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…THURSDAY, APRIL. 30, 1925 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ~r ,A.... ,,. ...a .. .,. .. ......._, ..... r.. r.. . ,...... ........ a .. _ _ ... _ _. .__ HISTORY SOCIETY WILL MEET HER IlissiSipl iValley Associatioii ('o~aiii n 'I'o W. L. C'lemnits' Library} For Session Tomonirrow KAE1RPINSKI TO SPEAK '_ Members of the Mississippi Valley hIistorical association, which opens its 18th annual convention in Detroit to-I flay, will hold their second la...…
… fl J 1. i i.% ' iK /" ~A~T ~ * .. .* . 1M r___________________ h| TRACK NOTICE OUT All track mncn whp have lock- ,es at Ferry"fMeld should appear for pry.,tice -.t 3 o'clock Satur- day afternoon. Coach Steve Far- rell has planned to have the can- didates in the various events compete at this time. -t ne at - rence TENNIS MEN PLAY I was FIFTEEN MATCHES game ,roons Varsity tennis candidates took ad- t, the vantage of the first good p...…
….w...."- KN e-is WOMEN TO HAVE CHANCE TO JOIN VOTERS' LAGUE GUE Notices Senior Girls' play rehearsals will bed held this week as follows: 7 o'clock ot. day at Newberry hall auditorium, act I; 4 to 6.o'clock tomorrow at Sar-j ah Caswell Angell hall, act II; 4 to 6 o'clock Friday, act I. Senior society will hold a meeting at 5 o'clock today tha Cook building. business at Mar-' All women wishing to join the Ann Arbor branch of the Natio...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ILL] IL r+ r m r 1 t WOLVERINES TO OPEN SEASON WITH CHICAGO MAROON TRACK( TEAM~ HERE FOR INITIAL MEET, SATURDAY, MAY 17 Michigan's next Varsity track and field meet Is with Chicago on Ferry field Saturday, May 17. Three weeks of training remain to the Maize and Blue athletes before this meet. It is to be hoped that the weather of the next few days will be an improvement over that of the past month. Coach Lundgren...…
…play'has been weak, or. he would rank with the men higher up. The combination of aggressive and strong defensive play promises a team which will show well both in singles and in doubles. Particularly in doubles where a steady defensive and a strong offensive player can hit it off together, a brilliant outlook is pro- mised. fair to on this nse arel he men for the east at >aseball een at work in the.' ks and the men are ip. With the show- I ...…
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…THE MICHIGCAN DlAILY PAGE' a a+ ass a t.w is a y t'1 a l_/ h 1 L i A ri ILA 1.61YL' L' Ball Team Faces Normal Today After Two Postponements Nine To Play Seven Tilts In Next Ten Days Wolverines Are Scheduled To Perform Here Friday And Saturday Sek Eighth Victory Gee And Fishman Are Still Slated To Hurl Against Hurons At Ypsilanti Because yesterday's continued rain caused the Michigan Normal game to be postponed for the second time '...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY Purdue Wins In 15thInning; Watson, Stone Second At Pen Michigan Nine Drops 3-2 Tilt In 15_Inningsa Vernon's Home Run Gives Purdue Narrow Victory;, Teams Play Today tConthaued from Page 1) pletely, however, as is shown by the hit total which they garnered. Lead- ing the local attack, were the potent bats of Capt. Merle "Butch" Kremer, Elmer Gedeon and Walter Peckin- paugh, a trio which accounted for nine of the 14 safe b...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY FAGF THFFF SUNDY, PRIL30,193 I'A~E HRI Baseball Team Trounces rish, 9- Smick Pitches Two-it Game For Easy Win Michigan Reverses iForm; Nardone Garners Only Two Notre Dame Hits (Continued from Page 1) bunt which rolled in front of the plate and stopped dead, and when catcher Augie Verhoestra heaved wild- ly into right field, Charley scampered all the way to third. He scored on Sofiak's pop single down the right field...