…The Michigan Daily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1903. No. 14 Ono STAaTE NOR.AL TODA*Y + + + ++++++++++++++++ CREDIT IN DEBATING. E* The O LchOAan Daily sent TeMciaDalsetDiy to your address for theD a l Plucky Team Will Line Up Against IObalance of Ist slemester Honor Men On Debating Teams Will Yost's Veterans-Varsity Kicking Mai In your address to The ricbiqan Daily, or ihone 461 Be Given Two Hours' Credit in mproving...…
…The' Mkichigan Daily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 14, 1903. No. -42 BATT[[ wiTm BADERS. Championship Contest On Ferry Field This Afternoon-Begins Promotly At 2 O'clock-Each University Has Won Two Games In Past Years. This afternoon on Ferry Field Mich igan will meet her old gridiron rival. Wisconsin, and the bater for suprem acy will ie one of the fierces. eves waged for western hampionshipplon brs. Today's straggle ill i...…
…The Michigan Daily VoL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, JANUARY 14, 1904. No. 75 CHICAGO LETTER. FUNERAL OF ALFRED GOETTE. The sudden death of G. A. Goette, Memorial Services for University Vic- the freshman dental student, came as a great shock to his parents and tims of Iroquois Fire-Track Athlet- many friends. His death came after ics and Baseball--Opening of Bart- only a few hours' sickness and was lett Gymnasium. due to acute incompe...…
…_The MchgDal VOL. XIV. A NN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, APRIL, 14, 1904. No. 143 PRACTICE YEST[RDAY. DANTE L[CITUR[. I 4IRLS Co"rPTE[D. [ INA[ D[BAT. Baseball Men Gamboled ins the Chil- Theodore Wesley Koch Delighted His Athletic Meet Endeo Successful Sea- Championship Contest Between Mich- ling Wind-The Prohahle Make- I Audience-One of the Best Lec- on at Barbour Gymnaseum- igan and Northwestern at Chi up of the Team for Sprint turs of the Year-"...…
…The Michigan Dail. VoL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURDAY, MAY 14, t904. No, 160 A BRILLIANT SUCCESS Production of Dream of Gerontius Ex- ceptional-Chorus Does Admira- ble Work-Soloists Are Per- fect-Flashlight of Chorus. The second day of the May Festival was a veritable triumph. Both con- certs were well attended, and the hearty applause which broke forth spontaneously many times, plainly tes- tified to the appreciation of the audi- ence. In ...…
…The Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, NJICI ILOA:N, \VEI)NCSI)AY, OCTOIBER (4, 1908. V\o. NX. CASEY WILL PLAY IN TODAY'S GAME Veteran Tackle Begins Work With Team and Will Debut SThis Afternoon. l\ith the addition yestrdasy of 1ki11 Cas-co, to te mnflit cofimneactively at a Nk. 1,thevaicty reciedl what will prbalyb its fiaal acqisitiot for the seaonandfront no(wir ut le Qakes funs ome cslight opositiniiioe molt Hi from tdavsi, Coahst ndti As- sist...…
…The Michi _ 'car . XIX. \'O. 41.. WakINNER IN GAME TODAY IS PROBABLE WO RLD CHAMPION Both Teams Are Leaders in Their Respective Fields -Coaches and Players Are Confident But Not Boastful-Teams Are in Best of Condition and Determined. I;field lud(,c° : CC- rthv, Igor ti. head linesrtlan : 1xi-tut], W14crosin Cates obeli at 12 ()'clod: Itoon. ('l t ct II(IIdcrs arc requested t ctm w carp- as II( ssihlc tl') aid the i11:Ina cttt ill liandli...…
…The Michigan IN '\R1(R IIO \llt l\ 'IlLlI St) V \1,1:\ [: \ t Y 4.t 1 t O 78. V'OL. XIX. NEW CONSTITUTION JNI(Rl 1elN\Ti I' XS 1(11 ABOUT TO ISSUE1S 'itll),khistiegwiewrtya Long Deferred Athletic Associa- t"ieeclt i ite i ~ )i tion Document to be Submitted to B~oard, 'rhen to Students. ,- ;,;. tee c the auh tle. 11( --- -li~~~~ter Ciie ' inijitre h d el at~d I'he ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ ~ t c1(1nite Iect d o rpiete toe wa; 11 c i'i'il i tio h i n ti ecn~t...…
…The Mlichigan Daily, \ LRFIGR \I CIIIGA\ SU INDAY, F RL Lid' Y 14,1909. Vol. Xf . REVISION STARTS P1ENTY OF A LITS AN D LAWS FACTIONAL SCRAP ( ~;11 CV111--I.e ,ttotid lb tbor pole HONOR STATESMEN Board of Directors of Athletic cagepracice.The lpeit01ed l Literary and [)ebating Societies Association Appoints a New speed and 1clirves,bltsieoth Discuss Life and History of Committee. un rtwrso 0ivt ,colthll ii ti1 Various Statesmen. 51111cloukti...…
…The Michigan Daily ANN> RIXI>OIIIJIIM\ ICRZy,5. NDAX \,1\ZRfJ.IH14, 1(1)) VmO.. XiX. No. 117. RECORDS BROKEN IN VARSITY MEET New Marks Established in Quar- ter Mile Run and Pole Vault- Captain Dull Did Not Run. l'wo indors1rcc 1101wereIoknland sr 011 ohr;ier n I grof being t \"0Wa'errn l >110010(00(1St(10 nght Da lly 11(1 1114 0111 1of1424(I -5l i n t 111el mile. \ (:o, od dev4e4long int 11(1(101 1P1(1made 11it1imp'o111111e1for1te 1lei (10...…
…The Michigan Dil ANN AR ii( li .MhICiI RIAN\. I{941 A, MAY 4, 1909. VOL. AX. No. I 6o. SYRAUSE OSES expeseI ithrop singleti to centeran SY A UELSS pifeiedisecond1.Fotanolm-l with tscrtch it.to thirdadFahr FIRST OF SERIES ohed o Ranb. I1)0th mit toletfo Wolverines Bunch Hits on the ~~Olsn. tweno itiwrthstttttedotIl Methodists, Captain Sullivan ter, sand Olson scored.Snowoos tt Steals Two Bases and Hiome. Power to Sculy retirnthettcside. Sy...…
