…THE MICHIGAN DAILY VE THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fl M' Athletes THE ALLENEL Star In Pan-Am Game HOTEL : Wolverines Gillanders, Munn, Gaxiola Win Gold Medals; Montpetit, ,Marion, Bird Seth Also Place at Chicago i } r. NOW IS SPECIALIZING IN BANQU'ETS FINE FOOD FEATURING THAT FAMED SERVICE WHICH WAS FOUND IN ANN ARBOR FROM 1934 TO 1952 By HAL APPLEBAUM Although the recent Pan-Amer- ican Games were dominated by the United States, Michigan...…
…TUE MICHIGAN DAILY Eenfrew Guides Michigan Hockey Squac 1 am begins a school year w, now' Lor, of will be --simultaneously bolted'the WIHL over eligibility conflicts. The WIHL had furnished the Wolverines with competition from the Midwest since its formation in 1953. As a result Michigan did not have much chance to face the hockey powers in the East such as Clarkson and St. Lawrence. This year's schedule which is still only tentative, call...…
…I I . j , -- : Z T 7 7M PAGE rVGEIVE THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1954 PAGE TWELVI THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1~. 1954 sion lounge, kitchens, photography fireside discussions, supper ISA Activities~ University Religious Groups Have Varied Programs By ELAINE EDMONDS Religion and religious activities play a vial part in the lives of many students at the University. Through community and cam- pus church groups ...…
…4 IJ THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 1 k .. r ... t .. .. . . 7 N r" A .' "^"Mt : .....,:.w y}v: r ": ti:+ . v "" , .x r r f"v."r."" '"Y i . : .,..ti",.,vv i'^r. r fivF 5: 4r:FJ'r r~fJr " " " r +'? ". rrr ' - br v r fi y yr { w; " d x :. :W . .. :. ..,. 3 a'F. " tsr . S..:.z.s..._.... .. ...... ..... .Ja . offr'. 71r S .1 u ?c'"so''".+, 4 h' AFS kt:Yrt9{- ...$a ..a M'":L4:'a::+-':wYrC: "ie WELCOME TO MICHIGAN by -.s(. .. c,. ~4...…
…TIE MICHIGAN DAILY T~atm Rattfle Fcv en4E41 in NET1 J v a s . LXJL .v +w W W. . N-./ JL v i. v v %o% v v %AIL JL A s tr ing behind the great Brown. The Giants like so many o NFL teams has a quarter problem although their diff: is one of quantity rather th quality. Jim of the rback iculty an of Conerly To Quarterback Team 38-yr.-old Charlie Conerly still has the number one job, but Coach Jim Lee Howell also has Shaw, rookie Lee Grosscup an...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY AY GET HELP FROM SCHEDULE: Basketball Team Seeks Pivotman, New Floor Perigo believes that Tidwell "is as fine an all-round ball player as Michigan has had in many years.' The Illinois all-stater can play, any position on the court." Outside Shot Donley, who has great poten-, tial, is possessed with a fine out- side shot. If need be the sopho- more can also play forward.' Other newcomers who will try to alleviate Perigo's of...…
…v- SPORTS SUPPLEMENT mot it4 rtau 4kr att SPORTS SUPPLEMENT =Tm ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1954 TEN TPA14i r% wsm s.7 A L' 1'W i" L'91.XL' , im Michigan Gridders Face Rugged Schedule I Conference Tilts Mark Downfall of 1953 Team Seven Big Ten Games On Tap for Wolverines By DAVE LIVINGSTON Daily Sports Editor By HANLEY M. GUR WIN Associate Sports Editor Depending upon your point of view, Michigan's 1953 f...…
…r- TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1959 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE 77 vi timistic Ice Squad Solves anpower Si zortage ' By HAL APPLEBAUM Always outmanned, but never outfought, the Michigan hockey team ended the '58-'59 season with a disappointing 8-13-1 record. However Wolverine Coach Al Renfrew is optimistically looking forward to the coming season. Forced by injuries to play with only an 11-man squad the Wolver- ines were consistently pitted' ...…
…I' THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRI . . _ Soviet Union Survey Course Expanded to Meet Needs 'U' PROFESSOR SAYS: Travel Affects U.S. Foreign Aid MWNNWWWAMM C: Due to tremendous favorable reaction from University students, the interdepartmental Survey of the Soviet Union has been expand- ed from a ,two to a three hour course effective this semester. Consisting of two lectures a week in the past, the course will now include a discussion sectio...…
…Coed Holds A AU GymnasticsCrown Strong Nucleus, J r" spots on scene is a good chance of winning a berth on the 1960 Olympic team. The question arises: How did such a pretty, perky blonde get interested in gymnastics. the mnast.' "I first became interested in g won gymnastics when I 'was a junior Wom- in high school," Carol explained. inter. "I saw the Swedish National many Gymnastic team in action one in her. night and their performanc...…
