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…Ing. XX. NteRORrl.1I A II Nl 5 \ \ Lt-0 Vol'. Xx. N.45. "FITZ" PRESENTED WITH TESTIMONIAL Track Men Past and Present Do Honor to Michigan's Fa- moos Trainer. Slontolok wh 101>. \\-(r ll er" 1I1 as< etill)(M 1of1 (10110f~tn an apciioul for'.1 ('.' oo the w r ehsdn Eltiocronot () 0 shg~. ''( prese11ta- tion to .111.ill" a1111 reg la I 111epec o 0001110117 nd01 h p(Sltti speech was11)1111 b I to no 1'1heath. [h0gf ind0111 tt})sprrt re11111 i ...…

…T he MichiganDaily AN CI'' \kl)( . ITCIIT(5\N, TUEISDAY,. \Y X25. 1900(. No. 169. VOL,. nXiX. BALL SQIJAD GOES EAST'; ANGELL DINNER A RUNNERS FOLLOW TO A CAMPUSPRIVILEGE Faculty Men Debate on the Pres- ___._ .ident's Greatness and Value SulvnsMen Will Qne Estrn nvsin t Woos'ter Todav- of the Farewell Feast. l' i f( cl tl Ll Track Team Expects to Spring a Surprise at Inter- collegiate Meet at Cambridge. a li csc l ip ite games ti xilI he ...…

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…V& am The 1"ichiAt an Dail \\ \lZiI 11. . W IfIC;:\\, T ll[ 1 SC)r\' \I A}.Z('I1 >5, t<)cxa. T I. xu. BARTELME IS NEW ATHLETIC DIRECTOR Chicago Banker Is Selected to Succeed Chas. Baird- Regents Modify Eligibility Roles. <<,c1,tti c'il tlr <lcl a ,lrrc >tccl il: ' davit c d C 1 'trnc"t t :lilt f ll <t r t 11 i i ltii r, i Ili t<tT'lc C I- <t t 1 t ; (' JH ul, , < ill t n (15(1 1'F' (I. 5 '5 (5 ( l wihtoaCs~ ( (Cl Itrycc( l(((C (ICC is l...…

…The Michigan Daily Y i. ~ t _ AFIO <(R, MIV[E-IIG 1.. ''JI iR; l)_AY, EBR.(VARY 25, 190~c). LEGAL LIGHTS DOWN SENIOR ENGINEERS Splendid Teani Work of Junior Laws Wins Them a Place in Basketball Semi-Finals. 1X ibiig he let tea stwrk that has beenishwn i itis rs iterlass tiasttlslcteilst the juiotr lais wo hir wy itolithese-filstatVcWdies- ~its ii' Ibyisfting slthle seircn first =ion ia d as a resultt the itctre the second lthe lamis i fost...…

…4 mor to Nt an ic.L ANN VICHICAN, NOVI"'MI"I"N. -,;, 1 oo8. NO. 50, NOL_. XTX. B.kSKETBALL MEN PRACTICE DAILY Fifty Candidates Out For rTeam; Scarcity of Centers, Plenty of Forwards and Guards. hccii enough to 1 C oa mHa o i idaato the tel -hue 10 rito ') a great mal il-iti ()f thei ca ddae for( thehas- kc hal tem, hanh v~tit lo 00I I-t il tt l( ill M k h 0c11. A o1 0 ) l tra o e a the oc itc m c () wh \\l he ava ahle and 10 110 1 lil ()t ...…

…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 ...…

…The Michigan Daily Vol.. XVIII. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SAITURDAY. A PRII, 25, 1908. No. 149. WOLVERINES FIGHT 1 IN EAST AND WEST gase Veterans Invade Ferry Field -lichigan Seven, Await (long at Pennsy-Class 'Baseball. , White Captain Rowe anti his sextet of companion stars are strisving to main- tain Miclhigan's prestige in the east this -%afternoont, Captaina Suliivan wsitt tbe et- deavoring to werest hasehati honors frona the husky lads f...…

…The Michis an Daily ANN NARBOR, \AITCITOAN, XVEDi T);SI).kY. MJARCH 25, 5908. VOL. XVIII. No. 1Ts. OLYMPIC TRYOUTS ARE MERELY GUIDES American Committee Will Use Discretion in Selecting Team to Compete in London. The Detroit News prints the follow- ing anonscenent fronm Ness York re- garding the coitdltct of the tryouts for te Anmericani Olympttts eant: Tliat the Amsericant comitstte cslih is charged swith selecting the aios teas tos repres...…

