…Sports Page 12 Thursday, July 23, 1981 The Michigan Doily One shot deal 4 Diggs not worried over By RON POLLACK Daily sports writer to get into business, maybe His task of "learning whe sixth in a six-part series management. That's something I'll be" is proving to be a rathe Thisis the sixth in a series of six worry about only if it turns out that "I'm playing cornerback ri articles examining the attempts of football isn't my cup of tea." I'...…
…Page 4-Wednesday July 23, 1980-The Michigan Daily Officials try to reduce parking space problems 0 ; , _.. z x "° ,; / ak+ r '§ : j :^.;, ... By SUZANNE GOTTLIEB Art Fair crowdsmean Art Fair park- ing problems, but both University and city officials are attempting to alleviate some of the headaches the onslaught of art shopppers can produce. According to Jim Stein of the city's parking department, city parking structures on Forest and Mayna...…
…Sports Page 12 Friday, July 23, 1982 The Michigan Daily Out of the spotlight Stan Edwards learns to be second fiddle By RON POLLACK Second in an eight-part series Stan Edwards now knows what it is like to be the "other" running back. Two seasons ago, he rushed for 901 yards. But last year the fullback found himself in Butch Woolfolk's shadow, and gained only 445 yards since he was utilized mostly asa blocker. HE WAS selected by the Housto...…
…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sc P.etwle H MCIGNDAL Royals edge Tigers By DAVE RENBARGER Special to the Daily DETROIT "- The Detroit Tigers learned what it is like to play catch-up baseball last night against the Kansas City Royals at Tiger Stadium. All night long, for 12 whole nnings, the Tigers chased the Royals, only to lose by a 5-4 count on a 12th inning home run by Al Cowens. T H R O U G H O U T the entire contest, the Tigers neve...…
…12 Thursday, July 23, 2015 The Michigan Daily — michigandaily.com SPORTS The Michigan coach is making waves, and his boss is loving every bit of it By ZACH SHAW Summer Managing Sports Editor Jim Harbaugh is in France right now. After reviewing restaurants in the city while donning a maize and blue V-neck shirt, he trekked up to the Northern coasts, where on Friday morning he visited the famous Omaha Beach battleground i...…
…12 Thursday, July 23, 2020 The Michigan Daily — michigandaily.com SPORTS ‘M’ football parents express worry over testing Despite being optimistic about conference-only play, Chris and Mya Hinton still have concerns. So, with two sons currently in college football programs — Myles at Stanford and sophomore defensive lineman Chris Jr. at Michigan — the Hintons have chosen to be vocal. Tuesday night, Chris and Mya appeared on HBO’s ...…
…Friday, July 23, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Thirteen V I (Continued from Page 12) PERSONAL ROB!!! SECOND DAY of Art Fair is a bit better. But I think there is still too mch ouitmercialism( even more than last year). I've set a goal of 10,000 for fall/winter, so hurry up ond come back to us (and Betsy, too!) to help me achieve the goal. Any ideas to help? Wonder woman dF723 MESSAGES FROM THE MANAGER Whatever anyone has to say against th...…
…Bev Plocki and Carol Hutchins are among the most successful coaches at the University but Wednesday m own. For details see page 14.Daly , 1997 1 M'man of steel defies By Chris Farah Daily Sports Editor The form taken by greatness is often unassuming. True, this does sound like a phrase found on the crinkled strip of paper inside a fortune cookie. But the idea is not without validity. For proof, one needs to search no fur- 'her than Kevin Sull...…
… oine Poll Fressel's statement telling fan's they'll be proud of State in Ann Arbor in fact a promise of victory? B) no igandaily.com/sports SPORTrS MONDAY JULY 23, 2001 ressel eyes pally bucking e Wolverines Weber ports Writer if becoming the 22nd head football coach in Ohio State didn't provide enough pressure for Jim Tressel, fans turn on coach Tressel faster than you can say John er if he isn't successful against Michigan after his mem...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 15, 1980-Page 5 Ann Arbor Art Fair began 21 years ago as Dily Photo by JIM KRUZ Bedridden Art exhibited at the Ann Arbor Art Fair comes in all shapes and sizes and can be made from every material imaginable. Here, the subjects of this almost life-size soft sculpture seem undisturbed by the bedlam surrounding them. Artists, merchants, shoppers take over streets of Ann Ar'bor business By BONNIE JURAN Today's ...…
