…Second Section 0, cllqqgamppl r : Yt ,,,, , , ° r.;- , w 4 .,, + ; , y ti Second Section VOL. XXXVII. No. 65 ANN ARDOR, MICtIIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12, 192G TWELVE PAGES ICHIGANATHL s; PAST AND'RESE'NT 'p.. .~42. Ta 7F' The Story Of The Maize And Blue Stadia Since The Inception Of The Sport At The University The First Graduate Manager, Charles Baird, His Problems And Triumphs Views ( First Football Fields Used By The Wolverin...…
…7' PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY. 1 SUNDAY, DECEATT3rmv 1-2, lum THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMB1~II. 12, 1926 !wards appointed an in'tructor in the Pauw at Greencastle on the following igan athletic teams have a reputation and development, and the friends of F RE T Snew gymnasiumMonday in order to secure sufficient everywhere for their good conduct and the Athletic association should remem Athletic Association Wvithoutands funds to pa...…
…SUNDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1926 THE MICHIGlAN fDAIL Y 1 1 1L 1 11' .il 11Vi-'41 f ~!"'11Y I Ltl l1 1 " i l' lY i OR1 iLY SELECTS ALL-CONFRiCLEU LTENM ORBASISOF COMBINATION OF CHOICES 1cen Are Picked, According To Systein, thought placed on the "official" team, Fronu' Elevens Submitted By Six received a berth on only three of the Big Ten Papers. six Big Ten teams, one of these being the Daily Illii. hess, an all Ameri-I TWO WOLVERINES PLACE can l...…
…PAGE TWELVE THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER: 12, 1926 THE MICHICAN DAlI Y SUNDY. DCEMBR 12 1 . °°}y,, ,er; a t MAN& Em" Alft ]MAN e v ft 1 f i er Hiur ® iW ' COME EARLY Q LL a '" SUNDAY--COME EARLY SANTA'S PACK COULDN'T r AI PRE-CHRISTMAS VACATION ENTERTAINMENT SUPREME OUR GREATEST COMEDY GIFT IN THREE YEARS-BAR NONE Th BgTwo I w t HOLD THEM UNTIL CHRIST- MAS, SO HERE THEY ARE IN --AND WHAT A PRIZE GIFT THIS PAIR MAKE...…
…STABLISHED 1890 Jr: Lw Mr 4 a13 MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS Vol. XXXIX. No. 68. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1928 EIGHT PAGES HOBBS WILL NOT L[AD ANOTHER EXPEDITION NORTH NEXT SUMER HOPES FOR INTERNATIONAL GROUP TO TAKE OVER WEATHER STATION HAS PREDICTED STORMS Geology Head Has-Now Led Three Meteorological Expeditions To Greenland Coast Prof. William H. Hobbs of the geology department will not lead in person a fourth meteoro...…
…i.HE.. MICJ IGAN - D"AII:"Y 1+rL'ILR r7 l1 Z. 11.C 1 1V1D i .' Ga .7 i """ " r THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNE8DAYtEM~ER 1~Z ~92' EMGINEERING COLLEGE WITH EVERYDAYI LINKS UP COURSE Don NE~/ Lar VOCATION IN NW LAN be formally enrolled for the co- Clor operative course. Irate t1 Any Stude'nts ITnterested In Gas. Engineering May Obtain 3. Students who are enrolled for partr Actual Experience the co-operative course will con- ofaICi --- tinue ...…
…THE MICGHIGA N ILL _________________ ., ____. _ ..__..._.w. _. _. ! ._ __... _ _. _ __ _ t , SOPHOMORE PROM COMMITTEE MAKES FINAL PREPARATIONS FOR ANNUAL FPORMIL PARTY r I a I i Advertising Head To Address Group PROFESSOR VIBBERT DISCUSSES TECHNICALITY OF FRENCH STUDY "In the French universities, the' war, Professor Vibbert stated, the T-f et IL Tni I E. St. EImo Lewis, advertising Is authority and lecturer, will ad- i Favors Co...…
…PAGE FOUR Published every morning except Monday Suring the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- ttled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second class matter. Speci...…
…WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I'A(.',)P, FIVE WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1928 PACIJ3 FIVE - - .OMPNMMOWA..A-- -- k.,+,. ,.., r .rwr+ +. ++. ..-J I 5LAVi T1 U FA'vA r 3 WOMEN- ARE ELIGIBLE TO SPEECH CONTESTS OF ORATORICAL 0ARD EXTEMPORANEOUS SPEAKING WILL BE FEATURED EACH SEMESTER MEDALS TO BE AWARDED Decision To Admit Women Is Made In Order To Arouse Interest. Of Student Body Women students interested in publi...…
…mss. _C H IC AN LY YY br ig i,-7-= m i +-i't tM T±TE MTCTAJGAN DA Ii. V L iaV L' IYf lY'L'l LV"..s uj LLYIG ,G,, YEARLING CAGEMEN FALL BEFORE VARSITY ATTACK VARSITY PLAYS WE[LALL-STAR SQUAD 'STIFF OPPOSITION IN FRATERNITY MAT ASSEMBLES I SCHEDULE OPENS AF(TR FRST QR TI WES T OA More Than 100 Men Compete .In Firs Bous OfPreliminary EVANSTON, Ill., Dec. 11-TwentyRund For Intramu Til Yearlings Hold Lead Over Regulars#members of the A...…
…WEDNESDMDEClV.ER 42, 1923 THE M I'C'H IGA N; ETA-71L Y Rebuilt Coliseum Ice Rink Is Oficially Opened Aionday C ADVERTISING EXPERT SPEED AND FANYSKATERS SHOW WOLVERINE WRESTLERS FACE HARD SCHEDULE VARSITY COURT TEAM TURNS BACK . THREAT OF YEARLING CAGE SQUAD McDonald, yearling center, was the center of the freshman at- tack. The second first year quintet to take the floor disclosed a flashy man in Weiss. (Continued From Page Six) (Cont...…
…TIHE MICHI AN AIL Y WEDN'ESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1923 DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1928 Ann Arbor Art Association: The Exhibition of Paintings by Artists of Southern California opens Wednesday afternoon, December 12, and closes Sunday afternoon, De- Cember 23. B. M. Donaldson, President Point System Committee: COUNCIL WITHHOLDS APARTMENT PERMIT Jast Brings Group PDIIMM DISCUSSE H e r e F r o m E n g l a ndTo I s eL i r yIFU M II To Inspect...…
…I ETABLIHE 1890 Lr tiijr 4. ailrj MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VO.XL, NO. 63. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 12, 1929 EGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE 'BENTS mANY t "> tM ,i c. i J. y , '.,'k' ' , 't : 1: t "1 i + ) .. . . .. "t REPORTED EADt~r " IN CHINESE WAR. VARSITY DEBATERlS WILL OPEN SEASON IN MEETS TONIGHT AFFIRMATIVE SQUAD WILL ENGAGE PURDUE SPEAKERS HERE TONIGHT I 1I IT fi, } a -T1 Y- TT l l'a'w / f 'f!T1TT T : T -^r T1r- -...…
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… PALGEM roum THE MICHIGAN DAILY THUtRSDAY DfECEMBER T~12. 1929 THI~ MICHICAN DAILY a..: a..r.u. ,r.uss. .ai.:aa. v e i+a a u t.:,r Published every morning except Monday luring the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusivelyentitled to the use for republration of all news dis- tches creditedtodit or not otherwise credited an this ...…
…THURSDAY,. DECEMBER 12, 1929 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ _ ___ :: -W F St.w5Z1 S'\ R __51.5Z___ VAM m mwAvA nnrnirSSBOZORTH FRINSUONDNT '0NWSISCUSES AS DfMITtR Dliii OCARRIEBELPAKADO TS1 I_- -I--- EADING POETRY FOR RECREATION I T Fy UIeannSUDieT F R oNE esT W loM se'Sdcor'ssiteORdy sTEAct PeISy f1?As a l yRecreation" rreis the le"h NTn-b o, TePe "NE T9N O Perhaps we have been a bit seN twelve studviil.zooms. Pr.actically B'M~i iubjfctaofiCa...…
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