…r' The Michigan Daily VOLii. XV fl. ANN Al'R I'( W, MI (.\.N '1 F-li 1h V, Mi\ARCHN No.itT l. ANNUAL VARSITY MEET lil, O\\ FN Wl, DICUS "RELIGION IS LIFE," COMES NEXT SATURD~AY THEIAtc{ NIA\N CY li-;if SAYS HUGH BLACK All Athletes Fligible to Compete- Team Probably Will Not Meet Illinois. whc tk ° ltic Stnti t lii liiti'arei 1, rtt rc iiil - or titmet Ae tt, i t t virit teami iishuh ick ititt 11ks t ihctiarti to htick a vrtilt t r atrc...…
…The Michigan Daily ANix XVII., No. 138.\ Ill:1. 1'lC1,; 10 VOL. XVII. o.18. UNION MINSTREL TROUPE WILL APPEAR TONIGHT Diress Rehearsal Last Night Proves That All1Is in Read- iness For the Big Show--- 500 Seats Still Unsold. Forxii 'ii xiii vxicsi n h '. iii ii clc xl ii and igi nal aunts, w -x i th a 1,1r xnOfiii ixixxix xx xyxxilxHir a11I W th s x lart c)ix ixi (of Ixx- ir al i i lcc whc ,i si iiiwil iipa ik ix i it i clt iir xThe'alci ...…
…The NMichigan.DaIl ANN NkW , I\NL t NO\ll\N MNI \N 1907- 'OL. XVII. Nat. f55. DI. A. C. BEATEN BY VARSITY, 3 TO O It-,a> Ovitz Outclasses "Bump' Jones in Box-Strikes Out Nine Men -Varsity Gets Eight Hits Off Detroit Pitcher. "Mlichia n as ali eat aeal tc n tlit>veariaThi- remarkii, h-attonall C. ta , tieditt heutu iii lit hll CLoe'aute is-r ifterk- he a- tr-itt an It la- uai 'alpn" nete ii> \m Jo g. a < d meafoIato alaof I la hts. netlin...…
…The Ic iCgan D aily VoL XVII. ANN 1 1it) N 151 hI ttANr.\Nt Iw:[NI+"1):11. Ni . 5,10)07. No. iSo. ATHLETES GIVEN VARSITY INSIGNIA Twenty-Two "fl's" Awarded in Baseball and Track---Baseball Captain Elected Tonight 11lii t bsbal an iht rac ing a ica ' m 5n5 ti- ti- enirtttiin sli CheterTaf t-ap ), eore A l leyii 1\limPterstm, i fn . fiddigi 55le, jon W )cs an atn \ lpicture I t ii it I iiiii taken It ies<it WillIII' heldn this fi-ming . at...…
…T-he Michigan1 Dai~ly trot.. XVIII. "\', ARBOR, MIICHMIGN, SATURDAY, OCTOI1RR S, 1907 No. tr. VARSITY OPPOSES' CASE IN OPENER Football Season will be Formally Ushered in With Annual Ap- pearance of Cleveland Eleven. of tie'sa'sont today- that ithith pleely as ' re cho cc 'let elieir il preareloritartd cnitet, bthopn fr sigtkitwetraker oppoitiontha utaual Crtipp)led the ailbsitetteeofive a pi~s rottelineup.ti 'iie aritye and all lhotpe of ait ...…
…The MNichigan Dail y A\NN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TURSDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1907. VOL. XVIII. NO. 37. NINE HUNDRED TO ENTER GYM CLASSES Increase in Freshman Host Ne- cessitates Addition Sessions- New Assistant Appointed. P'hysical exatmer.1Dr. Maty states that 8o sttents are aretty enrollel for gym work, and tiis ntumtber Will probably e iterast(i to g00 hefore te close of the term. tNute ros, changes are een nade atltse grm. IDespite teittreaseti f00...…
…TheM " NA\ \R~tl'd NlI('ill(; \'n ~ i s.c.+'llIX )( Nl1 0 8 VOL. XVIII. No. 58. REFORM MOVE IS t ELL UNDER WAY' Alleged "Rottenness" to be Elim- inated if Possible-Many Per- tinent Questions Are Put. WXith the proposal of an amendment to th - constitution of the Athletic ass- ciations, and expressions of opinions re- gardting the allegedt"rottenness" in the present ioliticatl situatiott, t- ight for refornmation of Athletic associnationt a...…
