…-week and said the ad- ministrative board should have pow- er to reduce the standard to a 30- hour week. He suggested that the hourly minimum wage should be 40 cents. Scheibe Made HeaddOfBoard At Wolverine…
… Members of the Wolverine, campus restaurant, controlled, financed and operated by students, elected John P. Scheibe, '37, chairman of its Board of Directors yesterday. Donald Murdock, '38, treasurer this…
…)-Combining three extra- base hits, an error and two passes, Michigan staged a five-run rally in the eighth inning here today to defeat Michigan Normal by a score of 7-3. It was the Wolverines' tenth win of the…
… who beat well in his brief stint. an ignominious retreat from his The Wolverines' eighth-inning throne yet retained the royal title is splurge was started by Walt Peckin- presented by the signature of…
… safeties..1 The win was the fifth of the season for the Wolverines who have been touring the south for thepast week and to date the "gas house gang" from Ann Arbor has dropped but two decisions. Fishman…
… in the fifth and Steve Uricek tallying in the sixth. The Wolverines could touch Buckeye John Dagenhard for only four hits but had many more scoring opportunities than did Ohio. The Bucks had but two…
… old Coliseum from Nate and Cyci who work there to Bill who keeps track of time and penalties. There's a finer spirit on the Michigan hockey club, I think, than on any other Wolverine ath- letic team…
… popular here in Ann Arbor, why so many rabid fans never miss the opportunity to come down and root for the Wolverines, to stand and shriek when Vie and Gib break down the ice. Jack Tompkins, Emmy Reid…
… mile and the broad jump, and took six of the remaining 10 first places. Johnny Woodruff of Pitt, Olympic 800-meter champion, and Capt. Bob Osgood of the Wolverines each took two first places, with Osgood…
…. Despite the fact that Wolverines defeated Wisconsin, 43 to 31, in a more or less listless game at Madison earlier in theseason, they expect plenty of trouble tonight. Harold Foster, Badger coach, could not…
… at will before a smalla but enthusiastic crowd to triumph byq a count of 8-1.P The Wolverines turned the gameh into a rout before it was five mi- utes old when Johnny Fabello banged q home two goals…
… and George Cookes a third to give Michigan a lead whicha was never in danger.V The London Club, despite its threes forward lines was practically at thet mercy of the eight Wolverines whom Coach Eddie…
… second place with Minnesota with ;even won and two games lost and a virtual tie with Illinois for the Big ren title. And incidentally it put the Wolverines in position for a Con- ference championship for…
… the first time since Coach Cappy Cappon took over in 1931 for Michigan's first title since 1929. Is First Since '32 It also was the Wolverines first victory over the Lafayette, Ind., team since 1932 and…
… been doubled to $830 and as much more as possible. The Washtenaw office of the American Red Cross is in the Wolverine Building and the tele- phone number is 2-1647. Contributions can also be made in Ann…
… of the Wolverines Saturday night. 3. Martin Newcomer who broke his leg while tobogganing with Reed Low, Al Saunders, and Bob Martin in the Arboretum Sunday. Martin stayed off while the others made a…
… Mich- igan was not victorious, but that the Wolverine camp followers. swept everything before them in numerous minor skirmishes. 3. That Bob Griffin, disguised as a friendly neutral, gained access to the…
… averted when comrades disarmed an ardent Michigan private who was flourishing a butcher knife. - 6. A small detachment of Wolverines suc- ceeded in carrying the Neil House by storm late Saturday. The…
… him in that order to shut out the Wolverine entries of Stone and Staehle. Dan Caldemeyer shared record- busting honors with Lash, however, by an impressive victory over Mich- igan's Bob Osgood. Skimming…
… perfect record. Lefty Fishman. Wolverine pitcher had men on base in every inning except the fourth, but he held the Purdue runners away from the plate until the ninth, when the Boiler- makers got all of…
… the Lam- poon. Wolverine Election Results Announced. The. results of the recently-con- ducted election for the three admin- istrative positions and the student board of the Wolverine, student co…
… Russell Ball, Chicago indoor champion, win- ning a long set from .him 7-9. The plucky little Wolverine dropped the second set, 4-6, and after a bad fall in which he twisted his ankle, lost the third set 3…
…-6. George Ball, Northwestern's num- ber one ace, dropped the first four games of his match to Bob Anderson, and then took the next ten straight, winning the scrap, 6-4, 6-0. The Wolverines' weakness in the…
… here today to even the two-game series at one decision apiece. Coach Ray Fisher altered his bat- ting order for today's game and the change had its effect in the fifth in- ning when the Wolverines…
