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… r 1 Weather Continued cloudy. ig 3k igan - .,. .~ j- q, LI '.F5 A~~5IIIII*~~7E ,q-AL E A.,J, AqAIU JI A6 Editorial Welcome. Senator Brown I VOL. L. - No. 27. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1940 Z-323 ItalianDrive Reporte 0Miles In r PRICE FIVE CENTS eee 9,000 Names Are Drawn In Nation's First Peacethl 1,500 Parents And Teachers Begin Annual Meeting Today _ } ne Draft J.Hop, Prom Sen. Brown Educators Will ...…

… Weather Cloudy, light rains. Jr £fr0iau Iati Editorial New Food Rating Plan, VOL. LII. No. 28 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1941 Z323 _ i ---.2- PRICE FIVE CENTS Lewis, Taylor Will Consider i-opProm Leaders Will Be Elected Today Thirteen Juniors, Nine Sophomores Will Be Chosen To Fill Committee Posts In Restricted Balloting Nazi Southern Armies Reported FDR Proposal To End Strike President's Plan Set Forth In Letter...…

…w It 4UU ii Weather Scattered Showers VOL. LIX No. 23 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCT. 30, 1942 PRICE FIVE CENTS Three Jap Attacks Repulsed In Solomons n Induction Speed-Up Ordered Future Draftees To Have Leaves Shortened, Says War Secretary Stimson President Delays Manpower Action WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-()-The War Department today ordered a speed-up in its system of putting draftees into service, in order to make up for the men lost...…

… THE BEST LAID PLANS-Coach Ray Eliot and Captain Herb S cgert, (center, above) who lead Illinois into Ann Arbor today, are discussing how to go through, over, or around the nation's number one team. Although right guard Siegert may not come into .contact with Stu Wilkins, Michigan's offensive right guard, or two bulwarks of the Wolverines' defense, tackles Al Wistert and Al Wahl; it is sure that he will see plenty of fullback Tom Peterson befo...…

…THE GOVERNORS ROOSEVELT See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State Duii4 CLOUY VOL. LX, No. 31 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS I Student Scholastic Average Falls.01 Coeds Outdo Mew. in Grade Rating Poll University Warns 12 Fraternities By JIM BROWN Hardworking University stu- dents were almost as smart last year as they were in 1947-48. Despite long hours of pouring over dreary textbooks, however, they stil...…

… STUDENT VOICE See Page 4 Y L w qtrnk,_l 414 PARTLY CLOUDY, WARMER Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LVIII No. 33 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1947 PRICE FIVE CENTS w" w I wl "wswl r _.._ Fear Oregon Governor Dead. in Air Crash ____W U.S. Foreign Role Subject For Address Sen. Vandenberg Speaks Monday America's role in the interna- tional sphere of events may un- dergo a new shift in trend here Monday, when Sen. Art...…

… C STATE FIANCE S See Page 4 Adallow Li Latest Deadline in the State Daii4 CLOUDY, VOL. LVII, No. 32 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1946 PRICE FIVE CENTS League House Mothers Hit Later Hours Threaten To Let Contracts Lapse Protesting a proposal which would give upper-class women week-day late permissions, a large number of League House mothers have threat- ened not to renew existing contracts if the new hours are adopted. I...…

…I LL2 AiW tg ~1IaztM VOL. LV, No. 1 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, OCT. 30, 1944 AMERICANS SCORE MOST DECISIVE NAVAL VICTORY IN HISTORY: FLEET CRIPPLES 58 J P ESE Wolverines Ti Wiese, Nussbaumer Star in Farewell Game 50,000 Spectators See Inspired Team Hand Boilermakers First Big Ten Loss By DAVID LOEWENBERG Associate Sports Editor Michigan's inspired football squad hurled a mighty valedictory salute for Captain Bob Wiese and B...…

…WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1940 TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Dr. E. Brown Will Give Talk On Chinese Aid Loud Foundation Sponsors Talk Here Tomorrow By University Alumnus Dr. Ellsworth Brown, medical mis- sionary and medical supervisor for the Chinese government, will speak on "Medical Relief in China" at 8 p.m. tomorrow in the Rackham Amphi- theatre. Graduating from the University with his master's degree in public health in 1916 and his M.D. degre...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN! p. -- GOLD BRACELET with four1 charms at game Saturday. 2-2591. Peggy Polumbaum. tennis Phone 95c HAMILTON lady's watch, pink gold, with Roman numerals lost Sunday afternoon, between Jordan Hall and Music School. Sizeable reward offered. Call Eugenia Schwartzbek, 2-4561. 86c LADY'S yellow-gold, rectangular Bulova wristwatch on Tuesday eve- ning, October the twenty-eighth, in vicinity of the Mi...…