…The Michigan Daiy Vot. XV f ANN ARBGR, IfCHIGA, T URSDAY, MA C 5,t Qr9W, 'r14. - FRES LAWS lI PLACE IN FINALS Defeat Pharmics in Unexctinrg Game-Record Time Made in Varsity Relay Tryouts. In a one-sided game the fresh law basketball team defeated the pharmics 34 to 8, thus establishing their right to r play the junior engineers for the cham- pionship on: March 28. During the first half the game was fast, the pharmics guarding closely. The la...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL. XVIII. VARSITY MIEN WIN : FROM PREP STARS First-Year Athletes Score 53 1-2 Points to 27 -1-2 by Detroiteis -Cross Country Runs Begin. lTe frestman class attached another scalpt to its lbelt last iglt by defeating the Detroit Utiversity slool ithie last of tlte idroor meets. At no ttte was the score in faor of the slool boys atn tteir ttost vatttted atiletes provel of little tvail agaitst sle first-year men. Dawskins fa...…
…The Michigan Daily Vson.. XVIII. ANN ARBO(R, NfIfI{ IGHN, Tt ,SDAY, MAY 5 1908. No. 157.. RAItMAS IRS i. ind' (01(,took tbitf RAI M RSFI S a(I 0a- al. tEtttt~ltimaTROPHY CUP GOESJ~ on c'a1lisb alk n 'totd h m o-e 'le et a 'bo t one to asatrt. OF CLASS GAMES I 1'telao-so-c\'ltou ot 111oe;two- TO RADIUM DANCE litheffth__m tt aitedctl r footr____ Fresh Lits Win from Sophs in " olsadplee epl o County Fair Rleaps Large Profits met tttr. S itt...…
…Th.e ichigan ,DIly NNARBOR,-MIC HIGAN, TWTRSDAY, NO\E-MBER 5 , i190 VOL.- XIX. PENNSY TICKETS SELL WITH RUSH Six Thousand Sold Yesterday- Block M to be Displayed-Var- sity Downs Doughty Reserves. 'ticxkets fox the. Peix 11SO arxia gamoe ven wx xih ax rush afxxx the (1ors of 11il athticx assciatio ofic opened atxxxci 8 xa. m.iyesterday morig. B xighxx sic (0 thosan of the best scatsi hadx been beenx al xiressionx lthat it xxcxouldi lbx im- p...…
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…The Michign Daily M\\1Cti1t1CAiNIii \ ,~lD R CD il)(X)r' Vot.. AA.. . .......... . .......... .. "NOT THIS YEAR" BUT NEXT--MAYBE Prof. Patterson Intimates That Michigan May Formally Re- enter Western Conference. n~m ad ukcd or 1prmisiontoiienter team inthis5yer', iCnferece ime t, Prf.G srg \\ Pa sttissntof lihe Nl- 1g the ic oai llii Con troililIst ight pracicaly ad itte th t ielationiifl S i miii'i ti more siindimttre fsfsuuly tand that i...…
…e ichigan Daily %71 VI M. A, C. RELIES ON BUSCH FOR VICTORY Farmers' Batting Hlas Improved; Close Contest Promised This Afternoon; Barr to Pitch Farh IIIth 's i \l I_ C it i t 1 A\\N A I3( JRf, MICffIQAN, \VEID\ ISDAY. M, NAY. , i909. Ale 5itt Batt it v eta il(is ti1ciit Sit tt1 SENIOR SWIN GOUT tte a e nthed it het.U 5 econdi ttsno totUlt. letnI tbakai ENCIRCLES CAMPUS atint roipoUrttilt III se5tt 115 this tutult hat treinoohrSittiulit wh...…
…* he Michi _ ______y VOL. XIX. ANN ARDOR, MICHIGAN, SAI A'P C I ii k iN , iKx. No. 179. DOWNPOUR STOPS NOTRE DAME GAME Hososier Contest is Prevented a Second Time by Wet Weather; Last (lame of Year Today. Antl the Fates still pursted her. or te secoitd'time, the game etweet Mi ingari and Nore IDane had to he caleil off. 'Tie drenching downpour, wihiclt ceased hlts a short timts: eore the thme for Fridays game, floodesi the grunsind, dsitie th...…
