…DAILYI WORKING he Michigan Daily SUBSCRIBE NOW ,: ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MARCH 7, 1915. PRICE FIVE . .. r - K ULL UNITS ITURENEW'T' rate Organizations In Various Schools Ileges T WILL HAVE ALL ACTIVITIES of Five 100 I Bear rtmental Y. M. C. A.'s the features of the plans which the uni- A. expects to put into e close of the coming he scheme, as outlined e of the "Y" cabinet, separate organization ollege, the Law School, hoo...…
…1 Michigan Daily Sul NOW $2.00 -j 72. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, JANUARY 7, 1915. PRICE FIVE CEN' i TEAM START .-_ - _ _ i Sets February 14 as r Opening of r Practice OP AND PROBLEM F ER RA Hurlers With All-Fresh Promise Strong ching Staff -en, Varsity baseball, Ann Arbor yesterday announce that indoor ce would start Febru- tely after the semester TODAY Women's Vocational conference, Sarah Caswell Angell hall, 4:05 o'cloc...…
…e Na ich igan Daily 024 -j ------------ ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1914. PRICE FIVE r DI --F TODAYr Dedication of new stadium, Ferry field, 1:30 o'clock. Football, Michigan vs. Pennsylvania, Ferry field, 2:00 o'clock. Boat club dance, Michigan Union, 9:00 o'clock. Soccer football, Michigan vs. Ypsilanti Normal, Ferry field 10:30 o'clock. Chess and Checker club,.Michigan Un- VESTIGE OF BRI( HOLDS SWA Ann Arbor d...…
…I ich gan Dal IT' NOW e1 T Of r r ;, - ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1914. PRICK FIVU r r fv ha h TODAY 1, Mt. Union at Ferry Field, o'clock. man-to-man canvass smoker, 1, 6:45 o'clock. a sex hygiene lecture for first men, medical amphitheater, TOMORROW I club tryouts, Cercle Francais 4:00 o'clock. club smoker, Union, 7:30 y club meeting after Cabinet fUL I J a FIL[LED o f IA m~i ..mi s ~r.. Regute rrefe To Be...…
…AT YOUR DOOR THREE THE ONLY OFFICIAL EVENINGS A WEEK, 75c SUMMER PUBLICATION Vol. V. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, JULY 7, 1914. No. 5 STUDENTS START BASEBALL LEAGUE George Sisler Chosen General Manager of New Organization; First Game Tuesday ANNOUNCE CALL FOR TRYOUt'S NOTICE! * All students enrolled in the summer session, who desire to * * to try out for teams in the sum- * * mer league, report to the man- agers of their department teams * ...…
…JUNE 7, 1914. 1 FARRELL BEGINS PLANS FOR ,A, RECEIVES ECK FOR $1000 SIMITOUS PROMISE] Regents' From Development of Four Mile Relay Team For Penn Games Is the Most Important Item FEW STARS FOR EASTERN MEET Although his field leader for next year has not yet been chosen, Trainer. Farrell, of the Wolverine track team, has already begun laying his plans for the coming season, the most import- ant item in the campaign being the de- velopmen...…
…The Michigan Daily Vol. XXIV, No. 153. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1914. PRICS FIVE OR FRESH DEFEAT TEAM ON EVE OF BIG GAMES Yearlings 'Shut Out Varsity Yesterday In Final Practice Before Two Tilts With Syracuse This Week FLYNN LETS DOWN VETERANS WITH BUT ONE SOLID KNOCK Last Year Michigan Won Tirree Out of Four Clashes With the Methodists If Syracuse plays as good ball today as the Michigan All-Fresh put up yes- terday aft...…