…The MicignDal ANN ARBOR, MICPITG' , TU2SDA , F.BRUAPA' 2, Ize VTOL. XVIII. NO. TOO. FRESH ITS DEFEAT JUNIORS HANDILY Championship of Lit Department Decided in Fast Game- Chicago May.Disrupt "b3ig Eight." Playing a fast, accrate game of bas- ketbai the fresh ]its defeated the junior its last night foe the championship of A the depatment. At the ens of the first af the score swas 20 tss to aniwiess timse was aleditie 'fresissen, by as grea...…

…\NN \ RYiOR, \1((.C \SIC T ROW \ RI-A .' r "1 21'..,,1908. Vol.. XVIII. No . 87. COGMEDY CLUB DRAWS APPLAUSE sThe Recruiting Officer' Proves to -be Good Vehicle--Dramatics Placed on Firm Literary Badis. r So mttny elenents of te performanee by the Comteytlub~n last nigttdenant mention that it to diffitlt to select tl c fess which mat receive attetio. Tie whole titdertakittg was tretetiots atd exactittg, detatdigtot oly real act ng ailit...…

…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 MichianDaily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 25, 1907. N.2 Vol{. XVIII. NO. 2. VETERANS JOIN FOOTBALL S9QUAD Ne tn and Sullivan Finally Put ne A perac-ofly Scrim- nmage Today. Wish tite appearance it football re- galia of"Fredl Newton, tend and tackle on the itnft eleven, tle list iof veterans uitott whomn Coach Yost wiii largly de- pentdtt regan the prestige tat was nter Mich igan's,, was practically completed yesterday. New...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL. XVII. \N \ktRI L ICRIII-1\, SAVIN IiI AY, MAV 25, i()tt7 CALIJING "KITTY!' ~""' STUDENTS CANNOT PLAY MASTER PIECES Corbin Speaks on "The Univer- sity and the Stage-Criticizes Ben Greet's Methods the proution f hegi atet asc pieces ofiiithe drmaiiiii makeihi emii rathirrviicuo in i hi ate pl w il ac tivcd thil piecei uii eiii the tii cxtrn~cof il,- iica com ly a d t - ini hi t ur strdy ftrnon o but iii tm i iire ied ...…

…The Mlichigan Daily NiL. X v II.1 )R 'vii. 146. I["I; ) ",.1' I 2 ,i~rf. Vol- XVIT. No. 146. OPINION FAVORS DRAMATICS CHANGE Many Ideas Are Suggested for Changing Organization of the Comedy Club. Natm a l~lw i nln l i i vii i 'Iiia 1cri w , tl I t i n 'WHAT THEY THINK vf igtt, ihdrawv.'IThev'facet >i4 tha Mihgn w yttiii tv f theIaaivvial if IA6 ')M110INNNNCW ret il i;<t111lat lcltl eeill'+ It! lac' tllt .EUt{,i tllc larc, a < eiter<tl ...…

…The Michigan Dail y Vol. XVII. t\G 1 r 1Kt:>t)h, it Cl 1 l t{ r 1.1. 1' Irl I .\ 1 : . . lti 25' i()()". NEW TESTING MACHINE DESIGNED BY FACULTY "ydraulic Pressure Is Used to Test Reinforced Concrete -Williams and Tilden Are Inventors. The new t eting maciiiine desgieidfir ixvestigaiig le acionxio f beia, under l arli ladsiila.ecentilly intalledin the tindg hibrator f the -cngineering ieparmient lhas provied a iaylwe xiicccssin thei xserie...…

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…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...…

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…The Michig anDaily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDA NY g~.4Y10 ,fOL. XVI. No. 170. OVER TWO HUNDRED YOUNG STARS G..ATHER FOR BIG MEET Michigan Interscholastic Records Will' Probably Be Smashed This Afternoon--Weight Marks Sure to Go-Program of Events and List of Officials. MICHIGAN INTERSCHOLASTIC RECORDS. P1en Record2202( 100 12 11( d ll . .. . ..0 1 1alf11 1111 (1ln. . . ...2 0 1'olcvault.h...... 0214- Made112b(y2Year 1101121(8011 Iewis1Inst...…

…TheMichigan Dail trO. XVi ANN ARBOR, MICH-IGAN. \VEDNESDAY, APRU,. 25 t9o6. No. 144 ATHLETES LEAVE FOR UNION MINSTRELS AUUS'T' S HlI D ~T ~ ANNUAL SWING-OUT PROFESSOR KIRCHNER PHILADELPHIA TONIGHT ALREADY PREPARED GIVE~, ORG~AN RC11;I OCCURS NEXT TUESDAY HANDS IN RESIGNATION Start From Michigan Central Station Street Parade Well in Hand-Sahib Fu ude eir xetdt eLwLcue none i eie at 9:30 This Evening-Pinch Suni, Hindoo Juggler, Probably in Line-...…

