…SATURDAY, OCTOBER 2S, 191. PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY' Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Membr s of Western Conference Editorial Associati6n. The Associated 1P's is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news -'dispatclies cr edited to it or not otherwise c' edited in this papertand the local newsrpub- lished therein. Entered at the postof...…
…} PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24,,,1926 is U Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members. of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated PAs is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatchies ,credited to it or not otherwise cedited in this papertand the local newspub- lished tberoin. Entered at the posto...…
…t. P7AX "toTt THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUFTESDA'r, BCTODBER16, 192d Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in :.Control, of Student Publications. Members,~n of Western Conference Editorial said to be that cotton prices, and those ,., The Associated Ass is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited 'to it or not otherwise c eit ein, this, paper and the local news...…
… PAGE FOUR p THE MICHIGAN DAILY WF~T~N~DAY, OC~OB~R 2? 1926 >. lie tc fg n i 1 li Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated PAs is exclusively en- itled to the use for republication of all news oi1,atces ciedited to it or not otherwise C"' 1,",1 i 'his paper and the local news pub- lished therein. ...…
…~PA~ FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THUtRSDAY, OCTOER 28, 1926 Ai ('j Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated PFs is exclusively en-[ titled to the use for republication of all news1 dispatches credited to it or not otherwise c- -itedtin this paper and the local news pub- lished therein. Entered at the po...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY F IDAY; OC'T OBER. 29,-1926 i DYOTBE 9.12 Published every morning except Monday during the Uuive- year by the Board in Control of Studer ;cations. Members of W Conference Editorial Association.- The Associated ss is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited o it or not otherwise credited in this parer and the local news pub- lished therein. Entered at t e :ostoffice at...…
…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1926 SATURDAY, OCTOI3ER 30, 1926 i~. Published every morning except Monday during the Ijnir i ear by the Board in Control of Student cations. Members of W Conference Editorial Association. The Associated sJ is exclusively en-{ titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this par and the local news pub- lished therein. Entered at t...…
…PAGE POUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1926 Published every rrning except Monday 'uring the tlniversity year by the Board in Control of Studew Publications. Membert of W .tarn Conference Editorial Assoaciation. The Associated PAsis exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished therein. Entered at the postoffice at An...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAIL Y PAGE FIVE a ~fla.M$fl~SSSflW aa.at PAOF~ FIVE I IVA= =A, va I= t= x s s r * I s ih j. ;; J '' UI: 4 i I p 1 +,, Mortar Board and Senior Society Will, pno ac oB ie Saturday Night ,ADVISORS TO BE PRESENT Introducing a novel idea, Mortar Board and Senior Society with the as- sistance of the social committee of the Women's league will entertain the en- tering upperclass women at a party to be held from. 8 to 11 o'clo...…