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…The ihiga \NN 'SllOK SMICHIG AN, FIDAY.i n\ O' I 'SBER ;ussc \. Of. XX. NO LET UP IN AST ORi STUDNTS UST HOLD STAG MASS MEETING RR RRIRALTlH I RR No Women Allowed in University HONORARY SOCIETY TWO NEW COURSES ELECTS MEMBERS,1 IN CURRICULUM 113.% 113.1PLl/ I itlult I Yost Keeps Men Hustling in Senate Committee Recommends Preparation for Saturday's Rules for Prevention of Infec- Game. tious Diseases. 'Michignot %sill ntave' ''tit opos i...…
…The Mkichiga n Daily ,.\N 'ARI OR, MICHIGAN, N : U?'}'I \ l 1Yi 'I )1(1II IIf tx o. i V'ot,. XX. +J. y"t. MAY SCHEDULE A CONFERENCE TEAM Chicago, Wisconsin and Dart- mouth Possibilities - Under- graduate Sympathy in West. Chlicagno, \\'isclsiilor Dtmou1'li~thilarle foothall possiI ~tie' foe 10 5season.l Neilher college has vet b ell atprocedi for a game,'.but ther' ia gr eat chaster that somthIing oIthis snatur ill('eh le (luite ini the e...…
…Theh Mich Vol- XX. ASST. DEAN BUTTS ANSWERS MILLER Refutes Statements That Mis- take Had Been Made in the Charges by the Board. The dliscovr th3a111 J'o hiller, end( attd quarteirback 011 theo t9tl 1(oo3b)al1 eleven 01111 captatin-leclt o1 ttte lo10 teaml, had played thlroug"h the -season without he- in1g earolled in casses 1in t1e Uniersity; charges, as3 yet ttttpi 0 ll that Andlrea "'Bill" Smiit wilter Io01 tito satte team, %%as1 ineligil b...…
…\i~t XX.'\NN ARB7OR, \IICHIGAN, ft 7 ff) 7 7 i Vol'. XX. KRAENZLEIN WILL DIRECTATHLETI' Former Pennsylvania Track S Will Fill Position Vacated Fitzpatrick. fit-. . 7'. f-.t-einti rco atheticsan oah f te t ta lercerobr \acn\ odro hutrfesoand theo adito itt - gct stanro ~oia tetic .Michitgani heflaceit to i lacinta i resitio n fetiat tiekl tor of \ ti'tt iii ttiti t sametimefi Drt. K a1 zei. il oal , , hi t at the beii ngtii of i the scotol e...…
…The Mkic higa~n Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 5, i9gi-o. VOL. XX. No. 1 32 PLATYS LAID FOR OPERAI BANQUO'S GHOST WILL WALK THIS EVENING. Union Committee Appointed to Re. ceive Manuscripts. Last Saturday at a meeting of the board of directors of the Michigan Union the first steps towards next year's opera were taken. A committee con- sisting 'of Professor Scott, Earle G. Killeen, Hollis Baker and Roy Welch together with Preside...…
…%N3313ARBOR, MICHIGAN,. 111UR313 33, NM33Y3, (o NO. 148. VOT.. XX. WOLVERINES TOY WITH COLLEGIANS'! YMen of Rickey Apply Whi'ewash Brush and Cross Plate Ten Timesj VERHEYN PITCHES FINE GAME ' 1111 scull jl J. Cali~el 1 Pc i dl1 z: . . . NI' er .. . .4v .4 T O (? l O (> I Cl c) f f U O I O f I C) 1 0 13 0 i 0 0 0 0 1 1 2 U (Y C1 l O O C) , OFFICIALS PRAISE jlc , WESTERN ALUIVNI' VT lltc 3t, 1 11.3 (11, oil ts:5 tt'1 1 t . ?;t 1 ...…
…The Michigan Dily VOT'. XX. ,NN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAE', JUNE 5. (51. No. 174. VARSITY NINE CAPTURES AN OVERTIME STRUGGLE 1910 Baseball Season Ends in Victory When Notre Dame Loses 3 to 2 After Eighteen Hard Fought Innings S ITH EPS THE HOOSIERS 'T BAY F I i 1 1 I I i i 1t1o1k thei \Volsveines eighteenin - nline l to em ostate1 their biasehall sui- periotrity tiecr Noire Lamie Siaturday of- 1eno but licen lie v1ctory id come it wais...…