…Page Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, July 23, 1976 K .A* wvb a NoN-tw an.A"V*OwiiTM ,ad ks tb.work of O fie Fruk Mad OuYIIa& Howwould ou lk.. to sign t e work yO. do? Would you be willing to tell the world, "I did this?" After all, you're pretty good at what you do. Probably proud of it, too. Well, most of us will never get to sign our work. And maybe that's a shame. Because as good as we are, it might make us better. And we can afford...…
…14 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, July 23, 1997 n 1993, Michigan women's gymnast Beth Wymer captured very season starts with the same dream for Michigan the national title in the uneven bars. It was the first time a softball coach Carol Hutchins. She envisions her team Wolverine won a national title in women's gymnastics. IE at the Women's College World Series hoisting the But the significance of the event went beyond the short-term nation...…
…14 - The Michigan Daily - Monday, July 23, 2001 Bulls' Crawford re- injures left knee Warrant issued for CHICAGO (AP) - Chicago Bulls point guard Jamal Crawford suffered a serious knee injury this week while shooting baskets at a private gym. "We know it's certainly not minor," general manager Jerry Krause said of the second-year guard's left-knee injury. "But we will not know the extent of it until the swelling goes down," An examination S...…
…Page 6-Wednesday, July 23,1980-The Michigan Daily Bus schedule tentative as talks continue By ELAINE RIDEOUT As negotiations between striking transit workers and the Ann Arbor Transportation Authority (AATA) con- tinue to break down, it is becoming less and less likely the buses will be run- ning by fair time. "It's unlikely the shuttle will be run- ning," Ron Ricciardi, marketing coor- dinator at AATA said at press time Monday. "But," he add...…
…Friday, July 23, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Fifteen Touching all the bases Bill Stieg WINDSOR THE PERISCOPE SALESMEW know what they're doing. They set up their wares behind the greens here at the Canadian Open, where the gallery is three or four deep. Those on the outer fringes of the crowd stand on their tiptoes and crane their necks to try to see the golfers, but usually get a good view of the back of someone's head and only a glimpse...…
…Wednesday, July 23, 1997 - The Michigan Daily - 15 The Sporting Views: Allegations may be bad, but backcourt might be worse By Chris Farah Daily Sports Editor Did any money change hands? What about the cars? What about the birthday cakes? What about the boosters? So many technical questions are being tossed around about possible ethical improprieties of Steve Fisher and his program that one basic issue - in fact, the central issue - often see...…
…RESSEL tinued from Page 13 tinue the success Tressel had a stown State. s (the plan) to make sure there's no sense in rgards to class attendance really coordinating well with our nseling program," Geiger said. "I kit's everyone's priority to raise the duation rate across the athletic etmnt and, frankly, across the uni- though the first six months on the rJim T sel have been nearly er- e is hesitant to say that the team ught into his system yt ...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 23,1980-Page 7 ,r '.?' }fir y 1 . , , Y3 _ .: Hr..v $ ...v f >dae x " .. x:. lit II .v£ : r t C t 40* 'U' guild caters to student, r local t ' ;" ,: " ~~4 Daily Photo by JIM KRUZ AN ARTIST RELAXES as prospective patrons mill over his work during last year's Art Fair. South, East University artists juried by acceptance committee artists By SUSAN McCREIGHT Ethnic foods on Main Street, hand- made musical ...…
…Page Sixteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, July 23, 1 976 Swimmers strike more gold By The Assciated PeN MONTREAL-The undefeated American men swimmers rolled up two more gold-medal victo- ries and East Germany's Kor- nelia Ender did the same last night at the 21st Olympic Games. Miss Ender won the 100-me- ter butterfly in world record time. Then, hardly dry from that record swim, the 18-year- old supersprinter o u t s w a m American Shirley B...…