…'AGE - TWO 11 E MCIA~D~N FltWAt;.OCT, 30, 042 t'AGk IWO ThZD~V- OC1~r SO, 194~ CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING. Daily Manpower Goes To Work Lit Salvage Campaign !j. CLASSIFIED ADVERTISING RATES Non-Contract $ .40 per 15-word insertion for one or two days. (In- crease of 10c for each additional 5 words.) $1.00 per 15-word insertion for 3 or more days. (Increase of $.25 for each additional 5 words.) .6 Contract Rates on Request Our , Want-Ad ...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIrAN DAILY , .. THE IV XAMCTA %t l l%A f3rT1O11huV7 N A d IUWU'C' - - - - - - - - - _______________________________ xrra aravusZ i~'l~r V1r :.R~aU 4a i ''; Raymond Gram Swing To Speak Here Monday DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I i The national vice-president of the United World Federalists is the featured speaker Monday in the Oratorical Lecture Series. RAYMOND GRAM Swing, bet- ter known to Americans as report- er and radi...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1949 COLLEGE ROUNDUP: Pressure Against Bias Mounting on Campuses E. .r^' r, ; i x }.r i ...: :, :sue ° ° By DAVE THOMAS Anti-discrimination pressure has already begun to pile up on college campuses in preparation for the National Interfraternity Conference meeting, Nov. 24, in Washington, D.C. A recommendation that nation- al fraternities eliminate constitu- tional clauses that discriminat...…

…s rTHE MICHIGAN DAILY TULJRSDAZ Y. OCTEWR t,1 Coeducation. Preferable to U.S. Food, Oxonians Declare O N CAMPUS (Continued from Page 1) wearing dark business suits rather than the traditional tweeds and gray flannels, but speaking in broad Oxonian accents, said that yesterday's dam p ish weather "made us feel at home." Food Intolerable American food, they agreed, was "intolerable-too much and too cheap." Harris said that they'd had to deve...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICH IGAN DIDAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1946 I I HEADACHES FOR ALL: Increased Number of Classes Makes Exam Scheduling Hard Preparation of an examination calendar this year has proved one of the "most difficult revisions" to de- velop in the return of the University to a peace-time schedule. Prof. Paul Dwyer, examination schedi ling chairman of the literary college, explained that the difficul- ties he has encountered in pre...…

…V. -TV TTT~A NT D AVTV %KILV* o ' ^t .i i i " ". 1 1 1 T. JUL i T F H 1\ L 'H 1 L 1 *MO.fNDAY, OC. 34.~S, 1944I j JAW._A,& 1 - - _ Fifty-FifthYear WASHINGTON MERRY-GO-ROUND: John L. Lewis Has Vital Role World War II Veterans Give Blood "t"o m&S '"" ""w"ia."o"S""" T"u.."""o' w~era - Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Evelyn Phillips Stan W...…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY PrAOIlHRU Wolverine Grid Squad Again Rated Third In Nation ai Poll m Deposed Vitt Saw Writing On The Wall Former Cleveland Pilot Expected Club's Move, Has No Hard Feelings OAKLAND, Calif., Oct. 29-(A)- Oscar Vitt, who lost his job as mana- ger of the Cleveland IndiansMonday. said he was "not surprised at the de- cision.", The deposed pilot said he had noth- ing in sight but would remain in base- ball if inducements wer...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I1 Ij ichigan Gridders Drill For Tricky Zuppke Team '1 _ i T-Formation Defense Features Scrimmage Ten Speedball Squads Strive SPOTFOLIO For I-M 1Title FT! A Letter To The Editor Phi Psi, Sigma Nu ShowTh i is Power;ChampinshipThose Illinois U psetters Power; Championship At Stake Next Week By HAL WILSON By BART JENKS . Daily Sports Editor withi tq a week eft to play ten . 1- . That? Another Smith! Next Indians" M...…

…Ot 1942THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,"~RIlnr Franks, Agase Duel To Feature Illinois Game "N Both Guards Have Played Important Roles In The Success Of Their Teams 11 obbyinjured. Halfbak, Ma Play i -_________ By CLARK BAKER What looks like a hot battle be- tween Illinois and Michigan tomorrow may well turn into a personal scrap between a pair of rampaging guards, Alex Agase of the Illini and Julius Franks of the Wolverines. If past- performances...…

