… HONOR SYSTEM See Page 2 Y A6F A6P Ar ,gat tlt COLDER SNOW FLURRIES, Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 79 ANN ARBOR MICHIGAN, SATIURAY; JANUARY 8, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS Marshall Sl g11S cheson amed to, Post Truman Charts conomic Future Goal Is Million More t obs in 1949; Tax Increase of Four Billions Asked WASHINGTON-(/P)-President Truman today set a goal of 1,000,000 more jobs and expanded production as he unfolded t...…
…THE ICHtIGN DILYC SATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1949 ._._ _ ----- - - Honor System A MUCH-DISCUSSED question among University students in recent weeks has been the possible adoption of the honor system in the literary college. Just before vacation, a botany in- structor decided to try out this plan in one of his lab sections and after writing the test on the board, left the room. It would be wrong to say that there was no cheating during that exami...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY Cagers, _ucksters See Action Tonight STARTING TODAY THRU TUESDAY j I il I =IMat. 30c Nights 40c. No. Main - Opp. Court House a.3 Ngs4 - COLUM61 B.INSA... Leo Go' rc ey and The BUIWERY BOYS HORSEAT Er/ WILLIAM BISHOP VIRGINIA PATTON H L PATHE NEWS - "FRANK & JESSE JAMES" - Chapter 2 Card's Mentor Quits To Take Business Job CHICAGO-(P4-Colorful Jim- my Conzelman, coach of the Chi- cago Cardinals professional foot- ball c...…
…PAG1~ POUft THE MICHIGAN DAILY: 'RATURDAY, JANUARY 8, 1949 1 DECAY MAY STAY: 'U' Expert Calls Dental Aid Report Premature The Senator Was Indiscreet? By FRAN IVICK A national magazine's sensa- tional report of a new treatment which insures against 90 per cent of tooth decay, was deemed pre- mature by a University dental au- thority. The new method, in which the teeth are coated with a fast-hard- ening precipitate, was formulated by Bay...…
… CONTINUED Li COLD See Page 4 Sir 1 rn *4 a t [A CLOUDY LIGHT SNOW Latest Deadline in the State 4nINIINMNO11 IyN II I I MI III I MINtII 1 M IN 1 VOL. LIX, No. 85 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDIAY, FEBRUARY 8, 1949 PRICE FIVE Five Minute Stall Brings 'M'CageWin Control Ball Beat Badgers,_40-38 By SY SONKIN For five minutes last night, Michigan's cagers played "cat- and-mouse" with Wisconsin at Yost Field House, and eked out a 40-33 verd...…
…* Th MIA~iAN DAILYV WEATHERMAN EVEN COOPERATES: I Winter Carnival H1ailed as Olaiidiig Su~ceeSSI Last week's below freezV~i tem- peratures brought a warm re- sponse from Winter Carnival com. - mittee members. Pat McKenna, general co-chair- man, Nancy Culligan and Marilyn Jones, publicity, agreed that even the weatherman cooperated to make the winter sports frolic a, success. "LOAFER'S LOFT," the Carni- val dance, was a sell-out, they re- /...…
…DA .VEMflUAILY 9 1940 T E MdIA~AL - " iNC)EI;I BILITY TJROIBLF; Oadger Wvvin Runs Cage Streak to Five l' a tr etL rile Toiiorro TteHopes ''t Look Ietter AsHIlUM, Gophers Lose Any hopes that Michigan might repeat as Conference cage chain- ions looked pretty dimn as they entered thc between-scemester cornl- petition, but the unpredictable god of basketball took things in hand and righlt about now almost, anlything could happen. Micigwan racked...…
…__ __ o d II i{itore yjote DAILY OFHICIAL BIT llETINJ fI( COlta WAR, it seems, has been en- tering a new phase lately with the par- ticipants harking and growling over defense pacts. Latest development in this new game is Russia's offer of a non-war pact with Norway, who in turn has sent her for- eign mias(er, altvard Laun', to the United States to se* if he can be admitted to th _ proposed North Atlantic Defense Pact- 1 she uiakvs the gra...…