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…Page 8-Wednesday, July 23, 1980- ., Michigan Daily Police help alleviate Art Fair problems (Continued from Page 4) busy during the night providing coverage of high-risk crime areas in town, so artists and vendors at the fair will be resonsible for the security of their exhibits. ANN. ARBOR POLICE patrols will probably be busiest when performing in the service capacity, the police spokesman said. Some examples of the police services are: " Cal...…
…The Michigan wily-Wednesday, July 23, 1980-Page 9 Art Fair, '79 Supplement to the Daily Art Fair Guide are two pages of photos, courtesy of Ann Arbor city historian, Wystan Sterens. Stevens, an Ann, Arbor native, has kept photographic records of 'city events for the past 10 years. /I …
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…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 23, 1980-Page 11 JRON ST. 1980 Street Fair Locations & Shuttle Bus Routes July 23,24,25,26 /I 1 Th SWASHINGTON STJ I5ju UNIVERSITY'W kIEE~* GEDDES AVE., UN(VONEITY NON-PROFIT >" :2: 4iIStreetrt air fINFORM~ATION CENTER S, UNIVERSITY On South &East University S. UN IVERS ITY SHERIFF RED CROSS rIP~/A 3,Ai.5 .AVV Qt4 A oms. Uom m .AVVQ D-RW LR 4TH/WILLIAM MAIN/! ITHAYER/ WASHINGTON NORTH U. 4:15 4:19 4:27 ...…
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…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 23, 1980-Page 13 Artists, merchants vie for attention By JOYCE FRIEDEN Ann Arbor merchants have spent the past few weeks preparing for the Art Fair, and many of them expect business to boom despite the current economic hardships facing the-greater Detroit area. "I think business will be*better because of the recession," said Athlete's Shop manager Bruce Johnson. "People realize that there are good deals to ...…
…Page 14-Wednesday, July 23, 1980-The Michigan Daily GLASSMAKERS STARTED FROM SCRA TCH Artists exhibit stained glassware 4 .,... By MARYEM RAFANI Stained-glass artists Tim Osius an4 Tom Bantle are living proof that you can makea living from your hobby. Since 1976, the two men have operated the Osius-Bantle Studio-a large two-story complex the walls of which are covered with stained glass portraits, mirrors, pictures, and signs-on the third f...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 23, 1980-Page 15 BAD AR T MAY POISON MINDS Beware: Art Fair Soviet plot By JOSHUA M. PECK The witch hunters of Salem. Joe Mc- Carthy. Tricky Dick and his enemies list. The substance that fueled these grand American endeavors was not Christianity, patriotism, or pragmatism; as their practitioners would have had us believe. It was a human quality older and more per- vasive than any of these. It was paranoia. T...…
…Page 16-Wednesday, July 23, 1980--The Michigan Daily ART FAIR HAPPENINGS EAST UNIVERSITY GRACEFUL ARCH- Ann Arbor Street Art Fair Wednesday 11 a.m.-Cultural arts dance program 12 p.m.-Connie Huber, folk music 1 p.m.-Young People's Theatre 2 p.m.-Aerobic Dancing, Inc. 3 p.m.-Matt Thorton, acoustic guitar 4 p.m.-Hydra Dance Theatre 5 p.m.-Trees, musical group 6 p.m.-The Ark Hootenanny, folk music 7 p.m.-Ann Arbor Civic Band 8 p.m.-Melodioso, la...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 23, 1980-Page 17 Theatre thrives in Ann Arbor during art fair BY ANNE GADON said producer Charles Sutherland. Meg Theatre arts events during Art Fair Gilbert and Charles Sutherland direct a days run from the magical to the cast starring Clark Middleton as a macabre. Local entertainers are com- bronco-busting cowboy and Rebecca peting with craftspersons for evening Stucki as Cheri, the nightclub chan- audience...…
…Page 18--Wednesday, July 23, 1980-The Michigan Daily Movies, concerts at fair 4 By MARK COLEMAN It may take a few hours or it could only take a few minutes-but even- tually you're going to get bored with what passes as "art" in the Ann Arbor Art Fair. Fear not--there's a lot more to do this week than gaze at turquoise jewelry or velour landscape paintings. The best entertainment bet among the high-priced hype that dominates this annual event...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 23, 1980-Page 19 THE ART FAIR provides ample opportunities to practice the fine art of competition. Last year, one pig brought in about a squirrel-and-a-half, or bartering. When you and twelve others each have your eye on a particular . one-quarter of an orangutan. squirrel or a special pig, bartering is about the fairest way to ensure a fair Last word on bartering By NICK KATSARELAS Everyone knows that th...…
