….to thirdadFahr FIRST OF SERIES ohed o Ranb. I1)0th mit toletfo Wolverines Bunch Hits on the ~~Olsn. tweno itiwrthstttttedotIl Methodists, Captain Sullivan ter, sand Olson scored.Snowoos tt Steals Two Bases and…
… parsimonious frame of mind, three proceeds are to go to the remodeling morning. The Wolverine athletes im- hits being the extent of his allow- of Sarah Caswell Angell Hall, that proved noticeably on Keene Fitpat…
… NaleAfter the boils Anni Arborfasrites, having beenan by g heati ii he1'sstiala sunserof nd hepoints I0louw Wiith only several sit the 'Varsity records are first nigtmnar, flit Wolverines woke t…
… improvement in the fielding is a music in the direction of dramatic Courts. criit of comfort, despite the poor expression cannot be mistaken, and Next Saturday afternoon, track fans stick work of the Wolverines…
… got the last say, however, and forced the cancellation of the number three doubles in the second set. For the Wolverines the high spot of the match and the thing which carried them to victory was as…
… loose to halt the tilt. The Wolverines were leading, 4-0, with Wayne bat- ting in the third inning when the rains came. Playing on the Northwestern field here, Coach Ray Fisher's squad wast- ed no time in…
…)-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…
… him in that order to shut out the Wolverine entries of Stone and Staehle. Dan Caldemeyer shared record- busting honors with Lash, however, by an impressive victory over Mich- igan's Bob Osgood. Skimming…
… perfect record. Lefty Fishman. Wolverine pitcher had men on base in every inning except the fourth, but he held the Purdue runners away from the plate until the ninth, when the Boiler- makers got all of…
… the Lam- poon. Wolverine Election Results Announced. The. results of the recently-con- ducted election for the three admin- istrative positions and the student board of the Wolverine, student co…
… Russell Ball, Chicago indoor champion, win- ning a long set from .him 7-9. The plucky little Wolverine dropped the second set, 4-6, and after a bad fall in which he twisted his ankle, lost the third set 3…
…-6. George Ball, Northwestern's num- ber one ace, dropped the first four games of his match to Bob Anderson, and then took the next ten straight, winning the scrap, 6-4, 6-0. The Wolverines' weakness in the…
… speed. Gustave Lutz, 68, 120 W. Williams St., became the third victim when he was struck by an automobile driven Michigan's Track Hopes Dashed As Willis Ward Is Injured 'Chicago Edges Out Wolverine…
… loss was Michigan's third on successive days, the Wolverines hav- ing lost to Indiana, 10 to 9, Thurs- day, and to Purdue, 10 to 7, yesterday. Michigan took an early 5-2 lead over Illinois, and Wistert…
… ninth inning but it didn't stay that way way long. Russ Oliver, Wolverine third sacker, stepped into a hard fast ball and sent it half way to Ypsi for an easy triple. A few sec-. onds later he came home…
… Wendt on base, Bob Packard, husky Ypsi catcher, connected for a circuit drive which didn't stop rolling until it reached the center of the Ferry' Field tennis courts. The Wolverines went scoreless until…
… up somewhat, but a large, crowd is assured for the Wolverine's only home stand against Conference opponents. The meet will mark the, last local appearance of the Michigan squad this year. The Maize and…
… consideration. He threatens to give Keller a battle the entire distance. The Wolverines' strongest group is in the quarter-mile event. Captain DeBaker, Allen and Ellerby have all been clocked in less than 50…
… Wolverines. The lone failure was recorded during the first meeting of these two teams this season, when they played a 3 to .3 tie in sixteen in- nings, oi Ferry Field, May 3. Michigan is somewhat bowed by a…
… field for the Wolverines this afternoon. Manuel, rDaniels, Waterbor, and Superke will comprise the infield with Braendle, Petoskey, and Wistert playing the f outfield. McNeal and Tompkins are i lated to…
…M ihigaii Comes To Bat In Ninth Inning By Morris Quinn Louie Weintraub's long home run along the left field foul line in the Wolverine half oFf the ninth inning broke up one of the best pitchers' battles ever…
… from 9 until 12 o'clock a determination of the Senate to keep the run to the Wolverine cause by The Baccalaureate Address will be I Boulder dam as the unfinished busi- making a balk anh Umpire Greene…
… Featured Byi CAPT URES SECOND COLGATE ISERIIES 00STERBAAN PITCHES 'E I ( INNINGS; RELIEVED BY GAWNE a Louie Weintraub Wolverine third baseman whose fielding and hitting featured Michi- gan's second…
…. Bridges starred for Colgate, sensationally,'while Hagy, an also played well. Weintraub, Wolverine thirn starred at bat and in the fie Lange and Captain Loos alsc to advantage. Nebelung's sh aten 01 we'n iy…
… ball for the first two innn but in the third triples by McCoy Nebelung, and a single by Loos g the Wolverines a two run lead. ( gate tied the score in the fot frame, when Acker reached first Mc…
