…MUESDA . ,.. ,.., _ . s .._. . _ _... _ . &DA POWERFUL ILLINI TEAlI SCENES AS MICHIGAN TROUNCED OHIO STATE ELEVEN GOPHER PLAYER unn('IrnQ WULVEIE LHARR- I LEADSSCORERSIUUOIL Lill M S TfHaroldAlmquist, Gopher quarter- 9, 1 M R m f-~b dd dlor n tif tw mnr tri~i~w:,# V Rn T , W F 'iLJLL.LU' 1 LW IV11 11; LL 1 a 3 UK, a e a Jwo more toucim his previous total of 53 point Slhewing O inexperienced Squad in Minnesota triumph over Iowa Saturd...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ART EXHIBIT Henry Ford Attends Baltimore And Ohio CAMPBELL THINKS COLLEGE BANDS Centenary Commemorating "Iron Horse PROMOTE FRIENDSHIP WITH RIVAL Oratorical Association Lecture I - CL -y 11ater Colors by Nockford Artist and chinese Van vases oil I)isphIy In ALununi Memiorial hall - INCLUDE INDIAN SUBJECTS A joint. exhibit of 28 paintings in water colors, by Einar C. Lindquist,, ad selected oriental paintings, mostly C...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY _____ mn TALK 'Rear Admiral Mag;ruder Removed From DCOSCNEEHR TODAY Appointment Of Fourth Naval DistrictDctsfrmalatsoth ltd Mn will be 1; ssoiaed re ) States met at the University hospital 's lecture WAIOt 26.'1iiewsora o last Fridlay andl Saturday at the con- Im 25 .din-ftre TN rpaigri ah N-ention of the University of Michigan fuueslat us of Re id .Admiral Thmstnin rIesp~onse to a summflons from Pediatric and Infectious Di...…
…THE MTCHIGAAN DAILY FRIDAY, THE ICHIAN AILYFRIDY,. OLVERINES DEPAR T FOR '0 CRUCIAL ILLINOIS GAME 1LLK ARE 4O~ERT OF ABILITY TO REPEL IUGHIQNOPPOSITION, COACH _WIEMAN -1S ACCOIP ANIED BY 83 MAIZE AND BLUE GRID WARRIORS TENTATIVE LINEUP GIVEN Expect Bovard to Play Indian Captain To Standstill In Duel at Center Position (By Herbert Vedder.) Coach Tad Wieman and his squad of 33 gridmen left Ann Arbor last night for the contest which see...…
…T H E- M I C H I GArNA 1 i PL I AI' '' mw. ne nn ieom i wnir rwrrrerw ft'a . . ......... ................. ........ . THIRD RADIO ADO 9T(Continued from l and organization 01ftl mind as he meets the] 4: Contraary to tho g, $ion, the~ training an ceives tends to stimula wnent'-of; his imagination 5. Out of it all th Sf the ability to analyze, present in pract ic:atl fo of his thinking, ,and tt control -the 1phys.icatl f him. Professor "Mor...…
…__ THE MICHIGAN DAILYs UN DAY, OCTOBER 30 192' ILLINOIS PIOVES TOO S T.R ONG F WOL VERINES A V J' r1 ,1I INDIANS TAKE ADVANTAGE OF FUMBLE AND SCORE BLOCKEDKICKTO SCORE BOTHTOUCHD NS I CHIGAN peG igan Reaches Scoring Tilerritory Miller knocked the ball lown and I1 - Twice Puring First Half But I i xwas enalized 5 yards Mills Lacks PunchJ i sw na yr.LU punted high, and lumbert lowned BY QUARTERS 1st 2nd 3rd 4th 0 FINAL Sidelights...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIY utli BivoeakcHonte Run Record'i hA 1 0 P.M. q} , 'A D V E R T ISIN G F:+ "1 {l VP?:C 11A.1IiiD - t(lraduat e girl ;naentsinle oo 1'T&LEO 5TEDdn(Iu A- ll- (I Preh, Me'uire ihi'cW wYO1111 id I'('f( lilln the " rti Aaoiaindmiholdin,,Salk( pin(h h1tin kworStrykIer, vwas it'- (rcnit Ilag in P. he ittle E3: -m walk~ed ,ant1il)E' e namehome on £T >y- sies br1( th; f r stI1 t , 1'Iin 26 snsya(iggoiidi vr tcid e1P 0te101the Bufifa...…
…SUNDAY, OCTOBER 2, 1927. THE MICHIGAN DAILY ARMY BEATS UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT IN CLOSE GAME LONG PASS RESULTS IN ONLY TOUCHDOWN Quarters Are Linited To 11 linites During Second Half Due 0 To Intense heat. OKLAHOMA DOWNS CHICAGO (By Assocatd Press) WEST POINT, N. Y., Oct. 1.-One long pass, Cagel to Born, in the first quarter against a substitute team, gave the Army a 6 to 0 victory over the University of Detroit football team here today. Co...…