…T V, F FR RUUR Y 8 9 'LIEt. i i~~GA 1i1A1L1. Registrcation for Sorority Rlushing' To -)Be Held cit Lecague Tomorrow' ]eit ta i>;rlin fur all wle Whoi plan to 1'I this seme:-ter will bet held from f m o 10 p.m. to- mnorroW' in i h <w l bAihooni. Ihe[ reisra ifle ill be one brang 1 1:i ci itl: Hw (MI, ofan Student At is I1 1I itw 1w,, (,("11- THE RLLES by whiieh eligibil- % ity for rushinlg is determrrined are by adlviceeof Health Service o...…
…THE TFIICTGA'N P1A' TTSflAT, IVES IN IRON LUNG: h.D sFea tives A rtist's Case 11yv DON KOTITJ!F lHav,,e yol] ever\Vonderecdwh I it was like to dcnd on an iroli lung for ever-ything you dog--o"een breathing life-giving irir? Roger UclielnbP(-k, former IVni- versity art plrofessor, is among, thtose Who0 tholugi lioityelitJ5sa remote disease,,, ont which at- t'ck('d onlly ol.}rs. 1Rcec~;nt nLvW- goers 1haIve seer n frL (nS1Y ~hovr, tha',tlwt...…
…PHOENIX MEETING See Page 4 Y 1Mt tan Latest Deadline in the State BIaii4 , 5 C' FAIR, WARMER VOL. LIX, No. 154 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 8, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS Illini Errors Help 'M' Cop Wild Contest Eighth Inning' Rally Wins, 8-6 By SY SONKIN An excellent job of relief hurling by Wolverine Ed Grenkowski com- bined with wildness on the part of the Ilinois pitchers and sloppy fielding by the Illini yesterday gave Michigan its s...…
…TWO 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY _______ SUNDAY, MAY 8, 1949 Examine Army Camp as Site For Shipherd Leaders of the self-styled "rebel" group of Olivet college faculty members were examining a gov- ernment - owned former Army camp at Sacketts Harbor, N.Y., yesterday as a possible site for the new college which they hope to found. According to Associated Press dispatches, newly appointed pres- ident Alvin S. Johnson and James A. Richards, chairman of t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILT EEKUEND OF ART: 'U' Talent To Be Shown In Student Arts Festival !4 Student talent -music, drama, poetry, dance and fine arts-will be on display May 14 and 15 when the newly formed Inter-Arts Union presents the Student Arts Festi- val a concerted weekend of the arts. Believed to be the only college arts festival in the country, mem- bers of the Union hope to make it an annual event, according to Bob Edge, spokesman of the ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 8, 190." _________________________________________________________________________________________ I I Phoenix Meeting ANOTHER MEMORABLE step in the de- velopment of the Phoenix Project, the University's living War Memorial, will be taken Tuesday when for the first time the entire scope of the Project will be revealed to the public in an open meeting. For more than a year, University physical and social scie...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY McKinley Will Provide Music fs Michigan Tradition Reigns Ray McKinley and his band will set the musical mood for "Senior Swing Out," which will be pre- sented from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. Sat- urday, May 21, in the Intramural Building, In keeping with the theme of' their dance, Michigan tradition, the seniors selected McKinley a "traditional" favorite of campuses atl over the country. The band's popularity is usually attributed t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY w Lin ksmen Bow t Wampler Blasts Par for Boilermakers; 'M' Off Form in Second Conference Loss 9 Purdue, 18.5-8.5 BULL SESSION by b. s. brown, sports editor .- n Schalon and Chuck MacCallum, for a 2-1 best-ball edge. Stack- house had a 74. Boilermakers John Cleary and Gene Coulter fashioned a pair of 73's to defeat Rog Kessler and Pete Elliott, adding three points to Purdue's side of the scoring ledger. Elliott went ...…
