…,q 1 I (I I1, :\I ICHIGAN, 'TUE11SDAY, OCTOBE2R 32,2.g.. SYRACUSE PROMISESd C STRUGGLE Radical Shifts Made in Varsity Lineup in Preparation for Con-! tI test with Fleavy E~asterners. I'Mi>>c, but it is t1 c t it :;1 c >7tsldc"rc, )1 11111a2 3A11-0 I .121 v 111111 iiI11 mI 1 . lt2 'lt 21,t l: _ t l~ i LkWS LIECMIE TODAY Seniors Vote on Presidential Caridi- (lates Other lasses IElect. \i1. C' 1? 22;1. 2 lrllt'2 c211r~~i clsix 211(l2...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL. XIX. ANN AREOIQ. MICHIG AN, WEDNESDAY, MA-Y 2, 100 r VARSITY BLANKS WOOSTER NINE Bianding Pitches Shutout With (food Support and Gets Three. Bagger-At Corneii Today. . Special to The Daily.]I lisoster, Ohio, Mtay 2s. --ackett by a supporting cast that wobbtledl sut once is the nine innlings a1n(1whtich averted possible (tanger on two or three occa- sions by brilliant work, Fritz Btlanding blanikedl the fast 'Wooste...…
…The Michigan Daily k\N ARBO(R, AiiCii( AN, FRID)Y:, NAXRCHI 26,l ooo Vax.. Xi. CLOSE STRUGGLE IS ithbilmater aeutci i a bu Th c~iilxixhavelbeeiiaskedl to stay LOO1(ED FOR IN MEET tav fromtheI axxx(x-tix. ltut exttiiix __________s s i regardinglitie vico usti classii' Eivery Eivent XWill Be Strongfy tt~ hl othe xix cx. \blhat the otit- Contested; Horner and Dull r 'jc rte iti cl x-iaxatci Will Be Michigan's Winners. tat Mxicigamust use iover...…
…The Mcia al 'aN Ai-': OR.\ttClItG \ III)_\Y, II 1-i \Ri 2(iOi). fT T . No.f 03-* ENTRIES MADE FOR FRESH-SOPH MEET C test Between Undercasses Promises to be Close-Opp- nents Drawn for Relay Races. Saturday night ithe aiieuat fret-oph it fe trics iby xbo ih clase it trisesln toIle o- f more than ordintar) interet. 'xt'here aii-rtaargijter. Sili etered~i in eatch iii t bi ltiec tis olthi me more tttha tin ii ipt otih al ali tti- grade meniin...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL. XVIII. ANN\ ARBO(R, 3MICHTGAN ,T{'.SDAY. MAY 26, 1908.. No. 1751 WOOSTER COMES AS RUNNIERS GO EAST Track Squad Leaves for Eastern lntercollegi~te-Varsity Faces Ohioans Today. Two shutot and( a to-hlevy score against tie thidteam1.11 is the treclaiys record wiicitie Wooster temi birigs with it today to 1111111ill tie face of Mtichign's team. The postoe gm1e ocurs tiis afternoon at51 4:05. Thtrsday tie Buctkeyes met ...…
…The. Mich igan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGA\N, SUNDAY, APR11, 26, i908. VOL. XVIII. No. 150, BARR TWIRLS SIIUTOIIT, Michigan Defeats Case, 2 to 0, inI Relay Team Wins the Four-Mile; First Home (lame-~Pat Kelley Championship by Default and Sciores First on New Diamond. Walks Away with Two-flile. Nficigan\ lts t ' heti acgnition, F"otokin ildlPhildlphia, Apil 2. he 0n1w (iamonnd, Iwas) baptized in Tile(Sp'cia'0to 'Te )aily.--Winning s'01 blo f...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL. XVIII. ANN ARBOR, M-\ICHIGAN. THURSDA.Y. MARCH 26, 1968. " No. T32. No. 132. SQUAD SIlVERlS AT OUTDOOR PRACTICE Weather Permits Only Batting Practice-Wrestling, Handball and Fencing Attract Interest. It's a shivering squad that assembles at the fair grounds these breezy clays frbaseball practise. Yesterday the pitcher likened his Spalding sphere to snowhall, antd the outfielders tweo- - !tped tibotut the fence pos...