…The ichganDail y Vol-. 1Lin. (), 12" MAY DEFEATS DULL INI THE MILE RUN Haskins Wins Over Horner and Craig in Bfoth Hurdles-Dull's, Team Wins Meet. i te~) captairi Sa trayii rpi l th til i cet tet tt ll tl: u l Ilet tic t r ival' oh i n i fatroftiec tact. ii, rxit ,t k o i1cto . lii:I to Ma tic ii lIt ltilt' ied i~c t ali t i ri itwell n front it f tr M ni llt- thill it tofLecr h lottle (M , .cod;R ics (SN ,i lls-iifQ7Jt. ji wrIADTJO-i...…
…The. MIichigan Da-ily VOL. VIII.ANNARBOR,. TCfITGAN. SA 'IRDAY. MARCH :r, 190. No. 128. FOUR MEN HOLD p HOPE OF MICHIGAN N Tonight's Meet May Go to Strong1 First Regiment Team-Varsity Outclassed in Field Events.r Mieligan's hope tonight is practically1 in the hands of four men-Cse, Dull, Bebrook and Honer. Several of the younger athletic stars will le asert from the meet and of "M" men only Coe and Dull will compete. The FirstI Regiment is ...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol- ..XVII. ANNRMil I, 71(IIG[AN. T I MAR\Y tii GARRELS-COE MEET WILL BE CLOSE CONTEST Ramey and Coe Meet in the Half- Alumni Race Fresh Engineers -Seats Are Reserved. Thei Garels-Cac track meet Satrday poietobth cscst idor cn- teto hr sason . Ii pickigthe l team ti oliect ]tas ])(it it baantic thmso cavtnlitthat, o apetatr at last. heeis co dilercc i thec itumbeir af its that Will Sll ito acit tamtt Ery ,uet will futrt...…
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…THll Us. 012 N. DAILY. VOL. XIII. ANN ARBOR, MIH., SATURIDAY, MARCHI 21, 1903 MICHIGAN WINS EBATE Defeated Wisconsin Last Evenin by a Vte of Two to One-An Intensely Interesting Contest Madison, .Wis., March 20.-Special to U. of M4. Daily-Micigan wins the debate with Wisconsin by a voe of two to one. It was an intensely inter- esting contest throughout. The ic- igan men were at their bst, and were able to meet consistently sit the ob- jections ...…
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…be o at VOL. XI. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THUCRSiDAY, MARCH 21 1901. No. 130h F( 1 I' ....Our Special Line of.... BATTLE OF THE ORATORS for (allege at the :Detroit high school,I (10111 who-h he Iva-,graduated ill1900. ISUETS UD N DAT ore in andD OneS¢ llC He entered the law department in the Annual oratorical Contest To-night fall of 1910). with the class of '(03. Le' ABRIC Will Be Unusually Close-Winner 1lticilahted and wn-1 second in the...…
…;be Uof 94. P)ath4, VOL. X. ANN ARB3OR,1I,1CR.., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 21, 1900. No. 130. Spring Announcement G. H. WILD & Co. "We havc just rceivcd our lhoc of spingi iwoolens for mcn's wear. It incluiles evcerytlhing in staiplcs that irc su itablicanoldce siraiblc for the seao.War also shoing full ranges in nor- elties, in dilit t1noilstylec to1 sit ite most cxactingi taste, consisting if 'I'op ("oiatsSuii- igs, FancyrVesis ar oilfo I 'roll...…