… SATURDAY, OCTOBER 34, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE SATUIWAY, OCTOBER 30, 194S PAGK CUSTOM-MADE FAGS: Students Rolling Their Own To Combat Cost of Smoking Michigan students have taken up rolling their own cigarettes, an old idea which is a boon to con- sistent- cigarette smokers what with the cost of living sky-high. Many students find that, with the help of a small metal gadget made especially for that purpose, they can produce a ...…

…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TAGE TIME FACULTY FOR KNOWING: Hussey Preaches spel of Gelogy' Xi teftin9 in... ... with ROZ VIRSHUP Camera Club Trains First Class ooters By EVA SIMON ed discussions on the finer points as a career, to most it is simply Every so often a group of other- of photography. h a hobby, wise normal students get a wild - i. * *, By PETER HOTTON A "high priest of education" might be another name fo...…

…TURSDAY; OTOBER- 30; 1947 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 150-Pounders Elect Ketterer Team Captain Lightweights Meet Illinois Saturday Charlie Ketterer was elected 'M' Remains Top Ofensive Team Wolveriine Air Arm iPaces Chandler SuspendsWhite Sox Passing Attacks in Nation CHICAGO, Oct. 29-(/P)-The of A rule interpreted by Chandl Chicago White Sox of the Amer- ise C ,.n ZA, .,Arm captain of Michigan's 150-pound football team yesterday afternoon. The s...…

… AY, OCTOBER 30, 1946 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE RETURN TO OLD FORM! Wiese Successfully Combines Scholarship and Athletics By BUD WEIDENTHAL Big Bob Wiese is again proving himself to be one of the top full- backs in Michigan gridiron history. After two years of service in the Philippines, Bob has returned to the DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication .n The Daily Official Bul- letin is constructive notice to all mem- bers of the Universi...…

…OCT. 30, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY V. mimmommom"Mom .; InspiredMichigan Team Beats Purdue, 40-14 Captain Wiese, Nussbaumer Both Star As Purdue Takes First Big Ten Defeat (Continued from Page 1) then dug in and made its most deter- mined defensive stand of the game. Four plays later, the Wolverines took over on the seven yard line.] After a few running plays, Michi-] gan punted and Purdue was head- ing for its first score. The Boiler-] ma...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICIjaAN IIXT .v WE"DNEgDAY, OCTOER 30,1940 y 11 L.I Y11 1. lI 11 1 1./' Ll 11 . / Ill 1J 1 -__.... _ 1 a w THE MICHIGAN DAILY J-Hop Elections Lack Representation I Edited and managed by students of the University 0o Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Assolate...…

…TUE MICHIGAN DAILY Daily Washington Merry- Go-Round By DREW PEARSON and ROBERT S. ALLEN GRIN AND BEAR IT By lachty i ra -r Edited and managed by students of the Vniversity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the University year and Summer Session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republicati...…

…?!AG1 FOURJ THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, XOCaT, ,1g42 __ _ .. . . Fifty-Third Year Edited and managed by students of the University of Michigan under the authority of the, Board in Control of Student Publications. Published every morning except Monday during the regular University year, and every morning exceptMon- day and Tuesday during the summer session. Member of the Associated Press The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the ...…

…TH M..~4TU T EE . AN D ~LYATT.LV 4'ATTTR.T*&AV ' f1Rlfm o& 1AAV aTa s 111_.T1 U.1ta l\II ATTVi. A ? .i' 1tD.[. Ax, 7 .f' £.~' V Fb . 31; 4 S~ Real United Nations THRE YEARS AGO, we thought we had something. San Francisco had been a success. The United Nations was a reality. The first step toward maintaining peace in the world had been taken. People who remein- bered that the League of Nations had died in womb when the U.S. failed to join ...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUN'DAY, OCTOflED 20, 1949 ROLLING STONES ... by Harold Jackson Skirting Kempthorn --- TAKING ADVANTAGE of the absence from Ann Arbor this week-end of Mr. Dick Kempthorn, that most formidable of line- backers, we'd like to relate the story of how Mr. Kempthorn joined SPHINX-without bloodshed. Be it known that SPHINX is a Junior men's honorary society chosen from the campus' leading athletes, activities men, Da...…

…FoR r TfE MICHIGAN IAILY 7TMMflAT , CT W1P #Aridjiptn &t 1 MATTER OF FACT: 'No Probe W ithout Peril' Fifty-Eighth Year Edited and managed by students of the Uni- versity of Michigan under the authority of the Board in Control of Student Publications. Editorial Staff John Campbell...................Managing Editor Clyde Recht ..........................City Editor Stuart Finlayson ...............Editorial Director Eunice Mintz ................…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1949 State.Finances To Suffer IN THE forthcoming state election, Michigan voters will be asked to decide on a constitu- tional amendment which, if adopted, would ear- mark 76 per cent of the proceeds of the retail sales tax for the use of local units. The proposed measure has been the subject of much discus- sion, but it is still doubtful whether the voting citizenry is well enough informed about ...…