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL. XVIII. ANN ARBOR, -TC1IJGA-V, \\'I)NJE.SIAY. , Fi3l' RY 26, i908. No+r.. JUNIOR ENGINEERS' DEFEAT FRESIIIMEN Tie at End of First Half-Final Score 38 to 29-Dunsmore Stars for Winners. Before ait enthusiastic crowd that com- pletely packedi the gym track, the junior engineers uefeateui the fresh engineers hy tim score of ;38 to 29. The game was fast antI furiots, oth teams shosig remarkable accuracy in asket tossing ...…
…TheMichigan Di ANN ARBOR, \IICIGA\, SUNDANY, JANUARY 26, 19083o.88 Voi.. XVIII. r . 8 . -, ILLINI STUDENTS EXPLAIN VIEWS Claim They Have Always Been in Favor of Lenient Schedule! -Maroon Answers Editorial.' Thelliii.'itstudient pulication it NV ITNEfY MANAGER ATTrNDS CLUBSD~ PREPARING R1+ RIARSAL OF M ICHIGENDAUUD I lite Univiersity it Illinofli r )its itie fl- "A loeal luminusti ofti iflciignt tsus wilte ladtalolalatiot iof leunivte...…
…The Michigan Da ily ANN ARBOR, MIIChIIGAN, TUE2SDAY, NOVEMBER 26, 1907. VOL. XVIII. No. 55. (1 T~PTWith toda-Y's issue The Da7ily ; owed. The fact that the play was tin- I1U - C O E AIPTIAINI; ssesd ttlettotuilatrtesutccessful, however~ was dae in no way UTTI7 to hiagoff-in nor to his coaci, hat to an 'l'lsaoksgh'ttgrecess. '1/ic test error of judgment by thc official. Itcncc WX. E S T SPtaper will17 appear ot 1itesdty, the injustice of ba...…
…TheMlichig tn Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, S sirRD., Y, O111)11 R 6,1907.N. 9 VOL. X VI II. NO. 29. D. S. U. INVADES WOLVERINE CAMP Lhacked by 1,500 Rooters, Buck- eyes Clash With Michigan in I First Crucial Game. Cheered on1 hy lifttii 1unre i erri td1 thrrsiasti roters, Ohio State kill ln tip on Ferry If iti thist afterntoott rte il annual sttuggt wi itlh isign Wit th tine ('stfln cac cosevaie th nmemblers (If tite tea de tterminod, and ti...…
…SThe ,Michigan Daily Vol,. XVIII. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TH{URSDAY, SEP TEMBER 26, I~p7. No. 3. HAMMOND RETURNS AND BEGINS WORK Veteran End Gives Coach Happy Surprise - Quarterback Posi- tion Causes rierry Fight. Hfarry Hammond, end on the varsity for the past three seasons, reported at Ferry Field yesterday afternoon and will immediately begin football practice. Hammond is another of the veterans who, with Newton and the others, was not expect...…
…The Mkichigan Daily . \N .R11,-ill R\llC -I~I \\,SU!NDAY. M\L \ 26 () It VOL. XVII. t)i~. 173, MORGAN PARK WINS ii ' e1- ' -t> WOMEN DISPLAY - - __ - _ - - ate. ,,, I~ll l~l1I1 L' III pl lldld fo i t l e- I-- _ _ _ _ - - - INTERSCHlOLASTIC fis mte ' oalesfrth etot Mills Takes Lead rom (rand 'l ori1c.t. . rnir f ng 11ptthI Rapids, Scoring 18 Points- SulivaHonr tama-. lok'th Detroit Central Takes Third. haf-il"il-i-i-;-. -i-i-i-g utin V.a ...…
