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… seventh consecutive victory of the current cage season last night with a deci- sive 18-8 win over the strong Con- sumers' Power quintet of Jackson. The Wolverine 'B' team took the lead from the opening tip…

… lineup of matches that were hinted at yesterday will not be necessary and the Wolverines will continue with the same card as heretofore. Otto who has also been out with an injury, has not had a relapse but…

… the conference level; and in face of such opposi- tion the Wolverines will be called j upon to show all onlookers what they have in them. This is the last meet before the regular conference schedule…

… the Wolverine Varsity ca- gers a day of rest following the dis- astrous encounter with the Wild- cat quintet Monday night. Since the Conference season opened over several weeks ago the Michigan…

… basketeers have been sent through strenuous drills daily and with the next Conference game against Chi- cago not scheduled until Saturday, xtheWolverine five should have 5 plenty of time to get bacek into form…

…. SThe remainder of the week willI ~be d3evoted to dr'illing on the de- fects uncovered in ihe Wolverine Art Schlanderer, attack and defense against North- Captain of the 1931 hockey team,|western with the…

…- ter forged far ii the lead for a total of 36 points addeCd to the wolverine score in five games, a little more than seven points per game. Johnny Wooden, who was Dai ic's chief riv al dur:n, .the early…

…WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 21, 1931 T HE MICUH IGAN DACy ............... .. .. .. r..r._ ,Wolverine Puckire::oli P,- e-.4pare ;for Double Header 11 f two hers VARSITY IC TE IFACES EIE TILTS1…

… Wolverines at Minneapolis this Fri-i day and Saturday can no longer be classed as easy picking for Coach Eddie Lowrey's Michigan team, which at the start of the season was the heavy favorite to cop the title…

… opponent. Some basis for compari- son may be made between the two teams, as both of them have faced both Wisconsin and Marquette in early season games. Gphers Downed by Badgers. While the Wolverines fell…

…, bumpy iceI upon which thesWolverine-Badger contest took place. Both Michigan and the Gophers have tasted defeat at the hands of John Hancock's Marquette team, but where the second Michigan game was…

… finish in the first divi- sion would not bring the title? lt Ann Arbor. The Wolverines, wahl fast and clever are not uit:e big enough to withstand the charges of their taller op- pcnents. With three out of…