…1 1C 11igan 1 r Vb. 109. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MARCH 7, 1914 PRIC I I IRIENCED ETES MIX DUD" MEET, EVENTS FOR TODAY Hamilton contest, University Hall au- ditorium, 8:00 o'clock.; "Daub" track meet, Waterman gym, preliminaries 2:30 o'clock; finals 7:30 o'clock. "Tea Dansant" under auspices of Day' Nursery, Granger's, 3:00 o'clock. Weekly membership dance, Michigan 'Union, 9:00 o'clock. Student's Christian Association so- cial,...…
…11 .4 I, ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 7, 1914. PRICE FIV: PRIE..I - - President-Emeritus Jams B. Angell DR. JAMES B. ANGELL PASSES HIS EIGHTY-FIFTH YEAR I 1 . -fti 111 Iverlln'nt 1n .thcm, was iishcredl Lder of democracy ~eU was born in tary 7, 1829. pent in the atmos- . His preparatory, iined at Smnithville Uni 'ersity Gram- .d .c . He gradu- niverAty at the age e Phi Beta Kappj iegree with highes. O college wa; A...…
…1 1L nigan 10 r r ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, DECEM BER 7, 1913. PRICE FI 'I, ENRY HURWITZ TO ADDRESS MENORA R MEETING TONIGHT. Makes The Michigan Menorah society will hold an important public meeting this evening at 8:00 o'clock in Newberry hall. Henry Hurwitz, of Harvard University, president of the Intercol- legiate Menorah Association,will speak on "The Nature and Purpose of the Menorah Movement in American Col- leges and...…
…Ot MIAKIN(11,001)USE 11' HEALTH SERTICE1 'he Michigan Iaily./ BY ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1913. PRICE FIVE Vol. XXIV, No. 34. _ _ _.______. _._ t SCRUBS FOOL VA RSITY WITH CORNELL PLAYS .y Use of Ifltaaean 'Iacics Reserie% 4Seore TuTcidown on Regulars in Scrimmage Yesterday Afternoo.. . IIMIE CRAIG TALLIES IN S^NNSATIONAL 75-YARI RUN FirAl l iven Gans Another Counter From i5-Yard Seamper by Galt. Using Cornell forwa...…
…1e II Mich 44 an )ail T I LOOK OUT! E lr 9 PRICE FIVE CM ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1913. 1 XXTV. No. 7. " ,. . . 4.{. 4 Sk *: * * * * * * VARSITY RESTS; SECOND TEAM: . BEATS SCRUBS Cochran Does Paterson Stunt, Making Only Score of Short Gamne, While the Regulars Tease "Gertrude." BENTON RETURNS TO FULL; MEAD REAPPE ARS ON FIELD * Facts Concerning Infirmary. 1. Temporary offices for men- 723. Church street, D...…
…AT YOUR DOOR THREE 17"THE ONLY OFFICIAL EVENINGS A WEEK, 75c J ' SUMMER PUBLICATION Vol IV. ANN AfliMIChItGANy I tot X AI.GR 17 7, 191 . No. 191 TEACHERS HUMBLE WILL REPRESENTCA USTSEST NEAI: =' Team R Ieersited from Camipus League :Meets 1Defeat at H~ads of Visitors 6-5. (oist-opolitatsstosVAll m Professor Frook (0101 logical c1(; artmleai, 9'. . '.14, 000Th 001 000ws edtl(c~ In a cosoe arnd exciting game, tho verin P1re(t P. IFoolk{,...…
…THE WEATHER MAN EXAMS WE SHO ULI) WORRY! The' hl a ' : F - i , y s . ; , TLAST EDITION. No. 180. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, JUNE 7, 1913, PRICE FIVE ( w --- ]KEY IS BACK OR TILT WITH STARS'OF OLD MUTUAL JOV 1' 1' r MC>REI ' f ' 43 -114 9T F P) Coach Surprises Team by Suddenly JIetur'ig for Last Gaime of Season and Will Be on Bench Today. BARIBEA U TO IL1L A AINST CAMPBELL, '11, AND ITLEY,' 04 Regular Season Ends Today, B...…
