…Ay, NOVEMBER 17, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN. _H_.M HIN D . PA.ciu.uI 1E .u .' A. A. 0. PUTS BAN t~ P GIVWE SEAYPILOT BARNSTORMINC TOURS F I . I t I I E -1-11-- 1-1 mroqm 91email Isms w (By Associated Press) BALTIMORE, Nov. 16.--The Ama- teur Athletic Union put its foot dowrn on further barnstorming tours by for- eign athletic stars ini the Uniited States at least for the period between now andl the 1928 Olympic games. ...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAYw NOVEMBER 17, 19 t'A(31! E IGHT T HE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 192~ -I _ DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University.: Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. i. (11:30 a. m. Saturdays). Volunie VII WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1926 Number 4f To Members of the Faculfie ,: A reception and tea in h...…
…ESTABLISHED 1890 "Sr Lw iatig MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS XXXIX, No. 48 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1928 EIGHT OL* ERI ES ro 0 TILE ST TE TOD JUlOR VARSITY i WOLVERINES GAIN AT WILL, COMPLETELY OUTPLAY OP'PONENTS IS LAST GAMEOF SEASON Wilson Is Outstanding Michigan Star, Scoring Three Of Five Touchdowns By Edward L. Warner TOLEDO, Nov. 16.-A n o t h e r muddy gridiron failed to stop Michigan's "B" team as Coach...…
…T HE C'H I"G'A N' DAILY TH.E.M..CH.G..N...A.LY . ....' Engaged By Egypt T MTC Pass On Plans ) P11ROVES DORMITORY LAN FORUNIVERStITY )ARD OF GOVERNORS ADOPT PROGRAM TO RAISE MONEY IN NINE MONTHS HUSSEY DISCUSSES NEW THEORY ON EVOLUTION OF HUMAN LIMBS The origin of human arms and forms very similar to human limbs, legs may be found in the evolution as has been found through the of the fin of the fish if a theory study of fossil remai...…
…17, 1928 _T H E MC GHIAN DAILY D~A+L Y {|J D~y[08[jp FENCH OFFICIAL AUTOMinOTIVYE CROUPS IS AAN P ILHAGAIN PREMIER WIL HLD MEETINlS 'f DICTATOR FORCES BILL FLONZALEY QUARTET, INNOVATORS OF FOUR PART MUSIC, HAVE INTRODUCED MANY MODERN ARTISTSC ti ... 9 _, is p 9v p; h 1 a x 9 K I Vir r ON ITALIAN Missolini Shears Of Last Re I AT, DETROIT, CHICA; ATTENDANCE REQUIREMENT IS GENUINE INTEREST IN I PRODUCTION CHRYSLER TO GIVE TALK Techn...…
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…7, 1E THE MICHIGAN DAILY . a a ~~~~TH. MiC1a-. aiTuC: 1N Dfa--IaL.Y LVAVA MW ,, , 1 / . . {! ____9 :: PLANS NEAR COMPLETION FOR BALL; TICKET DEMAND MAKES EXTRA ALLOTMENT NECESSARY, I SHERMAN'S ORCHESTRA FROM CHICAGO WILL FURNISH MUSIC FOR DANCING PLAN TROPICAL SETTING Sororities Arrange Breakfasts Their Chapter Houses Following Ball At Due to the exceptional demand for tickets to the sixth annual Pan- Hellenic ball, to be held ...…
…TUIE MICHICAN DAILY __- _ __SATI BEUNT3 TE 1i 1 1 1 6E i lfl 1 111 MI 11i 1F 11 I I tl it 1 By Morrl .iEli sil!' tillil[itilllilllll H IIIllllil ll11lf The advance sale of seats for this afternoon's game seems to indicate that the crowd will reach the 40,000 mark, a figure considerably greater than that of a year ago. The atten- dance record for the State tilt last season was 32,000. Michigan State rooters are expected to be on hand in f...…
…7, I928 THE. MICHIGAN a.. _1928 THE_ MICHI ,_G.AN ,_ __ [Q 11 TREMADE FULLBACK MAY, CLAS H, IOD 1, BE (IVEN CHANCE TODAY 'KEYES ifOR TITLEI ... . . . ...,I: . . 4. 4I {1 '4 1' i .. .l . .. "41 t , 4'. 44 !: ,_ .: r _~ ' ~. '," (Continued From Page Six) day. The power that lies in the Iowa line ' was demonstrated beyond doRbt last week when it tore the hupposedly impregnable Ohio State 4odard wall to pieces. Right be- hiid this line ar...…