…8, 1949 THE MICHIGAN PAIL PAGE SEYE Trackmen Pace Triangular Meet Field Purdue Wins Regatta As M' Places Second AP SPORTS FLASHES: Ponder Takes Derby; Patton in 9.1 Century Wolverines Win Hurdles, Relay To Pass Hoosiers Mitchell, Sergeson, Thomason. Ulvestad, Barten, Dolan, Capture Individual Firsts LOUISVILLE-Ponder, doughty son of a former derby winner, came flying in the final furlong today to win the 75th Kentucky Derby going away a...…
…____IIE MICHIGAN D Y_ STUDENT DIRECTOR: Rev. Yoder Strives To Deepen Faith * * By JACKIE OLIVER A man who wants to have a pastoral relationrwith people" Mat's the Rev. Henry D. Yoder, :,.~ manister for Lutheran students on campus. Mr. Yoder came to Ann Arbor in 1932 as the pastor for the Trin- $. ity Lutheran Church and for v. Lutheran students. In 1945 the Student Service Commission of the .. National Lutheran Council called' him to his pres...…
… EDITOR'S NOTE See Page 2 Y Latest Deadline in the State :4)zitt]y 'Co FAIR, PLEASANT VOL.IJX, No. 138 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JULY 8, 1949 PRICE FiVE CENTS President Optimistic On Economy' Outlook 'Bullish'; Tax Raise Lost WASHINGTON-6'P) - President Truman, using Wall Street lingo, said today he is "bullish" on the nation's economic outlook. A "bull" is one who bets on good business and a rising stock market. The President was ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, s _ , qtOND te Modern Society and Insanity (Edior' Not iswriten y CoMangin :1 (Editor's Note is written by Co-Managing Editor Craig Wilson.) ATTORNEY GENERAL Tom Clark has moved in on du Pont Company, General Motors Corporation, United States Rubber Company and several holding companies who seem to be one big happy family, controlled by the du Pont family. A mere run-down of the charges levelled by Clark is ...…
…-THE MLHCHIGN -DAILY PAGE THRfEE . . ........... Ynks, Doders in, Increase Leads COURSES IN The Early-way method can solve your writing problems. Service Dept. for All Kinds of Writing - Greeting Cards, Name Cards, Bookplates 1~ NATIONAL'S NEWHOUSER: Omission of Heintzelma n On All Stars Irks Phils NEW YORK-(P)--An alleged "snubbing" of pitcher Ken Heint- zelman brought the Major League All-Star game to its annual boil yesterday ...…
…w ,,. x .:., n__, --... --..... _. pp PAGCE FOUR rTE MICHWTEAN nfi-X. ., T '-.. ..". _ _ aaa a.+ ua a. v.aaa va"a1 .. LA1L 1 - .. ,: :.;.. 1 iVl1/ THEY GIVE HOT TIPS: Weather Bureau Doles Out Facts and Forecasts By NANCY BYLAN "We answer anything but ques- tions on income tax." Thus claims the Weather Bureau at Willow Run. Pegged with eight to ten calls an hour during the current hot spell, the weather ex- perts must be a source of inf...…
…- -.-I FRESHMAN EXTRA 0,01 Latest Deadline in the State Daii4 FRESHMAN EXTRA VOL. LIX, No. 36S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1949V PRICE FIVE CENTS 4. , 'Michigan Story' Tells Of 112 Years Pioneer School Set in Wilderness e (EDITOR'S NOTE: Michigan Story appeared serially in The Daily in March-April, 1949, written by asso- ciate editor White. It has been wide- ly acclaimed by students, faculty, alumni and University offic...…
…"AGE TWO TiE MICIIGAN DAILY ._ _ _ _____ woomm" Y Michigan Story (Continued from Page 1) intellectual science. This program, actually very sound for its day, was soon supplemented with the establishment of primary schools at three other territorial settle- ments. * * * AT THE OUTSET, the two cler- gymen constituted the entire fac- ulty-Rev. Monteith receiving a salary of $25 annually in the of- fice of president, and Father Rich- ard teach...…
… MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1949 'TNF MTf'T- '7 "! A N Ti A TT 7" WNDYAUUT , 94 1 11k. 1II11~sAl 1 IA11. Y PAGE THREEL Phoenix Project To Be Launched This Fall r * * * * * * * * * WHEN CLASSES ARE OVER IN ANN ARBOR TOWN -Di v-Gene Kiddon Al Worsk k * y -* in * * A All W ork anid Nvo Play? ---Not in AA!I Jil 'Rah-Rah' Returns to Campus Life Frosh-Soph Week To OpenRevival After a lapse of eight years, campus "rah rah" is coming back t...…
