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…'s second try at 14 feet . . . He cleared the bar by a mile and clipped it off on the way down with his arm . . . It took the heart out of the Wolverine junior . . . The Purdue Expofient, school paper, giving…

… Stodden of the Wolverines and Artful Amo Bessone of the Illini that, for sheer animal-like ferocity, would be hard to beat. _ From a Michigan standpoint,'the game wasn't so much to rave about since the…

… backstroke position and started the Wolverines off to a 3:10.7 timing. With the veterans taking it easy for a night. Matt's sophomorep took over heavy duty and came out bn top every time. Claire Morse…

… . . . the clean-cut Cardinal narrowly cleared 13 feet 1014 inches, but the other hair of vaulters couldn't follow . . on his second leap the Wolverine jun- ior beautifully cleared the height by several inches…

… . . . the Wolverine leader suffered a recurrence of a leg muscle injury, but went on to win, clear- ing 6 feet 3% inches. Shot-putter Bob Hook flashed marked improvement in his specialty with a throw of 48…

…. Another Wolverine standout was sophomore Bob Ufer who placed second to World Indoor Champion Roy Cochran in the 440 . . . Bob led the Hoosier ace until the final turn, but was finally edged by a scant two…

… (he cuts off the end), the Eveleth, Minn., star turned up in front of the Michigan net so often that Hank Loud, the Wolverine net-minder, began to think he was homesteading there. Five of his shots got…

…:30 and 4:30 p.m. Varsity Coach Ray Courtright when Don Ladd and Harold Heffer- Tough luck coach number one is nan finished behind Wolverine Tom- Coach Fisher A dds Cliff Keen . . . and he sits on that my…

… Sets Half Mile Record By BOB STAHL Starting off in high gear and gain- ing added momentum in every event the powerful'Wolverine track jugger- naut rolled over a hard-striving crew of invaders from Ohio…

… the tape in both the high and low hurdles. Wright had it all his own way in the highs, coming in several yards ahead of' Michigan's Frank McCarth 'n the smaller (Continued on Page 3) Wolverines Smash…

… retired with none out in the sixth. He was relieved by-Chuck Campbell who set the Wolverines down without a hit in the last three innings, fanning six of the last seven men to face him. The Wolverines were…

… trounc- ing Ohio State's heretofore unbeaten squad, 7-2, yesterday on. the Palmer Field courts. It was the Wolverines' 12th victory in 13 starts and their ninth consecu- tive triumph of the season. North…

… the views of iso- (Continued on Page 7) New Of ficers Are Announced For Wolverine Prof. Mueschke, Spooner, Sibley, Phillips, Donnelly And Westbrook Elected The Board of Directors of the Michigan…

… U.S. Approves Anti-Nazi Leadership In Panama. Within 1 05 Miles Wolverine Pitt Today Eleven Faces Of Russian Capital Soviets Adoit Pressure; Counter-Attacks Cover Retreat To' New Lines Nazis…

… problem of polishing the Wolverine overhead at- tack in order to spread the opposi- tion defense which has been massing to stop the Maize and Blue Kuzma- Westfall power combination. Like- wise from the…

… weeks ago, but the cagey Wolverine ticket manager real- ly put one over on the pasteboard hustlers in the Ohio State sell-out. A full two weeks before the Buck- eye game all tickets have been dis…

…- tributed without any of the near rioting or scalping that 'preceded the Minnesota tilt. Secrecy is the key to Tillotson's success. For close to a month now the Michigan ticket agent knew that the Wolverines…

…. Application should be did 6:42.2, beating by over 11 sec- made before Oct. 21. onds a record set by Wolverines Samuel J. Platt Scholarship for Charley Barker, Beebe, Reidl and law students and pre-law students…

… Iowa City, where they cracked for an unspecified amount. Appli- every long course mark in the books, cation should be made to the Dean the Wolverines swam just fast enough of the College of LS&A or to…

… Sibley, '41, has been ap- pointed to the Board of Directors of the Michigan Wolverine, campus co- operative, to fill the position form- erly held by Galvin Keene. '43L. Other members of the Board in- clude…