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March 17, 1931 (vol. 41, iss. 118) • Page Image 6

…';,I WMICHIGAN D IL Y M TUESDTAY. M C4~I 7~I?.191 ..H...... . ....AT.. 'i..G3:i;.L V it d. 1 f 1x'7, aI 1 Wolverines to Meet Cornell rhinclads Saturday 1 Varsity Cinder Team Will Try to…

… crosses the finish line,? for he is good for a mark of 4:24 in his event. He can also run the half1 if not too hard pressed in the first1 event. Wolfe will be Martin's best Wolverine opponent in the eight…

…. I e By Cullon IKennedy. In two succesive nights of swim- l m 7g co -petition r eplete with its thrills, the Wolverine swimmers lifted the Big Ten tank title from theshoulders of the Pii !e swim- icrs…

…. Chief among the individual performers was that of JohnnyI Schmoi ter, Wolverine sopho- more flash, whose brilliant showing in the Conference meet . 's elevated him to a place among' the greatest…

Wolverine captain. This record was doomed to stand for only a brief space of time, for in the next heat, the Big Ten cham- pion backstrocker, Marsh, of Minnesota, cut it down another 1.2 seconds, making the…

… last place had been counted on. week-end Coach West was full of The Wolverines stood a good praise for his charges who he feels chance to take the meet from the are well deserving of the many Wildcats…

March 17, 1931 (vol. 41, iss. 118) • Page Image 7

…- letic career. The showing of the Wolverines in the Big Ten meet was something of a surprise to followers of the sport, inasmuch as the dope sheet gave them an excellent chance to finish one, two. The men…

… placings of a first and fourth in the 75 yard dash, a third in the mile relay, a second in the two mile classic and a third in the shuttle, placed the Wolverines on a par with most of the other outstanding…

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