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I[3 The MIjors American Lague Detroit ......100 000 200- 3 7 1 Cleveland ....241 030 20x- g2 13 0 Auker, Logan, Hatter, McLaughlin and Cochrane, Hayworth; Whitehill and Pytlak. New York.....001 000 300-4 9 1 Washington ...100 001 000-2 6 0 Pearson and Dickey; Weaver and Hogan. St. Louis.'.. ..000 000 000- 0 8 1 Chicago ......013 002 60x-12 19 0 Walkup, Blake, Thomas and Hem- sley, Giuliani; Stratton and Sewell. Boston, Phil...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 2,500 ExpectedAt Alix Benefit Track Meet This Afternoon Trackmen Will Oppose Normal In Dual Meet Recurrence Of Old Injury At Penn Relays Forces Ward To Sidelines Tolan May Compete Distances Of Track Events Made Shorter To Insure Keen Competition A crowd of close to 2,500 people, track fans and persons who never saw a track meet but who will be out to make a personal gesture, are ex- pected to see the track team of the Uni...…
…PAIL 30, 195 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Y Dickey Replaces Ineligible Snider By TOM WITECKI Coach Ray Fisher has named Jim Dickey to be Michigan's reg- ular catcher for the remainder of the *oung Big Ten baseball sea- son. Fisher is forced to play Dickey behind the plate regularly, be- cause his other catcher, Gene Sni- der, was ruled ineligible by the Conference last weekend. Dickey had played most of the games this season in right field. How will...…
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…THE MiCHIGAN DAILY P GE TH Urr-. Nine Beats Notre Dame, 3"2; Netters Trounce State, 8-1 4' Big Second Inning Rally Provides Winning Runs The Cracker Barrel By MYRON DANN Associate Sports Editor Track Squad To Face Powerful Team In Illinois Here Saturday Fishman Conquers Irish Hurler In Pitching Duel; Varsity Gets Two Hits (Continfed from Page 1) scored on the play standing up. Harms then hit a grounder to the shortstop, but the ...…
…TUESDAY, -ARIL, 30, 1940 THE MICHIGAN ~ II Golfers Defeat Purdue; NineTo F ace Spartans Here Today Linksmen Gain Eighth Straight, Win, 14'/To 9' Goodwin Clark Medal Score; Takes BigTen Shoots Varsity Lead (Continued from Page 1) singles match against Doug McDan- iel, the pace-setting Clark put to- gether rounds of 36-35-71 to again sweep his match with the Purdue representative. This victory gave the hard hitting newcomer a record of t...…
…PEIR - SUNDAY, APRIL 30, 1944 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE T ----T- - Church Guilds, Discussion Groups ' Announce Week-End Programs Several aspects of modern religion the "Finality of the Scriptures" at will be discussed at guild meetings 4:30 p.m. with supper following. The today and two discussion groups will earlier time has been set for the con-' also be held. venience of servicemen who have to "G.I. Religion-Its Obligations and return to...…
…r t. y SiHE;IIC I , Wolverines hip Broncos, 10=9, in 11=Inniwg Si iwfe st W alterhouse's Hit with a Bases Full Provides Win Dick Drury, Third Maize and Blue Hurler, Finishes Contest To Take Credit for Victory I _____._._._ t1 TAKING IT EASY Major League Scores <9~ (Continued from Page 1) here probably the fightingest team the Maize and Blue has faced this year. Twice Western was behind by three runs, and twice they came iigh...…
…SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1955 THE MICHIGAN :DAILY PAGE THREE SATURDAY, APRIL 30, 1955 THE MICHIGAN UAILY PAGE TIIRE~ _. Hard-Hitting Diamondmen Gain Sole Claim to Big Ten Lead Eaddy, Cline Garner Three Hits Apiece; Wisniewski Hurls Second Conference Win Wolverine Nine Defeats Illinois, 13-3 Oklahoma Aggies Move Into Drake Relays Lead 'M' Golfers Face Test On Purdue Links Today Battle Boilermakers, OSU in Triangular Meet; Vie With Wildca...…