…PAGE FOMT THE MICHIGAN DAILY R _. Tom and Meredith Suckling of the L.G.BALFOU R COMPANY "HOME OF THE OFFICIAL MICHIGAN RING" Welcome you to Michigan 13 sFRATERNITY JEWELRY MEDALS AND TROPHIES toGIFTS AND STATIONERY 1 i TRADITIONAL MICHIGAN MUGS O 1319 South University Phone 9533 o- .--oe.-oe-oe-~~-y -,.-y<-o-y~-y$ 11 I ~----..~.-~---.- ____________ --------~--~.-.- - __________ I - ___________ ~ _______________ ________________________...…
… MONDAY, =.AUGUST 8, .1949 THE MICHIGAkN DAILY PAGE FIVE '_- i , k &pwnJu Cojee o 1204 South University . serving . BREAKFASTS, LUNCHEONS and DINNERS SANDWICHES and SALADS .. . from . . . 7:00 A.M. to 1:00 P.M. and 5:00 P.M. to 7 P.M. Closed Sundays SPECIAL PLAT E LUNCHES and DINNERS 53c-93c MEET -GREET -EAT at the GRANADA 313 SOUTH STATE STREET Michigan Story (Continued from Page 4) another "first" to its lengthening list of innovati...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY _. .. , 1949-1950 UNIVERSITY MUSICAL SOCIETY 4 CONCERTS 01' AR VI BC CL IT, RI CI Seventy-First Annual Choral Union Series TUR RUBINSTEIN, Pianist . . . . . . . Tuesday, Oct. 4 ENNA CHOIR BOYS . . . . . . . . . . Saturday, Oct. 15 )STON SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA . . . . Sunday, Oct. 23 CHARLES MUNCH, Conductor EVELAND ORCHESTRA . . . . . . . . .. Sunday, Nov. 6 GEORGE SZELL, Conductor ALO TAJO, Bass . . . . . . ....…
… 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY M ichigane. Story (Continued from Page 6) He made his proposals to the Regents, and it appeared at first that the University College would be fairly easily achieved. In 1926 a faculty committee was appointed to study the plan, and it soon announced a reason- a ly liberal compromise: it called for the creation of a University College, provided that the neces- sity of an undergraduate entering it would be waived in cas...…
…PAG E EGiIT THE MICHIGAN DAILY MONDAY, THE MICHIGAN DAILY MONDAY. ELCO E TO THE STUDE TS! e Our Shelves are S tocked with E USED for Every Course in Every Department y 5 't } , M ENGiiiEEK, LAWYERS Consult our New and Enlarged Professional Department for your Requirement 3 Make use of our years of experience in bookselling to ensure yourself of the Best. Buy in Town. TO THE FRESHMAN AdoftAMPIR ,:oTUDENT am...…
… MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1949 'THE MTICHIGA N DnALY PAGE %1W i aau 111 L1111V2Z1 LrilL 1 a caVa a. i. Roosevelt, 'Free' Tickets; ow Cost Texts Cost of Tickets Included in Tuition; Union Student Exchange Has Books Cheap books and "free" football and basketball tickets. That's what the Student Book Exchange and your tuition will help you get during your stay at the University. * * * * OLD BOOKS WILL get you cash and the price of a season foot- ba...…
…PAGE TEN TTIF AlICIUCAN DAILY 1949 MONDAY. AUGVST S. THE _._.._ _..AYMON1)At mT ,lg . 1,; f 1V i Lill. L1 Qr LA l. l71 Z YJ : FRUM THE PAGES OF THE DAILY: University Se flers ummer NEIGHBOR NEARER: Some June You'll I Spoon on Moon *p * * *. * * The University has passed through another summer with the usual heat, sweat, and frustration. But some things of interest and some excitement have occurred i the good old summer time in...…
…MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAIlTV PAGE ELEVEN - ---_ .. - UNIVERSITY HEALTH SERVICE -"CLINIC AND HOSPITAL" Health Service Cares for 'U' Students a, If this is your first semester on campus, you're probably wonder- ing. "What do I do if I get sick while away from home?" Providing treatment and care for ill students as well as looking after the" health of Michigan's 20,000 students is the job of the University Health Service. B...…
