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February 27, 1929 (vol. 39, iss. 108) • Page Image 6

…'s1 Purdue cagers. Only two games remain on the Madison card. The Badgers willI enjoy a layoff for the. remainder of this week, and will renew activ-t ities with Coach Veenker's #econd place Wolverine

…. Wolves Have Two Two more games likewise remain on the Wolverine card. The Wolves journey to Columbus to engage the rejuvenated Buckeyes Saturday and then return, for the all im- portant finale with…

… will be three men who went abroad with the United States Olympic wrestling team scheduled to appear, George and Hewitt of the Wolverines, and Scott of the Hoosiers. Scott will go to the mat in the 178…

… Olympic entrant, as he is not un- beatable as was demonstrated by Hooker of Purdue. 'The Indiana team on the whole is, in the opinion of the Wolverine mentor, one of the best in the United States. They have…

February 27, 1929 (vol. 39, iss. 108) • Page Image 7

… Walaitis of the ket-shooting ability but their of- Big Ten Title; JMopes To Go potnttohoveryigtly Wolverines. fensive threat has been altogether To Japan As Champion hv ofradn aepohc Michigan's medley relay…

… Japan and er. His biggest trouble at present Wolverine Varsity and a team com- ; the possibility of another Western is inability to control his deliveries, posed of the reserves and freshmen The first…

… half of the Minnesota tp 'Conference championship. The Precobb, Drabicki, Vereen, 'Presby, will follow- the meet. The Varsity tilt ended 14-9 inl the Wolverine present squad includes, besides an Bobceam…

… signs of Outfielders, in addition to Nebe- audy ' their work handed out in daily. Slagle, Middleton, and Kaplan. I- practice brings a smile to the face' Park Plan ~of the Wolverine mentor. Subscribe to…

October 27, 1929 (vol. 40, iss. 25) • Page Image 1

…. inators that 'organized religion was Wolverines Bow Before Indian "If you must be a bookworm, be not meeting the demands of the ian early bookworm. If you have a' undergraduate body, and that by Attack on…

… dealing with transportation and has written more than a score the field. j and do not realize their value. of books, most of which deal with The Wolverines showed signs of Sometimes we uncover valuable…

…. the band also entertained. the country and his final selection If the Wolverine hands were laid - has fallen to Ann Arbor. on Useman during his 60 yard run HARVARD BEATEN He considers this an ideal…

… Editor TlADIUM, CHIAMPAIGN, ILL.. Illinois team gave the Indians a the fifteenth renewal of their annual hird quarter to hand the Wolverines eat and shove them deeper into the pletely outplayed Michigan in…

Wolverines, registering 12 first downs, totalling 173 yards from rushing, while Michigan compiled 4 first downs and gained 41 yards from scrimmage. Illini Use Three Rushers. The Illini alternated their ball…

… carriers, employing Lanum, Hum- bert and Timm to good effect against the Wolverines. But it was not the rushing or passing game that was responsible for the Illi- nois victory. Great blocking and…

… stripe, but all of his attempts were either wide ox short. Michigan's offense did not get under way during the first quarter, but the Wolverines staged an attack in the second quarter that gained ground…

October 27, 1929 (vol. 40, iss. 25) • Page Image 2

…;.l~s r 'in 'i , .. s, <' ,'. 1. 4', s (Continued from Page 1, dol. 7) $ <!absent is the natura came too late to aid the Wolverines. ward overacting. A "Withz the ball on Michigan's 41-I picture…

…. Featured are the Wolverines took to the air.! electric fans, 'he said, "experiments have proven I Ralph Graves, and Truskowskvs pass to Siinrall netted "In the spring the gravel roads there is a certain…

…Illinois i, th'retened once when Yanuskis+,T E D Y-NV MR5 Wade two first cdowns, placing the iTUF AY.r NOVEMBER OS WAY NE ball onl Michigan's 22-yard line. MSCL 1>~~ acre the 'Wolverine line stiffened MU IA…

April 27, 1929 (vol. 39, iss. 151) • Page Image 7

… From Page Six.) sity plenty to worry ajou during the coming season, and should be a great help to get the older men into first rate shape. Last year in the match with Oak- land Hills, the Wolverines

… probably be broken up with Hammer pairing with the Wolverine captain. This combination has performed credit- ably in several practice matches. I Spencer and Beal will take the post for the Wolves in the…

WOLVERINE RESTAURANT 'til l ' ti ' ti I _ , lhe clock won't drag a weary round when you come to class pepped u p with a Shredded Wheat breakfast. Lazy hours follow meal too heavy. There's a lot of energy in…

October 27, 1929 (vol. 40, iss. 25) • Page Image 4

… REFLECT Before you complete your four- teenth hour of razzing the fighting Wolverine team, consider this: Could you have done any better? With which we will pipe down and go on with the story. * * * Here…

…-tat-tat Bzzzzzzzz Tat- tat-tat-tat-tat Bzzzzzzzzzz Tat-tat Boy, what a run! The snarling Wolverines gained beow gullbek of- fle offle poosh! Baby, that was a run! The ball was tossed from (Voice from kitchenette…

March 27, 1929 (vol. 39, iss. 132) • Page Image 8

… Michigan Wolverines at r' 8- 10p.m. S75c- per couple F orestry -Club: There will be 4 meeting of the Forestry Club Wednesday, March 37, 7.30; p. 'Mm C. Huxley Coulter will give an interesting talk on "Naval…

April 27, 1929 (vol. 39, iss. 151) • Page Image 1

…, a communication ig oer by the Acppela choir to the Y 4--n 80 of flint. Approximately 4000 stu- t h tended the conferences which have district in Missouri just across the !and the Wolverine Yr of…

… Conferences on special subjects The Wolverine team of Freese, 'erously supporting certain biolog- ig a unanmous judges decision Arbor included in high school curricula In commemoration of the found- Dale and…

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