…The Michigan Daily AN \ II II \ ,IR I \ 'KI \\ II, 6I 190 \Vol- XVII. No. 147. .............. WE DO NOT TRAIN l FOR CIIIZENSHIP Writer in Inlander Argues That the College Man Is Not Awak- ened to his Responsiilities. "D trXItiXiIg Ihe 'IXcXI of a fy rdleI or InXlIX th Im ty offro " for fouXr IyeIars, o r XXXinX XXIX ~ iuso 11111 , cXim ilXic a11(1 oXcial IasIX cr11 a ths hn s ar left r rir clk to afecr '['h I n X thXXiXXXi, fom ":Ac VlXTr...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL. XVSII. AN-N vv--iiR . 1i,0 IIN TL-FSDIAYN. MARCH l26,.1(,07. No.z --<). ERN STRING QUARTET eels tl v-vfor the campus-ii-heavtinig and--t CONCERT PLEASES ALL f11w mu r- iii Sveiivv-piiv ledingiv tvii the Uiveity hospi itals, hi ch t ry New'Precedent Set by First of Series v--vux.O~rtwoi Llsv-v-leweev~ e of Distinctly PWvpular Musi- on the campus ;done.i cal Concertis. yThevv exchalnleisi locattedvonliiheih-wer ca nt...…
…The MichIganDily ANN ARBOR, M II lI (JAN.TlKI.Y llil\IY a, ). VOL. XV I. NEW MEN SHOW Six v: lt M yd 411 _ E UP FAIRLY WELL CLADS T10THE1UN1ON. Preliminary Meet Opens the Season'meeing 14 RoomC,1at114111X1 t..C Satisfactorily-Relay learn 11141 IInI.l ThI 1114 1114 of11 theI l Breaks Record. i -141ia0 %1 XII I 11551 h ier Ie. h las - p11 411 to h in11 1114of 4 .lng a Istu XXXII IX noI I XXXiti) 11111' 111111 IX ill teXind I 11 1141111actin l...…
…The Michigan Dail y ANN ARBORM'H\N IflY, JAMItARY 26), 1)7 No. 88. VOL. XVII. PRESIDENT ANGELLS REPORT COMPLETED ltmphasiscs Inability of Appropria- tions to fleet Expenses-Athletic Situation Briefly Outlied. In Ptresidentttangl' report to the hard o regent.t, for tit' yer eodig Sept. 30, 11)0(, teUresitys lck of roter futnds to mort theprsnned ,If the istitution is pairly set forttl. The attnrdance hIas bet ireasitg ra- idly tfe faculty li...…
…The MichiganDaily ANN .ARBOR,ICHIi~lGANs\ RIll) Vs's l'Ms F .14)1 is Vol. XVTII. ILLINOIS MASS MEETING AROUSES GREAT SPIRIT; MME. SCHUMANN-HEINK iiiIcri its\f I"vIl frtI ,VARSITY SHOWS BEST TO AP~PEAR TONIGHT 11w1 tstKiriiiffci"it'r' SPEED OF SEASON Prima lDonna, Assisted by Hlen Fl i too -tiltth- ir"Ltritsforitiglat: Regulars Make Ten 'Touchdowns on Schaul, Will (live Song Recital to 'si. en pro"'it ie"/1 the Scrubs_ Workman Plays Open Ch...…
…The Michigan Daily Vi.XVII. \JK1,r 3E, \JI'll f; I 1I N I I K iNt. 2., THREE ELEVENS REPORTI FOR INITIAL WORKOUT Large Squad Responds to Appeal i'tl+x1+1 t '1c t t'l'(1 For Candidates .Coach Yost ti' l' 1I '+1L t Drills Mein on New Ruls 11t I I 111ftt1I OFT iENGL+II111(L2t+LLEGIi S I t l'roi l - r i wed 113 Itutltll'i~l -£ii(ltiiii tli I'itriri Is. Ab)AMVS WILL REVISE HALF MILLION DOLLARS THE RAILWAY RA[ES' NEEDED FOR BUILDINGS Professo...…
…The Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATU RDAY, MXY 26, 106. ,COI.. XVI. No.2~ 17L - - - --- - ---- ------ . ......... ii __ WONDERFUL PERFORMANCES IN INTERSCHOLASTIC MEET Two Records Broken and Two sTANDING OF SCHOOLS. Equlld n irt ays vetsChilliothe......... 13 poinits Equlld n irt ays vetsLewis Institute... t otA pofints -Cook Again Stars. Detroit Uoiversity School... 5 points Grand Rapids ......3 points TwSo recordis1broketn an...…