…Page 20--Wednesday. July 23', 1980-The Michigan Ddiiy *BRIARWOOD SAL UTES* *, THE* I #INNARRORSTRhEETARTFAIR 4, Being only five minutes from Downtown Ann Arbor,* *Briarwood is supporting the Ann Arbor Street Art Fair* *by providing * 4, PARKING to handle overflow Downtown * *parking* 4, *" SHUTTLEDECKER BUS to assist* AATA in transporting Art Lovers to* Ann Arbor Street Art Fair every* 4, quarter after and quarter of the hour* at the followi...…
…Fatal mishap Walter Godzik, 62, and Joanne Yell, 15, both of Pellston, and Maude Yell, 49, of Richard Bartholemew of Muskegon rammed into their car after they attempted Alanson were killed near Ravenna Monday when an 18-wheel truck driven by to stop for a turning car. Reagan aide opposed early isit From AP and UPI WASHINGTON-Ronald Reagan's campaign chairman says he opposed his candidate's precedent-breaking late-night visit to the Republican...…
…Page 10-WednesdayJuly 23, 980-The Mihigan Doily Guerrilla blasts candidates'stand on Palestinians UNITED NATIONS (AP) - A Palestinian guerrilla leader, ad- dressing an emergency session of the U.N. General Assembly, assailed President Carter and his two main political rivals yesterday for opposing establishment of a Palestinian state on Arab territory now occupied by Israel. Farouk Kaddoumi, speaking for the Palestine Liberation Organization,...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesdoy, July 23 1980-Page 11 CALLS GOP PROPOSAL 'A GREAT HOAX' ller scoffs at tax cut plan WASHINGTON (AP) - Treasury Secretary G. William Miller told Congress yesterday it would be "a great hoax on the American people to give them a pre-election tax cut" and take it back later in the form of higher inflation. Testifying before the House Ways and Means Committee, Miller scoffed at a $36 billion Republican' tax-cut plan, ...…
…Page 12-Wednesday, July 2 1986h-The Aichigan Daily 4 Quad. 76-0404. OA72 tments. all occupancy. neat, water, and parking included. Rent $317.663-4101. 50C726 Own room available in a modern two bedroom apt. Rent is $180.00/mo., includes heat, water, and AUDIOPRO subwoofer, DCM Time Window parking. Cats allowed, pleasant atmosphere. 5 speakers, Pioneer 12-band 9800 EQ. 764-0441, 761- blocks from central campus, 10 minute walk to 8166. 53B726 F...…
…The MichianDail -Wednesday July-23 1980-Page 13. LONDON (AP)-Britain's army of uemployed 40swelled to nearly 1.9 million this month, the highest B ri iS I level since the Depression year of 1936, a government office reported yesterday. The grim statistics quickly brought Primne Minister Margaret Thatcher's economic policies under fierce attack. Labor Party leader James Callaghan said he will introduce a motion of no-confidence in the Conser- ...…
…Page 14-Wednesday, July 23, 1980-The Michigan Daily -.-.- Exx on nets Eii $1 billio i second quartert NEW YORK (AP)-Exxon Corp. reported a $1.03, billion profit in the second quarter yesterday as higher crude oil and natural gas prices and rising foreign refining earnings helped boost net income 24.1 per cent from levels of a year earlier. The world's largest oil company said its quarterly earnings were restrained by $314 million in foreign...…
…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 23, 1980-Page 15 Rangers handcuff Red Sox, 4-3; San Francisco 'splits with Cubs BOSTON (AP) - Buddy Bell led off the ninth inning with his third con- secutive single, was sacrificed to second, and scored on Pat Putnam's single last night, lifting the Texas Rangers to a 4-3 victory over the Boston Red Sox. Danny Darwin, who relieved starter Gaylord Perry in the seventh inning and gave up the tying run in the ...…
…Page 16-Saturday, July 23, 1980-The Michigan Daily Soviet men easl win a g mnastics gold medal MOSCOW (AP) - The Soviet Union's cises to finish more than eight points 1979 world championships," Arkayev mile by a ru men's gymnastics team snared the first ahead of East Germany. said. He did not mention the first time a gold medal of the Moscow Olympics THE EAST Germans collected 581.15 Americans. an average p tournament yesterday, crushing Eas...…