…PAGE TWELVE " Engineers To Publish 'Technic' Magazine Called 'EngineBible' The Michigan Technic, fondly known around engineering circles as the "Engineer's Bible," is pub- lished once a month by students of the College of Engineering. Featured in its pages are scien- tific articles and stories on engin- eering experiments and work by graduate students, as well as go- ings-on of the school. FACULTY MEMBERS and En- gineering alumni often write f...…
… FRESHMAN WOMEN'S EXTRA itgu titu FRESHMAN WOMEN'S EXTRA Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LIX, No. 36S ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, MOND~AY, AUGUST 8, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS'" Freshman, Transfer Coeds Tc ) Begin Program Sept. 19'004 Dean Lloyd To Begin 19th Year Of Friendship, Service for 'U' Coed Leader Quides, Molds More than being an office-hold- er as the University's Dean of Women, Michigan's Alice C. Lloyd had been for almost a...…
… PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY t')WnAV_ AT1C' MV lk 1416 THE MTCHTGAN DC1 \ ATT fNTh ?1Y11 A& ''''£.i . U j. I13 ~L* iiav un , nv r u t. a, ty49 F A T'\ a Ao-%j r "fem. 7 Big Sister Plan To Aid Freshrr Zen .,.. w \Y/ s Y y wpm Counselors To Help Newcomers Orient Themselves to Busy Life on Campus <.>- With the inauguration fo a new Big Sister Committee in the Uni- versity residence halls the fresh- man coed need no longer feel that n...…
… MONDAY, AUGUST % 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TAGE THREE )IO~DAY, AUGUST 8, 1949 )?AGE TIIRE~ 'Miss Mac' Performs Endless Job of Guiding Directing Myriad of League Activities, Projects Full Operation of New Dorm To Begin in Fall * * * Aids Junior, Soph Projects The Michigan League, as well as being the center of women's activities on campus is also the home and place of work of the campus' walking book of knowl- edge and guidance on women...…
…PAGE FOUtt THE MIC ITTG A Tl A II.V 7lt!/"1IVTdb AVT^9tC4M 16 iAJi _ i. ~~~~~~~i a.a! M1TU 11 .Ytl 1. 1 lA '1 rv.1 MO~JNDAYh, AUG*US3T 8,1949 e' $ 13y1 ° 2.te'..ba panedt v t buyatlygo o OUK .. Joce shes, tibe: +.2 if 24.. f rslndr r mal lgsN Y O N IA 41 :~>~K I Nw { ' v w :f '1 sr Sh oe-Matchinig cross the campus to classes; football games; to fashionably ge colors of your Ruffglove ^ashion news wherever you go. 9.95 A I Jf A...…
… MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rAGE FIVE S - PE Handbook Prepared, Appointees Named Im Dr. Bell Finds Success Open To 'U' Qrads Coed Stronghold -i Quide Includes History Sketch; Lists Michigan Athletic Facilities 4 1 "Coed graduates of the Univer- sity's professional school of phys- ical education are outstanding as a group in my opinion," said Dr. Margaret Bell, chairman of the Program of Physical Education for Wome...…
…' i 'AGE SIC THE MICHIGAN DAILY MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1949 Women's Athletic Association Coordinates Sports Activities A WAA Offers Sports Clubs, Tournaments, Fashion Shows, Campus Projects New Group Offers Instruction The Women's Athletic Associa- tion is open to every woman on campus from the time she en- rolls as a freshman until she steps down with her diploma. There are eighteen sports clubs and four all-campus tournaments. The...…
… MONDAY, AUGtJST 8, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN fithletic Participation Open To fill Through 20 Sports Groups Tennis Club To Schedule Tournaments The Tennis Club, membership to which is open to all, will have an organizational meeting at 5 p.m. Wednesday, October 5, in the Women's Athletic Building. The main purpose of the club is to stimulate and further the interest of tennis by giving in- struction to any member who so desi...…
…MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1949 I P'A C LT ZTr w.., ' 1 ~ r~ s r . . i ,- ;- . -- :r- to'AllEMichiganAStudent MONDAY, AUGUST 9, 1949 I ... . 1 x~fifs mss raw 4 3J >> J i x r l i v ti x # . >. > * nII en , y u Ty F z t F J cA\ pJC U . , Iop , E Y A C AS S t~~o~hB\be eh o' C ( . K , N F R $UO O Ln j Je S t oW Bcale 9ec (01%1etthm tc I~i e Ts Ia5 ,~~t1I~ yo d L- 1 i A f t t4 Dt o k o Of pXto 000000000 --.moo 0000 '.4 ;, 1 44 A4 j A t I ...…
