and a force play…

… Hudson. The question: Resolved that a judge orj big first baseman was all over the r infield. Norm Daniels made the only board of judges be substituted for Wolverine error when 'he threw low the jury in…

March 14, 1930 (vol. 40, iss. 116) • Page Image 1

…'s Work. The Wolverines won from North- I the University hospital where her U elie residenzt'ork. condtionwasrepotedas fir.Under the reorganization, which western in dual competition, 40-35, itns a p te au…

… versity attendance, except such as nessed the greatest growth in Mich- find Ault, Wolverine captain, en- had been previously dropped for a igan's history. He was born in 1875 deavoring to lower his mark of…

…, in succession, as the Wolverines ficulty in properly budgeting their Hiawatha academy, University of won in 1927 1928 and 1929 No time. Chicago, the University of Texas other school has ever been able…

February 25, 1930 (vol. 40, iss. 101) • Page Image 1

…. Hitherto the Wolverines were likely to regard Chicago as a setup, especially in view of the fact that they did not have much diffi- culty in scoring a 29-16 victory over their rivals last semester in the…

… game of the sea- son against the Hoosiers and con- nected for four baskets and a free throw to lead the Wolverines in scoring, will take over one forward position. Hank Weiss, speedy soph- omore, is due…

May 17, 1930 (vol. 40, iss. 163) • Page Image 1

…ESTABLISHED 18901 'V Lwir4b laixtM F- MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 163 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS WILDCATS UPSETI WOLVERINE -NINE…

…, Ill., May 16.-North- western made it two straight wins over Michigan by upsetting the Wolverine 6 to 5 in a well played game at Roycemore field in Evan- ston today. The Wildcats bunched their hits to…

May 01, 1930 (vol. 40, iss. 149) • Page Image 1

… ....... ....MAROONS TO T K "ri FIRST BIG TEN WIN Five Mishaps to Gain 4 Knowles Help Wolverines to 3 Decision; Hurls Well. ILLINOIS GAME CARDEDI Fraternities Plan Entertainment in Conjunction With Union for…

… unimpressive fashion to Mich- igan's Varsity Baseball team yes- terday afternoon on Ferry Field when the Wolverines emerged on the negotiable end of a 4-3 count over Chicago in the renewal of the competition in…

…. Harvey Straub rap- ped a solid' single-ovfr short to score Hudson with the-second!, run. When Fish juggled Daniels' roller the Wolverine was safe and Straub gained second. Tipler overthrew first on…

March 15, 1930 (vol. 40, iss. 117) • Page Image 1

…, were Captain of the Michigan swim- close behind with nine Wolverines ming team, who won his heat in, and a relay quartet qualifying for the 440 yard swim and also in the ti te finals tomorrow ,night. As…

…:45 o'clock yesterday afternoon the 300 yard medley relay when the when fire gutted the residence. The Wolverine trio trailed both Wiscon- interior was completely destroyed sin and Minnesota in the first…

… the Wolverine entry was or- of the big upsets of the meet so far. In his first match Gorcion was defeated by Gross of Illinois 5 to 4 in a closely contested bout which was hard fought all the way. Buck…

January 28, 1930 (vol. 40, iss. 89) • Page Image 1

… asiness. He is not gaining strength, Wolverines Not Extended by 'Gophers In -.._ _ _.+ _.., an d h is re c o v e ry is d o u b tfu l " ( ' 4 . 4 .t 2 0 . !. a R g e ITRAVERSED 6i4 LANDS VALIDATES INDIA…

…, brit fhne Wolverine garding presented by 'the Oratorical assoc- British Labor Government and -----__..___.____----_- - rst icted the ohers to oiml a fewa iation and will be given in addition 1India" In…

… and irrigation. Onl es The production will be givenj Ted Weems' and Fletcher Henl- goals registered by the Wolverines. acnros ws the tatith a teo did ctionl and social p olicies have Friday and Saturday…

December 04, 1930 (vol. 41, iss. 57) • Page Image 1

…-13 victory over Grand Rapids Y. M. C. A. last night in a dual meet at the In- tramural building pool. Capturing both relay events and first and second places in everyI race and the diving, the Wolverines were…

… Goldsmith, a former Wolverine star who swam last night for the Grand Rapids team, failed to materialize when both of the Varsity men fin- ished far ahead of Goldsmith, who came in a poor fourth. Schmeiler was…

