…I PAGE STXTHlE MICIGAN1 D AILYV SATURDAY, 10 APRIL 1965 SATTL.T~7fLA7"..y 1AP11LLQdIV UU d Tt Ce S n PieBOTH SERIES TIED: Grid TilCimaxes Sring ractice ot Down Lakers; 76ers Wmin " "ULU U41E~3 KJU(4 By RICK FEFERMAN Today's climactic football scrim- mage will not exactly rival the Rose Bowl, but head groundskeep- er Bill Slack assures ushthat it won't be a Mud Bowl, either. Barring suddenly adverse weath- er conditions, there will be...…
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…I'AGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER, 101, 1965 PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1965 MSU By JIM LaSOVAGE Although many fans ma be unaware of it, Michigan did pull a surprise play in day's game. In fact, the Spartans us play three times, making obvious that it seemed not a surprise at all. Only onc ever, did the play succeed. The play was the over-thy pass from center. Not on: this hike exceed the reach spotter, Ste...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DA TLY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1965 PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1965 ; : .. -5'". y' , . 1 . ii 7 ft } '+' : !.s r + :^ . ' # , if . !"' 1f:l. .. , r7'= :: ,.: ,> _ 0'>: ; :B ORGANIZATION Across 4 NOTICES WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10 USE OF THIS COLUMN FOR AN- Noon-Prof. David Sumner of NOUNCEMENTS is available to officially the English dept. will lecture on recognized and registered student orga- ...…
…FRIDAY", SEPTEMBER 10, 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY c t'suL' /V M'i I 4Yearbl By JIM TINDALL "Flanker left" .."Split right" . "I formation," the cries go up from the Blue defense. ..Crack! bodies are hurled at each other. . "Halfback, halfback," some- body yells, but the wiry halfback in the white jersey is jarred to halt by Bill Yearby's right arm and shoulder to end another simulated ...…
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…WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1965 THE MICHIGAN I1ATTX V% * A-4 - i rt MgibT i.: ..B- - I PAGE SEVEN 0 i ump Gymnasts Lead Cheers SPORTS SHORTS: Deny Million Dollar By GRETCHEN TWIETMEYER on Saturday afternoons rather than see a football game." And, Michigan fans may be apathet- according to Fip Fuller, 100 navalO LokatteWicnsngme hercdesou-ele saimPul roposal to Royal ic, but the cheerleaders go wild. ca es otyled a sai m fl Look at the Wisc...…
…'PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 10. 1965 PAGE EIGHT THE MIChIGAN DAIlY FRTIIAV SFPTPMRFR 1EL 1!~xi A'AVA" Aiy l'!L'/i .ii;AkVJL"/J JIB 1V, 1JVa7 u LLOYD GRAFF Renaissance Man In Baseball Suit Bert Campaneris, I salute you. Who's Bert Campaneris, you ask. Is he the doctor who woke up a cat's brain after it was technically dead for 203 days? No, of course not. Is he the policeman who ticketed the mayor's car for parking in...…
…w..i. 4b A w--4 p 1W w W. 4r- 'W PAGE TWO PE'uqMICUTGANV DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1965 c -- nr.,, nttm lQ.lf . 1B .nnrl -- 1 1 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10D~ L, 1965y 1 . 1T11v isL . - 'u..L AU Whatever Happened To Homecoming? To the calloused undergraduate, Homecoming is that other yearly event, distinguishable from Christ- mas only by the general lack of Santa Claus. All the rest is there -the parades, gaming,, and...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILI WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1965' PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILI WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1965 'M' Looks to NU with 'Seven Year Itch' By STEVE FICK reverse that score and although - the Wildcats have only a 3-5 rec- 3 It's been seven long years since ord-that 1958 crew which demol- '1 the Wolverines, who are now itch- ished the Wolverines was unde-: ing to pick up their third consec- feated going into the game -...…
…. .4 ,'w *' PAGE'EIGHTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1965 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY OUR OXFORD BLUE 3 PIECE SUIT COULD WELL BE THE MAINSTAY OF A COLLEGE MAN'S WARDROBE Since our introduction a few years ago, thej color Oxford Blue has become a classic. A dark-heather shade, it stands a few paces fromI navy but still meets the requirements of after- five occasions. You may have it i...…
… 'V, " " PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1965 CTTNTIAY_ OCTOBER 18. 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Buckle-On Bootery The fashionable foot looks ready for skiping, or fresh from hop- scatch. New York has borrowed, once more, from the realm of childhood to create the new height in shoe style. The toes are blunted, or even circular. Casual shoes fea- ture demi-lacings in the front, or a little girl strap across the in- step. T...…
…-4ff r 49 PAGE SIXTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1965 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1965 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 24, 1985 I I ANNARBOR,.MICHG.N...RI.AY,.............24,.196 COLOR IS IN: Sky's The Limit In New Ties For months during the long hot summer,mcollegiate males trekked past men's stores in the larger cities and looked with as- tonishment at the hideous look- ing, manay colored Paisley ties being displayed in...…
…-Y V "W -ir 'W rPAGE SIX, THE MICHIGAN AILTi SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1965 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ONE-DAY SERVICE on Dry Cleaning ARTWAY DRY CLEANING CORNER WILLIAM & MAYNARD STS. "The House of Quality" 662-0198 Friendly Service I t 4 L" Pt . 9 TS C f I , y3J" r t? } )E r~i~ i' x " "; 1.. , i q ,' . / , .... f..J fin,., r+ ,-1 , .,.,, , Creativity Forecast for Hair Wave There are those who remain frozen in hor...…
…4i AF4 1'* PAGEFOURTEEN THE MICHIGAN DAILI SUNDAY. OCTOBER 10 1965 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Legs in Big Ch To Get Into Ste Accompanying t h e lengthened fashion leg, which currently stretches at least an inch above the knee, there comes the need to make use of all that exposed blank area. And designer hose provide the current answer. However, these are not simple things of sheer nylon. The Great Leg for Autumn will ...…
… * t r ' 4 PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1965 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 0 McDivitt in Parade Hippywear Makes' The Michigan Scene The largest and most loveable parade in Michigan's history will take shape this coming Friday. What began as a vague attempt to1 fill in the aching gap left by th'e loss of Michigras, has suddenly blossomed into a full-fledged fes- tival in its own right. A vast arr...…
… A -40 IF r q PAGE TWELVE THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10. 1965 SUNDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Imported'Poor Boy' MakesODebut .t... 'i In Time for Winter's Chills I A "Poor Boy" is, first, a woman's sweater, and second, relatively expensive. The average price of a well-made Poor Boy runs between $10 and $30. All this, howevei', is not the paradox that it would seem. For the design of the pull- over is directly...…
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