…" . a\N RBOR MJCH I'r A 'I1-k R SI) _ tA \.PRII 26 , 906 . deog. XVI. No. 145. MICHIGAN ATHLETES VARSITY DEFEATS LEAVE FOR PENNSY STATE NORMALS Enthusiastic Send=Off Given Team Ypsilanti Team Proves Easy Picking Last Night-Stay-at=Hlomes to -New Men Show Up Well- Continue Training. Wendell in Box. ''"A PSALM OF VICTORY'' MINSTREL RESERVED AT THE MAY FESTIVAL SEAT SALE MONDAY Prof. Stanley's New Composition to All Seats at Fifty Cents-Nobo...…
…The Michiga n Daily 'NN ARBOR, NITCH111 IGNFIDAY),N 3 A bN .6 , 100(. 'OL. XVI. No. 80. Three Thousand _____Students Protest DEAN SMALL BRANDS TRIBUNE STORY AS FALSE Chicago Publication Viciously Attacks Michigan With Professor Patten- gill as the Target. TiheChtiicago Tiriunie of yestrda' isIC makea h v icious attachiupot Sch gin athletcC offcias with Prof A. It. Patengli illthetrgt caing u~ Amt cent foothll cionferece. Sml in ther prom' ...…
…The -Mich igan Dail y AkNN ARB3OR, MICHIGAN, Xf \'Ii ) \ 31311R 2(,100,5. \,'er,. XXI. No. 54. _-_. SCORE 75 TO 01 FINE Coach Jones of Oberlin Says Yale is Not in nichigan's Class=- ,,Germany" Schultz a Hero== Catlin Watches Game. 13iitith cli 1 ofi nentx -licint ,,rel in fo ry-lon-n iin - is f piay. wicr t~t,'b,, atd till. tit 11111teXas rtn d ta oil titellhome XXsason of ii e. Iit till. iaigtamIll et l ete1 i th -iii a 'nutlplas f\itl l...…
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…he Michigan Daily VOLUIE XVI ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 26, 1905 NUMBER 1 FOOTBALL MEN AT WORK IN EARNEST ASSOCIATION DOINGS. STUDENTS POURING Men Go Through Stiff Workout in Preparing for This Season's Hard Schedule. That Michigan has the hardest task in winning the western championship this year that has been faced since the advent of "Hrry Up" Yost and his methods is evidenced by the fact that the coach, although not sending...…
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…The Michigan Da~iy ANN ARBOR. MICH., SUN lAVMAR1CH11261, 19(Y WISCONSIN OUTCLASSED 4iehiganis Great Track Team Trounces Badgers 44 to 22 - Ramey and Garrels Break Records in Quarter and Hatt-Mite -Wisconsin Won the Relay Race. 1{l 111, ; u tirlc 1 t~ SIo1i1 il ll111,"vt I 1 1 1 at1 p at t al14 :11 utr1 111 t1, "11;; ;lr, ,lt 11 itl t 1Q al 1 s , i il,1t1t th1 lur1 --11}1i1. ,; it11x t 11 1111c , r1 c4 1 i ei, 1 1 ,tt 1 11 1111 I "9 1111i1 1 cl...…
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…The Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, JANUARY 26, i905 NO. 84 TRACK WORK. Feete Jump.s S F'eet, I I Inclhes - tiarrels to es Fast Lap- First "I~ne Frials of the Year. c];ci tt t]rt u itlr. '1' noc a in {) 'Will"l e1I f ( 'l ; d 1 1 0 1 0 V I_ ' '''' - 1 Y 1' I 't , < ) a tr','1.1', )u 1> I J HOP DECORATIONS, Plans for the 1906 Hop-Innovation in the Shape of a Smilax Roof. ;l° ll)ihd the rtask n'forrthemo. All c ra ca~lllitt~c S II the...…
