…THE MTCHIGAl'ti1' DATIN SATURDAY. 'C OVEMRF.n. 1V, Put! THE .,M1CaVU A N1':1 ltA1T " ~AT1flAj z'~,ni n l~- -,-...''.,''V V G5$JJ.DZ6Jb L 1 ,1411 I Frauds Enumerated ALL OF US who are interested in student gov- ernment are probably wondering just how many fraudulent elections the Student Legis- lature will be able to survive. Certainly no one who participated actively in the recent election will deny that at least half of the election rul...…
… SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 194 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE Campus Casbah Will Feature Foreign Student Entertainment Program To Initiate Campus WSSF Drive; All Proceeds To Be Contributed to Fund C- 'K2 The floorshow of the Campus Cas- bah, open from 8 p.m. to midnight today in the League Ballroom, will feature a cast of foreign students with an International Night theme. This weekend's entertainment will herald the World Service Student F...…
…PAGE SIX THE WCHIGA.N DAMP SATURDA P, N(3VI:NMER IC, ,1940 1 1MIHGN AI SATURDAY, NOVEMTIER IC. i~4fl I Taber Seeks Payroll Slash To Cot Budget Forecasts for GOP Senate Posts Made WASHINGTON, Nov. 15 - (P) - Rep. Taber (Rep., N. Y.), chairman- to-be of the House Appropriations Committee, called for a "meat axe" today to lop 1,000,000 federal workers from the payroll as a step toward a $9,000,000,000 budget reduction. Taber set the $9,000,...…
…PROXIMITY FUZE See P'age 6 Y d6FAw A6PF po"I"44opp- a t I]y FAIR AND WARMER VOL. LVI, No. 14 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1945 PRICE FIVE CENTS Ruthven Talks On Objectives For Teachers Adams Addresses Education Parley Baker Defends Location Of U' Cheering Section Student-Management Conference Made Ticket Rulings, Distribution Head States U.S., Britain, Canada Offer Atom Secrets to World with Conditions; 10/1 Eisenhower...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 195 ______________________________________________ I KL A n..v.. A copy of the letter sent to Sen. Arthur H. Vandenberg Oct. 27, urging that the atomic bomb secret be turned over to a greatly strengthened United Nations Or- ganization, has also been sent to Homer Ferguson, Michigan's jun- ior senator. Signing the letter in addition to the eight professors reported yesterday, were Prof. A. E. Boak of ...…
…,kI' AT, NOMMM ~16, 1945 TIE MICHIGAN DAILY 60,000 To Watch Decisive Ba t le with -, _, * * * z'~: 4* 4' *~ * Quintet Plays First Tilt Today; Four Cindermen U -l "i Boilermakers In Top Shape For Big Battle Wolverines' Lineup Hit Hard by Injuries (Continued from Page 1) Yerges not yet up to par. Yerges ag- gravated a twisted ankle just before the Navy game by falling on the cement in front of Yost Field House and was not able t...…
…TIHE M1ICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1945 WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: Eisenhower To SucceedMarshall INTERVENTION IN CHIN A: Declaration of Independence Betrayed Member of The Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for re-publication of all news dispatches credited to it or otherwise credited in this newspaper. All rights of re- publication of all other matters herein also reserved. Entered at the Pos...…
…FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1945 THE MIHIG'AN DAIV PAGE FIVE ---------- I v Final Tryouts for Soph Cabaret Dancing Chorus WilI Be Today Final tryouts for the dancing chorus office indicating name, address, phone of Soph Cabaret will be held from 3 number, and committee preference, p. m. to 4:30 p. m. today in the and then put the card in the Soph League. Cabaret box so that it may be given Nancy Neumann and Jean Bechtel, to the committee chairm...…