…$ATU.DAY, OCTOBER '2, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY I "k'. I R 'I ... ......... ........ ... C=M\ ........... .. ... . ........ 11, W- 1 ' OMEN TO EMPLOY! ERNE All Problems And Misdemeanors Will e Bruhght fore League Judi. ca Board MAY REFER TO ADVISORS For the first time in the history of self-government at Michigan all prob- lems of rule violation will be brought before a judiciary council composed en- tirely of undergraduate women. Ab...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY "UDA " CTBE a. -1926 TI-IF. MaIMCNDA Y al 2-5 0 f I TIT r 51 STUDENT LEADER IS COMMEMORTED 4/ I I 3 a t y ,: ,_ ; F. . a , . . x $100,0()O Gift Of Chicago Engineer Honors First President Of League R. P. LAMONT IS DONOR Honoring the memory of Ethel Fountain Hussey who was the first president of the Women's league at Michigan, a memorial lounging room will be established in the new build...…
…,, THE MICHIGAN DAILY FAGIE WAVAMM illy&! unhinD MEllEnoy ni: 2IUI UD lIVILIIUIII U I LEAGUE PRESIDBENT 10OG00 ift Of Chicago Engineer I iQnrs X. it President Of League R. P. 'LAMONT IS DONOR (Reprinted from Sunday's Daily) Honoring the memory of Ethel Fountain Hussey, who was the first president of the Women's league at Michigan, a memorial lounging room will be established in the new build- ing. The gift of $100,000 which Rob- ert P...…
…WrM~NE1SD-A ', CTORETR 4. 1926 TH" MTCHITGAN DAILY "q5 - - SaSa.4flAfl..flu*~OCrfl'Wt~' NOTES GROWTH IN ATHLETIC SPIRIT Freedom Promotes Entiusiasm, States 'r. BeslY New Sports Attract Participants . -: W.A.A. TO RUN SPORTS "Gredater enthusiasm is being shown this year by the University women for their physical education work than ever before," was a statement recently made br Dr. Margaret Bell, head of the physical education department ...…
…THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1926 a T THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ri e ; { : VA VA M M W W - A 2 1 1 , Mt Y. W. STRIVES TO PERPETrUATE' aculty Club Plans N OTI INTERNATIONAL FRIENDSH IPS; MonteThy Gatherings Entry blanks for in must be handed in to friedshp anon;facuty o-u cation office not late World fellowship is perhaps one of ciples. Here money was raised to sup- 'Tchatr notrlat the most interesting fields of Y.W.C.A. port a day school in the Sh...…
…a , . . A FRIDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIV A A A~L A AW~4TAX4 -&A44*Vsfl 1S".n +.. 4 , . . _ :i: * I Uu 0v ADVISOR SUCCEEDS IN PLACIN G WOMEN, at Mils Alice LI yd Assists Students Finding Positions Of All Descriptions ?"iii____ _ II Figures from the office of advisors . vto women disprove'the present idea Fo that women attend college primarily to have a good time. Since last spring, more than 125 women have f...…
…SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9, 1926 T THE MICHIGAN DAILY.'' PAOE FIVE I aY. W. TO-OFFER NOON PROGRAMS Literary Discussions, Games and Danc- lug To Be Included In Plans Beginning Monday, the Y. W. C. A. will introduce a program of daily noon jjtjkhour entertainments, It is the aim "--of the organization to make this as ttractive a feature as possible, and to avoid entirely the element of trite- ness. Everything will be carried on in a strictly infor...…
…a " PAGE FTV :SU~tNDAY,' OCTOBER' 10, 1M2 LE14TT4CA ~T TT4P ]kATrT4Tr. AN DATT V IM . t".IP ,-1',1uHnaw w .n't~fl" 1 __________ * LEGUETO AID IN GOINVEENTION PLNE hlicibcrs Will Entertain Delgatesl '4,;ioi;tae Clbs October t 19 To 21l APPOINT COMMITTEES Asa junio'ir nember of the Feder-I ation of Women's clubs, the Women's1 league is cooperating with th~ Ann Arbor women's club and the American.c Association of University Women, asY hostes...…