…'E FOUR THE MICHIGAN DATLY MONDAY, OCT. 30, 1944 PAC Found Green By As Communist For 16thCoi Bid for Power Ted Fritsch, WASHINGTON, Oct. 29.-(P)- A Dies subcommittee of the House said DETROIT, OCT. 29-( today the National Citizens Political half touchdowns here tod Action Committee "represents the football league victory, 14 Communists' supreme bid for power" 30,844. in this country. Ted Fritsch, Green Be In a formal report the subcommit-...…

… WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1940 Union Selects Three Features For Floors how Dancers, 'All American Boys' 'Musical Maniacs' Are Chosen To Entertain At Formal Friday Two musical maniacs, a team of professional exhibition ballroom dan- cers, and a musical comedy team will appear for the first time in Ann Arbor as the floor show features of the Sixth Annual Formal to be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Friday in the Rainbow Room of the Union. , Main featur...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY AOE FIVE To Be General Chairman Of Panhellenic Ball Miss Hadley Dance Elections Names Other To Take Place Committees Eight Chairmen Widely Versed In Managing Social Functions Chosen For Central Committee Carol Pitcher, '43, has been named' general chairman of this year's Pan- hellenic Ball, to be held Nov. 28, Pat- By Ballot Today The following students will be sta- tioned at the six different campus voting booths this ...…

…'Y o:.3e . ;: THE MICHI-GAN.- DAISY .. -Ia.____a______asavaa_____VL___-__Lp_ Y _. , - - _ .___ whowl * .., Custer Urgently Needs Donations For Recreation Custer Camp and Hospital Service, engaged in providing recreational fa- cilities for the men at Fort Custer, will welcome donations by University students and organizations. Mrs. John S. Worley, head of the Ann Arborj service, states that many articles can be used, but they should be new....…

… SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1949 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY MAE F 'V i r Read ... Use Daily Classifid Ads I ________________ I- Piano Recital To Be Given r QfE ColoQ0lk D I II I 61 f i Si ni __ GREAT NAMES IN MUSIC Claude-Achille Debussy was born in 1.862 at Saint-Ger- main-en-Laye, France, into an era of impressionism, and forthwith began writing music that broke all rules, yet incorporated, from time to time, the classic forms. His con...…

…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1949 Ponhel Boll TIE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE To Feature Ray McKinley S Music Annoning /q1 Assembly, Sorority Booths, Decorations To Reflect Theme of Colorful Circus Ring Q Featuring the music of Ray Mc- Kinley and his orchestra, "Peter's Panic," Panhellenic Association's annual ball, will be held from 9 p.m, to 1 a.m. Friday, Nov. 11 at the I-M Building. In a national poll conducted by Metronome Magazine, McKinl...…

…047 T11E-MICHRIGAN DAILY Clooney Sisters To Be Fetured Pt Pssembly's Benefit Dance To Contribute Coeds Pledged I ,.,.,.Wr,., Information Concerning Petitioning, Interviews Offered To'U' Women Funds for Fresh Air Camp By Srorities The Clooney sisters will be fea- tured vocalists with Tony Pastor's r orchestra at Assembly's A-Hop, a man bid, semi-formal dance to be held from 8:30 p.m. to midnight Saturday, Nov. 8, in the Intra- ...…

… WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 30, 164 THE MICRV5. I =AN £5 J.i...~.D A .34 10 r-z+ tee THE Mu IiCHWA1CF.'tT TVATTV PAGE F*l ZIVn z Recognition Night 4 Honors Independents AVC To Present Record Dance Tomorrow in League Ballroom Scholarship, CoedActivities Earn Awards Thirty-one independent women were honored at Assembly's annual Recognition Night yesterday, and four coeds were tapped for membership in Senior Society. Activity awards were pree...…

… GENERAL SUPPLEMENT t itit&; GENERAL SUPPLEMENT ORIENTATION ISSUE ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN MONDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1944 l PRICE FIVE CENTS wommummoommom Enrollment of ,000 Civilians Expected New Houses Will 4, 4 .a. ,, Provide 4. a,, V~ Adequate Space C; Erase Early Fears Of Acute Shortage Dorms, Converted Largest Number of Cut Number of1 Trainees Here; 2,600 Remain V-12 To Be Curtailed j Dentists Discharged One Navy program wi...…