…PAGE six THE MICHIGAN DAILY F MAY, NGVFTvMF,, 16, 1945 PAGE SiX FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1945 I PROXIMITY FUZE: Secret Weapon's Development Aided By 'U' Scientists' Tests In a lonely field one mile from D-~- boro village, near Ann Arbor, two members of the University's physics department for three years experi- mented with the proximity fuze, a secret weapon that ranked with radar and the atomic bomb in speeding Allied victory. The radio p...…
… LW au Daitli WEATHER Cloudy and Colder Rain or Snow VOL. LV, No. 14 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOV. 16, 1944 PRICE FIVE CENTS Doughboys Kraus Awarded henry Russell Lectureship I L.S.&A. Dean Notified by Cable of Selection I While He Attends Convention at Cambridge Encircle Suburbs of Metz Reds Seize aszbereiiy ' Hungary ,.. L ,r, 50 By Towns Taken Russian Troops For outstanding work in the fields of crystallography and min...…
…TIlE IiCHIGAN DAILY TR T3 SAT, NOV. _. _ _ _ _ _ --- - - ... ._.._ .e ____ Fifty-Fifth Year WASHINGTON MERRY GO-ROUND: MacArthur's Book Matches THE PENDULUM. Bingay Considers U.S. Radio Shackled p , ".,. , "I' MIIAXW-11202- Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Evelyn PIllips Stan Wallace Ray Dixon Hlank Manthao Dave Loewenberg Mavis Kennmy...…
…I ICAT 1, 1944~ liE-M I i t G A N bDAlLY' o - WEBER WON'T TALK: Two Lettermen Join Squad Ini Malmen 's First Praetie Wolverines Prepare for Contest Against Badgers Crisler Keeps Indiana Upset in Mind; Victory Necessary To Pass Ohio in Conference Race "1 won't know anything definite about the team for two or three weeks," commented wrestling Coach Wally Weber. The squad has been out for less than a week and only calisthenics and light wo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TRMSDAY, NOV. 16, 19- _________________________________________________________________________________________________ I _________________________________________________________________________________________________ Prof. Waterman :Is New Head of VU War Course Contract Settlement Is Main Subject Taught Prof. M. H. Waterman, Secretary of the School of Business Adminis- tration, has succeeded Prof. Robert L. Dixon in d...…
…m U W U / 00, 41P 4g at~ Weather Snow and Colder VOL. LIV No. 13 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOV. 16, 1943 -- W PRICE FIVE CENTS 'Reds Sweeping Towards Pre-War Polish Border Russian Army Cuts Next to Last Nazi Railway Escape Line; Fight Raging North of Krivoi Rog By JUDSON o'QUINN Associated Press Correspondent LONDON, Nov. 15.-The Red Army cut the next to the last railway escape line for the Germans in by-passed Gomel today, while f...…
…I _ _ ^ ,. ;, ....., ti A i . a .. . ,. r .,. t £tL~ ~7 Z:~4~::. Editorial- Staff A$Orlon Fird .' . . Sane Farrant. .. Cyaje 9berhian . MWrJorie Borradaile. IdZslenski. . 8 ty rv~p 1 bjusiness Steaf ; 4ply, Ann Winokur . $u E E1iibeth Carpenter . Asr Avartbfr; Opioh Ass Teiephone 23.24.1 Manaiging Editor rditorla1 Director City Editor Associate Editor Sports Editor w61feh'e 'Editor usthess Manager st Eus. Manager s't Btis. Manager' iI...…
…~7 r !a , r r.. L a as a< ,- a a. a. asA i4u Al A V L/.( . inn h , ' ; ' riders Look Forward TAKING IT EASY TWork Wey E lI Z A L E N S K I 4 _ _R A_ _ _ _ __AN fPrlH Sorts Editor I nn m T '~'.ra~ i Cagers Face Central Michigan in Opener Lay MJ nU' W lV1A N t _; E t '] Gridiron M'ellterd rmmer down; and Hirsch calmly booted it over the bar to make the score, EZW SPECTATORS at Saturday's 27-0. game between Michigan and Wis- Act...…
…1 "_____"_____THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOV. 16, 1943 Marian Anderson Calls Audiences Here Best of Any College Town Abandoned by Nazis NEWSPAPERMAN MEETS CELEBRITIES: Arny Private Recalls Reporter's Days J Marian Anderson, the world's greatest contralto, yesterday paid tribute to An Arbor and Michigan students. "AnnArbor is my favorite college town to visit. Certainly nowhere else have I been so warmly and generous- ly received. I eag...…