…f 11 1 THE MI(CI IGAN DAILY ,1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY CHAMPIONMENTORSI C O AT W rn mr on v W i <1ad Coach Tad e2iT 1C THE MAN SHOP I U U I111i 1 H I If LUR LJ 1 I i'; s tiar t;, 801) 8'owii, took care * ________ t 1 e Wlvevia s, poaches (Curt - iAew York Yankefes Possess Slumggers w1i'tLeiphza, 1Blot t, and Voenher1 t And lUtugl Team Boasts vce;out ig the tamns which? Michi- Of Best Hturlers ga ill play onil hle next four Satur- '(jay '...…
…4WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 5 ,1927. THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN STUDENT PATRONAGE NETS LITTLE . PROF FOR ANN ARBOR BANK STUDEN' ACCOUNTS ADD ITTILE TO BALANCES OF BANKS DURING YEAR CHARGE MADE BY BANKS * Carl Braun Says Accounts Are Handled Only Because 1nkers Like Students So Well Handling checking accounts for stu- dents is not a paying proposition, ac- cording to Carl F. Braun, vice-presi- dent of the Ann Arbor Savings bank. The insignificance...…
…EIULL AI |INL | U L PRACTICABLE BY FN FROMD GGEHEIM PASSENGER SERwVICE INTNDED TO DENONSTRATE SAFETY > AND EFFICIENCY PLANES WILLBE MODERN Line to Aun Between Los Angeles and San Franetso; to lie Equipped With Practical- Factors ' Establishment of a model passenger airline between Los Angeles and San Francisco as an actual demonstration of performance and safety which will be available as an incentive for further development of passenger air- ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THE MICHIGAN DAILY NEW YORK CAPTURES SECOND SEIES CAN (Continued from P'ag e Six) 'ilug to stave of f another Yankee rally. With I luga n ad Pipgras on the paths anld two down, L. Waner raced near, the fhag pole in deep center field to rob Combhs' the Yankee center fiel'der,I of a dr.iive, that was ticketed for a cout- plc of extra bases. In the eighth inning the 'Yankees again resumed their bombardment and scored three r...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY , 1!li h11hh1IhihhI1h Cch ijoke felves 1Wisconsin lays Combs, cf. .. To T1,,,, Of F'reshmnen Koenig, ss. Coach Edwin M'ather has ordered 11 Ruth, rf. members of the freshmen football Gehrig, lb. team to report to Coach Harry Kipke Meusel, If... daily from now until the Wisconsin Lazzeri, 2b. gawme next weepk so that they .can Dugan, 3b... learn the Wisconsin plays and aid in Grabowski, c. perfecting the Wolverine defense' f...…
…CHGAN DAILY A EN, 2ff01 3< 1 STADIUM FIELD SIDELIGH ~O~OOCGOLFERS BOW TO TS DETROIT, 181/2-17'/ Notre Dame's Aerial Attack and line Plays Prove Too Strog For u. of D. efense FLANAGAN SCORES TWICE (By Associated Press) Battering their way through the University of Detroit's defense, Coach Knute Rockne's Notre Dame eleven today defeated the Detroit team 20 to 0 before 25,000 people, the largest crowd ever to be packed into Dinan field he...…
…THELICIG(-AlN JDAILY LONG THE SIDELINES rt E. Vedder alties in the first twogae is:*- thinks about 'the son total as much or imore thman thosew iy M1ichigan in last 1 o all sea.oni. THIS COLUMN CLOES AT3 P.M. LAS SF-IETHIS COLUMN ADVERTISINGU. AT 3 Pil By Ilerhel The more one showing made b3 Saturday's gamie with State the more attrocious; it seems. As a cynical senior said, "it was just plain dis- gusting." WhVeR a teami shows the powie...…
…MICH' .1 11N UTA ~WTES P ~EH~fBadgers-Wolverines o Meet In Seventh1 AS REST 1 2l7 PL&Consecutive Battle I-- t~4t With Fielding H. Yost and George Star Yankee FIrst Basemani 1WJIIS 3 Little both absent from the coach-! Valuable Player Award WMth i a uatb oP fer 6 r Poi t ing positions of their respective teams; Michigan and "isconsia will meet LYONSiS SECOND CHOICE at Madison on Oct. 15 for the seventh COnsecutive game since 1921. YostE (...…