… had the edge in extra bases, getting a triple and single to Regeczi's double and single. c Williams' triple came in the third inning and paved the way for the first Wolverine run of the afternoon…
… of Michigan's points, while Sherf tallied the third Wolverine goal. Coach Eddie Lowrey, Michigan mentor, introduced a new type of of- fensive hockey to the Ann Arbor fans last night. Leaving only Red…
… ace took the puck behind the blue line, out-skated the Tech forwards, split the defense, drew Goalie Maki out of his net, and drove the puck into the corner for the Wolverine's last score. Michigan Tech…
… brilliant game at the Coliseum last night. The Wolverines accounted for two goals in the first period, and one in the second. The Wolverines, not yet rested from their Friday and Saturday encounters with the…
… his favor which has been launched both. in Ann Ar- bor and in Chicago gave promise of elevating the Wolverine coach's po- sition. With 100,160 points reported for him yesterday, Kipke trailed Kizer of…
… three times at bat, but the pitching of Everett Bekken was the deciding factor. The Principals piled up a 6 to 3 lead in the first five innings, but a one-man rally by Danny Rose, former Wolverine court…
… competition, including 26 mem- bers of the American Olympic team of 1932, and all but one winner of the Kocsis Is i Beaten In GolfPlay, Ed White Of Texas Wins Over Wolverine Ace On Last Hole, One Up Winner…
… National Colle- giate golf tournament in today's 36- hole semi-finals. Ed White, of the University of Tex- as, conquered the Wolverine, one up, in a stirring match marked by splen- did scoring. White…
… speed. Gustave Lutz, 68, 120 W. Williams St., became the third victim when he was struck by an automobile driven Michigan's Track Hopes Dashed As Willis Ward Is Injured 'Chicago Edges Out Wolverine…
… loss was Michigan's third on successive days, the Wolverines hav- ing lost to Indiana, 10 to 9, Thurs- day, and to Purdue, 10 to 7, yesterday. Michigan took an early 5-2 lead over Illinois, and Wistert…
… ninth inning but it didn't stay that way way long. Russ Oliver, Wolverine third sacker, stepped into a hard fast ball and sent it half way to Ypsi for an easy triple. A few sec-. onds later he came home…
… Wendt on base, Bob Packard, husky Ypsi catcher, connected for a circuit drive which didn't stop rolling until it reached the center of the Ferry' Field tennis courts. The Wolverines went scoreless until…
… up somewhat, but a large, crowd is assured for the Wolverine's only home stand against Conference opponents. The meet will mark the, last local appearance of the Michigan squad this year. The Maize and…
… consideration. He threatens to give Keller a battle the entire distance. The Wolverines' strongest group is in the quarter-mile event. Captain DeBaker, Allen and Ellerby have all been clocked in less than 50…
… ; mus aaync bak.promisehsbadfBdelity, obedi--T lro ence, and also to follow him wherever n a Fre p t bn Iher sband Beticrs Hammer-Throw he may go!'" goes to Africa and forgets to give Of Former Wolverine…
… Wolverines' hopes of victory as the Spartans scored three runs on threej j hits to win, 5 to 1, yesterday at Ferry Field. Art Patchin and Francis Wistert gave up 11 hits to the invaders while their mates were…
… turned the trick. After the Minne- sota team had turned in three deci- sive victories over the Wolverines, Michigan showed complete disre- 3pect by trouncing the mighty Go-, ;)hers, 3 to 1, and breaking a…
…'championship hopes tonight by con- )f graeantd httoeO urn the Wolverine netmen, 37 he previous game and the crowdh W to 33. stopped play for five minutes when M.ichigan held a two-point advan 3herf scored the first…
… and changed places with the Wolverines in the Conference' standings. The score was 36 to 35. During the first half it was Nick Kearns who aggravated the fans and players alike with inaccurate deci…
… until Iowa substituted Kotlow and Moffitt who produced the spark of victory and clearly outclassed Michigan. The Wolverines ran up a quick lead of 18 to 7 early in the first half and Iowa retaliated with…
… Wolverines. The lone failure was recorded during the first meeting of these two teams this season, when they played a 3 to .3 tie in sixteen in- nings, oi Ferry Field, May 3. Michigan is somewhat bowed by a…
… field for the Wolverines this afternoon. Manuel, rDaniels, Waterbor, and Superke will comprise the infield with Braendle, Petoskey, and Wistert playing the f outfield. McNeal and Tompkins are i lated to…
… FIRST PLACES OF WOLVERINES; RELAY LOSES BY YARD. (Special to The Daily) NP;W iHAVEN, CONN., March 31.-Michigan's heretofore lun- beaten swimming team suffered a decisive 41-21 defeat at the hands of Yale…
…, Bessimer and Howland, to the time of one minute and 36 seconds. The Michigan natators netted only six places, the two firsts, three seconds and one third. Walker, Wolverine dash ace, placed second to…