… weather Clo-idy, Colder. L Li igmi Iati Editorial Labor Also Strikes lTo -Eat Der'enti-, . ......nwrrr.r.. r rrri nuw.r.r.rrri VOL. LI. No. 43 ANN ARBOR, MICIHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1941 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Wolverines Romp Over Columbia, 28-0 Work Stoppage Looms IlCaptive Coal Mines Westfall Smashe " . FDR, Stimson Army Officials ee Solution Lewis Raises New Threat Of 'Comnmercial' Strikes To Obtain Closed 'Shop Hou...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY wSUNDlAV, NOVEMBER 1, 14 Church Dedication Will Honor Memory Of Professor Cross A stained glass window will be ded-I icated to the memory of the late Prof.' Arthur Lyon Cross of the history de- partment at the 11 a.m. service at St. Andrew's Episcopal Church today. Professor Cross, who was a vestry- man of the church at the time of his death in 1940, came to the University as mentor in English history in 1899. He received ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGETHE South American Authority, Hubert Herring Will Give University Lecture Here A Horse By Any Other Name Is Still A Horse Talk On Hittite Civilization By Garstang Wednesday Will Continue Series Chalf ant Robinson Will SpeakNov. 27 Hubert Herring, who believes that every citizen of this country shouldj become thoroughly acquainted with the nations South of the Rio, will de- liver a University Lecture on "Latin' Ameri...…
…It THE MICHIGAN DAILY SITNMAY, NOVEMBM 1s1, 94 t appan &tttihti Washington Merry-Go-Round 11 DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN GRIN AND BEAR IT By Lichty . I ; r > -v R y DREW PEARSON and ROBERT S. ALLEN ' I I ditedand managed by students of the University of shigan under the authority of the Board in Control Student Publications.. ublished every morning except Monday during the versity year and Summer Session. Member of the Associate...…
… NOVEMBER 1T, 1941 _______ _1_CIT TH -IUGAN ~AII F: .... . Spanish Tea . Foir Students To e Tuesday Forty South Americans To Be Guests At International Affair; Dean Alice Lloyd Is Sponsor Under the supervision of Mrs. Ruth L. Wendt, language adviser, and the sponsorship of Dean Alice Lloyd, a Spanish tea will be given from 4 p.m. to 6 p.m. Tuesday in the Grand1 Rapids Room of the League. The purpose of this tear and of all other internationa...…
…PAGE sX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUN Tulane. ......45 Tennessee ..... 14 Alabama .......20 Princeton. ..... 20 Pitt...........14 Missouri .......28 Cornell .....3..33 So N.Y. University . . 0 Boston College ... 7 Georgia Tech . . . . 0 Yale......... .6 Nebraska.........7 Oklahoma .......0 Dartmouth . ... 19 Ar Mighty Wolverines Outclass Game Columbia Eleven MDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1941 . Methodist .. . 14 kansas ......7 , 28-0 Westfall ,Kuzma Shine In ...…
… 16, 1941 TIfE MICHIGAN DAILY 4 T=T!!!!= :. . "1 Duke ..........20 Oregon State .... 6 Harvard No. Carolina .... 0 California ......0 Brown . . 23 Manhattan . ..,...13 Duquesne .......16 Colgate . . 7 Holy Cross ......13 Mississippi.......0 Syracuse 19 Penn 19 Army 14 Texas A&M , .. ..19 7 Rice .... . . . 6 Irish Remain Undefeated By Be a - - - a S.__ . _:. .. :p -. 1 _ .4 . _ .. .tr ,-...w.. .a= a .-_ e r 4 ~ PORTFOLIO 0 Sp...…
…TTIFr IC'IA A!T§ ASSOCIATED PRESS 1rC rIiAI ;pI I rI * POCTURN NEWS5V e O LD0E RG E N E R AT I O N, N OTE !-Blue jeans Aire favoared. by both sexes among, the St. L~ous hig~h school crowd. Left to right: Melba Kerley. Ed Lyons. Connie Dain, Glenn West. Dora, Peters. EASY 1 F YOU K NOW HOW--"Double bird's nest" is the name of this aerial routine in which Velma Ziegler (top), 18, and Iris Mullane, 12, are cooperating so happily at Canton, O...…
