…ESTABLISHED 18901 'V Lwir4b laixtM F- MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS VOL. XL. NO. 163 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1930 EIGHT PAGES PRICE FIVE CENTS WILDCATS UPSETI WOLVERINE -NINE FOSEODTIMEI Northwestern Defeats in Hotly Contested Michigan Game by 6-5 Score. WOLVES FIELD POORLY Both Pitchers Hurl Effectively but Wildcat Hit Bunching Gives Them Game. (Special to The Daily) EVANSTON, Ill., May 16.-North- western made it two straig...…
…The Weather Partly cloudy and warmer with moderate southeast winds. C,12 40F 41it r t 9 an ut Editorials Thus Spake ZArathustra,. The Swingout Tradition. VOL. XLVI No. 163 First Play Of Season is "Libel" Dramatic Festival Starts Tuesday; To Present Six Plays In Five Weeks Show 'Distaff Side ' 'Night Of Jan. 16' 'Parnell,' 'Party,' 'Hamlet' To Be Enacted; Reginald Pole To Lecture By ARNOLD S. DANIELS Ann Arbor turns today from the brilli...…
… The Weather F'air today, variable winds; niot much temperature change. YI r Alit iga fIuitj A Statement Of P olcy.... The International Natioals.. I VOL. XLVIII No. 164 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 1X7 1938 PRICE FIVE CENTS Mexieo Tense As Six Persons Are Wounded in Student Riot Opposing Political Forces Battle For Possession Of University Buildings 'Socialist Youth' Groups Defy Police M EXICO CITY, May 16.-tP)---Six prsons were...…
… Weather Cloudy and cooler. L Sir igan ~~Iait Editorial The Police And The Public , 1 VOL. XLIX. No. 164 Z-323 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1939 PRICE FIVE, CENTS Men's Council Out; Replaced By Union, New Judiciary Body Student Government Group Votes To Abolish Itself In Drastic Reorganization Move; Petitions Will Be Asked Soon By Committee Men's Council was abolished yesterday on its own motion in the second drastic shake-u...…
… The Weather Ll r e git igan tIat Editorials Intimations Of Progress . A Word Of Appreciation . . Fair today and tomorrow; moderate temperatures. VOL. XLV. No. 168 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1935 PRICE FIVE CENTS Hazlitt Is Hopwood dLecturer Noted New York Critic To Speak On 'Literature Versus Opinion Will Give Lecture On May_31 At Union Winners Of Contest To Be Announced By Professor Howard M. Jones Henry Hazlitt, distinguis...…
…EDITED AND MANAGED BY STUDENTS OF THE UNIVER SITY OF MICHIGAN VOL. XLI, No. 163. EIGHT PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 17, 1931 PRICE FIVE CEN ANCSTERS LIQUOR INCOMES DECRESE MITCHELLSTATS Illegal Traffic Said to Compose Not More Than 20 Per Cent of Criminals' Earnings. CRIME PROBLEM GROWS Attorney General, in Radio Talk, Says Tax Prosecutions Give Racketeering Figures. WASHINGTON, May 16.-(P)- Illegal traffic in liquor was said toni...…
…I The Weather Partly cloudy and somewhat warmer today and tomorrow; a few scattered showers today. LL fig VOL. XLII No. 165 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY Ruthven Talks To alls 3.2 Beer Illegal Senior S Sounds Note Of Optimism Before Graduating Sen- iors At Annual Gathering 2,000 Take Part In Swingout Ceremony Young Persons Going Out Into World Not To Be Pitied, President Says Sounding a note of optimism for graduating senior...…
…The Weather Mostly unsettled today and tomorrow. Probably some rai and warmer. fit rgan w VOL. XLIV No. 165 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1934 PRICE FIVE CE Elect Minor Officers For U 10 Union Today Six Vice-Presidents To Be Chosen By Students Of 10 Schools,_Colleges Balloting Will Be At Different Times Miss Risdon Revealed As An Actress Of Diversified Talents By ELEANOR BLUM A good actress should be able to play anything and ...…
…ESTABLUSHED 1890 r '"V it qan '4 aflr MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS .......... . VOL. XLII. No. 164. SIX PAGES ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1932 WEATHER: Partly cloudy to fair. PRICE FIVE CENTS ..__.... _ ...m.... . -- -.-.... .. . _ - _ .__ ._ SM ITH P QO Aged Capt.aRobert Dollar fs;Dead; ;ES S~iI PRVS Called 'Grand Old Man of Pacific' A COUHNCIL AP !ROVES e 11 'I'F l , SLAIN PREMIEA L SAN RAFAEL, Calif., May 16. - (AP) ...…
…PAC-, TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SA DAYb. MAY IT. 1930 PBOSPECcITY PO1JCE ADD TEARi4-AS RIOT GUN "Doctor' Tom Lovelly Twelve Men Compete-~~IIII ROPCS TO C2RIMINAL DISP~ERSING AR TILLERY~ esoP~tc~n Union Test-M~le Swim _ C nniti~aiIIIIlflit An rbo'spolice department mtethnavoo-iventh. I Uy 1Twelve rndn have aheady cor itColcino"rmnldipn- aR.Tigratino h e pfsrdbyteUinadter IG BRIGHE N yLcor has adredthaneaa-footrintlengtho the at Por r mw ave you...…
