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…Vol. XXL ~~~~~~~ANN ARBOR, MICHIGANTlNiN NN 2 fI iil Vol. XXI. NO. r.;t3. SASAT RICKEY "1F WAS NOT TO BLAME Grad Asserts That Criticism of1 Coach For Calling Squeeze tc Play is Unjust Fi ()I f-A Fl-f{ [. PLENTY OF "EATS" Y cholwilll)t>>< FOR BIG SMOKER ,clfd t,17ci-atllcteCider and Doughnuts Will Help All( he tae 1 1£11 Seniors Sing Praises of nea Ijy ith - o Old 1911 Tonight l iiih c llt cltr 1 fIt -liii( 11i~cll It i- 1fi t ,, t a . ...…
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…The Michigan Daily ,TOL. XVI. CHICAGO FOOTBALL GAME PROBABLY CALLED OFF Chicago Has Apparently Asked to Be Released Fronm Contract--Mich- igan Will rant Request. From pre'scnt indicsations it is highly inpoal hat the foothll gaite te- fur nexti Nouieimibir iwill eversi le plye. ACiaodshpth sin oeof last ight's Deitpes sttiI that te ftoestli ,,f ie L iii iiiti of .Chiicguhail o- I Idd eutist toiPrIidsieit t igell ltiuuuhsitis iupsisilitobas ex...…
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…Nob,. XIII. AiNN ARBOR MICIL. SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1903 No. 1:54 THE SWING-OUT ( ROOTERS OUT VOJD GOVERNMENT LECTURE BASEBALL RULES Fine Showing by Senior Lit-Eng ClassI Chicago Toda y-Noise on the Side 11ir Franklin H. Hed Spoke Lst The Followin Rles Govern al11 Class is their First Appearance in Lines May Win the Gaie-Cloe Evlsening to an Intersted aid Gams ad Sosud be of Interest Classic Garb -Dr. Angell Contest Expected Wel Pleased Audience to...…
…\NIN RIOR, Irh Il T m RTYE'AR. TRACK MEN BUe tNT. 151) SY MAXEY AT CHICAGO hiPreparationi for Varsity Meet a Michia's Hlonor Orator Will Compete Wleek from Saturday-Baseball in he Northemn 0 atoi-ical Leaguo Accidentsa Contest Tonight Ii 11'14tnw k men l i' I)Ilsy so14 '1 1 ' 044l"- As11.1' 4'') 44 '1'14 )44111'N"ill11 .11 11.1 ; 711 1'~l il ti r~iy lc''t N-11t11 ,"tlnaS. ",I pubis a ut f i ' 1'nk)1- 11.~o .t ti ' )1 11414 n t xli t)r 1'1)o4It...…
…b e 'of S4a VOL. IX, No. 155. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, MAY 2, 1899. THREE CENTS G. H. WILD CO. Will announce that we have now received our Spring and Summer Woolens. Our stock for the incom- ing season is the largest we have ever shown, is exclusive and confined, la both foreign and domestic goods, and is composed of the best fabrics in every line that can be obtained. We carry the largest line of Woolens ina the city. We invite you to c...…
…tIjc U, of inI VOL. VIII. No. 158. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, MAY 2, 1898 PRICE-3 CENTP. i At Wild's Spring selectionsjust arrived from the East. Call and inspect our...... Suitings, Trouserings, Top-Coats. NO. 108 E. WASHINGTON ST. NEAR MAIN Palmer's Pharmacy IS NOW. Wilder's Pharmacy The store is undergoing a thorough renovation, and the stock is being sorted and increased. Preosrp- tions aespecialty. Geo. P. Wilder. PIPE SALE! FOR THE...…
…VOL. VI. No. 153. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 2. 1696. FOUR. PAGES-3 CENTS. We M~ust M.~ove The store wenow ocupy has IS ibeen sold. we must seek new IS iH quarters, D~ We We Dust Close Out11 HII our sto 1 of music goods and N ?U ice'sle'. Vietsioo e s S hieh H wilsell goods i loseprilces meen anythigto buyers H 'THIS MEANS BUSINESS .IA If you scot unylhius. in the H musicliue cct or price this I ITHE ANN ARBOR ORGAN CO., (I~ 01 S. MAI...…
…I ti , ' . 1a lU. VOL. V. No. 1418. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 2, 1895. 'PRICE-THREE CENTS. MAY FESTIVAL NEXT. OUR ANNUAL FEAST OF MUSIC BUT TWO WEEKS OFF. The Course Includes Four Con- certs-Several Old Favorites to Be Here-'"Damnation of Faust" to be Sung. The recond annual Maytt rol iof ii, Tlrive-sIty Mirsiclil society is ro', lifttle lilore Ian two wet.s off, and it can safely b.! said 'hat lastrSyear's grfeat sue c swill l...…
…c je . a AJ* 7Jtiljn4 VOL. IV-No. 151. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 10~4. PRICE, THREE CENTS. O TRACK ATHLETES AT WORK. ber of hours required for graduation Attractions for the May Festival. NOW ON SALE. Fine Prosects for an Extraordinary inthe literary departmetfo one The time i ail ppisigT e1 odSrngFedDy hnde nmhryi-oehnreIT h a fsia obegvni ~e J.o . a This Year. and twenty hours, in all courses. University hal. May 18i ...…
…Aft O s V c1 i 1 J 0. VOL. ~i.--No.150.UV'2'-tITY OF MINICHIGAN, TUESDAY, M\AXYt 83 RC~'nieCN RICF, vH'_ ; f; , t vl tiT.3. WHAT ILLINILIANS FrINK. t nTamnGains Goiden Words Prasefirotn the Mini, of the U. of!1 I'r ';21 titec o,-st i~tt nitt i iexe for tilie tinhe 'n s thatit h Aken noyst CO D '1''iiit'iV iiiiic);itiiig to it; ' i ilct nt llt S tdiN o Y(itft l l(i whtenlloodiin2t1 1ilt il iii "iiiitth \ictdnesdca Oi t" iEanNoClbs ' If t...…
…c I$ I . of Al. Wailjj. VoL. II.-No. 1485. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIIGAN,4 MONDAY, MAY 2, 1892. IT WAS A TIE) ( bard every time, but was unfortunate (odd base bit and stoats second. I agan ____in tplacing0 bis bits. lHis tongrun- fly out to Sbieldls.(Giney fly- to let- U SATURDAY'S GAME WITH THE ning, one-banded catch in the fosurth feri', Iliels nine out by 'Spitzer to Jet- O1 t DAC. feris. ____issuning, waes the brilliant ploy of the NNT IitsN I...…
…Ijc U. of Al. WaiIp. VOL. I--N O. 146. UNIVERSITY OF MICIGAN, SATURDAY. MAY 2, 1lf)1. Pics.,, TimiEE CiENTS. As CS GORM1bEY \V1NS. THE U. OF M. ORATOR TAKES' FIRST HONORS. J. P. Adams, of Northwestern University, Earns Second Place.-- Four Good Orations. A "Rattle of tse Orators" lastj night's contest may lbe very appro-j priately termsed. Fosur of United States' leading educational institu- tions have niarshialled their oratori- cal forces; t...…