…e " 3 i ObvR ; ! 198 THE MICHIGAN- DAILY' .. : _ _ OFFER COMMUNI1TY C4.'o inspr 1Lny Fief£ O "' th h flee Hold! -Meeting Today -ffttSS KETCIUM TO TALK o -a women w ish° t enew their contact with community life the Y .W. C. A. will present the possibility of doing social service and corummui ty work at a meeting at 4 o'clock today in Newberry hall. Miss Ketchum from the social service department of the University hospital will explain the w...…
…#. ....'. IV. WMNESiAY. tOCtTOBER 13, 1926 THE MICHIAN DAILY pAOE FIVP T ut i n A6n ua A . rna J . ..an a . . . . 1 1 1 E 1 1 1 a s a . HONORED_'BY CLUB T S.,-Dr. Orma utler Who Has Spent Two s Ytars i Rome is Honored At Luncheon Q1 ...............i .'L _- i I) OCIETY'S SCOPE WIDENs Honoring Dr. Orma Butler, the Wonmin's Research club of the Uni- versity of Michigan has begun its fall activities by giving a luncheon yes- terday...…
…;4,T TURSDAV" t1CTORER, 14, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAf' F V1R a . n. t! -_ 4. ar. 'a ta Y. FIRST LEAGUE PARTY Give Opportunities IS EVENT OF FRIDAY Social Service ForScalerce TO(BENElTEAP lU .. I Autumnal splendour will usher, in the first Women's league party of this "We can offer valuableexperience I EIFIyear which is to be held at 4 o'clock(fowmewharinrstdns- tomorrow in Sarah Caswell Angell for women who are interested in so- ...…
…ice~ FRIDAY, OCTOB.1. 5, IM~ THE MTCHTGAN DATLY PAGE FIVE A A I.! RiA1.,]YL\II ]1 L{ FIVAN Q1 t y A 5 1 _.____ _ _-i:. * u[ [EXPECTED REQU PERMISSION iNOTE INTEREST L LI L l ljFOR F OREWGN GAMES| IN FALL HOCKEY! All University women attending out FOR -CON'IENTIONof town football games are required to! T1ourna nen, Ietween HIouses Sfi r-s present letters of permission from E Nonday Under League Plan their parents to the office of the A...…
…THE-IFMCIGAN DAIL Y PAGE FIVU SATUR$DAY,, .?CTOI$ER 16, 19.26 r .. ...® 1 l L1 tll - lid ,.*Aatmr 1.ga.- ALUMNUS FEATURES k_ .Ia '' Artiele' Wrltteu .By Pond Aili Pond, Architects; D)escribes Plan Of Structure K, 1WOBECOLLEGE CLUB Featured as the main article of this week's Michigazn Alumnus is a story, written by ,the architects Pond and " Pond orf Chicago, on the plans for the new Womens' league" building. "As in the case of the Michi...…
…SJNDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1926 THE MICHJGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE it a. OEM &I om w. a a MEMBERSHIP DRIVE' WILL, BEGIN N OV. 21 ,. Ten Teams Will Work for $20,000 Quota. Campaign Is Primarily For Upper Classes TO HOLD POSTER CONTEST Primarily for upper-class women, the life membership committee of the Women's league is launching the first big campaign of the year for pledges to the League fund. The intensive campaign will last from Nov. 2 to 13 a...…
… TVEST5AY',:OCTOBER 19, 1626 THE MICHIGAN DAILY E FIVE "{ r. * Ann arbor Women's Clu; A. A. U. f' EV. And Wme's League to Act As Hostesses * W OST T 1 0 DELEGATES Opening with a series of confer- ences to be held this afternoon, the state convention of the Federation of Women's clubs, will offer a four-day session .of interesting conferences, round table discussions, and daily le- tures by widely reknowned speakers for anyone interested The...…
…WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ___ r m -w: -U. , - -'.4- ' ". s 4 a 4^ s 4Y ! a M< I RIv R Sn q. Ms II,± 9 kb . ,4 R t r R Y ; f k f 1 Y a 't ; _ ____ .r , t .; ' S' s 't r .. i ) ,, t'Pf BATES ADDRESSES O6PENING MEETi Problems Involved In Citizenship Presented At Convention Conference PUBLICITY DISCUSSE Speaking on the subject of the1 ens involved in American citizen Dean Henry 14. Bates of the school, addressed deleg...…
