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April 22, 1942 (vol. 52, iss. 151) • Page Image 3

… fifth inning. The game seemed on ice for Western Michigan by the time the eighth inning rolled around. Anderson had been keeping the Wolverine bats strangely silent and there were no signs that he would…

… first on an error, Anderson walked Holman to fill the bases. The Broncos' infield was backed up for a double play, but all in vain, as Don Robinson walked, forcing in Cartmill with the Wolverines' first…

… earlier in the game Golfers Reveal Great Promise Even In Defeat By BUD LOW Although far from mid-season form, the Wolverine golfers learned much while swallowing the bitter pill of experience when they…

…. Now that Ann Arbor has finally blossomed forth into spring, the Wolverines should improve as the weeks go by. One thing that definitely has to be corrected before the next match, which by the way is…

… Conference competition. Last year five of, the six singles players and two of the three doubles teams got top seedings, when the Wolverines won their first Conference tennis crown. Coach Leroy Weir put the six…

April 22, 1942 (vol. 52, iss. 151) • Page Image 1

… Daily) KAL AMAZOO, April 21. - Heavy- hitting Bud Chamberlain socked a home run with three teammates aboard today to give the Wolverines a much desired 5-3 win over a stub- born Western Michigan nine. For…

… Ferry Field diamond today. The game will start at 4 p.m. Pro Boim and Paul Goldsmith are slated to pitch for the Wolverines, with Bob White opposing them for Wayne. Stu- dents will be admitted free upon…

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