… MORNING PAPER IN ' t ' - ' f y,, _ r ' " Ja. : . Ia Daily READ DAILY BY 5,000 STUDENTS. ANN ARBOR ._ 1. XXII, No. 153. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 7, 1913. PRICE FIVE TY COBB SEES VARSITY- CLEAN' UP EASTERNERS! Emulated by Georgian Spectator Local Sluggers humble Old Patriots 'With 0 to 2 Score. REGISTER MANY LONG RANGE HITS AGAINST W. AND J. TEAM Visitors Loomed up Strong in Early Innings; Remainder of Game Unexciting. I...…
…The Michigan Daily I MAIL $2.00 I, No. 108. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MARCH 7, 1913. PRICID FIVE PRICE FIVE s BADLY I THE WEATHER MAN 'LED FOR' RSITY MEET nt Ones, Specialists pective Events, Are ible For Contest norrow Night. in TANDING OF MATERIAL IS GO Battle For First Place Will Between Junior and Senior Classes. OD Be Forecast for Ann Arbor-Friday, un- settled, probably light snow; colder, zero. University Observ...…
…Local $2.00_ Mail $2.5+0I The Micl~gn Daily Local $2.00 flail $2.50 Vol. XXIII, No. 58. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER7 1912. PRICEFIVE CEN : I1 CONTROL PLANS IN CONFERENCE DIFFER WIDELY Investigations at Five Schools That Athletic Boards in "Big Nine" Are Not Uniform. Show FOUR HAVE STUDENTS ON ATHLETIC CONTROL BOARDS THE WEATHER MAN Forecast for Ann Arbor-Saturday, fair withv temperature decreasing to about 20; snow flu...…
…AT YOUR The Michigan Daily MlAILI No. 32. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1912. ., LEAVES R' ANNUAL PENNS Y AME 'higan Varsity Will Face Pennsyl. vania Without Having Had Scrimmage Since South Dakota Game. ON RIP WITH FIRST T1EAM. t of Scrubs Who Will Go to Phil- adelphia Will Be Annonmeed Tomorrow. Jhen the Michigan Varsity football n left last evening on its annual tern invasion, it was without the efit of a final workou...…
…I DAY, JUNE 7, 1912. NEW TRAINER WILL COME HANDICAPPED 3 NEW RULES tution Allows Students Departments. to Con- e for Contests, "Steve" Farrell, Formerly of 0. S. U., Who is Unknown Isere, Will La- bor Under Difficulties., ui T: tic GEOLOGY STUDE VISIT TO Professor W. H. logy will take its rday, a trip to th Trenton, Mich., for erving the remarb he surface of the Is located there. hought possible to ions secured for ti * I PROGRAM Is ENL...…
…I olding Vt: ingle an Varsity to e sa er from the er kept the regul his teamniates eler n all sta ne was Dle e set. If a later d in anyc ng-out we ade on the p to secure any hed in great s tattered hits a safe until me ntinued on page 4.) 1he uffrage Leagu suffrage enthu n the lecture c sts, il Urs. Be We lten- the T was e of A rawn from the race, owing to the that he has a position for next and will not return to college. ...…
… I ANN I N, T Q ET RELAY MEN LEAVE R&DAY, AE LAWS TO H '7, 1912. ROP GAME JUNIOR LITSe9nor1Li - and order I .j TONIGHT Gamble, Haff, Craig and Reck W i< Compete With Cornell and Penn Men Saturday. In First Semlaiiin"; q,,Bk1tbvi an in- ch 19, same RRAENZLEIN TO REMANiI.LU It~~X~FOR WIN The Michigan one mile day tvam that is to meet Cornell and Penn at Pittsburg next Saturday will leave for the smoky city tonight. The team will ...…