…5rT'RnSDAY, OCTOA It 21, 1926 IHyrj4 MTC"TTCAM fDAIL Y I 1 1L IVIII l 11 ,i/w I iti!-li i Ll!-Yi.I 1 STRESS IPORT m- OF HOME MAKING ,4ddres At 1ill Auditorium Urges Club Members To Aid in Creating 1 Public Opinion - MRS.SHERMAN HONORED "No nm't 4 many hours a woman works, if she receives no wages she3 is 'put down in Uncle Sam's census book as with no occupation," said Mrs. John Sherman, president of the Fed- eration of Women's clubs to o...…
…rRIDAY, OCTO$ER.. 22, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGIVE N I I. k ' a ft ;r P't a"=arm-:: , ~ r7m 4~' JUNIOR PROGRAM ENDS CONVENTION Women's Clubs Delegates View Play 1iy Highland Park Members As Session Closes RANKIN GIVES ADDRESS As a most fitting climax for the Federation of Women's clubs conven- t on which has been held in Ann Arbor fr the past three days, a pageant given by Junior members of the Fed- eration of Women's clubs of Highl...…
… a ~rSATTrPD , OCTOBER ts, 1f2d THE MICHIGAN DAIL"Y 'AGic rr" PAGE ?IV~ ,w. ar 'WV it a *WV 0V -: '!+u 'S. a- WV '1 r aWV WV + m. a69 iwV WV W_ WVc ,V '"" . . " .. . f I t ' .. :.. ~1 ......... r' TILSP 6 Mddle'wo'od, Lois Woodruff, Miss Choy. ! MRS. MC CORMIC K I C OS SI SV OS IJunior:: first squad-Nvellie Hoover. As FO Elizabeth Nutt, Gertrude Welch, Eu: A P I N O nirce Childs, Nl Hagedorn, Laurie OHIO CANDIDATE FOR CL SS OC~ aryDo...…
…? .SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY l I ................. IRecoxnition Service h 11 1 a t 'I 1: t t. 4 4 t 4 P 4 B it u .;a; 4 l4 i is 1 f r 3 1 1 1 ;, I c TO DORMITOfIS TIE WRecognition Service 0-0INHOC[YCAE IWil elcome New MembersTo Y. W. 'Betsy Barbour Defeats Alpha Xi Delta As the final association meeting of By Score of 4-0; Zone 15 the month, the Y. W. C. A. will hold a Wins by Forfeit recognition service from 4 unt...…
…M r uTUMM1Y, QCTO~rr28f, 1928 THE MICHIGAN DAILY i a la.A iraa Vi .ia vim A " a a.a rrf .- wMxM " IV 7i0A C ,j ' , ' '' r R i y1{ WA. ThU y SORORITIES MEET IN fV SECOD HOCEY HOUND Alpha Chi Omega Defeats Kappa Alpha Theta By Score Of 3-2 In Game Yesterdaya 1HOOSE FRESHMAN SOUADS Alpha Chi Omega won their secondr game in league 4 yesterday afternoonA :when they battled Kappa Alpha Thetac to a 3-2 score. Both teams were ex- h cellantly...…
…a <, £ WSN SAY, 6 TO ER ,27, 92 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P!V rNa .r IDISCUSSPOSBLT -rOF CHANCE IN RULES1 9 ropose' 1 Minute Advance In Week Night Rules And Half Hour Change On Sunday Th SLEAGUE URGES ATTENTION tom. -" VA VA Ell nr WlM VTAfiLVA= M EM 7 SOPHOM ORE WOMEN TO To Present Cup At GIVE ANNUAL SPREADf Pan-Hellenic Dinner I i I!-- Representatives of the league dis- cussed the possibility of effecting a change in closing hours for leag...…
…Lr 8; TUS A,-CTOER 28, 1328 m1 .. THE MICHIGAN DAILY M~n1IwtlitY' ___ EW~b/Yl.ATHE MICHIGAN DAIL.pY - - fl ~ ae a~m a,.. - n4.M - --exa ' '' i ,Wflb ! Q 7 K r J T ,"" c y = J c %1[* lITlE ruriiin WIDOW OF STEEL 'Two Sororities And ALUMNA PRAISES 'MRS. HIENDERSON WILL : LITTLIL ]SHEDULED KING AVOIDS BIG Zn r itr LEAGUE BUILINGS VISIT ALUMNAE GROUPS IU fUIL U1#M N O CAL C I N~ Kappa Delta won its second game! UNI YINWASP Ce' lea1guecmpin...…
…FRIDAY, OCTOBER-29, 1926 -, THE MICHIGAN DAILYA FI Syr. 4 ,.:. DANISH GYMNASTICS i Os ISCUSSED AT MEET Mlss Ruth Figge Explains Trend From Stiff i1xercises Toward More Recreatie Type PREVALENT IN DENMARK Miss Ruth Figge of the Physical education department of the Univer- sity of Michigan talked to the Michigan State Teachers meeting held this past week at Flint, Michigan, about Dan- ish gymnastics, a new type of phys- ical exercise which i...…