…THE MICHIGAN D A I L 1 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ( OFFICIAL BULLETIN 1 in the versity. 3:30 p. Bulletin is constructive notice to all members Copy received by the Assistant to the Presi- m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) oL 39 SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1928 48 rsity Lecture: I. Auguste V. Desclos, Assistant Director of the Office National des ersities et Ecoles Francaises, will deliver an illustrated lecture in sh ...…
…ESTAWSiD 1890 Sir ita N VOL. XL, NO. 43. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 17, 1929 EIGHT PAGES OL I SRI ES UP CHARLES E HUHES"Bo;"ea , kePs Bt 'WASHINGTON GETS WILL APPEAR HERE' Lead in Big Ten JAPANESE NAVA Purdue Team Nears Big Ten IN LECTURE SERIESTitle as Pass Attack Wins PREMAf 7 ti )ETGbOPHER TEAM,7 C~MILNApa London Singers Will ~ini- RE CHAMBERLIN arVN AND BEMS ARE STARS T in Hill Auditorium Paderewski's Recital P...…
…T I HE MICHIGAN DAILY, SUNDAY- NOVP''MRIt.R. 1'T. 1929 TI-F TCH C ~ N L [-1 L 1 4TTIm A V 1J ] ~ iw 7 ~Cy*%'VAJY*.fMi ,**t l vvr.,ivtnrn i i. L; + WIL1SON IS PRINCIPAL GROUND GAINE A'FOURA RIE11BETH SCOR9ES FOR GOPHERS AFTER H 994 M ARHO OLIN SECONDDARE 4. Michigan Line Outplays Gophjerj shortly after the second period got under way. Dahicin fumbled and Forwards on Offense the Gophers recovered on Michi- and Defense. gan's 46-yard stripe. ...…
…17, 1929 HE MICAICAN ATT-l"" ___ 'a a ... a , a e, -.- ga '4 IN MEXICAN CITIES Anticipated Political Clashes Cause Concentration of Militia. ORDER SALOONS CLOSEDI (T3y Associated Press) MEXICO CITY, Nov. 16. - Cav- alry and infantry contingents were concentrated here and in the larger cities of Mexico today in anticipa- tion of clashes between rival po- 1ltical elements when the nation votes for president Sunday. The troops were ordered ...…
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…~tflAY, i~OV U I7~ 19~§ THEMICH GNTAJ 7" ' VA 0 WWI 9 '" ' _..._.. FORMAL REHIELL, BANOUET FINISHESI SOCIETY MEETING' Is Arranged Stoiay Breakfast fo, III Out-of-Town MISS fIILSON 'IKS Floenc Richards, Wesleyan, Is Appointed Scretary of Convention. Mortar Board convention official- ly closed last night with the formal1 banqut in e, private dining room 1 of the League building, alhough1 a Farewell breakfast is being given this ...…
…SIX'. T - - I = ' . y ... ... S .Y iF'1r"r i O r m y..,xi'C... ... ../t i.... 4...i '. 11'., v... stn.«.tA+ ,ark. .. «,... x SUNDAY, NOVEMBR 17, JUNIOR VARSIT} WINS FROM WESTERN STATE NO ORMAL i', r1 ,I) TEACHERS IN FIRSTOUARTEF Acting-Captain Morgan Severel Hurt After Playing Fine Game at Center. BERKOWITZ PLAYS WELL (Continued from Page 1) with the backfield executing their plays.with the smoothness and pre- ,ission of a Varsity squad...…
…H'- E A DAILY FACE SEVEN kV 1. ac. 1?1~vx"4,JJ7'u1. 1 /, l z. . " -_______________"___________- PLAY BY PLAY ACCOU NT Of MICIGAN GOPERSl EXPECTED MINNESOTA BATTLE f AT MI NEAP l S TO EA WISONSIN MICHIGAN REGAINS BROWN JUG u nr1rR PTfl1nr I Superior Play of Michigan Line ploughed into right guard, just; Helps in 7-6 Defeat Handed missing a first down. Morrison Out to Gophers. made it a first down on Minne- Strong Minnesota Eleven W...…
…THE MICHIGAN RAILY ____.. __ _ _.._r_ , _ _-__ .._. __ _.. _ __ _ _ ,__..._ _ .. Hawa' ' l li Cram next !Monday eveniling atthe School of Mufie Aui toium on t: 1:", izuil rdt l.; at 8:15a o~'clock1: sf'i: !re ludeand hi gllii ! h . inr I 'fae i ;i d 31 AMillSe "TS ia Ii E c in iioi ;thiwid-sie~ec:~"iaii ~onalia In D; Bðcwen: SolLataCp. 96; Chopiln: t ( ulc Vj cxanilnations in 8peeeh 31 and 32 will he held on Thursday, Novem-' minor, Noc...…