… TWO THIN MICHIGAN ]DAILY VVEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 1K. 954 T W ~ E E D A l Y W ! T I P J T n A V T~! ~ I' t14' I~ ~ O K TTJLJLPLIjrj" , OJAXda,LJAaaaLdaw a.., .LwOr I Firs t in Footwea Fashions! KWITH RP Strictly- up-to-date, always in ke with the fnest tradition of quali footwear. For style, con- fort and value, you - can depend on long- wearing Winthrops. ir ~eping ty Sports -- Four Stirring Moments Stand Out Among Many 4895 to$1...…
…4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1950 asketball As F por EDior shock this year would be Team Finishes Second in Conference 1I equiva- e weak sister of Michigan's er sports picked itself off the last year, completed its best in in 11 years and scored a -d number of points for a -erine basketball team (1790). .e second-place Big Ten fin- f Coach Bill Perigo's charges d many an eyebrow, but the lent to that from a high-v...…
…THE iWCIIIG AN DAILY iorores Juniors od Fortunes of 11' NitI The infielders supplied the hit- ting power. The five regulars, four of whom should return next season had a combined average .of .310. The next two foremost hitters be- hind Brown were catcher Jim Dickey with a .342 and sophomore first sacker Bill Roman with .327. Dickey, chosen to the Big Ten All-Star team, was also first'in the runs-batted-in department with 25. Double-Play ...…
…Y, SEPTEMBER 15, 1954 THE MWICHIGAN DAILY I& s im r AUE TH / 94tp" by dove livingston Cagers Still Trying To Escape Cellat (Continued from Page 1) are unsurpassed. Playing in the rugged Western Conference, various Wolverine squads have stowed away more major titles than any other school. On the gridiron Michigan has won or shared 18 Con- ference crowns, four more than its nearest rival, and has swept through three Rose Bowl battles wit...…
… SEPTE~MBER 15, 1959 FA DAL Tl SAN DAILY PAGESNE? ailing Club Provides Recreation SERVES STUDENTS, FACULTY: 34 Sports in I-M Program By PETER ANDERSON chance to relax and enjoy e good, healthful fun is what higan's sailing club offers to ents. he club not only offers ex- enced sailors a chance to sail also teaches the unexperienced .ce the fundamentals of the t. And the clubs activities are ed to suit every sailor, no ter what his experi...…
…THE MCHIGAN DAILY partment Appeals to All Athletic :n Co-recreational team sports also can be organized upon request, with teams set up in softball, volleyball and basketball. Controlling one of the top in- tramural sports facilities in the country .is a big job. I-M director Earl Riskey and his assistant, Rod Gambeau, provide in all a total of 34 team and individual sports. Football Leads in Fal Touch football heads the list of fall sport...…
… BUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1954 )URTIlE 1!HCHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1954 VOLVERINES FINISH SECOND: Michigan Tennis Team Has Successful Season M Gymnastics Season Marred By'; Injuries and Ineligibility r By ALAN EISENBERG A few days before May vanished I small group of hopeful Michi- :an athletes journeyed to Cham- aign, Illinois, in the hopes of ringing back a title-a title that iad eluded Wolverine t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, AEPTEMSER 13, 1"10 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, ~EFThMBER 15, 1159 rr.rrr w rrr Swim Team Ready To Defend NCAA Title ,R, . _ _ . ____ _ _ _ _ By BILL ZOLLA Michigan's powerful defending Big Ten and NCAA swim cham- pions should again exhibit the strength that earned them these titles in the 1958-59 season. The majority of the squad that ran up a record-smashing 137 12 point total at the Nationals at Cornel...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY "inmn Team Repea ts as NCAA Champh 4 DICK MINTZ traditionally one of- 's. outstanding swim. assed all previous rec- lances last year, with a power-laden varsity that swept to its second consecutive NCAA- swim championship. The NCAA victory climaxed an undefeated season that included a two year skein of 16 dual-meet vic- tories and its first Big Ten title' since 1948.. Wolverine coach Gus Stager, a! former great Mi...…
