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…The Michigan Daily N ov IX. OHIO STATE GOES DOWN TO DEFEAT tBuckeyes Clearly Outplayed- Splendid "Teamwork of Varsity 1 Eclipses Individual Playing. (5x iiito t'he M1ician D taily) (ohiltiitO ()Oc)t 4 In an 1- el m ii g"'lve'td-t- li igaii 1 t\l.L'.t y h oe f to to n 1 d ofl ihin rooters ase on tcle (01or fearitfIdefetAlledice' haicretftom fild(1ftilt thiree inti- of pay, ut eactl thrten uln- i- ter'ib(ohn(Ohio's tullack roke a,, o negt-irie ...…

…TheMichiganDail ANN ARBOR, -MjICHIGA-, CRI)1 () \ii ()L oER 2, 907. No. 28. VOL,. XVI II. IN SECRE'TP WOREDV IRI S TO USE SADN I L~.Ui~t~iItIU~lA ULESFORBASKETBALL. FOR, 0. S. U. GAME ,Splding, ro Ypsilanti, riles for us, saidthe askeballgirl ineffect yes- ____teraIsafernoon. The reasons for the rhneaethe present wdsra s Varsity iven Three-Hor Final It nriealding rles, id tespreadue Practce-O io Tem Arives deans made upon Michigan graduates...…

…The Mich igan D..aily VOLNXII -AROR, 27.tA VOL. XV II, Ntti. 2 ARGUMENT OVER JUSTICE OF SEAT SALE PLANYS Professor Van Tyne Opposes Present System as Unjust-Diirector Baird D~efends Its Workings. The athletc authoriiesa( toddsr D irecto ]laird', inte-rpretationcoif the- spirit of thefobaoll lo-icatiot ccflast sptrinttpairticulaily thai t resoiluttinliii iigtepito stntints anccu clty iagltitt eascc o folrlowt--,: csi "nIiopino11r. aird'sO p...…

…The Michigan Daily No. 26. Vol,. XVI. PROSPECT OF AGREE- MENT IS SLIGHT, Little Likelihood of Union and Memorial Committee Com- ing to Terms--More Faculty Opinions. it an ostce n thta s- ice. W ie lu ots uld slut ()f ally rat>i ni e Nvollld it ccll ALBION COLLEGE IN LAST MID-WEEK GAME MhI odist School Conies Today to Oppose Varsity Albion Strong Among State Colleges. Tllc la st lidwselgste )ftl 1w arn 11 ts All i m tcois-s. 's. in. Uit...…

…1?e Michigan Daily Voi,. xv. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 25, 190)4 No. '25 FINA[ PREPARATION I BANQUT TICKETS MAY COfrI1NE EFFORTS SENIOR COfMflTt* 'Varity Working Hard for Satur- Are Again on Sale-Demand So Great Michigan Union and Alumni Asso- President Armstrong Announoed His day's Game-Yost Discouraged I That Arrangements Are Made clation Plan One Structure for Appointments Yesterday --Cole Impressed By Wis- to Accommodate 1,000 Clu...…

… fie 114. Y Iiigan wily Vol,. XIV. DRAK[ WAS NO [ASY. Michigani Scored 47 Points Against a Plucky Defense-Iowans Proved Stronger Than Was Expected -Visitors Had Two Chances to Score. Beforethe lagest cowdiwich hac gicxd eniFeriii i ldtis alli and Ii ivd bIalmst ierfet iwethercon ditions, the M~i'ichigioiball teamiiii l i xri in ltheihardieitii'ii' ii c on-lx ilvrin, xxanxdi lix'prolxxxix'sxofxxia fast. r ii',[ii'ile en ire flfx x illed. 'Tb D...…

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…FIRST YEAR. SECRET PRACTICE AGAIN 'Varsity Will Ta ke a Dayvs lietir~rnent Before Meeting Blhsls-Heddner, Redden and Heston Scsred Yesterdy \ No. 28C ANN AR1BOR, MII., FRIDAY. OCTOBER 25, 1901. 1904 victorious TENDENCIES OF THE TIMES Girls Are Independant. ini t:Ili ktouil zl ain ' t I a y; 5 _______ht.i ni 515 it} l i' tItSi'l #tir -which sas' ii'it ss h i a i ss ' t f64. '14 Fang, Will Addiss the Students tIP'i 'hal 'ass 4 ysaie' svisssls'i....…

…Shew VOL. XI. ANN ARBOR, MTiC., THURSDAY, OCTOBER 25, 1900. No. 28. ARRANGEMENTS FOR Higher Commercial Education. LEAVE FOR CHICAGO TONIGHT Announicemient THE ILLINOIS GAME., ilixf11,ic. kdau-s, the ehaiinan ihia' WrirsOfoodfBtl Our special line Wrenn and Hoagland Will Officiat- of lie eiw coursie'e ill higher eoiiiie With the Illinois-Every Eye in offrinad Both Teams Strong oii Defense I;Ii eiie itioui 0a11d5)ltlie ixiltitid- the West ivetd o...…