… 57 I v 'SI .)I I -y SOUVENIR. EDITION Weather Snow flurries, slightly colder Jr 5k igau :4Iat Editorial A War's Heroes... N Fifty Years Of Continuous Publication VOL. LL No. 42 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBFR, 16, 1840 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CXNTS Wolverines Battle Northwestern Today Coventry Bombed ByNazis 1,000 Dead And Injured A As 'Monster' Assaults Wreak Havoc On City; Cathedral Is In Ruins 3,Y Italo-German Talk P...…
…TWO THE MiHTIGAN DAILY SATURDAY. NOVEMBER 18 1940 r ai...ca r .a. a v. s. a.. i ..i ci . .V t-y 1 L/ 1 """""".". °"' .+ aav " aura aru av aV .aa V F Filipinos Hold Banquet, Dance Hayden Is Guest Speaker At Fifth Anniversary Philippine students dressed in their native sarongs and butterfly dresses of pineapple cloth celebrated the fifth anniversary of the Philippine Com- monwealth with a colorful dinner and dance at the Union last night. ...…
… THE DAITLY' lF'.:.a'F TnPrf THE MiCiIIGAN DAILY ?~ Kenneth Haven Writes Bulletin On Investments Business Research Bureau Releases New Analysis On Methods Of Banking "Investment Banking Under the Securities and Exchange Commission" is the title of the new bulletin just issued by the Bureau of Business Re- search. T. Kenneth Haven, formerly research associate at the Bureau is the author of the bulletin. The study presents historical and curr...…
… 3- 3-. [V .l lr7iA N "iATT Va S. A itutT A W t TNX Xn . M & -AA itit jr. MT%.IIUCA 1r TL A 1LTXTA177: , fNOJVEMBER 16 I, 1940 T nLIE . UEl UM - AUU'WA"I A wt £. i - j'Uh. ICIGAN DAILY dited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Assoc...…
…radio dance from 9 to 12 p.m. with this pi THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Prof. and Mrs. S. K. Barrows, Mr. ~EIINi~: Mitchell Ayres Orchestra Will Play For Panhellenic Ball Former Student Of University Toa Be Vocalist Annual Affair To Feature Band Noted For 'Fashions In Music' Dec. 6 In League Ballroom Mitchell Ayres and his "Fashions in Music" orchestra will appear in Ann Arbor Dec. 6 in the League Ballroom at the annual Panhellenic Ball....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY AlTDAZ OVEMR 16, 19 Michigan Grid Squad To Tackle Invading Wildcats Today Sellout Crowd To See Purple Battle Varsity Both Elevens Enter Fray With Defeat At Hands Of Powerful Minnesota (Continued from Page 1) Correvont, Ike Kepford, Don Kruger and George Benson could step in without weakening the Purple at- tack. It will be those eight against Mich- igan's Harmon, Evashevski, Bob Westfall and Harold "Tippy" Lock- ard com...…
… SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN Unbeaten Gophers, Stanford, Aggies Hold Grid Spotlight I I Sigma ChiDefeats Chi Psi, Despite the cold weather yesterday, defeating Chi Psi, 5-4, in the Fraternities and Independents fought battle. Jack Corys were kept quite busy at South Ferry points for Sigma Chi as Field with their speedball and foot- Pleune for the losers. ball games. In the only other speed In the secon...…
…T H E M I C H IG AN DAILY SATURDAY, P NOVEMBER 16, 1944 ASSOCIATED PRESS POCTURE NEWS WELCOME WARM DESPITE COLD-Thejr troubles over, Else Riddervold, 25, of Oslo, Norway, and Hildur Grytness (right), 29, from Trondheim, Norway, greet New York. They came aboard the Mathilda Thorden, Finnish vessel that dodged mine fields and was halted by Germans and by Britons. CAMERAS S P E E D PLANE WORK-To cut down time interval between engineering o...…
… 5Ath A ANNIVERSARY Air- i gan ~Iaitii EDITION ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 16, 1940 1. Daily ToC Alumni elebrate Return 50 Yea To Old Haunts rs Of Publication Two Views Of Union Ballroom Where 'Daily' Alumni Packed Celebration Banquet To Over flow mng "I *C*r*i Creators Of First 'Daily' Struggled hese two panoramas of The Daily's 50th Anniversary Cele&ration~Banquet, held last night in the Ball- room of the M...…