…i WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1954 'SHE MICUiGAN DIAIL PA['M. VTVU_ Michigan s Reign as Ice Hockey Ghampid on Ends 5 Loss of Veter Major Rebuil Late Season Surge Ga But RPI Icers Upset F By PHIL DOUGLIS "Michigan's three year reign as National Collegiate hockey cham- pion has ended." This was the gripping sentence that was emblazoned on the front 'page of March 13th's Michigan Daily, and symbolized in just ten words Michigan's 1953-54 hocke...…
… EMBER is, 1950 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE NINE I! M B R 1 . 19 ~ T E M I H I G N D A L Y A G E 4T N Vetters Take Big Ten Championship By BUZ STEINBERG ieigan's mighty netmen not chalked' up a near-perfect loss record last season, but alsol added the Conference m to their credit as every man he Wolverine aggregation tri- is was quite a reversal from 958 season in which the net- dropped to the third position he Conference. Also in that trous...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Your Campus Shoe Center To Tenms Tea E te Y BOB thNeF "By B"B'akOMANOFF- earned his letter in 1954 and then SHindered by the graduation of dropped out of school. The fourth five lettermen, Michigan's tennis gG teamfasrstppedin It bid or asingles man was George Korol, f team was stoWppedn its bid for a who was seventh m an on the '57 fourth consecutive Big Ten title championship team. get-a pairof Keels fr the Falllast sprin...…
… sm 111111b .l I4:M16A1V DAILY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1954 gTx i'Ui~ MIt3IIIIiAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER IS. 1954 Mann's Finest swimming Team Fails To Win Title ,it NEW GRID AIDS SELECT ED: . Stager, Harlan Picked To Lead Natators By JACK A. HORWITZ The appointment of five- new, coaches will fill the ranks of the Michigan sports scene for the com- ing year. With the retirement of Matt Mann II, who for almost 30 years reigne...…
…y THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER', 11, 1959 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEM~U II, )i~9 . Many Return to i' at Team t 4, . { if { A d... Associate Sports Editor To win the title, however, Mich- igan must overcome the following strong fgurth-place finisher in last disadvantages: year's Big Ten meet, has a definite 1) Michigan will get little help chance this coming season to pick from its sophomores. They are few up its fi...…
…in gs Ever Bolster 'A !rac k , .. i .: ,. ., . . ,. a crown The youngsters who may throw es for the 1959 race into a turmoil come, impos- to Michigan from many areas. gTen. Tom Robinson, who brings in' was a the brightest reputation, ran for the Bahamas in the 1956 Olympic s 1959 Games before entering Michigan. ious year. touch off it several proven' ig Ten competi- 1k of the scoring' come from bril- y best freshman nham repeatedly ugho...…
…THE MICHIGAN ,DAILY PAGE THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Cindermen Illinois Captures Fourth Straight Track Crown second In Big Te , _ NEW AT1LETIC PLANT-This diagram points out the location of the new athletic administration building and varsity pool which are under construction on Ferry Field. Included in the map are the proposed positions of the new fieldhouse and the Ferry Field track. anp By KEN COPP Captained by weightman Fritz Nilsson,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE XLZM MI IIIIT H E M IC H IG A N D A ILY11111liII | IIiiliI I 1Ili nln "il 1- - PA G E ELEVEIIIIIIIIIIIIIII7IIIIIIIIIIII Threaten Illinois for Conference Crown SIDE HORSE STAR-Richard Montpetit performs on the side- horse, one of five events in which he performs. Montpetit won first place honors in the Canadian national gymnastics meet this summer. UP AND OVER - Nina Marion flips himself over on the paral- lel ba...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY r Groups Available to Students Matmen Lose 2 Stars-; Gain New Sop homores (Continued from Page 2) me by Club members: pleas- ailing, races between mem- and races by the club team st teams from other schools. e club picks the top sailors within its own membership ke up the team. The Michi- rew is one of the best in the est and is ranked high na- tly. Competing in six regat. 1the past year, the club crew hree and finished s...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1954 inksters,Baseball Team Slip from 1953Jin ishe >lfers Drop to Ninth Place' ith Inexperienced Squad By JACK HORWITZ We're building for the future," d Coach Bert Katzenmeyer, aking of the 1954 edition of the chigan golf squad, which started season with three untried soph- ores and three veterans and shed with three experienced fers and great prospects for the :t season. he Wolverines finishe...…
