… Courtright Slated for 155lb Event By EV ELLIN Michigan's varsity wrestlers are whipping into shape for their first meet of the season this Saturday against Ohio University at 7:30 in Yost Field House. Coach…
…-pound class. At145 pounds, Coach Keen has Fred Booth and Phil Carlson to choose from. Bill Courtright. cap- tain-elect, is the only sure starter, and will appear for the Maize and Blue in the 155-pound…
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… this year's varsity wrestling team is the improvement of 155-pound grappler Stu Snyder. After dropping two decisions this season to experienced opponents, Snyder, a navy trainee, came through INTRAMURAL…
… an undefeated record. In his first two encounters of the year, Michigan's 155-pound entry showed much stamina and ability but his opponents, George McCool of In- diana and Warren Gregory, Purdue…
… 145 pound division, but he is closely con- tested for the head spot by Pete Celments and Bob Jobson. The fa- vorites of the 155 pounders are Stu Snyder, Navy student who won his division's title in…
… . the all-campus tourney, Marty Cranston, runner-up in the 155 class, .and Earle Russell. No competition will be offered Cap- Feller Agrees On '46 Contract CLEVELAND, Jan. 8 - (OP) - Bob Feller, speedball…
… beginners who are as yet un- tested.,. Heading the Detroit roster is George Gonyeau, veteran of almost ten years, who besides having cap- tured the state title- at 155 pounds lays claim to the Detroit city…
… squandered many scoring op- portunities. The new edict takes ef- fect tomorrow night at Toronto against the Maple Leafs. Freedman will face Gonyeau at 155 pounds, while Pete Speek will oppose Ronanow at 158…
… selected by his basketball Cowles, Nixon stated that Mon- teammates as the most valu- day's drawings pitted Michigan's able member of this year's Big Nine titlists (15-5) against squad. Holy Cross (22…
… cent for the entire game.) Michigan': over-all wont-lost record of 15-5- represents the best mark of any Wolverine quintet since 1937. That year, the Wolver- ines, finishing third in the Confer - ence…
…-4. Coach Cliff Keen vigorously protested the referee's decision but to no avail. Had Betzig been allotted the 155-pound championship he would have given Michigan three more team points; two additional ones…
…-6. Danner moved within a step of regaining the crown he held in 1938 when he defeated Boyd, of Illinois, 12-6, in the semi-finals. The Wol- verine 155-pounder pinned Chicago's Stone in 1:57 in his afternoon…
…, Michigan, defeated Martens, Wisconsin, 14-2. 155 pounds: Danner, Michigan, de- ... When They Meet (Continued from Page 1) Michigan's fastest 880 man, running about five yards behind Buxton of Wisconsin…
…. Prison Industries Salesman I, $155 to $195 per month. Steam Fireman B, $115 to $135 per month, Further information may be had from the notices which are on file in the office of the Bureau of Appoint…
…, in Finak Goalies' Play Hioihliohts Ti Special to The Daily Michigan's wrestling team, be- hind the championship perform- ance of Bill Courtright in the 155-E pound division took a third place tie…
… Kemp, Iowa. 147, Courtright, 155; Dave Shapiro, Illinois, 165: Joe Scarpello, Iowa, 175, and Gagne. As the semi-final round drew to a close, Michigan was tied with Icwa for third place, behind Illi- nois…
… fifth place, one point be- hind the Hoosiers and Illini. Three other Michigan grapplers appeared in today's bouts besides Galles. 'Art Paddy, 155-pounder, had also reached the finals while Herb Barnett…
…, Janesko, Minne- sota; second, Montonaro, Ohio; third, Sizer, Illinois; fourth, Battes, Chica- go. 155-pounds: First, Lazzara, Indi- ana; second, Paddy, Michigan; third, Flemming, Iowa; fourth, Seabrooke…
… Boyd of Wenley House took the 136 pound cham- pionship. THE 145 POUND grapplers are in the final round with Dick Kin- naird of Wenley pitted against Bob Wyllie of Hayden, for the championship. The 155…
… Marlborough St. CHICAGO. ............720 N. Michigan Ave. PROVIDENCE 6...................155 Angell St. have served on the WAA board for at least one year. All other positions are open to all eligible…
… weights. There they have Dick Nelson, runner-up to George Curtis in the 145 pound champion- ships last year who wrestles now at 155 pounds. They also have Bill Aldworth, heavyweight veteran of last year…
… improving rapidly and this Cause Michigan Loss By STAN SAUERHAFT spectively. while Stu Snyder in the flying parson of Boston, an- ,served to be very encouraging Michigans wrestling team will 155-pound bracket…
… nationals last year. Coach Courtright expects to make several changes in his lineup, includ- kng Pete Speek at 155 pounds instead All candidates for battery posi- tions on the varsity baseball team should…
… at the coveted team crown awarded to the fraternity scoring the most points. The scheduled matches starting at 7:30 at the I-M Building are as fol- lows: Semi-finals of the 155 pound class: Harvey…
…- right and Wayne Smith. Courtright Comes Througli Courtright, grappling at 155 pounds, competed in two preliminary matches. Winning both of them by falls, he defeated Ken Marlin of Illinois in 1:08 and Al…
…,714 announced Tuesday, when original registration data was compiled. Of the total 9,067 men enrolled, 6,155 are veterans. One hundred fifty three of the 5,320 women on campus have served in the armed forces. The…
… three vacancies. Law Compilation Executive I, July 22, 1942, $155 to $195 per no. Sanitary Engineer I, July 22, 1942, $155 to $195 per mo. Sanitary Engineer II, July 22, 1942, $200 to $240 per, mo…
… Norm Patterson in the 155 pound bout. Displaying terrific power, the Orange and Blue appeared fresh after tieing the Spartans of Michigan State, 13-13, Fri- day night. Last season, Michi- igan State was…
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… here, a Daily survey of veterans' opinion reveals. Designed to gain an accurate picture of veterans' views and plans, the survey reached 100 of the campus' 5,155 veterans enrolled this semester…
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…- versities of Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Ohio and Minnesota received approp- riations amounting to $69,155,423, the report states. 'U' Position Imperiled "Teaching standards in many de- partments and the…
…, who won firsts in the finals at 155 and 145 pounds, respectively, paced the Wolverines at Evanston, while Johnny Greene and Lowell Oberly, registered valuable points in second position. Wilson, who was…
…, Ryon, Roosevelt H. S., Yp- Curtis, Michigan's 155 pounder, star-i The 100-yard backstroke event was silanti. ted this barrage of falls, when he won in unusually slow time. Don Miller of the Detroit…
….6 Fitness Test ng 1,155 sit-ups for a new y of Michigan record. fficial tests included pull- h-ups, sit-ups, squat jumps t thrusts. To give the boys d incentive, all the men in r 30 per cent were ordered I…
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…. The 155-page document condemned Congress for not passing meas- ures to declare the poll tax illegal, for not making lynchings subject to Federal law, and for not making discrimination in pri…
… specifically, from such laws as the Norris-La- Guardia Act or the Smith-Connally Act. By a 258 to 155 vote of approval, the House Thursday passed the strike-control bill, intro- duced by Rep. Case, a Republican…
… Aid (Male), R $1,740, April 10, 1942. i Michigan State Civil Service Machinery Inventory Executive I, $155 per month, April 17, 1942. Machinery Inventory Executive II, $200, April 17, 1942. Machinery…
…, 1941. Tuberculosis Graduate Nurse Al, $145, August 20, 1941. Superintendent of T.B. Nurses I, $155, August 20, 1941. Cashier B, $115, August 20, 1941. Insurance Examiner II, $200, Au- gust 27, 1941…
