…Tl(JggDAY-, AUGUST 25't 1964 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESAY. UGUS 25.196 THEMICHGAN AIL MINNESOTA FIRST: 'M'Nine Finishes Second :>----- By CHARLIE TOWLE Sports Editor If nothing else Wolverine base- ball coach Moby Benedict suc- ceeded admirably last year int putting himself back in the hot seat-he and his players were just too good. Two years ago Benedict inher- ited from Don Lund the NCAA and World College championship baseball team. In his...…
…PAGE SIX _THE : MICHIGAN DAILY TTTPqt)'AV- Air'T V'.TTQIV- 9A K'14791 'PA G S ~ *' H E M C H I A N A IL TTT~'Q~ AV A TE'I W'U O~ 1na u.~ zn.~PILA. xRIJa.LxbZ . 7,0,164 So homores Boost Hockey Hopes For Repeat TRADITION: Golfers Rally Following Weak SStart for Thilrd in Big Ten (Continued from, Page 1) on Minnesota proper and lost they second of the two game series, 6-5. After that loss Michigan won 12, games in a row, eight of which...…
…PAG ,9.'ETr TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1964 THE MICHIGAN y DAILY TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1964 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE .8ZVE~ I ....,. r . Michigan Finishes Second to Wis " By MICHAEL RUTKOXVSKI jpion Cliff Nuttall came in second I Michigan's showings this year as he lost his crown to Tom Dak-1 in the Big Ten Indoor and Out- in of Wisconsin. Sophomore Bob door Track and Field Champion- Densham made it one-two fori ships were similar to the show- M...…
…PAGE EIG'H'T THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1964 I 'M6EEGH HEMCIA AL Michigan Tankers Satisfied With Second in'64 By JIM LaSOVAGE Come October the Wolverine ,,tankers will again be in training to open a new season--one which promises to" hate' good things in store for swimming coach Gus Stager and diving coach Dick Kimball and their boys. Perhaps the 1963-64 season was not as fruitful as it promised to be at the beginning, but a...…
…TUESDAY, AUGUST-25,1964 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE NINE TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1964 TUE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE NiNE Gymnasts Defend Crown x By LLOYD GRAFF v Habits can be awfully hard to break, and Michigan Gymnastics Coach Newt Loken hopes that his Big Ten champions will continue to be set in their ways. Michigan has won the confer- ence crown for four consecutive years and must be considered the solid favorite for number five in '65. The Wolve...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY". AUGUST 25_ M-1 El~TEMICIANstL TF'fAV FRITT .~ Q~ * ine I* (Continued from Page 1) Center is another position which seems to be in good shape. Jun- ior Tom Cecchini and senior Brian Patchen are the two re- turnees at this position. Cecchini had what Elliott calls "a good start towards becoming an All- American" before being knocked out of the lineup for the rest of. the season with a leg injury in the Wolverine...…
…N I :. ; 91 CMilr4itjau VOL. LXXV, No. 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, AUGUST 25, 1964 SECTION 7 f/ A WIDE OPEN WORLD tudent ublications By EDWARD HERSTEIN other sometime necessities of life or finding out who's who and events, reports of activities of the Editorial Director are being offered by local realtors what's what in the University's campus's many student social and THE WORLD of student pub- and fellow students. Chances are many soc...…
…WAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAJ W H MCIA AL Daily Covers News, Serves as Vehicle for Opini r. Iftw lV.VEIT.VV Vnnn~ AV~ . i a ,.:j S JJ hdl Er bE 1U L 1uYAL The Michigan Daily is untra- ditionally a vehicle for expressing eccentric ideas, a training ground for future journalists, a complete education in the affairs of a uni- versity and the world, an identity for alienated souls and a great place to make lasting friends. Its staff...…
…'I'SE MICRIGAN DAILY PAGI, TARE LITERARY MAGAZINE STARTS 16TH YEAR: Generatiotist Reader ,:. WHILE A FIVE-CENT Coke looks on approvingly, a business staffer (left) arranges advertising requisition slips. To the reader they will be magically transformed into the exciting ads which border each page of The Daily. But to the business staff, soliciting,r composing and publishing advertisements require hours of planning and brainwork (right). D...…
…PAGE FORt THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ Rising from Beneath (Continued from Page 2) pressure. Increasing academic de- mands, the innumerable activities and distractions the University of- fers, and his Daily work vie for the student's time. ,Disconcerting questions begin to creep in: How can I find the time to do all this? How many other experiences am I missing? Is it worth it? Diffei'ent people arrive at dif- ferent answers. Some resign, some let ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ichiganensian To Emphasize 'wenty-Year Look' in 1965' A HISTORY OF CONTROVERSY: Board in Control Oversees Student I- By ROBERT HIPPLER Robert J. Shenken, editor of the 1965 Michiganensian, has empha- sized one aim toward which he will direct his efforts on the year-. b:ook in the coming year. He hopes to stylize the book using a "20- year approach" whereby "it will evoke an accurate picture of Uni- versity life to the r...…
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