…SATURDAY, OCTOBER 36, 192 l THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIve ) I . . . OFFR[ INSTRUCTION IN GOLF FROM CHAMPION! Mrs. Steward Itanley, Of Detroit Will G.ive Information On Local Coarse Monday IS DISTRICT VICTOR Mrs. Stewart Hanley, district golf champion of Detroit, will be in Ann Arbor the entire day Monday, Nov. 1 and will devote her time exclusively to the University women who are in- terested in golf and who are enrolled in the golf cours...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 31, 1926 THE MICHICAN DAILY PAGE FtV 4 ) V -, - Ii Q1 - 1 11|M~n I illIFIIlli -. i e - Y~. INANCEIVE { WILL BI GIN TU ESDAY To Hold Opening Meeting For Workers Sophomore Women To Plan For Circus Plans for the Sophomore circus will, be made at a meeting of all sopho- more women at 4 o'clock tomorrow in lrn AIF I~rvvw iAYUv-% " & A ' " . K !V 1 1 1 .. Ia 4 t .. the aiuitorium ot Universitnate _ A t 3 o'elocek T om o...…
…If 4 ;A SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1926 . _ rn I _.. / i / iII IMr ,,. i(. l' _ " r+ n ...r.......... ... r r w.,.,_ r" " . .. ;r, .: ... Ift , I I - 0- -M*i Miller Iuggins and Hornsby Refuse To Give Pitching Selections For Opening Game GAME TOMORROW (By Associated Press) NEW YORK, Sept. 30-With another day's practice ended the Yankees and Cardinals believe themselves primed for the battle for the World Baseball c...…
… PAGE SIX ' TIDE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDA:'t, OCTOBER 2, 192$' r . 40 .T..... ..... ._ aM...T. 3 .3Y3\.3lTl.AM f\.LY_>L V1SA.R.AY OCTO ER 2,192w - : i _ w U-......,_ _ _.,, i _ ~ram I"~ . - '' l _ , n. ii. . w.rwr x t r . 4 , fir. '1[ 3\. ,HBO- -moli -am _., - 1% T'WILL OPEN THITA 1loth. Managers Ase Optimistic On Eve Of Battle For Big League Caiponsljp SOUTHPAWS TOHVURL If ($y Associated Press)' } NEW YORlK, Oct. I...…
…SIX THE MICHIGAN DAIT .Y sTTNDlA.Y- n-CTR VIRw p 91 1 ..4.gfl4JU V r,. JA TII T I T A l i _A*a A. *..4U . ~ V1,1VDL' [t o, lizu MWOWNWAmmmimmommommomommmmom"m 5U i ..,.,.. .. . rori , ., .. ....,,.,r . ... . .. r _.o l "" ...__ .ter I LIM f11iA ~Wll l HilfiM Mbe -ahii . _,,, s ..... ............... W%%J _ _ _ _ pow YANKS DEFEAT CARDS IN SERIES OPENkR BY2-1 S C PEN CIT EIN (1HCA(x S EIES, 1-0 MATE TO VICT R~h(By Associate...…
…J THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, OCTOER 5, 1926'1 ... ,. ,.. _._. a _ ., ,- . .. . /1*400 0 " I I mail ; Y j 'w 4 Ir ;, ;: . : :_ ../ M s Y KS D CftII CUB CASTOFF HURLS CARDINALS TO VICTORY IN WORLD'S SERIES PLAY THIRD GAME __ iv - i St, Louis Hold Wild Celebration A41 Cardinals Arrive With Series Tied SOUTHPAWSMAY PITCH (By Associated Press) ST. LOUIS, Oct. 4.-The invading Yanks, champions of the American league, rode int...…
…PAGE SIX TF MIC - MCAN flATT VY WIEDN'ESDAY. 0(4TORPR A- 024 L 1 3L 11'11 \..1 lltit'11Y L!"1iL 1 r crira Y 1 E7 4 'VkdlVj:YMln ID, LZIZD in a CARDS AND BATTING WINS Card Hurler Allows New York Slug- gers Five Blows To Gain One Game Advantage For Hornsby MAKES CIRCUIT CLOUT Jesse Haines, big right'shanded hur- ler of the Cardinals, pitched and bat- ted his team to a 4-0 victory over the New York Yankees in the third game of the World's ...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' 'T'HURSDAY,,OCTOBER 7, 1 q°' G THE MICHIGAN DM1 Y THURSDAY, OCTOBER 7, l~Zf.i AM a WAWAM M in BA B H-# ITS TH 2EE H0311L-il]?S; I YANKS WIN, 10 TO 5 BATTING EYEI SETS NEW SERIES5-MARK Car~ds Use Five itchlers Attemipting To( Stoic Yankees In Fr'ee IhittIng(Coiltest MANAGER MILLER !UGGINS 77 SERIES COUNT KNOTTE SPORTS-MAINS PARK, St. Louis, Mo. Oct. 6. -Babe Ruth, star New York;wf <f°.%," 5luigger, em...…
…PAG1 SIX THE-IFMCH-IGCAN fATI V FRIDAY OC'TOBER 8 92 ... ._.,._ ... ... .._:.-,_. .. _ c _ .. 11 lEa 111 t+A 1Y 3!']1\ LL'Si Le i. .. ......i. _ s x . -i, ix w ".-. .. .... . a.:,_ _ .. 11 i1 /xZ 1 ll l V1J 3_l1L V l.a/uV .u YA NK.,EES M.,,PH OVER I'ARDS IN TEN INNINGS, 3-2 a PENNUtK SCORE'S ANOTHERVCT Gals Decision Over Bill :Sherdel In! Fifth Game Of World Series, Giving Only Six Hits CARDS LEAD UNTIL NINTH SPORTSMANS PARK, S...…