…The Mi.chigan Daily ANN AR1DOR, \llCIlllEXNXVI DNRSDAY, OCTOBEIR -, 1e10 .Vol. NXl. AMBULANCE CALLED FOR FIRST MISHAP Herrington, Promising Candi- date for Half, Injures Ankle on Ferry Field GOOD INDIVIDUAL WORK SHOWN The 511inhllilili' imade its1appearantcee on Fern11 hel I' ft11111 l afternonan 1e1111 boe a Iex''rrii l~111 X itx g it ii 5( ply ,lfit ilal xin tie X/se't t i w et 111 tie. Ili a ec151teivediltthet kik- 11c wassgie)i) tiele la...…
…The MichiganDal Vol. XXI. MICHIGAN BREDS PRTURKS LIFA EU WITH NOTRE DAME ioixk vii of ihe engioeeriog xlvii Cancellation of Today's Game speak toiooght at Newbxerry Probably Ends Relations eroxticot officials and prom With Catholics Tuxrkey duirinxgthe paxtos ite aod proiblemsi of t' Svral xinteretsinog WL ETRSRE engvn talks VARITYWIL MET RSERESbeen byvi h Prof. Alley sohiecits. The lectore xv ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER ;, pro. ...…
…iTh'e Michiga'__t .s ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TIll RSiAY, JANUARY a, z1911 Vol. xxi. VARSITY MAY MEET >f Y 7 I V9RIO~ TOQIJSCAMPUS MUSICANS iNVk.sUT II 5 tie 111R VARSI 1Y T111 S SEE CRIS 1 1 H1(1 1(1111101011 CO1RNELL IN TRACK ,It the'Stu1ent1o11 1.0is1to1h1111ts. SE11 CRIIS AHIiEAD PesdetLmiortiioS Agl ot Pesi find th 11(1 11emse0les ti )ll against it illi the__-gat111ri111 of M ci gan1'11 a lm 1n1i lCtr Director Bartelme Admits That toues fro...…
…hat XXI. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SIX IIAY AIAlRCI l ii - l( xxt. N4) 6 Y ALRINGS ROLL UP I _S01 iLltiitA AOS bA O IIIIIII- BIGSCORE IN MEET;j Si~itta1 'U N iV OS c~ i u c ,. '. 1 ' cclcli ti a -i i a l n .t o n ili) , w c a Frsh en Tiu ph i A nu iinir ar- ic- Soi 1phomore Engineers Propose: e cilic ~t iiii t}tkestner se ior Pclas The jior aoi di- That Quicker Students \ as h ire h r-c pi c-t of tie . At. C. Underclass Dual By Score huitea la...…
…Vol. XXI. ANN ARBOR, MICHt IGANi s' k\171 'Y Pll p . XN'o. 132.' _" REPUBLIANS REB-EILEC'I INTER-SCHOLASTIC RTWO UNIVERSITY REGENT, S. IVIET JEOPARDIZED rBniii i lnht fGadRp - - - were elcl td to succeedcitlhemiselvs asci Schoolmasters Club Passed ,,uembeirs of th university board ofre w e tso ie enlia ticket last NlI- Motion That May Affect 'y Local Event SENIOR fuo~,,S ossTc~ei,,C' fOXK" _____ The senior ecgineers cwilliv thi WORRY CAUSF...…
…Vo.XLANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, IRItiltit, MAY o, 191 Vol. XXI. __ BUCKEYE INVASION 'N IRSUEP COMMENCES TODAY IFoi the thrd (tie the 1912 Jun1111r Gi1110 1ay...-tattp11113Mltoleveor itt ----tan e--willSe ireenteinI S ih C- Varsity Will Encounter Case VthllI n t (11 ctok hs f This Afternoon And . S. U. to he etst will be prectily the sm ainteother two performantees. Ltcle On Saturday OStw stt BItoo-PeepaittiJosephtieDai 1as 15ete Pipte ttil car...…