…1 ,-ga ally I ANN.ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, JANUARY .-, 1912., Emeritus Celebrates 83rd Erthday VALUABLE BOOKS GIVEN TO THE ENGINEERING LIBRARY. John D. Hubbard, '87 E, has pre- sented the Engineering Library with three books on "Warming and Ventila- tion." One volume was written in 1836 by Thomas Tredgold, and the other two were written by Walter Berman, in 1845. Both men were English en- gineers. "The interesting point these fine old bo...…
…tend the Band t4 ich igan Daily IA Rkeliable Directory of Reliable Business ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 7, 1911. No. - - ES MADE OST KEEPS UPA SECRET Not Look the Same Faces Cornell On ; Squad Works at * * * * * * * * * Directions for Sending the Ban to Cornell. * 1. Bring your money to class with you. 2. If the man vith the sub- scription list doesn't get to you look him up. 3. Class presidents, should see that the su...…
…T he Michigan Daily ,,__ ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1911. a SLA, ER, STAR CASE HALF, MAY NOT BE IN THE GAME. MANY NATIONALITIES MEETING OF CROSS COUNTRY GRACE UNION CLUBHOUSE. CANDIDATES CALLED MONDAY. CLEVELAND, 0., Oct. 6.-Slater, star left half of the Case team may not play against Michigan Saturday. Slater has his peace to make with 0 the faculty at the scientific school and it is possible that he will not be in th...…
…Lj The ichigan Daily Read ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1911. 't _, iGame i Ferry yards. After getting the ball to Case's 2 yard line, only to be held, Michigan worked back for a touchdown in straight downs from the Case 30 yard line, a forward pass, Craig to Wells, aiding in the count with a 20 yard gain. ' Conklin goaled for a total of 12 points- to close the half. A fumbled punt in the third quarter gave Case the ball on...…
…TheMic iga9__ ANN ARBOR, -MICiHIGAN, . 1KINl Si) XJU NI 7- i I Vol. XXL. N.o 177. ABSENCE OF STARSI LOWERS AVERAGES Batting Totals Show Not a Regular Above .300 Mark Though learn Hit at,246 RECORD TN FIELDING IS LOW Theplayiixxii ing vergsof the Mi'ci- ga-ai i-ebl~lItxiai, just compild, lhoiw ax ixiitibir of surprises. Not ax regular' placeilihitaoete xiv.00mark, while despixeis fliiact the team a. a wil achieved thex.'faily goxd ecorl of ...…
…,The MichIga al ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN SCiNi)AY, MAY 7, 1911. .. No. s5s Vol. XXI. WOLVERINES TOY WITH OHIO STATE Sixteen Michigan Men Are Used in Farcial 11 toO0 Contest HEAVY HTTING RESPONSIBLE ho State wsateaes 1t 4 yes- terdlay aftroioninit what starei as a hal gaoh andledet as a farce. ThPie Golci nue scotinuedltheir iheavy hit tintg land, toug msinus the services of th e capinlooitikd a real al teams util CochtRif ckey lbega to give all ...…
…Vol.XXLANNARBO, Mcll(;ANI hfliN .XRII 7,~xT Vol. XXI. ANN ARBOR, NIIGI-11(,,AN FI I4)AY, APRII, 7, T911. No.134 BAPS TO COME FOR TWO GAME SERIES Feature Attractions Added To ome Schedule on Eve o Spring Trip RICKEY SIGNED FOR TWO YEARS Threei' gain e i have ixe added to the homiei'tas ttball s ich. Atiexi ceixixi was amade' yesterday ithat thetKcianine i tii cme er for twoxigaes and M. i. C. for anothir.The Jaws itilxi appear oni Ge'ietlt...…