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…... ................. . .. ... .. .. .. .. ... .. .. .. .. .. .. .. .. . .. .. ... .. .. . ~OM../ ALON+a / vivG THL SIDEL N .... w..{ .,vo~u:,r-'S By hrbet I. VT r That Coach Tad -Wieman' has eon- iidence in the backfield of ilbert, -Offma=,Pa bcock, and Rich wh je it has statuedboh of Mchigan'spa~ tie games wsas cle-arly shiown las night when he hidicalmd that these, four Would amsnswertheopening whis- te tmmrrow"vvat Mdison. I'Tve aweioly...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY joonxu'l Schedl ej' FO CL SAT Uf DAYOT . POWERFUL NOTRE DAME TEAM INVADES EAST TO PLAY NAVY ELEVEN IN FEATURE CONTEST TODAY Tis THIS . ~~~~SUMNL S- C L and NyePress) ed on forward passing attacks for the NEW YORK, Oct. 14.-The Navy Navy in the past and they will un- .EUA Dam , edLOSuf3 and Notre Daimo, meeing at Baltimore, doubtedly make up a large part of: AT 3 P.M.- .CADVER.TISIN G 3 ° will furnish the b g thrill of eas...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY L ON PU JLIC Ul TILITY INF ORMATION FOUND RUSSIAN INVENTS More Than 500 state Secondary Schools NEW INSTRUMENT Are Accredited by University Officials 3E FOR DISSEMATION Of FACTS ABOUT INDUSTRIES and Electric Light Producers Principally Interested in Establishing Project Are strated. A few weeks ago,+ they at- tended a heat treating convention in .STACE TO BE IN CHARGE In an effort to establish a better; understandin...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,, STADIUM TO BE FILLED TO CAPACITY SATURDAY ETSaturday's annual struggle between Michigan and Ohio State will see the W'Wolverines new stadium filled to the - -point of overflowing for the first time, Can(didates Are Preparing F1-'r Final as temporary seats have been erected Trial Run To Be Held increasing the seating capacity to Next Saturiay 86,000 spectators. Workmen were at work all last SEASON OPENS GCTOBER 29 week e...…
…"F 1VIIl- 11k-AHiV "I'Xii- 1 YLES I p UM L.uUt LE ELEVENS! LANE, DARTMOUTH STAR, Sigm HOLDS SCORING LEAD IN EAST a Delta Psi , Hold Trvouts Aorthwestern Has Failed to Defeat Zuppke-Coached Team Since Contest In 1904 A WILDCATS LOOM STRONG' .(Special to the Daily) URBANA, Ill., Oct. 17-Northwestern, Saturday foe of the University of Illi- nois team in the new Dyche stadium, Evanston, has not defeated the Illini since 1904 when the Pur...…
…TF [CHIGAN DAILY i1 AUTOGRAPHS ARE LOWDE N ADDRESSES FARMERS NOW ON DISPLAY IN MAIN LIBRARY- ...L.. ..i. CLUBSl I I Y BUSNS OFFER AVCEPTEI) FOLLOWING 1926 CONVENTION IN DES 1TOINES WILL PUBLISI RESULTS I Larg Number of Questionnaires ti ent Out to Iw1ure C omprehieuslhe Returns to Bureau Following their convention held at Des Moines in 1926, the National Fed- eraticn of Business and Professional Women's clubs accepted an offer of the...…
…:r~vfn~pI~MEXICAN ORATOR S. C. A. WILL PLAN Preparations MNadetiisontenbewouc Af~IIULWILL SAIL SOON DISCUSiSION CROUP Fo Union duaring the week-end, acu __________________________ F'or Record Crowds !an tinac!tine , 1I be inlstalledl to7 ! > F [Ii1 ~ raternmty discussion groups; under coal the number who enzter the bufl the leadership of members of the fac- In anticipation of large crowds vis- ' ing. ulty, is to be one of the new projects itin...…
…THEE MICHIGAN AL DAILY r--.. lilul 1unfl5 TO CIIMBI OHIO BANDS OFFERS KENTUCKY NE EFFECTS = O STATE PARK S TATISTIFC S DISC LOSE TJ T. MA~NY f (school year, 1924-25, there were 34,-; IO GET DE LGREES X31 such cases, and with (an average Td akea cty bou tvce heof the past two Ya-r the nmi" d mkea it abuttwceth becomes 36021, Manyr of these, sti- nly 57 out of every 100 sludnts wou'i 2,286 degrees,- which w(In difrn oto~. };ttlargest...…