…THE iMTCTIC-ANA TY- -, LIaaa SATURDAY. NOVEMBER ,_ ... - _3 -- - Foote Recalls Local Changes Since 'Old Days' Former Editor Compares Modern Campus To Old UniversityAtmosphere Relates Experiences By MARKE FOOTE, '04 It's a far cry from the "U. of M Daily," on which a few journalists started their careers at the turn o the century to the streamlined Mich- igan Daily of 1940. It represents a span in education from James B. An- gell to Alexand...…
… 16, 1940 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pioneering Editors Achieved Success Against Heavy Odds K Original Group Had Confidence In Undertaking Lack Of Capital, Scarcity Of Advertising, Slows Growth In Early Years Editors Reminisce (Continued from Page 1) making preparation. We solicited ad- vertising from Detroit and Ann Arbor merchants and with difficulty suc- ceeded in selling them some space in what still was a non-existent paper. We had to find a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY f First Assignment.... By GEORGE I. HOBART, '8 The lanky student with the prom- inent ears paused uncertainly be- fore a classroom door in old Univer- sity Hall. His left hand fished out from his vest pocket a crumpled newspaper clipping which his squint- ing eyes carefully re-read. "Tryouts for the Daily Staff, 10 a.m., Room 4, U. H." He glanced up once more at the black figures painted on the door "Yes, it's the right r...…
…1C 940. PAE 1IV T lE MWiCGAN -DAILY eturning'Daily' AlumniRepresent All Sections Of N - - - - - - - ation Celebration Banquet Attracts 250 Former Staff Members From New York To California Picture Of 1891 Daily Staff Recalls Memories To Oldtimers News Item --An Ex-Business 1 4# 1 More than 250 alumni are listed in the roster of former Daily editors and business managers who returned for the banquet celebrating the fiftieth anniversary...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATtDA 'T. Ni Returning Alumni Fill Union Ballroom I This Reporter For Daily's 50th Anniversary Banquet 'Polished' His A)* (CGntinued from Page 1) lunch." Ann Arbor had wooden side- walks then, according to Wood, and after football games people put the sidewalks on bonfires. "Now we have cement sidewalks and student activi- ties are curtailed in that respect." On the subject of the paper, Wood said, "As a working newsp...…
…Weather Fali today, continued m tempratire. , Ll ,tr4tgan VOL. L. No. 46 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOV. 16, 1939 PRICE FI Noncombatant Countries Call Neutrality Act ag To Trade $75,000,000 Would Purchase University, Statement Reveals Annual Financial Report Shows Marked Increase Over Last Year's Assets; Trust Funds Grow Northern Countries Concern Due To Closed To U.S. Show Area Ships Scandinavian Ports Are Beyond Limits WA...…
…THE ,MICHIG AN DAILY THUJRSDAY, NOV. 16, U pool Group College ToPlc iual Principals' Parley pens Today; *Membhers .epresent__Five States. discussion of the problems of r education confronting high 1 graduates will highlight the annual principls" meetinag at p~nm. toda~y in the Grand R~ap- oom of the League. One hun- and forty teachers, principals ,uperintendents represen~ting sec- ry shools in five states are ex- e purpose of the parley, ac...…
… Noted E ducator Will Visit Here Over Weekend r. Fisher Will .Discuss Internatioral Education On Center's ,Program Dr. Edgar E. Fisher, assistant di- rector of the Institute of International Education and known here. for his work in providing exchange scholar- ships for Michigan students, will visit the University over the weekend. Dr. Fisher, who was for 20 years a professor at Robert College at Istanbul, Turkey, and later taught at the Amer...…