…TheMI*chlanDaily VOL.. XV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, OCTOBERDi 1904. No. 26 ONE DAY 1OREI UNION TICKTS I frASS fMEET[ING UAOIJ[COMMIrTTES Team Leaves for Madison Tomorrow For Members of the Faculty Football Team Will Be Gives Ros- University Women Plan a Winter of -Long Scrimmage Yesterday -Arrangements Made for j ing Send-Off-Everybody Unusual Activity- Aim to -Wisconsin Growing Sale of Banquet Out to Sing and Strengthen College Confident....…
…eeMichigan Dail VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, MAY 26, 1904. No. 170 GERM1AN PLAY. SPMICI1GAN DAY AT FAIR. To be Given by Deutscher Verein in June 28 is Selected.-Invitations Now Sarah Caswell Angell Hail, Being Sent to Alumni. Low Admission Free. Rates to St. Louis. The Deutscher Verein which pre he ,LV niversity Glee Club The Louisiana Purchase Exposition sents the comedy "Die Hochzeitreise" Company, in conjunction with the Un Saturda...…
…The Michigan Daily VoL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURDAY, MARCH 26, 1904. No. 127 EAST VS. WEST. Climax and Wind-up of the Indoor Track Season Tonight When Cornell Meets Michigan- Some Surprises in Store -Officials Selected. The Cornell track team, fifteen strong, in charge of Trainer Moak- ley, arrived in Ann Arbor last night and were sent early to bed to get a good night's sleep in preparation for the coming dual meet in Water- man gymnas...…
…The Michigan 'Daily Vol.. XiV. ANN ARBOR MICH. FRIDAY, FEBRUA\RY2, 194 No. 102 [ RII-flSOPI. ENRI[S. BAD COIN FOUND. GRAflIAPI LAYLOR "E[RE. JUNIOR LAW BANQUET. Yeserda Edwoard I Ialot, a Junor he1nq1sis0s)ow1 fl LreNumber of Contestants in Sat'Mdc arden of the Chicago Commons will gvng1111 fln ewycondcone; m;ai111eacI classn10 is i fl urday Nights Meet-Relay Races (fl olin the1111od il11Monroe'0( Lecture at University Hall Sun w(of les elaora...…
…Th e'Micigan Dail1y VOL. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, JANUARY 26, 1904. No. 8 DR. ABBOTTS [[CTUJR[.i ALUMNUS OF 1849 DEAD. OFICIA[ PROGRAMr ISSU[D! PROFESSORS SICK. Dr. Edmsond Anderson one of im j- The disagreeable weater of last oneof the Best Numbersof the Course most tr ) inert of Michigan's alumni,l Joit Meeting of Michigan Political wee has casedta great (eal of sick- a-aGheae ScecrAoeetsesdteLednss ifl f rpandi many -Greeted by Large...…
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…VOL. XIII. us or NM DAILY. AINN AR13OR, MIH.,S UTN1)AY, APRiIL 26, 1903 No. 149 MICHIGAN WINS Yesterday Was a Notable Day in Athletics for the Yellow and the Blue -Kellogg, Waite, Perry and Conger Captured the Four-Mile Relay Championship at Philadelphia-Hahn Second in Dash 'Varsity Won From Illinois in an Exciting Baseball Game Score was Fourteen to Ten The- University of Michigan team, consisting of Kellogg, Conger, Perry and Waite, won the ...…
…"IIE Iis OiF N. DAILY. VOL. X III. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THUIRSDAY, M IARCII 20, 1903 No. 131 INTEREST INCREASING First Practice Game NEW REGULATIONS I sititi of y'esterday's coltd wind. In the Outcome of the Cornell Meet ('-telt Roachtelldtle hid("an hlnad~t For Governing theCominz Election Next Saturday-Biggest Crowd o the fair grounds for twooad t half~ Passed by the S. L. A. Board of the Season Expected hmrofsifpatc.Tewr -All Voters Required t...…