…4 TWELy V THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEIIER) 1$,Is 4 ., II It 's TA r" - ---in.MU University Bookstore 1, for the Best in BOOKS and SUPPLIES -A MICHIGAN TRADITION FOR MORE THAN 75 YEARS! h-v Thousands of Michigan Men and Women have J found our dependable and courteous service combined with the friendly atmosphere of a "real bookstore" the answer to their book and, i '9 supply needs. New and Used TEXTBOOKS and SU...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Grid Coaches Face i. Squad Lacks Experience Q ,, (Continued from Page 1) BERT KATZENMEYER._ ... loW years as freshmen general lack or competitive ex- all three Victories coming over ey may very perience would be reflected in the non-Big Ten squads. Through a in n e x t results of the dual and triangular quirk In the schedule, Michigan meets,.and eventually In the sea- -engaged Purdue and Ohio State Brine fresh- son-en...…
…WEDNESDAY, SEPTEBMER 15,1854 , THE MICHIGAN DAILY I WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I-M Program Lists 36 Activities i F. Six Leagues Participate In Sports i By PHIL DOUGLIS Michigan's athletic greatness exists not only in varsity sports, for the Maize and Blue also boasts the lands finest and larg- est intramural program. From September to May the gi- gantic sports palace on Hoover Street and its surrounding play- in...…
… Bk&iAan :43 aiiy GEN ERAL SECTION ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1959 TEN-PAGES' TEN' PAGES SGC Representative Body In Area of Student Affairs DERGRADUATE LIBRARY-Here, behind shady trees, maize-and-blue panels, and a tangle of ycles which persistently gather in the doorway despite rows of bike racks just off to the side, is youngest in the University's library system. Opened to the student body in January, 1958, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY W ana, NU, Minnesota, Purdue, Illinois Rebuild DARK HORSE: Herrnstein atI ontinued from Page 1) n State, Iowa, Wisconsin ssibly Michigan, accord- pro scout who saw all the n the spring. Spartans were the fore- andidates until their best Blanche Martin was in- n the spring alumni game clared "out for the year"' ch Duffy Daugherty. in was the only regular d returnee from the once- 1957 eleven. However, the is second-string...…
… : THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, SEPTET MER 15,1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1954 _ _ _ , j I i, fk xa 11 T I r I CORRECTION - Many people think that Ulrich'sBook Store carries only ENGINEERING books . . .Ulrich's carry a very huge stock of USED and NEW. Chemistry, Lit., Ec.,. History, All Languages, Botany, Zoology, Engineering, Arch., Forestry, Law, Medicine, Math., etc. In fact, for Every Course on the Mic...…
…4. THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1959 ONE MILLION DOLLARS: Students Receive Scholarship H elp By PHILIP SHERMAN About one million dollars in scholarship aid was given to Uni- versity students last year, Ivan Parker, Assistant Dean of Men announced recently. In addition to this, he said, an- other million was loaned to Uni- versity students. Parker divided scholarship op- portunities into three categories. The first, he noted, ...…
…Lwi~~ LGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1958 FOI 1 S NEWS CENTER-The Daily night desk is the hub of activity from early afternoon until 2 a.m. All general news copy, whether locally written or transmitted over the wires, passes through the'hands of the night editor who decide which stories'will run in the morning's paper and gives them to the reporters and rewrites for headlines. Editorial staff members generally work one ni...…
…'4 I PUBLICATIONS SUPPLEMENT Y ir43au Daxit Pt FRESHMAN EDITION ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1954 .. Publications Building Scene of Varied A r- BY DAY, THE PUBLICATIONS BUILDING IS AN OBVIOUS HUB OF ACTIVITY ' AT NIGHT, ONLY LIGHTS GIVE MUTE EVIDENCE OF ACTIVITY WITHIN UBLICATINS SU PPLEMENT FOUR PAGES tivity Shop, Policy Bring Fame To Building Editors Sweat Over Problems Although an atmosphere o smoke hangs hea...…
