… am spectacular circus catch inl second inning when lie aced into left to mnake a lea pi'ng catch of nuel's long fly.- !e W'olverines started out in the inining by 'counting one rtin. lead off with a…
… estate development," according to Offering of a correspondence course I tinues to rise, according to a recent - hroughout the evening's dancing, of Lansing, president of the Wolverine of $174…
… College Wits e chorus from j two games practically eliminating the Number out this week or little care E Wolverines frtom the race. was "exercised in selectinig materialI misce in Am-sr for the issue, for…
… retun to j h oloig wlslaig toj school sometimeay~-Ottnext (fuall the medallion in front of the Benneapolia, Maynless anroa haa Library. first iinizg the Wolverines settled ThAmuhiscussMyed (B A y. h…
… Michigan's Varsity baseball team opened its Con- ference season yesterday afternoon by defeating Ohio State, 6-5, in 11 in- nings. The Wolverine victory came after O. }. U. took away an early lead of the…
…. According to the message the steam- er is now off the Suez canal and is heading towards. Naples. Dean Cabot will leave Ann Arbor this afternoon on the Wolverine for New York where he will embark for Naples to…
… meet between ins may be applied day at the Union. Present at the the two schools. dealing with quanti= conference will be Mason P. Rumney. The Wolverine squad left Ann Ar- '07, president; Prof. G. C…
… ILLINOIS NEGATIVE TO MEET WOLVERINES HERE I Ilinois, 3Michigan, and WisconsIn Train Tehms For Ninth Annual -Encounter , Michigan's Varsity debaters will -meet representatives of Illinois and Wisconsin…
… The Daily Bloomington, I nd., March 3.-Mlich- igan's hopes for a championship bas- ketball team were shattered here to- night when the Indiana five defeated the Wolverines 31-20, leading the Maize and…
… Michigani into time lead in the second half, amid despile the des- perate attenmpts of the Hawkeyes to overcome the lead, the Wolverine ag- gregation held the advantage until the final gun. IHendei…
… past Weit-r zel into the net. Following this score) the Wolverines fought hard to even! the count and succeeded in taking the' puck close to the Gopher goal but failed at all their attempts to score…
… game. Ray Eklund, Gopher gridiron ; was the pivot about which the P nesota offense revolved. Heavy tall, a clever dribbler and a rem: able shot, this athlete almost sl ed doom for the Wolverines…
… Music will be furnished by Paul Wil- P.)-John W. Davis, former ambassa- as do the students, Edward M. Hurley son's Wolverines which plays for ;the' dor to Great Britain, a native of West ' former head of…
… office before Nov. 26.1 WOLVERIN E S SET FOJ (Continued won him the r best passer in1 AN ) H AWK EYES I I4ARD GAME HERE I From Page Six.) eputation of being the the West and probably U" :.Zlidllt l…