… oppose the Wolverine tw: f with Gardner, a veteran, held it - serve. I Seniors To Don Caps' And Gowns Tuesday In Annual Swing-out Following the swing-out exercises of the senior class, next Tuesday…
…I odd set from Phillips in a spectaculara come-back. Th accurate driving of the Northwestern star kept BartonI from .the .net in the second set and the Wolverine lost 6-2 after having won the first by the…
… Goldsmith had no trouble defeating, Collins in straight sets 6-3, 6-4. Moore's driving game was too severe for Ho*- ard and the Wolverine won 6-2, 7-5. , Schaefer playing his usual method-; ical game…
… graduation Dr. arkothes coenant, is, by9 ktween the American representatives Stearns taught at hill school, Potts- inches and weighs 11 pounds. NORlTHOP, HESTER WIN EVENTS AT PENN RELAYS; WOLVERINES 'LOSE TO…
… its successor. ----,- s i I [NEELUNG AND ASBECK FAIL TO STOP HARD HITTING OF ORANGE TEA I WOLVERINES CHECKED Victors Open Wit Four Ituns In First Inning And 3Iakloe Other Scores In Later Frames…
… combination' Shay and Armstrong, 6-4, 6-3. Steph- ens and Vose won the final match of the afternoon defeating Wheetman and Tatham 6-2, 8-6. The Wolverines left Minneapolis last night for Chicago where they meet…
… illness. Coach Fisher removed Miller in the ninth and Walter finished in good fashion the game that meant a great deal to Michigan's championship hopes. The Wolverines began their fight in the first…
… Kruger Don Miller, once the pride of Syra- cuse, N. Y. when he was a high school pitching star, yesterday twirled the Wolverine Varsity nine to a 3-0 vic- tory over the Syracuse university team in the…
…; Game Errorless The defensive work of both teams was perfect for the afternoon, not an error being chalked up for either team. Harlan Walter is slated to take the mound for the Wolverines In today…
… Michigan team results are: Ted Weem's Oriole Orchestra, Charlie Yearlings to Meet at Masonic Temple Kurgrock, Butler, beat Goldstein, Wolcott's Wolverines, Will For Annual Spring Dance Michigan, 6-3, 6…
… and Charlie Wolcott's Masonic temple for their informal Northwestern, 7-5, 5-7, 6-3. Krick- baum and Vose, Michigan beat Miller Wolverines of this city will usher in spring party. This will be the first…
… three an obert J. ummer, '25, was ap- selves, a long suffering and right- The Wolverines have been playing in Visitors will he affqrded hod ring Whteman i been meeting pointed chairman of the Student coon…
… meetings court of the assembly, which, in effect Notre Dame. Senior benches, the School of " n,"p tinvited Dr. Fosdick, a Baptist min- The Wolverines will face the strong cation at University High Schoi…
… Swenson 'and was succeeded in the folowlj and Lutz of Iowa today defeated ning by Kinderman. Shapiro and Parker of Ohio State .3-6, Wolverines Beat Out Bunts 6-4, 7-65, While Goodwilie-and Dubach The…
… double (should have gone for outs, but r match by his all around playing and is the Wolverines beat to frst. E the only player in the tournament who IKipke beat out a biut in the set [mas an opportunity to…
…VNCERT" OVER lOWAN P 1TCHER'S DU E L GAME; BE\SON V FI:YNN WOLLOPS IN THE EIGHTH Wolverine Batsmen Ou In Early Inning; Comneback To Michigan's Varsity ba staged a comeback in its schedule yesterday aftern…
… Wolverines conn interest to the programs. The con- bases while Flynn, cert prepared for this year's 'star center fielder had a ci night will center about two of the ?Jarrett a double. T 'youngest of the great…
… g third just behind MacKeever, whov only a couple of seconds slower t Hall. Higgins, the only Wolverine entr in the 220, finished third beh Evans, who set a new mark of :21 and Shocker, the other…
… too fast the Wolverine was forced to slai up, allowing both Marzula and Ma to pass him, the latter adding more point to the Varsity score. Ponzer, a new man on the I111 squad proved the sensation of…
… two-game series withi Minnesota was called off in the second innin:; on account of rain. The score at th a end of the second inning stood 3-0 in favor of the Wolverines. COUNCIL ASKS FOR' BIGREISRAIO…
… King twins were the stars for ' the losers scoring all of time points, while Quirk, who-made thie course in ! a. 78 and cantain Smith wer'e 'tie lum-' inaries for 'the Wolverine. All men second T…
… fth peid nto te8n oninFcrryortldf yesterdayntbyfatscoie stitution, while the remainder, voiced on Frryfied ysteday bya soretheir disapproval of the agricultural of t,-Q. The Wolverines were never hroard…
… ap- BAQUET TO ILRK RETIREMERNT pointment of Mr. Baldwin would prob- 1 RF.FLBR ably necessitate a general ministerial R OTHf decisions which will grow out of ther stamps the Wolverine' star as a ser…
… GIGLI, ITALIAN TENOF :' ' l ' I V e% r% r h r Blott and Paper Contribute Half, ]4 Wolverine Hits, Latter Haing Perfect Day 4' ,N\OOH AN A.NT) STRYKER TAKE {Fj CARE; OF VTARRY PITCJIN Special' to -Tce l…