…THEI MICHIGAIN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 17. 1 i U. S. Open-Door Poliy In North China Prevails . .. Phillips Officially Restates Opposition To Japanese Expansionist Activities WASHINGTON, May 16. - fP) - An official restatement of American opposition to Japanese expansionist activities on the Asiatic mainland to- day reflected Washington's growing concern for the future independence1 of North China. Discussing at his press conference news that...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tu Newly-Appointed Daily Business Manager And The Editors These students pictured above are the new heads of the Michigan abert Mitchell, managing editor; Horace Gilmore, city editor; and Daily., Reading from left to right they are Philip Buehen, business manager; Albert, Mayio, editorial director. _ _ Spanish Club Elects Officers Alfred Hower, '39, Chosen New President With the election of officers La' Sociedad Hispani...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1939 Speech Society. To Hold Tenth Annual Dinner AwardingOf Cooley Cane To TOhstandhig Junioik Is Feature, Of Banquet Members of Signa Rho Tau, hon orary engineering speech soiety,mwillt celebrate at the club's tenth annual1 Tung Oil Banquet next Tuesday in the 'Union. The banquet will be marked by the presentation of the Cooley Cane toz this year's outstanding junior who will carry the cane ...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1935 W, DAILY OFFICIAL BULIETIN is ItheBulletin Iioonstructive notice to all mw i t -s Uj t,. o y received at the office of the Assistant to the ImW 3:36; 21130 am. Saturday. I FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1935 VOL. XLV No. 166 Notices Notice to Seniors and Graduate Students: Only six more days remain after today for the payment of di- ploma fees and certificate fees. There can be absolutely no exten- s...…
… THE MICHICAN DAILY' SUNDAY, MAY PHUTEST ;ets Vigo(vx us Provisional Friday. w i i a i R if L/ i l R iwI 1 _. E SMITH WILL FLY ABOARD 'ZEPP'ELIN ATION_ ATTEMPElD Will Retain Status Quo pmn, States Minister, Vatican Concr- s. I, May 16.--( II)--Vigorous e ilese i .'protestlug wcek' de riiction 01, Ru- ,l~hecurDh proper ty in ire rnder cons ideration to- he _repubican government. s by oYincidence ther'e was 1also a.~ statement by the of ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY qtrl Tonight Exhibit Of Student Sculpture Opens With Formal Reception By ELEANOR BLUM Opening with a formal reception last night, the fourth annual exhibit of sculpturing work done by students of Prof. Avard Fairbanks will con- tinue on display. n the League lounge until after commencement. Among the pieces that attracted considerable attention was "Inspira- Voa," by Harry Furst, and "The Teacher," by Ann Hinshaw. The work...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY requirement at the earliest possible date. A brief statement of the na- ture of the requirement, which will be found helpful, may be obtained at the office of the Department, and further inquiries may be addressed to Mr. L. F. Dow (100 R.L., Wednes- days at 2). Lecture University Lecture: Dr. Hans von Hattinberg, Special Lecturer in Psy- chotherapy at the University of Ber- lin, will lecture on the subject "Wom- an's Dilemm...…
…THE MICHIRAN DAILY TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1932 _______ ___ ~ - - ,_., . T R P OF COLLEGE QUEENS I ITaking Films ill B Used at Chicago Dr. W. G. Bergman, F. F. Adams to Speai< at Oen Meeting of War Resisters. Dr. W. G. Bergman, of Detroit city college, and founder and com- mander of the Thomas Jcfferson post of the American Legion, and F. F. Adams, formerly state chap- ain of the Department of Illinois American Legion are to speak at an open ...…
… 4 SATURDAY, MAY 17, 1930 Alexand.e Will Ope] WILL PROVIDE NEW SERVICEFOR CITY Routes to be in Communication With Almost Every City in the Country. EXPRESS TO BE CARMUED Passenger Station for New Air, Route to be Situated at Ann Arbor Airport. T. MI CHIQ;AN DA II Y. PAGE' Er Simpson n Campaign Air passenger service directly from Ann Arbor to points east and west will be inaugurated Monday Y by the Thompson Aeronautical cor- poration, ope...…