…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 30, 1940 Greece Strategic For Suez Atta By EDMUND GROSSBERG The possessor of Greece is strate- gically located for a thrust at Bri- ta~n's Neareastern lifeline, Suez, or a drive through Turkey at the vital oil fields of Iraq and Iran, Prof. Henry M. Kendall of the geographyJ department, declared yesterday. The area of Greece adjoining the Albanian frontier is the most rugged part of the very ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY --- Broadcasting Service Starts 17th Year With New Series Ford Company Will Face Suit YarnidsIlhlent Proceedings Filed In Shipping Case DETROIT. Oct. 29.-{AP}-A Span- ish steamship line. Compania Espan-1 ola de Navegacion, filed garnishment proceedings involving the Ford Motor _o. in U.S. district court here today is a sequel to the death-ridden cruise >f the S.S. Navemar from Spain and1 'ortugal to Havana and New York...…

…THE MiCHIGAlN DAILY . ...... . ........ ----- Land ConferenceBegins Today The fifteenth annual Land Utiliza- After lunch Dr. George Kiss of the tion Conference of the forestry school geography department will speak on begins today at 9:30 a. m. in :foom "Geopolitics as a World Force." 316 of the Union. The last session of the day will be At this session, Prof. D.M. Matthews held at 2 p. m. in Room 316 of the of the forestry school will spe...…

…erg THE MTCUTGAN DATLY ,qA.TTTP.nAY_ fl[";'YM- RRR A 14dit -T 1 1 f1MT1 V T211 T11T1'11..- -" A. U. 1 . QTTrn' l 1~D.DO r i , x, v'Ul-Unnn sv, IUIZS I' EW FEATHERWEIGHT CHAMP: Saddler KO's Pep in Fourth Round Lightweight Blues'Rip 'Reds'; Burns, Ryan Star r i - __ - <T' NEW YORK-(P)-Sandy Sad- dler, spindle-legged Harlem scored a stunning fistic upset last night when he knocked out Willie Pep of Hartford, Conn., to win the World Fe...…

…I PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1949 4 .,. Purdue Stuns Goplers, 13-7; osU- Trips ildcats TeagueStar As Badgers Rip Indiana BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - () -- Fullback Bobby Teague cut Curly- cues in Indiana's turf yesterday and they spelled a 30-14 victory for Wisconsin's football team. The homecoming crowd of 30,-1 000 watched the Indiana line take a beating in the 70 degree tempera- ture. It was the 14th time Indiana...…

…HiE TI HtIGAN DAILY .. Haber Helps Orgfanize New LaborGroup Committee Advances Research as Purpose Along with labor economists from fourteen other educational institutions Prof. William Haber of the economics department at- tended a recent conference of an organizing committee to form a professional organization for la- bor research. Set Forth Purposes The committee, under the chair- manship of Prof. William Mc- Pherson of the Institute fo...…

…PAGE SIX THE MI-CHIAN DAItLY WEDNESDAY, Q 08ER 30. 1946 PAGE SIX WEDNESDAY, OCTO11~R 30. 1946 f VETERANS' NOTES Congenial Union Doorman Dies at 86 (EDITOR'S NOTE: This column is de- signed to provide veterans with infor- mation of secific concern to them. All veterans are encouraged to submit topics or specific questions for con- sideration here.) The American Legion and the Vet- erans of Foreign Wars are both con- ducting vigorous cam...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MONDAY OC 4 Will Open Choral Union Program Includes More Orchestras This Season Among the attractions listed for the 1944-45 music series are Helenj Taubel, Fritz Kreisler, Dorothy Maynor, three well known philharmonic Orchestras and the Budapest String Quartet. Besides the ten concerts on the Choral Union series, the annual May Festival with outstanding soloists, the Christmas performance of Han- del's "Messiah" and ch...…

… SATURDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY IPAGE SEVEN~ Wolverines Set To Keep Home Goal Ur crossed By PRES HOLMES The Wolverines want to win Saturday's game against Illinois; they want more than that-they won't settle for less than a shut- out. Although Minnesota ruined the boast that not one touchdown had been scored through the Wolver- ine line this year, another record still .remains intact. For over a year no one has crossed the ...…

…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 30, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Note Dame, CutduIts Roll; North aro ia a; ris Humiliate Navy, 40-0, As They Set Modern Record 0> Big Ten Champs Extend Bid For Third Straight Crown BALTIMORE, Md.,-(P)-Ma- chine-like Notre Dame bopped Navy yesterday, 40 to 0, handing the Middies the worst defeat in their football series that began in 1927. It was the 33rd game with- out defeat for the Irish who set a modern record. Showi...…