… olverine Gridders To Open '49 Season in Enlarg By MERLE LEVIN (sporti Co-Editor) ( oThe Bowl That Yost Built will be filled a little fuller this year. Mammoth Michigan Stadium already the largest college-owned /astadium in the country, with a seating capacity of 85,938, has under- gone a face-lifting during the summer months and seats are now available for 97,000 gridiron fanatics. * * * * PERMANENT STEEL STANDS have been erected along the to...…
… PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY MONDAY, AtdtTST 8, 1949 Lightweight Gridders Bow Out as 'Co-C/ta rrrirrw~rM~w0~ trpin kk GRIDIRON GREAT FOR 25 YEARS: Yost Hit Peak From Start Managers' Hard Work Aids Gridiron E f ficiency Western Conference Drops Midget Grid Sport from List of 1949 Official Activities (-6 Back at the turn of the century, Fielding H. Yost left his football coaching duties at Stanford Uni- versity to serve as Michigan g...…
… MONDAY, AUGUST 9, 1949 THE MICHIGA-N DAILY I PAGE TFMHEII age Season a Success Even hough Squa d Third Natators Sink to Th Lowest Finish for Mermen Since ird in Conference '25mv HEAVEN TOO? Facilities for t I 3 . t 35 Sports By DALE DANENBERG Swimming coach Matt Mann experienced his worst season in twenty-four years as a Michigan coach last spring when his charges slipped to third in both the Big Ten and NCAA swimming meets. The...…
… !AGE FOUR TUP MtP]4lrV- A IV , " A n Xr P A G E F O U R . 3 . Z J J 1 Y 1 L Sj 1 1 1 r , h u L I MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1949 V Wolverine Golfers Use Home Course to Advantage Romp to Western Conference Crown What makes a golf course great? Ask any member of last year's Varsity links squad that question and he'll probably tell you to take a walk out to the University course and see for yourself. * * * IF YOU TAKE his advice you'll see one of...…
… MONDAY,'AUGUST 8, 1949 Net Team Loses Title Bid\ THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE I 'v (4.i By JOHN BARBOUR After sweeping their dual meets all through the season with quick, calculated play, the .Michigan ten- nis squad met their old faithful nemesis at the Western Confer- ence Tennis Finals, as for a sec- ond time in a row Northwestern's Wildcats came through strong in the top singles and doubles to re- tain the Big Ten crown. During the...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY MONDAY, AUGTJST.>8, ~1949 . ...,. Diamnonqd Sq Wolverines Have Captured Five Crowns In Last Six Years of Big Nine Competition ?allies To come o- Champs 3" .e. y,1 Mat Sport One Man Affair ' Just as winning games is Mich- igan tradition, winning Big Nine championships has become a hab- it for Ray Fisher, Wolverine dia- mond mentor. Wolverine nines, under the guid- ance of Fisher since 1921, have annexe...…
…MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pi.GE SEVEN _ , _. Thinclads Seek To Regain Win Habit! v Fonville May Hold vey To Michigan Title Hopesj By BILL CONNOLLY Varsity track men at Michigan, with more than a seldom inspir- ing thought of years gone by, find themselves working more enthus- iastically each year to live up to the heritage laid down on the cinderpaths by their forerunners. For they know that they are' traveling over...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY MONDAY, AUGUST 8, 1949 PAGE EIOiIT MONDAY, AUGUST 6, 1949 _______________________________________________ _______________________________________________ m . Wistert... (Continued from Page 6) ning of two perfect Wolverine seasons, Al hasn't missed a game in either of them. In '48, when Michigan's new backfield was still groping for the poise and perfection which had charac- terized the '47 quartet, the de- f...…