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…at. Vol. XXI. PENN DESIRESNW PL BIIT R LSLooks to Reestablishment, of Eastern Big Four, with Michigan Cut Off REVIVES CONFERENCE ISSUEj ANN ARBOR, MICHIGANSIII)77371 ;, 7 77 57)77:1, 17\1'71\711 STUDENT ORATORS '07K~.1I( [>ah r <\ ulaiul cil e111e he A1Y FOR DAOIES .'li cas1woatird 7ll 71adlieF Lyceum Club is Ready to Supply )tatialden 77tatonof1.7.7 o ey Lecures frA yandAl 1 n~cl lal ha 1wn dvisd fr lPurposes \tstc ~ n 1ro~icstt h te eatu...…
…ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, 't' I\ I :)\I S I) ' )1;C(1 \IFI;If 7,I1910. I LLIN OLS R EGRETS IR? I.F1 LOSING 13IG AMES \ l ita otse i lcfeha 1 l trle alm lfre'shmitan sped a "H-ave Never Had a Fairer Foe" Says '"[he [Daily Illini'' 11S l lt~l()l. Itt tet i lhe ; th' i l ini Editorial ,tt~ai1 lii nnStIni f te eeninttg -II o 1(ig- tte titiacu tm, the vicen r i - - dents of the t tto unde rclasses le,-.1 ili' itetidmach. thin 'e irthe Itonni' falls RIV...…
…The MicYhiga Iy ANN AIRBOR, NIC ilIxoTN, FRIDAkY OCTOIBERiI7, 1010. voli. XXI. Nix .4 ,, WANT TWO THOUSAND MORE UNION MEMBERS Mammoth Reception at Club House Follows Mass Meeting Tonight---Committee Works for Record Membership WILL MAKE HOUSE TO HOUSE CANVASS "Tisa thousand nmore nmembxers hy iwho conmes is introduced around; anl inidnicldit loamrow. somiethting to aid parched throats awill ;suh s lt s()anofth mmbr ibe served. President II...…
…'Odd WL VOL. 1. NT ARI OIN. MICHIGAN , TiI RCIISI)AY, 112', NO. 3 AGENCY FOR Martha Washington CANIES Gilbert's Chocolates Tice's Drug Store 117 S. Alain Ittll 'I~n THE GARGOYLE MICHIGAN'S Comic and Literary Magazine A Perodical With a Character 1 Oc-all Campus Stores-i Dc Back 011mb1) rO 01ca1 1be110.1 11-d at T.he Wolvevine ofliNoes DEAN JOHN 0. REED GREETS STUDENTS Points out Advantages of Short Term Work to New Students SUMMER WORK ...…
…The Michig _____ .NN ARBOR,'0MICHIGAN , E DM E1901)AJit .00. VOL. XX. NORMAN HILL IS ELECTED CAPTAIN, Varsity First Baseman will Lead Next Year's Baseball ' Aggregation THIRTEEN LETTERS AWARDED N ormano lill wilt leadtho Narsttt tall tadiig te sprin00g of 1g9t. Thte vteratnt lIttt 1aea wasti 00 eectetd to Thle tootunc of ntt 'seaon' Saggregatont met at litsctO Itt orto the annuoal pc- Ott'x w tr 1Fai too thiteen of tlhe f meltt wot haI plae...…
….'NN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, 7\i'ON , IgY .190 Vol.. XX. FARMERS ARE HERE FOR CRUCIAL GAME! Michigan Aggies Mfeet Varsity Today With Best College Team in State ttile j111111tmedics,ttand the sophs 'ii eir tttofle samte idepatrtmtent twill "['ie' 11)11enin~ieers will conttest ti 'tietwiitthte sophonmores. 'sttiS SING TO CROWDI \ X sitSTNCR iOF THIE BAND. It St ay ot ihandotticoncert last ecent- Nit.crow d gatheredl aroutit h le wd i w;ted olfor li...…