…The Michig-an Daily IO.xvi. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. SUNDAY MIORING. _MARCH 2. SCHOOLMASTERS HOLD CONFERENCE THIS WEEK GREATESTi MEET OF SAO Michigan Schoolmasters' Club Meets in Ann Arbor o Thursday, Fr- il dy W NYand Saturday. 1(ji G R RE 'hiwek Ana Ailor iS to hinvadd_________- - hb a Ie'toll of school tacheri. Sern-' victory foi gti abd toiuiilvmmgitieeon jtltn((hIf Relay Race Decides the Big Meet in (t unl foi u(11(111 sweeti lountigsfreshti...…

…0 The Michigan. Daily ANN ARBOR, \IIIIkN, SUN\DAYFBRLU\RY 25, 1906. v o .. XVI. INo . 102. NEW TRACK ASPIRANTS MAKE GOOD SHOWING First Indoor Meet of Season Is Marked by Several Good Per- formnances---Pinch Star in High Jump--1)McKinney Wins Half Th no esno pened (011 last01 11'ighdt11 shoill" of severl of teo n0w1 11011ws enorgnadi looks 5 as (ie trac collyequientl h ort1 1on01was1/1( 0 1xpressed himsl 's hghly tpieasd 11 [lie1 result o...…

…The.McignDaily \lx\ \ RI3OR. N I I llt \, 1111. SI) C N J i'i'RV >, 01(1No 1 t'OL. XVI. \' o. STUDENT COUNCIL REPRIMANDS O'BRIEN Also Demands Hils Resignation From Inander Staff-A. C. Pound With= drawn From Council Election. i. R.ClarexO'Brieniisiipublliclyrp- _. Hislreigntiionlxfriomithe Ilne hntdis d(ilt 10(11( The\\itixtia xx xiof rt] tie(. Poulin, managig eitor ofthln litixxxxex ;,a xluilx xi Ifor lth-Studxet Conclil li beemtlxoxdxiesxx...…

…The Michigan Daily Vot.. XVI. ANN' ARBOR, MICHIGAN, 8511CANVt O V C1 ~R 2ji oo5. No. 33. OBERLIN TODAY IN LAST H-OME GAME Varsity Will Appear in Last' Home Game of Season Today- Substitute Backs will be Used. 'oa, for thr fifth and( latsttime dihr, yea, icig n il lines Il) aganst foallstil rntfromts (hio. This tnei is the 01berlinitrtteandthe itoiii v it- Ioranc o f todiay'sgaims is that it is igat tottihineioni Fer iersld. iTiheOhio te...…

…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...…

…VO.The Mlichigan Dail y VO.XV ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, MAY 2,5. 1905. No. 169 A HITTING EXHIBITION. I GREAT ACTORS HERE. UNION MASS MEETING.! ORDER OF EVENTS. "Melly" We.ndell the Stelar.-At Leadintc Roles in Shakesneare Plavs Michizan Union MeetinZ to be Held Interscholastic Friday Afternoon and traction in a Father Loose to be Assumed by Stars- Eliza= Glame of Ping-Pong. bethan Scenery Used. 'Ilemla etll dan il e- N i nirl iie C awly iw i...…

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…Dal VOL. N. FRE1SH IAN-SOPtHOMOI F MEET TONIGHT Battle of Classes lBe ins at S O'clock -- xpert 1figures Contest wilt he \Very Close. ANNARBOR, IC [J-1"IAYFIlthi'ARY 25, 190- NO. rot CHESS AND CHECKER TOURNAMENT Open M~eeting Brought Forth a Show of Interest-~Plans and Aims of the Organization. 1 lt +l~'ll Til-ct~lt; )f ti e > aisi tl) l~c rpr 1, ip l~ il lllii of Os ,) 1a v a l iti M 1 I1llti l slsit l Iiil 1 k 11)il, I \115 l o 11 SENIOR LIT...…

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…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...…

…The Michigan Daily VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH.. WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1904. No. 169 PORTRAITS OF ALICE FREEMAN PALMER Professor Geo. H. Palmer, of Har- vard University, has collected in a volume reproductions of the portraits of his wife, Mrs. Alice Freeman Palm- er, at different periods of her life. A very few copies only have been print- ed. Professor Palmer has presented one to the University library, where, under proper restrictions, it wi...…

…VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH, FRIDAY, MARCH 2, 1904 No. 126 CORNLLiENTRIES STRONGti FINAL ITENT, WILLIAMS MEETFING. fAIR-CUTTINGl END[D. A Great Dual Contest Promised for Michigan Will Mot Wisconsin Tonight Mr. A. B. Wilians of Yale, Will Speak Annual War Between Freshmen and Saturday Night-Only 47 Reserved n Debate-Distinguished Oft Tonight on "A Fundamental Law Sophomores Was Stopped Last Seats Left-Cornell Men Ar- cials Selected, of College Li...…

…TeMichigan Dil VOL.- XIV. ANN ARII )I{ MICH., THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 2, 190 No. 101 FRSH SOP". fME[. ORATOR M"JPBL[D. THE[ATRES O[IFRANC.' ALUMfrNI ORANIZ. Think They Will Win Fresh-Soph'"J" Law is Made Subject of Joke well Interesting Lecture by ProfessrtEf- Graduates of the University of Michi- Meet-Track Men Hard at Work Planncd by Two Freshmen - iner-Theatres of the French eirn n the State of Washington -Great Interest Shown in Re- Brins Humii...…

… 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...…

…TI"E Iis or NfDIY VOL. XIII. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATU tDAY, APRIL 25, 1903 No. 1 48 FIRST BASEBALL GAME Victory Nlubtful, Yet an Unusually Close and Hard Gause to be Played-Lineup STANDIiNG.t(51' (LUBSt. ( , 1. i ; 1 !t t I 1 ',;t I I I i I 01140044..... ,llel go ... North westo1 a4(i1i44111 .7l 1N isoloi 111 Won loo t. 2r P4oo. D) The first of t11e liltee 111144'si1 s Leaigue -inles w~-il4be, lllli 40114-o11 P'eiy 1F1e(ld 4il(111411'he -tll))) ...…

…[-I oi: N. DAILY. No. 18uit. VOL. XIIZ. . AINN ARB3OR, MICIL, WEDNESD)AY, MA.RCII 25, 1903 WANT BA IRD TO STAY' -it '(-" woud be drild or fthe if- lr1 t t ItIst heti o h l I Itg - - of saller dt til 1y t ig te Resolutions Unanimously Adopted at (cttit of the gtntrt buiness !0OI, All Mass Meeting -to Obtain Mr. itirtto tnttd. Mr. :1. E. tttrrtstitudnt riwttn- Baird's Release From icr of the lord of Contttrosad ht Contract AMr. 1Itotwo wilingto ...…

…T.HE Us. of N.DAILY. VOL. XIII. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, FEBRUTARY 2.5, 1,903 No. 100 MAY NOT COMPETE Alumni Won Norman Medal COMMENCEMENT ADDRESS Thrl ee sa muiiio the englneering' __de-___r 'ome of the Freshmen Point-Winners irsel ftl ilvrlxO llilTo be Delivered by Senator Quarles gn woll the>.Norn sigold imed-al1 101r Board of Control to Pas on lE3CY ooawrdedl sniisally is he Auri_ of Wisconsin-A Michigan Eligibility Thursday cs's Socie...…

…t , i .: . , 'r ? f ;, i . UNI IERSITY OFMIOHIGAN.___ ANN Alti3 R, MlC~i . StND)AY,1 \\AUAU 25, 190" N1 O. S t Y , int. -At N LETES AT WORK 1It ;114'1i1, "1'1'111,1. c11 11111 DR, ANDREW 0. WHITE j1'i cc41i ii carc at W ork 1in the il\t i;(I ' \ ;11i;I c 1 11]it\'1i11111 Sk t h o hecii- its e e ch ]'1,iA t ic, \ 1 ate Enithusi- 511 1'S'~l4\114 1:41.c-t1s'4 1);111a~ i plt eit c8 Profe r o li .11a1'4'5 10 ci mp a ts ate a - Hot I and English Lit...…

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…A N.NARBfORl, MICiHl., ShtNT). I MAY 0, 92 FIRST YEAR. No. 1 71 CHICAGO DEFEATS MICHIGAN Corrjgi as Poor Control Togetherlwith Michigan's Poor Littinlu Give the Visitors an Easy V itoy ,dii [Ill p slil ;it o 1 1 i i 1ttIi lit tit,'litlil i d w l :1 %' k ] i :10 Ii hi , Il Ii, it lo Ih til I, It i tl talt XI ii I'I'I t l it it \\ilitttll ui itlll li . ;Ii'I 1; . lii t ii ii i 'ittti lit iii thu Till tutuiyoll "X Il. it it s 111it i i i Itiltlti...…

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