…SUNDAY, MAY 17, 1936 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tartars And Hurons Tie For Honors In State Track Disputed Relay Ruins Wayne's Title Advantaoe Allan Tolmich Gets Firsts In 100 And 220 Dashes And Both Hurdle Races By ROY HEATH Wayne University and Michigan State Normal College battled to a tie in the finals of the Michigan State Intercollegiate Track and Field meet yesterday afternoon at Ferry Field as the result of a disputed one- mile rela...…
… TUEsIMY, MAY 17,1938 THE MICHIGAN DAILY arsit Nine o Seek Second in Over Ypsi Normal I rat Team To Face Leading Huron PitcherAgain Andronik, Zacher Named To Start; Squad Shows More Fighting Spirit It will be Ed Andronik vs. Howard "Rube" Zachar once more when Mich- igan's rejuvenated Varsity baseball team hooks up with the Michigan Normal nine in a return game on Ferry Field at 4:05 p.m. today. The Wolverines defeated their neighbors 6-5,...…
…WEDNESDAY, AY 17, 1939 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TIIPEI IN THIS CORNER By Mel Fineberg Varsity Tennis Team Downs Kalamazoo Netters 6-3 A Swan Song .. . Bill Watson will cut short his col- legiate track career after the Big Ten meet here Friday and Saturday to go to work on June 10 as general secre- tary and companion to Joe Louis, heavyweight champion of the world, but he may devote his remaining fall semester of collegiate competiti...…
…FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverine Nine, On Road Trip, Faces Purdue And Illinois Boilermakers Appear Easy In First Game Patchin To Oppose Purdue While Larson Seeks To! Revenge Indian Defeat With the remote possibility for a share in the Big Ten, title, hinging upon the improbability that the first- place University of Chicago nine will drop two of its remaining three games, Michigan's baseball team will meet the ninth-p...…
…17, 1931 -T HE MI CHIGAN A ILY _ i i 4 FAR M CH[fIT PLAN lAY B _AID H Afl Agricultural Meeting at Prague to Give American Delegate Study of Subject. PLAN TO CUT EXPENSES Investigation of Means to Limit Costs of Production Through Organization Scheduled. WASHINGTON. May 16. - (P) - Possible application of European farm credit principles -to the Amer~ ican rural credit structure may be- come an important part of studies to be made at the fifte...…
…_THE MICHIGAN DAILY .CHIGAN DAILY j ij would be; we endeavor below to describe this ma- chinery. The distrust, to what degree it has existed, has been quite natural; fraternities on this campus have always been suspicious of paternalism, and it is to be expected that they will be reluctant ; at present to vote for the adoption of rules per- taining to matters they have hitherto taken n care of without any outside interference. The proposed ...…
…Maize And Blue Nine Plays Hoosiers Today At B1 Michigan Must Win To Stay In Race For Title Wilshere, Star Hoo si e r Left Hander, Will Hurl Against Wolverines The hard-hitting Wolverine nine will play Indiana today at Blooming- ton in the firs't of a three-game "cru- cial" series. In the other two games, Michigan meets Purdue and Illinois, Friday and Saturday respectively. Another loss will put the Wolverines definitely out of the Conference ...…
…IY 17, 1932 wITHE MICHIGAN DAILY Varsity Nine W ill Meet GAME TO BE HELMDPILOTS ON HURON DIAMOND SENATORS Wolves Will Attempt Revenge for Defeat of Early Spring Season. The Michigan Varsity baseball I squad went through the final prac- i tice session yesterday before facing the Michigan State Normal College aggregation there this afternoon. The last meeting of the two teams resulted in a victory for the Hurons but the Maize and Blue ...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY DA LY----- _-- uuu Published every morning except Monday during the Taivirsity year by bi. Board in' Contgl of Student Publication. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dis patches credited to it or not otherwise credited erthis paper and the local news published heren. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, M...…
…;FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. MAY 17, 1936 FOUR SUNDAY, MAY 17, 1936 OMMMOWAW THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4.- - Published every morning except Monday during th University year and Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. MEMBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press Is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this newspaper. All rights of r...…
…THEMICIGA t A Yw THE MICHIGAN DAILY i_ W lt[M'G VAI R BOR7N 'flT corflV 1 71OAtlimsOAa.flV Edited 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 Associated' Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited t...…