…5 7 .a 7 THE WOLVER INE Vol IL. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATU'RDAYT, AUGUST ;,igii. NoI.6. (icIIP CN h k's~h PCILilSTS ISS E B LEITINT F l ISIY NVP~.IN NIMllitftTAB TEACHING COURSES Libtorian, Keic has acpe h ni -actionto xdieliveri'the opeig a- dles in the "Miod(rnm tirare i oxe- First Separate Pamphlet of ,extat the joit meetig to ibe held atCedr P ot, Ohi, Spt. 2-. Classes in Education is [rofeso eles' sell gve a address Printed o th "Ple...…
…he Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1911. UNIVERSITY STILL INCREASING. Figures to Date Show Approximate Total of 4692. Figures given out at the close of registration yesterday denoted a heal- thy growth in practically every de- partment. Exact gains of 150 in the literary, 43 in the engineering, and 15 in the law departments were noted, while approximations indicate propor- tionally good advances in the other depart...…
…Band ie Michigan Daily A Reliable Directory of Reliable Business I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1911. No. T RN MEN* * * * * * * * * * * *EWHAT THE COACHES SAI * AY VARSITY ' * * * COEO I E * Cummings:-"Yes, I'm satis- * t TO TIE SCOR * fe. I agree with the officials- * * it iwas a nice, clean game." * * . '"I think Michigan displayed *I * the finest spirit I've seen on a * cre Playing of Michigan * college field, today, whe...…
…1 chigan Dai ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1911. BIG -SEAT SALE BEGINS PRACTICE NEXT WEEK. MAROONS FAVOR MICHIGAN 'or Slips at Union Yes. neral Sale Dec. 11. Rifle Club Secures Target Range And New Equipment. Regular practice of the Rifle Club will begin the latter part of next week. The club has again secured the target range at McMillan hall, upon which im- portant improvements are now being 'r _ . ecember no sig-. mer...…
… C Michigan A Reliable Direcl Reliable Bi ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JANUARY 5, 1912. i TOWARDS AMOND JUBILEE enting Regents, y and Union ut Today. NOYER TO ASSIST ON "TUTTE.a(1 OVER 00 SECURE POSITIONS. ingineering Profess.or, One of Twenty App0ointment Committee Places More Experts, Chosen for Work. Applicants Than Ever Before. Professor J. A. Moyer of the engl- During the past calendar year, the neering department has been selected...…
…I chigan Da of I. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MARCH 5, 1912. THE SECRET CHAMBERS By Adgar Ellan Doe. the U. S. .1 MONTH onference of Teachers rs During the Last Veek in March HUNDRED EXPECTED. oolmasters Club will holhi al meeting here from March 3 30th inclusive. The pro- now arranged, consists of al meetings in University irsday and Friday mornings inferences held in different iildings. The meeting on will deal with the general ...…
….6 AN, SUND, MAY 5, 1912. ,_. . COURNGE OF HiS CONVICTIONS IMBUES SUMMER'S HARBINGER 'Twas ever thus. Since the estab- lishment of traditions at the universi- ty we have become accustomed to see them ruthlessly trampled upon by un- feeling studes. But the last, or rather the first straw came yesterday when Don Quixote of Washtenaw bravely strode through the peaceful waste of State street, disporting upon his cra- nium the first "hay lid" ...…