…Tm! us. of N. DAILY. R<}.x IiT . AINN ARIBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, FEBRUARhY 203, 1903 No. 107 RESULT IS UNCERTAIN a dtro te w no -prasiios 1ai betwenttt ti' S. I, A. adGo(.o,'bt- 'ateome of Saturday's Meet Between ,'intont ( lull" ad, .thetr-nay bhota thne'Varsity Freshmen and D. repetitotn of h at straggl. twhnt S. s Pe~e atial itust Ihe oncudetl', Sittptlynthat 11e 1J. S.1S prb~elnal~a t. L. A. i gotng tan-tter intt a c -t rovry with the Godtot...…
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…p4. n r- 1 y : y ._ r : : . " .r.. + . ...raw . . Y " + _ ANN ARBOR, MICH., SUNRAY, JANUARY 26 If VERY HOT DEBATE. Michian-Chicago Football Schedule MV- Arranged. Althogh the Decision Was Criticised -it i inent"igrility bet teett tian by the Audience All the Members 11.1 F of t'it :ti:ti intttritti. Of the Team Are Conidered tie tttttet-tttked-f i tjt 5el' i ittitit Strong, te tiiitivesttesvethletr titlil 't;I'" i 115 Suul it tIu1lt T nctis i ...…
…FIRST YEAL ,. ANN ARBOR, MIH., TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 263 1901. No. 55 HARD PRACTICE, THE BARBECUE. WOMEN ATHLETES. MEMORIAL RESOLUTIONS. The Monday ight Work "Policy" Re- 'ickets Selling Rapidly-" Bill" Day Of the U. of M. Not Allowed to Co- Adopted by the Senior Laws Over the versed Yesterday-The~ 'Varsity to Act as Toastmaster. test With Other Colleges. Death of Mr. Gy B. Thompson. Got a Scrimmage Instead. f'ig ox oast announnetdt for 1ri- lMach...…
…ti j ~ i '.4 '1} '. .tizt4 t ' ;.Lu: j_..=.. _..._.. J ' 4' pG ,./ ' . FIRST YEARO. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATURDAY, OCTOBER 26, 1901. A HARD GAMIE TODAY. a 1 lit'i'a 1 0100011 lt- od~i('. o'tl u1sn Irn o ( 11 ' jut l4l0101'I'olioorloll' lolti Univer sity Team WillII ake a myis ll N0:Int0001 01000111' bri Strong Eflhort to Add A nother 00(0101 So oh ndr liti nms Ls11101 ~ rn ho o not o rtkerle oo li od t ow-b Ill .11 Victory to Her List. ,t :i oooo...…
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… 0 pall VOL. XI. ANN ARBOR, MICH.. SUNDIAY. MAY 96 1,901 No. 178 ..Our Special Line of.... Foreign and Domestic FABRICS IFOR SPRING has arrived and is ar- ranged for inspection. We have the largest as- sort went in the city, QsH WILD CO.s tenS E. Washington St. Appelton's fledical Books COMPLETE LINE AT WILDER'S PHAFRMACY CLOSE FINISH Detroit Wins Championship from Ann Arbor by 2 Points--Relay Race the Deciding Event D)espite the ('01...…
…be .. .. ~/ ~ l E ® , f ILI! VOL. X1. ANN ARBOR, MIICII.. FRIDAY, APRIL 26, 1901 .Our Special Line of.... FIRST ANNUAL BALLD i prie5--tne'.e1 t te ;eti t a it t lt [ I'l iti tpeiden lt toley Guid: Eoreign and Domestic, New iDoaredofEdito~rs of the U. ofIll 1.I1. Se-xt, jti "lt tWthl~i I1 t ai~ tet DSte :-,,brtS f Au.1111 ',Br e . foriilltnr itirni(- ln >i FABRICS n1 i ~ e:I, A ' it Ii. ! Michg.an and M e2? rs ofthe l''lidwoll Ie' it I t....…