…THE MiICHI GAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1939 U THE.MICHIGAN'DAILY Human And Cultural Achievements Stimulated By WPA Arts Projects Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board irk Control of Student Publications. Published every ;morning except Monday -during the University year and Summ r Session. Member of the Associated Press The AssociatedPress is exclusively entitled to the' use for re...…
…THE MICHIGAN D AILY FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1935 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'lI I --'a. ous. The Daily is making every effort to extend the number of its faculty contributors in the various fields in which they are informed. Those who do help perform a service that is in no wise 1equired and should be accredited all the more for that reason. But the other belief remains. So it is that we especially thank instructors who have helped dur- ing the past y...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 17,a193 i " ., ed every morning except Monday dur. aiversity year by the Board in Control tPublicationis. of Western Conference Editorial Asso- ociated Press is exclusively entitled to Ir republication of all news dispatches o it or not otherwise credited in this the local news published herein. at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michi- iecond class matter. Special rate of ranted by Third Assistant Postmaster tion...…
…TuTHE MICHIGAN DAAIILLYI Basebail TeaitWill W1V. A. A. To Give Horse Show At Fair Grounds Next Week Leave Fo~r Hoosier Stronghold Today Coach Ray Fisher's baseball squad yesterday held its last practice be-!' fore the three-game trip this week- end with Indiana, Illinois and Pur- due, leaving at 1 p. m. today. In the practice, Coach Fisher em- phasized preparation for the flock' of southpaws that he expects to be used against Michigan on ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY . . V 'yA . Pnublshed everymorning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Association and the Big Ten News Service. ___d Gollciyrte $rsa L933 _NA~NA cOv R cI) 1934 461MBER OF THE ASSOCIATED PRESS The Associated Press is enclusively entitled to the use frr republication of all news dispathces ...…
…°"-F-__THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESD AY, MAY 17, 1932 ~T 4 Ir~i~igan ThI4Q Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of the Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitledttorthe use for re- pub'lication of all news dispatches credited to it or not othet*ise sredited in this paper and the local news published herein. E;ntered at t...…
…, ATVRDAY - UAY 17.4930 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I vxAMTTT VRT icy MAY If+ Y'7.16f T ICHGA D IL ILVAVA - - e Rik '1 C.-qls NWX ~ ~ _r* w ..- --- .P . _____ .r -. .,.-..._ . _ , I LEA4GUECONCLUDES SUCCESSFUL YEAR Each Department Has gressed, According to President. Pro- STUDENT POWERS GROW The administration of the Wom- en's Leaue has saved sufficient funds in the past year to cover about 1-3 of the expenses of the na- tional convent...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY - PAGE FIV Seniors' Annual aorll If's A nounced For Jufne 19' Summer Dance To Have Music Of Ted Weems i Dotuglas Ffii -fiankIs, Sr., A/ i, ,WIfFI Guests eeI* Attend F-i st "League c -eeeptiou i"I"ea Illitiates -NI-vk i 4 For. Trat'litiotad Festivities V _Sprin kg Ticket Sale To7 Be Open To Seniors For first Week, Then To Public NameCommittees T s for Nordenson Annones Class Formal To lehI Union Ballroom June 19...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY I Knight .Pate By MAPJANNE Another spring weekend passed and finals drawing still nearer ... but the campus kept up its social life with numerous house dances . . . and many mothers were entertained by their college children, too. Mary Alice MacKenzie was in Detroit for a while visiting some friends in the company of her family whe were here for the week-end . . Mary- Wickes and her parents who were her guests for the we...…
…WEDNESDAY,- MAY.-17,.1939 Senior Dance Tickets To Go On Sale Today Purchase Of 10 Tickets Entitles Organizations To Booth Reservation Tickets for Senior Ball, tradition- ally the last dance of the school year, will be sold from 7:0 a.m. to 6 p.m. today in the lobby of the Union, Waldo Abbot, '39, ticket chairman, announced yetserday. Tickets will be limited to 850. An auxiliary ticket sale, open only to senior women, will be held from 10 a.m. ...…