… inning and re- Mr. Gigli sulted it the only two runs which the Oriental Suite, "Blenmi Mora," Op. 29 Nornialites scored The Wolverines' No. 1' Hls had their lion's share of the swatting "Die Melistersinger…
… to fill up the forward- Dave Ca deployed elements cruising in opponent waters off Communist-endangered Wolverin Southeast Asia.f Carrier Returns W o The convertedecarrier Valley OI Forge, now used as a…
… - Michigan's Wolverines virtually an NCAA playoff birth by battering ther ed college team, Western Michigan, 6-1 er yesterday. win bill sweep, coupled with Friday's 9- three straight decisions over the NCAA…
… SISLER'S SORE ARM MAY KEEP HIM FROM BOX Star Twirler Injures Wing Throwing From Field in Pennsy Game and Will Probably Not Pitch Again. WOLVERINES HIT BALL HARD WHILE ON EASTERN JOURNEY Seven Bat Above 800…
… long throw to the plate which probably was itesponsible for the change for the worse in the throwing member, which will keep him from working in the box. While the heavy hitting Wolverin- es were…
… between sections," Jowdy says. "Even if we can't get more mn- ey, we can see that what we do have is being allocated optim- umly.". One possible source of money, however, is the Wolverine fund which belongs…
… record, losing only to highly touted Arizona, and a perfect 9-0 showing in the Big Ten. Murphy, one of Michigan's most victorious coaches, joined the Wolverine ranks in 1949 and since then has become the…
… of Edward. Brill as editor-in-chief. * The editors recomiended Law- rence Werner, managing editor, for the position. However, on May 14, the State News-Wolverine Ad- visory Board rejected the editors…
… competition. At Evanston, meanwhile, the Wolverine tennis team suffered See full stories, Page 6 two key losses-second doubles player John Fraser became ill and was hospitalized, and Hal Lowe lost in fifth…
… while the Wolverines are 21-11 for the season. me'. mm s i …
… Bill Faul's five hit pitching combined to give Cincinnati a ten inning 3-1 victory over the Wolverines yesterday in the first round of the District Four NCAA baseball playoffs. And unless the men in blue…
… Wolverine hope world series in Omaha, for sluggin gash on his left hand that requir It is not known whether the ready come Monday when Michigai cats in a first round game. Freehan Inji hFrhn'shn iniur…
… first game yesterday as the Ohio State shortstop overthrew fiirst baseman Dave Mason. Syring scored Michigan's first run minutes later as he rode in on Gene Struczewski's homer. The Wolverines won this…
… tape in the distance medley yesterday and records a win for the Wolverine team in the Penn Relays. The final time for the winning team at Philadelphia's Franklin Fieldwas nine minutes, 56.8 seconds. 'M…
… was played sandlot style. Michigan jumped on Eastern pitcher Bob Boyseno for four runs in the bottom of the fourth inning to give the Wolverines a lead they never lost. Catcher Jim Dickey, one of the…
… the government. Bothj -Daily-Ian MacNiven BOB SEALBY *.. on way to third Wolverines in Twice Over Indiana By FRED KATZ Michigan powered its way into a share of the Big Ten lead yes- terday at Ferry…
… shoddy sup- port yesterday, resulting in Michigan's 8-5 loss to Ohio Staten at Ferry Field. The Wolverines host Indiana this afternoon in a twin bill, giving them two chances to improve on their 2…
… been designated to receive Nike weapon protection. Band To Give May Concert University Wolverine Band, un- der the baton of George Cavender, will present its annual spring con-r cert at 8 p.m. today in…
…'s cinderpaths as Michigan's Big Ten track titans romped to an easy 78-54 conquest of one of their top Conference rivals, Indiana. Although vastly short of their true potential, the Wolverines still managed to cop…
…- dent's remarks. Bands To Give Diag Concert The Wolverine Band and the Symphony Band will combine forces to give an open-air con- cert at 7:15 today on the Diag- onal. Prof. William D. fevelli, direc- tor…
… occasional downpour dampen the Wolverines' only home meet appearance of the spring season. As expected, the field ,events turned the meet into a "runaway," with the winners gaining 43 points to the losers' two…
… also dealing with fielder Bob Powell clouted one of HONORS CONVOCATION racial or religious bans were ap- the Wolverine lefty's pitches for a; proved. home run with one man on basePa l G.Hoffm ONE…
…'M' All students interested in registering for next year's flash- card display will have their last opportunity to do so from 12:30 to 3:30 p.m. today in Barbour Gymnasium. According to Wolverine Club…
… System Promised By JERRY HELMAN The Wolverine Club has an- nounced a new flash card policy designed to give the University the "best flash card section in the country," according to Dorothy Fink, '55, Co…
…' Cop Wild Contest Eighth Inning' Rally Wins, 8-6 By SY SONKIN An excellent job of relief hurling by Wolverine Ed Grenkowski com- bined with wildness on the part of the Ilinois pitchers and sloppy…
