…l c . af , 1. 1a lt . VIorL. ItI. -No. 1< UNIVERSITY OF M\ICIIIGAN, SATURDIAY, API'IlE - ,1,92. Geological Society. Foot-Bail at Ypsi. Amendments to the Constitution ot the U. of MI. Independent Asso-- \eslerdalaf 'terno0o0nI r. tuset}' 1 011011row ifternoon at N'psi, 'o, ______ 01 HL I <rv eye nteresling tailk: tiefoire I Iits' loot-ball t tehwilplayit mt ch i Notc s011 i te lltti thGoloicalstity-clon the latest gamte wxithi Ia team f...…
…lie of 4 fl. rnai jj. Vos.. 11.-No. 1.6 BASE BALL BENEFIT. A Splendid Entertainment to Given To-morrow Night. flie sale of seats has snot sects great as tie imaitagemtiiof 1to-il 'l5slitois has rtasoii to tape perhaps msany wsilllnot get tit ickttsutl tileiiigiit of tihe sho '.111 it is thiat a bettert lprotgram 1 iip'bellarangedsherin't}earsils. suit eonisyishilfisasiairieditot silbegod.Inlies oifithe f ithati. tI (tsils edatrt tolie apli lo...…
…I rwww-- su.Walp UIL.1-No. $7. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIIGAIN, TUESDAY, lIC iRARY 2, 1892. Boating at Princeton. 1atlts rowv in b-arges foidexvelip- The Mock congress. ,'),.etesesnof SI, rowing ~ fraclhowvzeri the nintti irestt. theu e o ork Czcnxgrss I xxxt ex-enlix I(IT na; ctirely iropped rnt the I The hPrincetonian has nt o iccltp rbxiix oia-rnlt fMdux xxxxtiiiit P~ ts xtI Ixitrtma tihe project, xnd it trims xquxite pi oix The SxxcIety is at...…
… ~~Ijc U.of IAl. Wiailp VOL. 11-No. 50. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 2, 1891.: IPRicE, THREE CENTS. THE FOOT-BALL SEASON. one scheduled game, as follows: lopper was ne of the most pow r OP YOUR*- - ARvwofte ad Van Inwagen, Sherman, Hayes, Jef- erful men in the line. His work, OU 3QSOITY AORmnsFpnte ryrs ei, rworDgrt ersntoghntbrlin, a ffcie Viefo-alsaossa lsdPowrs,' Topper, Mowery, Ritten- He tackled well. He played left wcr.5. ...…
…Ije t>I. of A. Wahlp. VOL. I.-No. 29. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1891. MICHIGAN 42, BUTLER 6. The ball started in Michigan's The Indiana Champions Do Not possession, and was pushed towards leasure up to Michigan. Butler's 25 yard line by short rush- esg eleven, in Satnrday's. Crawford made the first touch- improvementdown in five minutes by a beautiful game, showed a vast ipoeet- - run of 25 yards around the righat in its ...…
…VOL. II.-No. 3. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1891. PRICE, THREE CENTS. THOSE PRINTED LECTURES. been convicted, upon prosecution by Foot-Ball. r(OF YOUR - -- What the Dean of the Law Depart- college faculties. These cases are: There were eighteen men on theC Y ment Said About Them. 12 App. Cases, H. of L. 326; 3 Law OUR Quart. Rev. 36o, 477; and 43 Am. campus yesterday afternoon, train- Professor Knowlton, Dean of ing under Captai...…
…Ijc U~. f Al . Wlailj. Nisi.. I.-,\ ,. 1 i. UNIV1I~iY OF MICHIG AN, TI-ESDAY, I INE d, 1,1)1. THE CENTiTau~s J~S. T e is re~~~~puestod t~~~o, met at Wol- Iu lthesixth oui, first three meni up H R B AT N' Itslt vl~lis(t.s Il u ovrosIllleso h 11ss. ~pel is' 0'11 liii T i t tonine. is ie tihe s il the 1-E ILhYMIIJ) t I}1~l :. TL\ THE THIRDVICTORY. iris cudt wotshil l theitlsit UV -IA byAD WTILEI Y[.IaN._____pitcliedhall. n tiler pitchesi Tejis:ty...…
…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...…
…le . of IYU. WALg T T V I.. i. - ). 1 "J 1 . "_ , , ., ._ x _ _ _ _ _ _._ r... _ _ U IVEIlS1TY OFILVMICIGAN, Tl iISi.) Y. AISII. i2, iSto. lPistc, 'btt o,,C E NT S. T[I 6(\_S [i THE UNIVERSITY CALENDAR. A Comparison with its Predecessor. O3VER $20,000 TO ADD TO MR. WATERMAN'S GIFT.li tieeieCti hiCago Alumni Heard From-Grand 129091( , has beei lrifiteli rttt a-it Rap~ids, Kansas City, Denver be issued sonietimee text wee. tn ahntnYto Report. re...…
…I -N I NIN MEI ITY OFIIMICIIIG NI A, A ARAM ---- -- --------- IONDAY , JIARC'II. 2, Dial. PIZIC ,, Taizti. CE PS. , _'I STEPNIAK'S LECTURE. v '111Sm.its Past, Present antd Fu- ture. 11)tQ ik'sltu re was a rcccia- chascc bledl in V eicccsitc 1Hal asttuldi night~. lie decclarc(d te1vWord1 Nist to eamsoe an sillit was 11111 01110 iii ocrsia l'uruatch-, Ahica111ht d oi11-' laticli rcfiorii r lRssawith lisre crr ' I W. I i partyof an -' archy ci cr...…
…tt. Of AT.IWiIp. VOlL. - .SC - U NIVEId S1TY OF MICIGCAN, MNIJIAY, FEBIRUARY 2, 18111. Pxacl:l jiizp F: CENTS. aTA.A. Board of Directors. ta onlesi c ftoit-o Camp on "Foot-Ball." 110Til ton~e n ii ofthe i oets' echrd wihthe c0 o i February niiimbhriof the (Itt recorsUf he atheti _ ssoia i .) iittee on nomoinations 0were O ii tt ing''ionta((ins ita llrtleon '(Col lc'g of iec at tu \dhttmoi n o lpha 0(1ed )tocoet. IThe fottowngweri I oot-Bat]ll,...…
…," Y .. .. . .- _ ._ , ) R ! f , _ _ -~ - V I. No. 50. UNI GOVERNOR-ELECT WINANS. on the Needs of the Uni- versity. erior-elect Winans paid the aity an unexpected visit Saturday, S li, together with President An- asnord Secretary Wade, spent ltime inalooking over the uiversity and grounds. He was li tle-K a te city only a short time, but a1epresentat lD fortunre ative of the DAILY was liliate enough to get a min- it's i tr - . . Walk Interview...…
…' '---~o PRICE 3 CENTS. VOL. I. No. 4. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN. THURSDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1890. ROEH M JIMMY IS GONE. THE PATRIARCH JANITOR OFTHE AN>TS MAIN HALL --SON,-- MAKERS OF FRATE N ITY 271 Woodward Averue, :Grard Circus Park, DETROIT, - 2.hICI-I- FAST SPRINTING. Eight thousand people witnessed the games held yesterday in De- troit, under the auspices of the Salford Harriers, Manhattan (New York), and Detroit Athletic Clubs. The result was as...…