…92? THE MICHIGAN DAILY 5 J i 3 ,. ' ' K IJOliS FIFIB . PLAY BY PLAY AS MICHIGAN'FEAT 0H10 STATE- (Continued from Page Six.) across the line for a touchdown. T ' elwartz on Michigan's 42-yard line. Gilbert kicked a goad CROS CO NTRY 111111 Grim was stoped. Heston re~placed Nyland at right Eby reversed his field brilliantly end. Gilbert kicked off to Fouch who for first down on Michigan's 31-yard ran the ball back 20 yards to his own Ten Harri...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I uui I "" CN F EF RM AIN E RACE )Ichigan, finnesota; Illinois, Chicago Still Figure In Big Ten Title And ;YALE LEADS EAST TEAMSI As a result of Saturday's gridiron contests the Western Conference foot- ball race has narrowed down to four teams, Michigan, Minnesota, Illinois, and Chicago, and two of this number Illinois and Minnesota, have been held to tie scores by Iowa State and India- na, respectively. Forward passes...…
….3.ER 2G. 192 THE MICHIGAN DAILY AGE SEVEN CLEVELAND GROUP OF SCIENTISTS TO VISIT ISLANDS IN PACIFIC OCEAN FOR EXPl ORATION Jj . A party of scientists from the Cleveland Museum of Natural History, accompanied by indcpendent scientists and natural history experts, are sched uled to depart from Los Angeles, Cal., soon on an expedition to the Galapa- gos islands in the Pacific for explora tions and research. The photograph shows the schooner ....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY IFR 11 i ,, rllll I L.1[ u e r 'ES VIEWS 5I NLIS IN COLLEGEFO0OTBALL, FRANCIS WALLACE, NEW YORK SPORTS MAN, DISCUSSES PRESENT SYSTEM ALUMNI INFLUENCE GAME Article States That Graduates Ask For Spectacular Contests And Players Speaking of the courses open to colIege's to prevent football from tak- ing on too professional an appear- ance, Francis Wallace of the sports department of the New York Evening Post has outline...…
…1927. THE MICHIGAN DAILY F 0L Experts lust Piek Four Baclks Froma Group Of 14 stars Already , Gaining Promilnenlce MANY LOCAL FAVORITES' (By Associated Press) NEW YORK, Oct. 27.-The race for All-American football honors this year, particularly among the backfield men, is under way, with the ballyhoo for various candidates being sounded in all sectors of the college gridiron front. Before the touchdown harvest is completed it promises to devel...…
…OC1'( I3LII 2!f , 192 7. THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE OCTOBIIIR 29, 192?. PAGE M~YM NITO~J1"APPOINTED CHIEF 'Pool, Tennis Courts UNIESTYON HEADS COLLEGE x OIITT FSECOND AREA T eFaue LARGE RFNR FOR LONG TERM; [fll PflD P MV I'dK:.'. l rrn 17c 'I .t NORMAN, Okla.-Since the receipt CEDAR FALLS. Ia. - Forty-neI IV Ld U I1UUII LWr l 1, 11L1 CI.II t tL LLtII [ ..111 , of a $30,000 oil refinery, large enough dsti to handle runs of from 100 to 30...…
…E, OCTOBER 30, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ZUPKE ELEVEN FRMS STM BLINGBLOCK( ZU~[[II OM TMLN LC IN CHAMPIONSHIP PATH OF MAIZE AND BLUE (Continued from Page Six.) through the center for 12 yards to tackle for Illinois. Illinois 25 yard line. Rich's pass was Rich plunged 3 yards. A short pass intercepted. Pommereni.ng broke lby Miller was intercepted by Rich-s through and smeared Mills for a 5 man on Michigan's 27 yard line. Walk- X i k t. { yard...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Al LY OFFICI AL BUL L ET I N blication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of e University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) REMAINS OF DEATH SHIP GO TO.NEW YORK .e8 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 1, 1927. Dumber 11. Vignal Water Color DisplaysAtLibrary Water colors, reproduced from the originals, showing , architecture of bridges in France from the time of th...…