…The Michigan Day VOL. XX. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, APRIL, ,5910. ATHLETES TO WORK IN VACATION TIME Baseball Men to Go South While Y Track Team Stays at Ann Arbor. Vacationi does not ipy rest for Michigan's track and aseball athletes. Instead of the relaxation f romn thensal roling of college life the mnrwnho will make upt Michigans srinsg athletic tenns wi omit uonle the suding par, spendinlg the major art of their hie either on the ...…
…TheMichi _D VANARBOR, MICHIGAN, it l :ll X \ '.1ItY 7~. Vol- XX. No. 6i8. TIME NEARING FOR THlE BIG DEBATE sTeams Are Hard at Work in Preparation for Annual Con- test This Month. For seval eeks10 the taO teams which will represent Mihigan in the anaual initercolleiateli dii tes wti Cli- cago andi Northwterns i have heeii at work undler the giancte at Professor Hdollister. Althoiugt nne of the in i selected tate eve paittrtiatedt in iter- c...…
…The Michigan Daily \or,. XX. ALUMNI SMOKE ON FRIDAY Detroit (brads Ask Students to Join in Celebration. "ichigant Night' kill l'clbae hy Deatrusit alnniitn and Citivcrsitc of Michigan sttudents neti Ftrida-nighti with it big ninoker to lbe hel-d in lDetroit. pirobal in'it Hatrmic hell. ITe vatr- city fototblilitt ttl t ilm and l th ieevs wiill lie the guests of honor.s All adiral list of speakr hi as i i ben choen, jutdge Jattic \l Iii li p p...…
….e _cl A\\ l,\333).,:II( tihN, ti"\1).11,\(\VEIBF331333 ) all Vor.. X.X. NO, 0,. MICHIGAN OVERWHELMED I BY NOTRE DAME ELEVEN Varsity Uinable to Withstand Onslaught of the Catholics----Err in judgment at Crucial Time ----Score 11 to 3. ' Nor a ed fae ihga e tuc3I 0. te \113 ie isig hcncta h r s1)f a111 had jdyntet cafWasin ml. n calin 3Kst 0IQ 1fly fo hl paelc ertecae a h ihgns r< se "M half the scior tct aganst 1ad 1311111n wa h3 ak3 heha...…
…Michigan Daily ANN NARBOR, _I . 14 (r[AN, Itti IkAV, ()C"['(t ti"E7, 1900. Wenner, One of YosI Departs for East- C~ase--Freeney Dons stierei h a sta ohalostonk int and be1st platyers on tit yer st ago tte wa uanoinie wa s titottgtit that lie iwoitid dice It tiardt run for the hi this sear. Freqtulent imbgna of te 'varsity in \V duie scrimmitage- with thte- resti ettlirtess Id toilts serect-n mntsof ptay. I, seesrin fcnse 11115 cols itteteiti...…
…The Michigan D.,I[ V!T N0. XIX. 1\\\ \ll(i ,1k. 1CII Il>', 147~1)\. MA l SNAP C( IN VAF Iwo=Mile Event Fight; Captai Paull's Recor 'I h"v r i ai( ld'Ik, LINTESTS CYCLING THROUGH EUROPE 1IJILMEET Hiram S. Cody, '08, Will Illustrate ils Experiences Abroad. LSIT 1!l~i~i iiiratit 8. ltx all', of Chien;{a, Wtil tPromises Close I i i 1hCI I\a'lIalI 111'1,11 t,'atn011 1 1a "CIyctin', titao 11 n Dull Laying for la ipe" t dc ltea1si II oflte It 'd....…
…The Mi1chisnDiM VOL. XIX. ANN ARBOR, i. li CIItfii1N, \\VONl,SI l V, ii.7,l[()x). COACHKIMIALISTER PICKS INFIELDERS Pitchers will be Selected Thurs- day--Track Team Preparing to Meet Ohio State in May. ' lw h e i l l heii takenlxxi onite trip ato iihe -ixoti h h ie ihaschlil tetam- o xCiact lfc llir, asistanxt Di rctor Rfitchie. andui S xiiagrFrtxiciuigc w xii ith has d hiity dticijilixi<xti 111111wilt mxalke tihe-tril, for evry posx-xitio...…