…Michigan Dal ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JUNE 5, 1912. FACULTY SUPPORTS F .. CITY MAKES PLANS FOR JUBILEE WEEK order, ghon- from of the kes on MUSICAL RECITAL Pre'o. Hutchins and Prof. Howland Ex- iress Satisfaction Over Corn- bined Recital. Committees Appointed by Board Commerce to Assist in the Celebration. of SHORT STORIES TO FEATURE]P "The Painted Wi appear Thursday. are promised, inch drawn by W. C. Tit es," a story of the o...…
…ie Subscribe Now Fq Michigan Daily I AILED TO AN) ADDRESS $3.00 No. 4. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBDR 5, 1912. 4 PRICE FIl ,:I1 CKEYE AME IKELY TO ''BE HARD FIGHT G LINEUP . GIVEN OUT BY T COMES AS A SURPRISE AS H TACKLES SELECTED 'NSFORD AND COLE ARE Y MEN. THE WEATHER MAN Forecast for Ann Arbor:-Saturday unsettled and warmer moderate south- westerly winds. University Observatory:-Friday, 7 p. m.;temperature 58; maximum ...…
…] The Michigan Daily I AILED TO AN! ADDRESS $3.00 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 5, 1912. PRICE FIV .AN GOES, TOMORROW I OR PENN GAME lars Given Rest in Successful Scrimmage With Scrubs Yesterday; Subs Doing Well. G A ND BOYLE ARE NOT LOWED TO WORK AT SIGNALS ts Show Quakers Have a Strong Backfield, But Line Looks Like Paper. h but three days of practice left the Penn game, Yost gave the a hard scrimmage last night. t was th...…
…00I $2.50 he M Daily Local $2.00 flail $2.50 I Wi ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1912. g PRICE FIVE CENTS b, r -r . , _.. ! , I THE 13WEATHIER MAN MICHIGAN'S TROUBLE WITH lADE FOR ECONTEST That This Number Will eased by Several -s Which Have en Delayed. 1) BROTHER OF R WINNER ENTERED iary Contests Will on Mednesdmy, Dec. 11. Be !r Forecast for Ann Arbor-*Thursday, cloudy and unsettled; no marked change in te...…
…$2.04 he Michisman Daily I LOCAL $1.50 MAIL $(.00) 106. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, W, lDNESDAY, MARCH 5, 1913. PRICE FIVE ............ i- 1L THE' WEATHER MAN I FOUR TEAMS WILL COMPETE IN MEET IRE ISTS ANNOUNCE PLANS FOR SPRING TRIP Mechanical Engineers Wil Go East on Annual Inspection Trip.e I Forecast for Ann Arbor-We dnes- day, fair. jUniversity Observatory-Tuesday, 7:00 p. m., temperature 15.2; max- mum temperature 24 hours ...…
….0 LOCAL $1.50 MAIL $"x.00 The Michigan Daily ILOCAL $1.50 MAIL $2.00I II, No. 133. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 5, 1913. PRICE FIVE CENTS ____.. t Y HOPES I I I THE WEATHER MAN I THOUSANDS TRY TO TRAVEL FEW FIND FATE FAVORABLE .........._ t WILL OBTAIN NO VACATION "Sieve" Farrell to Keep Iis Proteges dI<l<>;ii g All Week in an Effort t oifa lv(inniiig Qi uairtets AtPenn. PROSPECTS ARE PiV T FOR IEVAINING LOST LAURE...…
…THE WEATHER MAN orecast For Ann Arbor: Thursday andl Friday-Fair. T 1Th3a Daily ONLY MORNING PAPER I ANN ARBOR - Vol. XXIII, No. 178. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TI URSDAY, JUNE 5, 1913. PRICE FIVE - U OLD BOYS' TO CROSS BATS WITH VARSITY Stars of Former Days Will Return Attempt to Wrest Laurels From Heads of Present Team., and MAY SEND SISLER IN FOR BENEFIT OF OLD PERFORMERS. Lineup of Varsity to be Nearly As in Former Games. SameI ...…