…I PAGE six THE FMICHIGAN DAILY ISATUR1DAY, OCTfOBER 9 , 1926 Ilk" MrNNESOT ELEVEN MEETS .TESTk IN NOTRE DAME C NtSTODA T 0 M With every man on the Notre Dame comparative strengths of the teams in frst eleven a veteran from last year's the West. Minnesota meets Michigan Tnc Atn u tesao that game ,will dendi much on how IIC( th ls tdya inepls the Gophers show up today. Notre him he Mnnesta irstteamhasDame is also playing its first hard f...…
…0 -G I2 THE MICHIGAN DAILYs: >U\DAY, OCTOBER 10, 1926 r {i tf )1-411111111-u I I ALEXANDER PITCHES CA RDINAL S TO 10-2 VICTOR Y Bell Ties Another Series Itecord By3 Driving In, Four Runs With Homer, Tw~vo Singles I FOOTBALL SrTATISTICS: I TWO MEMERS OF SERIES TAMS j ARE KEPT ON BENCH BY INJURIES Yards gained on rushes from scrimmage ... First downs........ Passes attempted.. Passes completed .._. Passes intercepted . Passes incom...…
…V# _,-. *... E DAY.S *O* -TOWER 12, 1926 ran r. .w. r. w Ir l ._ .. -..-" ' f, '---..r..... , oll 3 *} , FO PSS ATTAC Haroldl Barnhazrt9 Sophomore Halfback,4 ,.. ydie On Sideines With Injuiry Received Saturday TICKET ALLOTMENT SOLD (Bly Associated Press) MINNEAPOLIS, Minn., Oct. 11.- Minnesota's eleven was told tonight It would have to face one of the great- est passing machines ever perfected *hen it meets Michigan at Ann Arbor Sat...…
…P'AGE SI'X TN§F' T YC'MICANT, T;) A Iii_ V "W"li.T'kMWM.ln vv. r7f Mr1 M#i 14 - E.4s #E TTT 4ri N AT L JJ".. ,A n 1A11 .j1V LHL"L I 4 VIiJ Nth AX, V ' QJER13, 1!126'4 6 f TH"IRTY CAGE MEN'I REPORT TO MTH ER Basketball' Coach is Pessimistic In Regard To Small Number of Court Candidates CHAMBERS ONLY VETERAN With only 30 men reporting for the first workout, Coach E. J. Mather of the basketball squad is leaning toward pessimism when confro...…
…'PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TKUR$DAY$..OCTU5ER 14., 1926 PAG]I~~~ SIX *THE MICH~~~IN DIY*TLRDY C(h1R1,12 4 I NY MLL'MEET Ingram Drives Team Hard In Attempt To Get Into Condition For First Real Game SHAPELY BACK IN GAME ANNAPOLIS, Oct. 13.-Victorious in the first three games of the season, the Naval academy is being driven hard this week by Coach Bill Ingram in preparation for the first real test of the season Saturday when the team meets...…
…,THE. MICHIGAN DAILY ' _. _ '-" ' v , omps 11 t' °, , .r.. , cs INThIUTIIIT ~auri~ RANSFORD WILL AID SHAPLEY iivirvnM Ii imvri IN NAVY BACKFIELD THIS YEAR FEATUREWEED iII1 11 9E P TPAGE MAKES CONFERENCE fli vrn 'm 1W flfhnfT! L R 1 L H I N D Uat r C i i s A e ) a~ o D Irt~ i't~l (d~.'iIi Th est Play'er in A cerlfica R Majority IFa V ,r 3)"4 ltrdIs OTIIHER SLAKE-UPS SEEN (13y Associated Press) NEW YORK, Oct. 1'r.-Metropolifaii c...…
…PAGE;sr 'TT IT/-A1T.T7 RDAY, OCTOBER 16, 1926 6 1 CNEECGRID (By Associated Press) CHICAGO, Oct. 15.-The lull before the storm of football provided tomor- row by four games bearing on the big ten championship and two intersec- tional tilts descended like a blanlet on western conference camps today. Coaches of the eight big ten varsi- ties sparring for an opening advant-; age in the conference race in the mor- row's engagements conspired to...…
…6 PAGE SIX, ,"M TT7 AXT/-lT T-T/"'4 A AT T'%.A.TT 'L,? PESX TTI E M ft;1 TY GA N TDA LY s ')VNDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1926 4 rr ...' i MIHIANDEFAT MINNESO5TA, 20-1 (Continued From Page One) PLAY BY PLAY The following is the play-by-pla account of the game: . FIRST QUARTER Minnesota won the toss and electe to defend the west goal. Gilbert kicked off to Barnhart o the 8-yard line and Barnhart returne the ball to his, own 23 yard lin Nydahl threw...…