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…ANN ARBOR, MICIGAN, T;,S)NJN .RY7 30) Vor-. XNIX. 3.72. BOIJRKE COCHRAN LECTURES SATURD.Y (,an the People Rule?" IsILegis- lator's ubject; Witty lrish- man [ilks S. L.A.Number. 3333 ti~ tty a ' ~ \Vi o3'-3'. llwi 3311 3 t .3k !i111. l l ttl il i5?'t S;;t' llll. ttu{l lc'<zi>1rIt r, ' tt1?tI'V l 1137- '' t}1 h1 s ) 1;3 1 31 I S -1 . _Ath t il cats ' 1) 333 S 33 3331't\ r c1i t h prc33333ttr(, al1 1333333 t 11tts' heed13 The.3 3~cr- fI(\ 1...…
…The Michiga aily' A\ lttfi \RII ILO G-N, SATURDIAYNOVEI hER 1No.- Vol'..XIX. So. 36, VARSITY HOPES FOR RECORD SCORE Kentucky State Makes Northern Debut in Michigan's Final Pre- liminary Battle of Year. the appear m ,iofie l\Oi~ti ke Stte on imorI.u evnt infotall ini-to- tn ttteIC;iun - o ll th O lll r ntta Stioo athleic 1eatione with northern dope 1111 tasty sti ~ have itte elifoi- c~ilt il oa ingfrom the o toes -hiii dl'pc ootbal is oe li...…
…The MichigXan Daily ANN 'ARBOR, MICIIIG AN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1 908. NQ. 8. V oz. XIX. CAS Y C MPE TES gr idirons because of afteroon classes. CA E1v~~~.i1ES With Casey in uniform this aftrooon, aitlsf Costh Yost's 908 itoterial wil WOLERNESQAD hiesits osand.. tsays that Ca-y will le is the gmne ag.ist A1.. A. C.. Satur- WOLVERINE nd asrestlt it is predicted that -- th farer; illae trouble i carry- Crowd at Today's Varsity-Scrub sgstu...…
…The- Michigan Daily A1- ARBOR, \MTCIG\N, TIILRSDAY, MAY 7, 108 N'o. srfi, VTOL. XVIII. i CCC NOVICE RACE OCCURS NEXT WEEK Many New Pen Will Enter- Frosh fedics Win all Gam ---0alrd ack. \ICIITGAN VS. \<OOSTER 5.55ff f~iLLEDA'' 4 :05'. "a. Thie ainual osice race givensute the auspices of the Cross Country clii will e rit Friday, May 5. The re is opeii Only to meiwhio Ihave not 550 their three "C's" ass is to le ishtilet a novice race. All...…
…The Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR. MICHIGAtN, TUEFSDAkY, PRI4 7, 198 No. I42. VOL. XVIII. CROSS COIINTRY MEN BEGIN EASY WORK Coe Coaches Squad-Records flay Be Broken in Girls' Track feet Tonight. Yesterday afternoon the cross country men tonic their first jaunt of the year. Led by the reoubtatle "Spicer" Co, and fanned by a warm spring breeze tat made the blood jump in their veins, h af a hundred anbitioss ones cantered in the sunshine. The tac...…
…The. Mi.chigan Daily ATNN ARI3Ok, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY., MARCH 7, 1908. No. 1 16. VOL. XVIII. MEET TONIGHT WILL BE CLOSE New Entries Raise Soph Chances -May Be Best Contest of the Season. At te eleethtthour a nmter of athletes whao arc to take part ia totigt's fresh-soph meet wallowedl throgit the slush to the gytttasit attacltd their ames to the etry lists, witthtie restlt that some of the evets will be more interesting thasi was antiitatet....…
…The Michigan Daily XNNARBOR, \IIC1IIIGX\S\ T I I) 1Y;I)ECEtlfP, 7,1907. Vol- XVIII. INo. 60i. -------- - - - STUDENTS HOLD MEETING TODAY Discussion of Athletic Ass'n Problem Continues -- Rheins- child and Pearce Give Opinions. The -x5lion for a special mieeting to consider the proposed samtedment to the constittion of the Athletic assoiatioi will be presented to P)resident Hill to- say. The (ate asked for the meeting is iMonsay. uDe. if, a...…
