…HieMichigan Daily hN Xlilitti-i iMICH'lIA N, ~11. iftIA 1', 15hTOBIfif b, 5151). No. 2. Vol'. X X. Veterans Wat nes Strong Rese sTthdee t'ns ties'up' halfseetndtrit eamtdgiingtheistspo up a anll ifigh ill coidd al n troasy itest aiful terfs e, citlrse showed and thtnsfale It prsmett paitg.only sr las or tochededw aswecre snte third tendtt hew t aftervinthe kik-p na ltirigr m sitirraie appitted a(Itle reser irtyeard 's Ten Ai lnth g lsasl be...…
…The Micghigan Daily Vol,.. XIX. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN,- TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1908. No. 7. . . . ........ .. - - -_ i BIBS RETURNS AND DONS MOLESKINS Arrival of i Escanaban Brings Joy Into Varsity Camp-Cross Country Runs Begin. The arrival of Big Bill Embs on the scene of action yesterday varied the ' monotony which has characterized te sork of the varsity football team, te A,,big star's return being the signal for unlimited rejoicing both...…
…TheNichigan Daily V \ ARBOR.1[CHIGA\ SUNDAY, OCTOBE7R 6. 1907. No. 12. Vol- XVIII. CASE HOLDS VARSITY TO RAGGED VICTORY Michigan Wins First (Game by Low Score of 9 to O- Visitors Put Up Stubborn Defense-=Fumbling by the Varsity Prevents Larger Score. Hed oits orels iaeainaath'lust half of thea son's fi rt gamal, CaptainflMa amffia Afaglif-less arair came ack in thconcdaaalhalf lng celough asor twce-nc ol a goal frmn placmentll a1n11fl1'ohe...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol'. XVJT. SOPHOMORES VICTORIOUS IN THE FRESH-SOPH RUSH Annual Underclass Rush Proves Most Successful of Any Held in Many Years. For tle third aar rnntinitg the spia Il, I,, h t tti ed p~cI iitie 'tttt rITsh. This ioneCtwas alhort ut cct ttg conatetst lstngaaonly. six mmt Tlie' fresltsaents fougt (i sisratri, bt tsce cotdd ta's a ts elf by ' th ,saissquala tstttanrors that a aMali uc ofl tite tatatmei tteri abe t cimbst...…
…The Michigan Daily MEN WORKE HARI). Varsity Squad Thro' Severe Train ing Stunts-No Scrimmage Yesterday. Althought Coach Yost (diinot gis e h laueo cimg lst right. it was plainly evident fron tetworkout goven tetsq-iuadthat Is didi not expect the mitstakes made il t irs thItlf of the Klamaztoo gametcto brpae oorwi h az g i. Ce. acling the (lttttpy signal prc ie sitli pacise-thtanl in g pnswral« h rgaadk,;afterduts the iseiswere llowtied1 t unt...…
…The Michigan aily VOL. XV. ANN ARBOR, MIH., THURSDAY, OCTOBER i, 1904. No. 9 FORTY-I uIiT POINTS. C[NSUJS 03 VOTERS. CAMYPUS POLITICS Varsity With Many Substitutes Rolls Pate; Cmie4fot-Ifrato 0t Candidates Solicit Votes For UpSgSor-amndMks Will Be Used By National Class Offices-Glad Hand UBiTorFeHamods aksGommittees. In Evidene. - Al the suggest iou of the 1101ioal Forty-elghr was the total which the ttepubllicn sd tDemocrtiec. omtit At least ...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL.. XIV. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, OCTOBER 6, 1903. No. 7 [OOTBAL[ OUTLOOK. PR[S. ANELU'S ADDRSS. A SRIUfr fMAJOR APPOINT[D. LE[CTUJRE FOR LAWS. Championship Already Seems to Lie "Character Building" Chosen as Top U. of M. Band will have a Drum Ma- Sir Frederick Pollock n "The Expan- Between Michigan, Minnesota and ic of Advice to Freshmen and jor-Band will play at Albin and sion of the Common Law." Chicago. Game with...…
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