…,n e .115 THE MICHIGAN DAILY at the University Presented by THE UNIVERSITY MUSICAL SOCIETY 1959 -1960 CHORAL UNION SERIES GLENN GOULD Monday,October 12 Extraordinary pianist from Canada returns for a recital. BOSTON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA . . Saturday, October 24 CHARLE'S MUNCH, Music Director IRMGARD SEEFRIED.. -. . . ... . . . Thursday, October 29 I ON THE RANGE--Some of it's book learning, but some of it Is also hard work and practice. Her...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ily Presents Complete News Coverage SPORTS DESK-An important part of The Daily is the Sports Department, center for coverage of local and "away" athletic events. -E …
… TWO, THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1954 TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER U. 19M _., _, w ._ _ .. .., .,.,, IlX DAYS A WEEK: Daily Covers Campus News Events From the Managing Editor down a h mneestmemberh of he staff 'aining program, the aim o f [ichigan Daily members is to get ie news to the public, in the best >rm possible, and to present ac- * 7W ompanying intelligent e d i tor - i comment. The Michigan Daily,...…
…i. iS. iJ ITi i. R/ iR i V 1 . i 1 if 4 .IR . onorary S ocieties y RUTHANN RECHT her one is tapped with a a gallon of freezing water, on the coldest spring the University's honor so- provide amusement for the rs and pride for those who tiated. ents are chosen generally basis of leadership, schol- and service. Ranging from aly established Greek let- eties to local organizations,' honoraries are found in many of the University's schools and...…
… GARGOYLE FOLDS-Activity in the office of the campus humor magazine has gone to man's best friend since spring, when Gar goyle published what appears to be its las tissue. A satire of Time Magazine, it ironically carried a picture of a dog on the cover. Humor againe 'Garg' Sepoarts With Laughter STUDENT DIRECTORY-An aid to communication between students in the, directory containing the names, years, home and local addresses and phone numbers ...…
…WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, I954, THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4 Y 04w .wnwweiiia " WEZ)NESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I I PAG~E TIRESU li .:: New Writers Encouraged In Hopwoods Annual Contest Rewards Writing Many aspiring writers h a v e found their first major step toward fame and fortune came with win- ning one of the University's Avery and Jule Hopwood awards. This creative writing contest, w i t h its substantial monetary awards, ...…
…Y, SEPTEMBER 15, 1959 THt MICHIGAN DAILY I Chosen for All-Around Abilitie DRUIDS-He isn't green yet, but this young sappling will saon be painted green for the ordeal which will turn him into a mighty tree. Standing on the.steps of the General Library, the strong oaks who have already grown consider his fitness. The sapling needs exercise, first, and then of course he must be watered in order for him to gain strength. Scroll - - Scroll i...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 15, 1959 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, SEPTE~ER 15, 1959 ree Bands Produce Student Talent STUDENT GOVERNMENT COUNCIL AdWingWorks To Effect Policies (Continued from Page 1) 1 Stepping off at 220 steps per minute each fall is the Univer- sity's Marching Band. The Michigan Marching Band takes the spotlight for the first eight weeks of each fall semester. Under the direction of Prof. Wil- liam Revelli, ...…
…B (Continued from Page 4) FUNDS were intended for 10-year program, With the x Project money now run- >ut, the Regents have auth- the University's Develop- Council to seek to raise an- two million dollars to sup- mother five years of un- ated research projects. Y also specified that funds signated research would be ed in addition to the two . dollars needed for undes- d research projects. rersity President Harlan er called it "inconceivable wh...…
…,15: _1959 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA( I~ ~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY PM Introducing . .. A Great Bookstore MICHIGAN NEWCOMERS soon discover the resources of State Street include one of the mid-west's largest and best book stores, Bob Marshall's Book Shop at 211 South State Street across from Lane Hall. Bob Marshall's compares favorably with the best book IS BUILDING--Front of the home of four of the University's museums is best known fore hining bl...…