…TUESDAY, APRIL 30, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rA L THR TUSAAPI 0 95 H rHIA AL A 'l"L' A. AA At 1. A% F I Mound Problem Worries Fisher LONE FIRST BY OWEN I Trackmen Look Good, But Lose By RUDE DIFAZIO Pitching still worries baseball coach Ray Fisher. Sitting in the stands behind the visiting team dugout before start- ing an inter-squad game yester- day, Fisher seemed surprised, and happy over his team's sweep of the three game weekend s...…
…FMAY, APRM 80, 1054 THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, APRIL SO, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY btan N . . . . by Ivan N. Kaye Frosh Ends Give Grid Squad Boost T- DURING SEVERAL recent issues we have devoted a great amount of space to various discussions of one of the most perplexing problems facing the educational community today. Misplaced goals in athletics constitute in our opinion a threat to American higher education almost comparable to the sp...…
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… SUNqDAY, M 3a, r)- 950 - THE MICHIGAN DAILY W olverine Nine Hands 'U Second 10-3 Defeat t Fourth Conference Victory Maintains First Place Lead Varsity Golfers Oppose _k Northwestern Tomorrow By JIM PARKER - Michigan maintained undis- puted possession of first place in the Big Ten baseball race dumping Indiana's Hoosiers for the second time by a 10-3 score yesterday at Ferry Field. The Wolverines pounded out 12 well-bunched hits...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Michigan Net Squad Seeks Revenge Wolverine Golfers In Meet with Western Michigan Today . .n By NEIL BERNSTEIN * * * - _-nIllinois-Links The Wolverine nettersw be sticking to his original choices FRATERNITY SOFTBALL: Sigma Chi Outscores Trigon, 20-5 I , i* ._. . __..,.._____ n .. .. mit. tnr rpvp.niyFL. Whp'n T.hpv mppt fr: 1 'umu r'rvn ge whenVLney1 LeL the squad from Western Michigan College this afterno...…
…IVwD~ S riV2 AP1-IT 30, 1947 THE MICHIGAN IDAIL Michigan Blan i Nine Cops Series as Dole Hurls Seven Hit Game Hitters Break Loose with Six Runs in Ninth; Three Twin Killings Feature Tough Defense By BEV BUSSEY Art Dole, lanky right-hander, pitched the team's first shutouta of the season, blanking the Detroit University Titans, 8-0, yesterday at the U. of D. field to give the Wolverines a clean sweep of their home and home series. The Titan...…
…FIUDAYAPRIL ~THEl A'iCiiItAN DAILY 5 PACE TH ... .. . . . ... ..... ....... . Wolverines To Tennis Team To Play Irish At South Bend Wolverine netmen will set out for South Bend, Indiana, Satur- day morning to take on the netters ' of Notre Dame that afternoon. The tennis team, bouncing back after their defeat in Lansing Wed- nesday, will oppose a strong Irish squad. The Wolverines bowed 6-3 when the two teams met here last year. Six Mic...…
…THE -MICHIGAN D A TT Y i' r G r It t T r.~ RP M VHiii V A1N X1 1IIVy a R . aaTa !..a~ UFI A .. A( 'TlV 1 1i : ilL l a Titans To Oppose Un beatenichigan Ne Toa gN Y Boim Hurls lome Game!Yost Looks Forward to Army As Wolverines Seek 26th Football Game oi 75th Birthday JUMPING THE GUN By BILL MATNEYl Sports Night Editor ON CHILLY, windswept Franklin Field in Philadelphia last week, a group of six Illinois athletes gave a remarkable exhibi...…
…30, THE MTCHIC AN DAILYA ( SOCE (E H AI T I ARGUMENTT |(T ( YOUNG RECOUNTS His EXPERIENCES STIRS GEN. BUTLERT| dLLTO LL ON FORESTERS' APPALACHIAN TOUR CR E NUT H Ten Seniors of School Visited more estate, where forestry prac- C T {°Stations, Parks, Camps Itices were inaugurated 40 years ago, 3fl n S t a t i o n s , P a r k s ' C a m p st h e s e a t o f t h e n o w d i s c o n t i n u e d . _ _ _ *1' 1# flIRl~hl I*IU on Ten Day Trip. j Su...…
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