…THE MICHIGA N DAILY THU1E5DAY MICHIGAN DAILY 1 . C_ .I1 ctIfItiMOARD.uOm a oVSTI O£ PJw4/T41MR wt - lited and managed by students of the University of ligan under the authority of the Board in Control of lent Publications. blished every morning except Monday during the rersity year and Summer Session.. Member of the Associated Press e Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the foi republication of all news dispatches credited to rt n...…
…THE MICHICGN DAILY To Open Sale Of Panhellenie Dance Tickets Sorority Women To Have Booth In League Lobby Monday Through Friday Ticket sale for Panhellenic Ball, which will be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday, Dc. 1, in the League Ballroom, will open from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Monday in the League Lobby. The sale will continue from 3 p.m. to 5 p.m. Tuesday, Wednesday, and Friday, Patricia Hadley, '42, publicity chairman, announced. A Panhellenic ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY )eterrnined Squad Of 35 Entrains For Quaker City Today __ Cagers Will Go To Field House For Daily Drills Many All-American Backfield Ropes Energe As Grid Season Nears End Townsend To Run Squad Until Oosterbaan Starts Again ,.- Head Coaching Duties st cones a- booming to remind 'us of the Michigan's basketball squad goes promised Michigan. off the night shift after its final that of none other workout in the Intramural ...…
…Y, NOV.1, -1939 THE MICHIGAN DA-LY .......... ......... . Hockey Team Will Hold First Praetice At Coliseum Tonight 4rONu~d JIwes D ggoThe Third Sophomore ~Prospects To Fill Reserve Pests ~With seven returning lettermen and. a large squad of sophomores to .ehpose ~ '' ~ . . . . from, Coach Eddie Lowrey will be- gin the task of b~uilding this yegar's / h Ickey team in the first practice of the year at 6:30 p.m. tonight on the C T e players ...…
…rj, TH MICHIGAN DAILY TTTLT R T C W FA Lrarians Assisting In Drive IRADIO I nu 'g'f olfWeeIL y June McKee National Book Week, which is be Originally "Mike" and cohorts car- ing observed this week, will find WPA ied on in even other quarters than libraries and library workers through- old University Hall . . . Room 103 out the country assisting in the drive of the Engineering Building here to gain wider popular interest in housed radio's fi...…
…t Weathewr Rising itemperature toda y; tomorrow rain and warmer. Y 3k14an jiaitj, Pensions Plans Need Sound Financing . Threat To An Independent Church VOL. XLIXI No. 45 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 16, 1938 PRICE, FIVE ( 1 CIO Is Termed Permanent As Plan For Peace Is Voted Down 'Congress Of Industrial Organization' Selected As New Group Name Delegates Debate Over Constitution PITTSBURGH, Nov. 15-(PA)-The CIO set its...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Prof. Bromage Spewaks On Sate Gov't. Secret Of Radio Remote Control DILY OFFICIAL ExplainedBy Prof. Lewis Holland BULLETIN By KARL KESSLER phone and a small "sending set" of WEDNESDAY, NOV. 16, 1938 Most spectacular of the labor-sav- sufficient power to be effective only VOL. XLIX. No. 45 ing devices incorporated in new radio within a radius of 100 feet. The models is the mysterious remote con- transmitting wave-length of ...…
…1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,i PRESS Reserves Run hrough PASSES -By BUD BENJAMIN Back In Motion ... ALL PLAYERS of the team in po session of the ball must be sta tionery in their positions, witho movement of the feet or swaying the body, head or arms at the instar the ball is put in play, except that on player of tnis team may be in mo tion (either directly or clearly in a oblique direction) toward his own en line." (Rule 7, article 4). T...…