…FRIDAY, MAY 17, 1935 TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY aT4 iML v _w L1.L Lt. ______I_______W,__Ilk___OWN_____ 'Pl. 11.1______"'__111___I'll____I'll- V A;t - I Dental Students Will Hold First! Spring. Formal Mike Falk And His Orchestra To Play At Union Spring Plays Mike Falk's Band Attract Guests Will Play At Union r I i _ 4 i Of Distinction i Duane Yates To Play Dance To Be Given League Ballroom At In 'Laburnum Grove' Dramatic Season+ Sen...…
…THE MICHIGAN 1) y 6 1 It L lr PAGE DAIY..~ AML . . 4 (1T f OFl[ ( | BASEBALL TEAMS 4 IETY USENIOR TO BEGIN TOURNEY N Intramural Elimination Games Will Start Tomorrow. Elimination games of the intram-i la ra baseball tournament will be-~ DRA9MATIC GROUP PLANSPROGRAM Public Is Invited to Reception} Which Charlevoix Camp Staff Will Give. a |B Tin DORMITORIES GIVE SENIOR DINNERS SU P I IN EENIN FOLLOWING SINGOUT Martha Cook Gives Beach P...…
…~TLE MICEIGAN DAILY Horse Show To Be Presented By Ridin Club1 The annual Horse Show sponsored by the Crop and Saddle, the riding club recently organized by Miss Hilda Burr and Jane Brucker, '35, will be held Saturday afternoon at the Fair Grounds. Students planning to participate or attend should meet at 2:15 at the League where a bus will be waiting. Miss Brucker extends a cordial wel- come to everyone. Practice for the affair took place las...…
…SOCIETY TO APPEAR IN DRAMA FESTI VALHitroFSoiie SONT History o®lSoror fes nUNIE ''Alpha Phi. PI BETA PHI Alipha Phi will entertain Sorosis___ _B r t r In an exchange dinner Tuesday, [By Margaret O'Brien] gt h ooisnosaet iC oe to the pria Ps siousearwhilet Although Pi Beta Phi did not take trict school at Sugarlands is also ohe jtno the Ahatr i hoe whie its present name until 1888, it was supervised. Ghe juniors of the latter go to the Flosisad...…
…FACIE 3fl 1-1 F M. E \_ i "t 1 i r A 1 X11 - t"JA T f- V C i;iti r '' Pgty7 ' w l A:, i W I Ann ___ . . 4 k N,,. I ! A l ift'1 k ., j, S iATU A.Y*.j, M~AY 1, 9 0 VARSITY TRACKMEN TO MEET GOPHERS TODA Y UV ERI\NE S R AT E D IGHT FAVQRITES Minnesota Exhibits Unexpected Strength in Dual Contest With Northwestern. TOLAN FAVORED TO WIN Intent on keeping their Big Ten dual meet record clean from defeat, 21 Wolverine track stars will inv...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 17, 1936 Jted Henry Ford Turns Daily To Riding Bicycles Year For His Recreation DETROIT, May 16. - (P) - Henry ge 1) Ford, the man who has built more - --than 24,000,000 automobiles, rides a rd. retiring bicycle. The motor manufacturer, who said is a mem- he would ignore his 73rd birthday this ority. Shul- summer, explained today that his cy- ed the past cling is for exercise rather than a Shulman is means of...…
… Peace of- Christ, whose statue towers 125 feet on Coreovado Moun- tain ovelooking Rio de Janeiro, did not extend to Guaiiabara palace four miles away--scene of Integra- A lists' abortive attempt. to, oust President Getuio, Vargas, capture Brazil. .~.... To -defend 500-mile title, Wilbur Shaw ,(above), wi nner 'of Indian- apchis Speediiay- last :year with all- time record of 113.58 mdiles an hour, has begun training for Memorial Day grind. H...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 1, 1939 - ~ ~ ____________-~ - Aviation Dinner Will Be Held Here Saturday -Hrne cy To Be Principle Speaker; Duncan Moore To Act As Toastmaster Duncan 'Moore, radio commentator for radio station WJR, will be toast- master at the annual banquet of the Institute of Aeronautical Sciences to be held Saturday in conjunction with the Aviation on Parade air car- nival. Robert W. Hinckley, chairman of the Civil Ae...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY II Jobs Offered 29 Foresters In Michigan All Seniors And Graduates Can Receive Salary Of $2,000 A Year The entire senior class of the School of Forestry and Conservation and those who will obtain their Master's degree in June were offered posi- tions yesterday as junior foresters with a salary of $2,000 a year by the state conservation officials. Communications were dispatched by Geo...…
…T441 MC HlTGA N D A T E rsity Again AIN, w x Attc I ck, 9toO0 0 Wo, tvrt-n4 rfn q; r7l Daniels- Only Wolves toa Mijt "ills :last rBall Safely. S~Pc ial to. The flaili DVJi dwards Miirorls Erll~r). n went doQwn to its thirdl the conference canxpaipgn ywhen -Ge~ggc Mills alrid nates siaut out the Wolv- FOR IU~m~ ON N 2-1A, 4-5~ _____ ______EiHDPI - / Ah xn Captures L ast Nine From tenfesty for Lone 'Detroit SPORT CALFNDA,'R Tuesda...…
