…VlXX.ANN AR )OR, Si\ IGk ,DN. X SitA 105 o )i 1 2. IMO Vol. XXI. .. . .- ____... .~.. _.. ..._. ___.. _ _ , ........ _..... VARSITY TO BUCK LM. A. C. FORMATIONS Scrubs in First Mid-week Game will Oppose Regulars Like Farmers BORLESKE REPORTS TO SQUAD Equppd ith M. A. C. formationts tht reser111 tril gileble1to 11the ar- gi~ nryular fotemnthi aferoo, Titie firt f tid-0(1week gmles, w ill he the onisly i opportnIit which1 sty-ill', ti onl oct...…
…Another's ly-subscribe The Michigan __ + 11 .1lANN ARBOR MIC IGAN, THURSDAY CT1BER 12, 1911. MAN AND BS CLASH H VARSITY I HUTCHINS WILL SPEAK. AT MINNESOTA INAUGURATION. President Henry B. Hutchins will attend the inauguration of the new president of the University of Minnes- ota at Minneapolis on October 18, and will give an informal speech at the in- augural dinner. While in the gopher state President Hutchins will deliver an addre...…
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…THESE. ie 1 Vich igan Daily I F, MIC' .GAO'S XXIV, No. 12. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1913. PRICE FIVE CE i F F f OHIOANS GIVE YESTERDAY'S FOOTBALL RESULTS. (Courtesy Huston Brothers.) YOST'S PUPILS HARDCONTEST Mt. Union Enlivens Game With For- ward Passes, Forcing Michigan to Retain First String Men. BRACE IN SECOND QUARTER SAVES DAY FOR WOLVERINES WEST Wisconsin 13, Indiana 0. Northwestern 0, Purdue 34. Ohi...…
…THE DAILY NEWS OF THE WORLD AND The Mich igan Vol. XXVI. No. 7. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1915. 'Y'CAPAINS 1FOR 200 0 MEMBERS IN 2-HURCANVSS YOST, LAWTON, REIMANN, PINNEY AND RUMMEL TO SPEAK AT BANQUET COMMITTEE OF 100 TO WORK Success of Today's Effort Will Make Organization the Largest in World Coach Fielding H. Yost, J. Fred Lawton '11, Lewis Reimann '16, N. E. Pinney '16, and General Chairman Henry Rummel '16L are the...…
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