May 24, 1930 (vol. 40, iss. 169) • Page Image 1

…. Michigan entries qualified in trials were held. No Wolverines Property Is Damaged and One [ were entered in. the hurdles or the [ half mile. Four of Coach Farrell's PersonI lyInjure men turned in the best…

…- Big. Ten record in the high hurdles companied the tornado. Disrup- when he raced the 120 yardsd in tionOf t -14.7. Two Wolverines qualified in tion of communication made it im- the440ard dash when Edl…

May 02, 1930 (vol. 40, iss. 150) • Page Image 1

… Because of Rain; Nine to Play Two Seven Inning Tilts Today DRIVEFOR SUP PORT Holtzman and Kiegler Will Hurl hold down the visitors in the first rnI nufor Wolverines; Same a game. Davis, on the other hand…

… came The Wolverine squad of thirteen by Organizations; to Hold late this afternoon from the office players will entrain for Ann Arbor Tag Day Wednesday. of Colgate's graduate manager of .immediately…

January 14, 1930 (vol. 40, iss. 77) • Page Image 1

…--lop week-end, W. B. Rea. according to the University agree-I Amendment of the padlock inun-I first before the Wolverine attack latter art of December after an'I Mu 15 favored it, and. five were indif…

… with it a relaxation of the houses at thle end of this semester lawful making of small quantities, the other Wolverine falls when IaGray utiRsia stalled at. the University, it will automobile ban, should…

January 11, 1930 (vol. 40, iss. 75) • Page Image 1

… (Continued on Page 8) ZSITY BEATS ECH IN HOCKEY By Adsit Stewart. laying a superior brand of play and clever skating in ird period, the Wolverine team overcame a one point f the Michigan Tech puck- win one of…

… net ipping in to make a two foot 'his point threw the score in'- e where it remained for five ,s until Langen made a per,- ng shot which cinched the of the Wolverines. lone Tech score came in the of the…

April 01, 1930 (vol. 40, iss. 131) • Page Image 1

… FIRST PLACES OF WOLVERINES; RELAY LOSES BY YARD. (Special to The Daily) NP;W iHAVEN, CONN., March 31.-Michigan's heretofore lun- beaten swimming team suffered a decisive 41-21 defeat at the hands of Yale…

…, Bessimer and Howland, to the time of one minute and 36 seconds. The Michigan natators netted only six places, the two firsts, three seconds and one third. Walker, Wolverine dash ace, placed second to…

March 22, 1930 (vol. 40, iss. 123) • Page Image 1

…. to al moningpaprs Tursdy. The decease of Professor Van TYale, Williams, and several ther Prey For Flashy Wolverine Tyne has caused University. offi- + r'n colleges have already polled their Tank…

… of the Univer-b ally. The Wolverine natators were at no Williams 'Shows Results. : time hard pressed for first honors, sity and state. TO DECIDE TRADITIONS Of 606 students who voted in the PLAN FUNERAL…

March 07, 1930 (vol. 40, iss. 110) • Page Image 1

…, leaders can amass, as first places appear to be fairly evenly distri- buted among the main contenders. Wolverines May Place. Michigan's chances to take any first places are slim, but the Wol-I verines…

… put may garner points. dustrial Revolution in the Pacific Eleven other Wolverines also made Area," at 4:15 today in the Natural the trip to try to break into the Science auditorium. The lectur.e is…

August 07, 1930 (vol. 10, iss. 33) • Page Image 1

….......Key Wolverine March.......... Gehring Overture to Barber of Seville....- ..Rossini Selections from Maritana..Wallace Cornet solo: The Charmer...... .. . . . ...... L. F.Boos William Boos Adagio from "Farewell…

May 30, 1930 (vol. 40, iss. 174) • Page Image 1

…'s varsity nine handed them last Saturday at Madison, a band of determined Badger baseball players will, invade Ferry Field at 2:30 o'clock Saturday afternoon. The Wolverine victory last week was a severe blow…

May 16, 1930 (vol. 40, iss. 162) • Page Image 1

… the Wisconsin netmen yesterday on the Badgers' home courts by a nine to nothing score. Despite the apparently easy vic- tory which the score would indicate the Wolverines were hard pressed 'in most of…

May 29, 1930 (vol. 40, iss. 173) • Page Image 1

… never had a chance, the Wolverines bunching their hits well, and taking advan- tage of the six costly Cincinnati errors to take the lead by five runs in the first inning and never being headed during the…

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