…AT YOUR DOOR THREE* THE ONLY OFFICIAL EVENINGS A WEEK, 75c SUMMER PUBLICATION Vol IV. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN TUESDAY, AUGUST 5, 1913. No. 18 LA S STILL LEAD p ' IXGL yaSI. IN PENNANT RACE, Biing with terotwoee of the Mledics Anc Crushed by Ba~rristersin Its wcho wereentesred its the state' C'ole Contesl, Featured by golf tournamnt at Sagintaw last week pitching. - hare returned to Ainn Arbor wills msany tales of holes msado under ('ONF1}NII O...…
…F UJCCESS. I e Michigan Daily ALUMNI=INTEREST EVERYTIHING TO lM _i .XXIV, No. 6. a. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1913. PRICE FIVE C I I ST HUSKIES IHIP CASE IN, OPENING GAME eedy Michigan Machine Piles Overwhelming Score Over Lucklers' Brown and White. ."p football this period. Michigan'e work was pleasing. Dur- ing the first half, the play moved with a snap and vim, and despite a few fumbles, not at all costly, th...…
…I IA' 1,11, 11,1l) IT. he Mmewichi Ct-H Daily VOTE YOUR COV2ICTI TODAY. THEY WILL CO _..I ' 1 Vol. XXIV, No. 32. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, \VLDN)SDA1, NO1M3 , 193. PRICE F _ - - t ,. CORNELL'S GAME MUSSED UP BY, VARSITY TEAM Torwf rtetiatri Couinled on to Add (Greaat Str eig'tIi to Wo1Verine's Open Style of Attack. St'RI 3S USE ITIIACAN PL AYS A(\AINST FIRST SQU'A D EN Pee ii ihir Syraense Defensc E maibled Old Army Guame to lain L...…
…'VI:, cn 1 64 gan Jai y BOOST * I ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1913. PRICE FIVE C J F RAAIZO)M TOFSE ATTACK OF FORMER STU1)ENT Resolution Censuring Offender Will IO Be Ptiblished in Celery {City. DDAY efinite action concerning the at- tack made upon the university by Wallace B. Blood, formerly of the '15 f His lit class, in The Kalamazoo Advocate, 'ri dge recently, was taken by the Kalamazoo club at its meeting held l...…
…I ich igan Az . M A No. 107. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MARCH .5, 1914. t N RECORD WS' TALLY ARING 1,000 urns From Life Membership ss Represent Figures n Last Lap of Campaign EVENTS FOR TODAY TO RACE CORNELL IN 2-MILE RELAY Michigan Will Send Strong Quartette to Pittsburg Meet, Says Farrell SOPH LITS SHOW FAST TEAM WORK REGISTRARS" 1915 CONVENTION MAY BR E TLP I_.ANNARBOR fillitationa of Dr. A. C. Hall Is Warmly Recelved at ...…
…I 1 ichi 11 D r y T ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1914. PRICE FIVEU f NAMED SIGMA, XI; SIS WOMAN n nal Honorary Scientific Society Elects Smiallest Number In_ Years; Alumnus Is Chosen ER ARE PICKED 'ERGRADUATE BODY EVENTS FOR TODAY Mathematics club dinner, Michigan Un- ion, 6:00 o'clock. Pennsylvania club smoker, Michigan Union, 7:15 o'clock. Try-outs for freshmen relay obstacle race, fair grounds, 3:00 o'clock. EVENTS OF...…
…'an Vl I T %041 ~ ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 5, 1914. t I I I EVENTS FOR TODAY Michigan-Notre Dame baseball game, Ferry field, 4:05 o'clock. Michiganensian dinner, Michigan Un-, ion, 6:00 o'clock. Soph lit dance, Granger's 9:00 o'clock. NOTRE DAME RAPS SDODGE HARD; WINS "Y" WILL SEND 45 TO LAKE GENEVA Professor Hamilton and Dr. Cummings to Accompany Convention Delegation Demon Catholic Batters Garner Hits Off Two Aggie Moi...…