…. to al moningpaprs Tursdy. The decease of Professor Van TYale, Williams, and several ther Prey For Flashy Wolverine Tyne has caused University. offi- + r'n colleges have already polled their Tank…
… of the Univer-b ally. The Wolverine natators were at no Williams 'Shows Results. : time hard pressed for first honors, sity and state. TO DECIDE TRADITIONS Of 606 students who voted in the PLAN FUNERAL…
…, leaders can amass, as first places appear to be fairly evenly distri- buted among the main contenders. Wolverines May Place. Michigan's chances to take any first places are slim, but the Wol-I verines…
… put may garner points. dustrial Revolution in the Pacific Eleven other Wolverines also made Area," at 4:15 today in the Natural the trip to try to break into the Science auditorium. The lectur.e is…
…, 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…
… majority of the 'I WIDELY EXPERIENCED first places; the Wolverines will T depend upon a well-balanced squad The board of governors of the in an attempt to' bring the title Michigan League building an-. back…
…, Simmons Col- entering Walker, Seager, and Reif. lege, Pratt Institute, and the Uni- Walker finished first last year but versity of Chicago vocational bu- was disqualified. The Wolverine reau were invited to…
…, train, and truck in RESULT NEVER IN DOUBT WOLVERINES .ADD TO EARLY LEAD AS WALKER LEADS SCORERS search of divers items contained in their Hell week instructions. It Hubbell Cracks Big Ten Backstroke…
… As a contributor to several lead- of the Wolverines for second place. ing periodicals, including "Harper's The Spartans did notenter the Magazine" and "The 'Saturday regular 440-yrd event, seven…
… edge over thee Tartars throughout the first half, the period ending with the score 16-11 in Michigan's favor. The Wolverine play was marred by inaccurate passing and faulty ball handling during this…
… function more smoothly. On successive, plays Butch Lytle drib- bled past Jones to sink a pair of short shots. Jones registered an- other slap-shot after Schweizer nissed a free throw to pare the Wolverine…
… establish the necessary factor, as he paired with Captain means for settlement. Thus, the Muellich at the other guard post signers agree to agree in the fu- to keep the Wolverines from scor- ture to arbitrate…
… both handi- capped the Wolverines. With the score 8-17, Balsamo and Whittle each dropped in a long shot making it 12-17, but Muellich and Middlestat each retaliated with a basket to widen the gap. These…
…M ihigaii Comes To Bat In Ninth Inning By Morris Quinn Louie Weintraub's long home run along the left field foul line in the Wolverine half oFf the ninth inning broke up one of the best pitchers' battles ever…
… from 9 until 12 o'clock a determination of the Senate to keep the run to the Wolverine cause by The Baccalaureate Address will be I Boulder dam as the unfinished busi- making a balk anh Umpire Greene…
… Featured Byi CAPT URES SECOND COLGATE ISERIIES 00STERBAAN PITCHES 'E I ( INNINGS; RELIEVED BY GAWNE a Louie Weintraub Wolverine third baseman whose fielding and hitting featured Michi- gan's second…
…. Bridges starred for Colgate, sensationally,'while Hagy, an also played well. Weintraub, Wolverine thirn starred at bat and in the fie Lange and Captain Loos alsc to advantage. Nebelung's sh aten 01 we'n iy…
… ball for the first two innn but in the third triples by McCoy Nebelung, and a single by Loos g the Wolverines a two run lead. ( gate tied the score in the fot frame, when Acker reached first Mc…
… oppose the Wolverine tw: f with Gardner, a veteran, held it - serve. I Seniors To Don Caps' And Gowns Tuesday In Annual Swing-out Following the swing-out exercises of the senior class, next Tuesday…
… Asbeck's erra- tic twirling for Michigan was not too erratic and the Wolverine's closing rush finally allowed them to secure their ninth consecutive triumph, 4-1, yesterday at Ferry field. The two squads…
… in the fourth and fifth, and again in the sixth. Real- ly pretty fielding by Bud Morse term- inated the most threatening rally and some good pitching checked the others, enabling the Wolverines to hang…
… Pfwere begnduring the ntest wi a schoolhouse and razed a church un- Wolverine trackmen will open their iltr s xvery bn duringotkecam pus audi ae cntuto. dw e 198idoat'Clock tmas holidays and actual work…
… distance in less meeting of the council last year and rights and than two minutes in practice. it is expected that the number wll ject at issu hlie kept. In the exhibitiomn are two Monroe of the Wolverine…
… a belated rally winning for Wolverines, 31-25. Trailing dismally after fully ragged and awkard an exhibition that displayed in the pre-Conferet season tilts. Coach George Veenk squad finally awoke…
… second half, and 10 of these 14 x ing from the slashing fingers of terbaan, the Wolverines showed i 1 of what must be necessary to de Purdue on Saturday. Even the sh ing touch was sadly lacking a glance…
… Badgers he on td' their lead grimly, showingI termittent flashes of speed that ke the Wolverines in check. (Special to The Daily) MADISON, Wis., Jan. 9.-Michiga battling Wolverines rose to frenzi height…
…I odd set from Phillips in a spectaculara come-back. Th accurate driving of the Northwestern star kept BartonI from .the .net in the second set and the Wolverine lost 6-2 after having won the first by the…
… Goldsmith had no trouble defeating, Collins in straight sets 6-3, 6-4. Moore's driving game was too severe for Ho*- ard and the Wolverine won 6-2, 7-5. , Schaefer playing his usual method-; ical game…
… graduation Dr. arkothes coenant, is, by9 ktween the American representatives Stearns taught at hill school, Potts- inches and weighs 11 pounds. NORlTHOP, HESTER WIN EVENTS AT PENN RELAYS; WOLVERINES 'LOSE TO…
… its successor. ----,- s i I [NEELUNG AND ASBECK FAIL TO STOP HARD HITTING OF ORANGE TEA I WOLVERINES CHECKED Victors Open Wit Four Ituns In First Inning And 3Iakloe Other Scores In Later Frames…
… team would be able to gain the advantage, but Puckelwartz had different ideas. It was the second victory in two days for the Wolverines, and the ,sixth consecutive practice game in which Michigan has…
… were made, but they did no damage. Also, the Wolverines came through in the pinches, a thing which they have failed to do in the past. The line-up follows: 3iicghian AB R II P A Loos,ss ..............3 0…
… OVER WOLVERINES IN CUIIRICULUM RECENT YEARS JUDGE FAILSTO ARRIVE ILLINI REBUTTAL EXCELS SENIOR PRESIDENT ANNOUNCES CLASS D A Y APPOINTEES SAPIO 'ny rai ACCUS I Prof. 11. S. Woodward, Sole Judge…
… University of Illinois won a debating victory over Michigan's negative team tonight for the only forensic victory of the Illini over the Wolverines in recent years. Prof. Howard Rolz- heimer of Northwest…
…-Minnesota dual ing meet held last night in the pool. The Gophers, undefeated petition in the past two years, owned, 47-22, by the Wolverines of the fastest dual meets held Big Ten in many years, giving an the…
…-10 seconds, ng the distance in 1:46 2-5. e, Michigan's , sophomnore star, d Hill to the finish, losing out cant'margin in the final stretch. 41, his sophomore teammate, d a close third. all, the Wolverine free…
… Britain give assurances that she would not land troops at Shanghai be- fore he would sign the agreement re- garding the British cencession. .WOLVERINE HOCKEY TEAM DEFEATS STATE, 2=1, IN FIRST OVERi…
… 10 minutes after the starting whistle, when Gabler, Wolverine de- fense man, eluded several State play- ers and shot the puck into the net. Play during the second period was slow when the Michigan…
… the' breaking of three national intercol-1 legiate swimming records and the' establishing of one unofficial national intercollegiate mark. The Wolverine swimmers captured first and second places in each…
… seconds better than Yale's mark; while the time for the 900 yards was 11:40. The Wolverine team, composed ofj Watson, Batter, Bement, and Darnell, took the lead by winning the 200 yard'I relay in easy…
… combination' Shay and Armstrong, 6-4, 6-3. Steph- ens and Vose won the final match of the afternoon defeating Wheetman and Tatham 6-2, 8-6. The Wolverines left Minneapolis last night for Chicago where they meet…
… illness. Coach Fisher removed Miller in the ninth and Walter finished in good fashion the game that meant a great deal to Michigan's championship hopes. The Wolverines began their fight in the first…
… Kruger Don Miller, once the pride of Syra- cuse, N. Y. when he was a high school pitching star, yesterday twirled the Wolverine Varsity nine to a 3-0 vic- tory over the Syracuse university team in the…
…; Game Errorless The defensive work of both teams was perfect for the afternoon, not an error being chalked up for either team. Harlan Walter is slated to take the mound for the Wolverines In today…
… Wolverines played a strong de- fensive game, holding the speedy Badger trio Behr, Andrews and Hotchkiss to a single goal, this be- ing a spectacular shot from the cor- ner of the court by the diminuitive…
… it did not pre- vent the Wolverines from scroing themselves, Harrigan, Reece, Doyle and Chambers .sending the ball through the net iin the closing mo- ments of :play. Box scare Michigan I ,( 7 1…
… especially adept at sinking baskets, accounting for four during the first period. State Defense Ragged Michigan started slowly, but after Molenda scored his second field goal, the Wolverines found that the…
…- able to play together in the second half, but individual work on the part of Oosterbaan, Chambers, and Petrie, who returned to the game, kept the Wolverines far in advance of State. Coach Mather held a…