…m THE MICHIGAN DAIL"Y" Sj'\Tl:A', C)C T(' Bl?-R -'.' 19?;. TH IHGNDIL UDY COlT ,127 _y i CROSSOUNTRYTEAm Squad Jogs Two and a Half Miles for Distance Tryout Over Muddy Course THREE TIE FOR FIRST Coach Stephen J. Fgrrell's cross country team had its second long workout of the year yesterday morn- ing when they jogged two and a half miles across fields and roads slushy from rains earlier in the day. The men were under instructions to tak...…
… THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, ........ w....,-__._......__ f DAILY- OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. in. (11:30 a. in. Saturday.)j Volume 8 TUESDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1927. Number 13. University Lecture: Sir Philip Henry Kerr, secretary of the Rhodes Trust, will deliver an ad- dress on the subject of "Present Problem...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER .1 rW . DN uE. 111;1 LtIElui¢YR Y l :) u ( . AND PIRATE'S OPEN WORLD SERIES' i TODAY UMPIRES CHOSEN cmke-cnooooooeoeeenxwere PENINOCK, NEWYOR FO TITLE SERIES R BATTLE FAILK ALONG THE SIDELINES SOUTHPAW' INJURED To AR'OIISF fR IMRON Coach Tad Wiemnan sent his entire yeserdiy, Coach kipke look he 4 Sports Critic Calls Wolverine Second Gopher Win 'Break''IN INFORMAL MEE . G i I I %0 111 1 vVV86. ...…
…1.i rRST GAME OF SERIES ki so ,4 ! EW YORK TEAM HITS T 8PPORTIN E TIMS 'rroner 1 lldnes and Vfri oPirtle Errors AtecintFor Two Thvin -n Third FORBES FIELD, SCENE OF YESTERDAY'S BATTLE VARSITY SCRIMMAGES ELIGIBLETOMPLAY YEARLJN UINDS IJFIILL Victor Domhoff, quarterback, «-hfl ITH RESERVE Swas lost to the squad last wN EVAlN BL KERS through enforcement of the Confer- With ExCripples In Uniform Learning ence residence rule, was reinstated ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistht to .the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Volume 8 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 7, 1927 Number 16 concert the respective coupon instead of peresenting the whole ticket. DR. ERIC TIOMSE The concerts will begin on time, 8:00 o'clock, unless delayed for unavoid- able reasons. Th...…
…TITE ITCITAN DLY Graff Funeral Held MANUSCRIPT CURATOR APPOINTED; Home Yesterday NEW LIBRARYASSISTANTS NAMED - - Elinor Mullett has been appointed appointed senior assistant, order do- Funeral services for Herman Graff, curator of the collection of mann- partment; F. C. Hamil, general ser- mechanic of the naval tank of the scripts, and papyri at the University vice assistant; R. Minnich; assistant marine engineering department and library, u...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Y OFFICIAL BULLETI Tuesday from 4:30 to 6 in room 216 School of Music. All those interested are j invited to tryout. i AIL I Delma Loyer. Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) is Volume 8 Romance Club Meeting: The first meeting of the Romance Club will be held on Wednesday, Octobe...…
…DAILY O FFICIAL BULLE1TIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. n. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Volume 8 TUES)DAY, OCTOBER 11, 1927 Number 19 To the Deans: There will be no confcrence of the President and the Deans Wednesday, Oct. 12. Frank E. Robbins. lnivershty houses for Rent: Nine room house at 1229 South State. Entirely redecorated, flo...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1' DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN I Publication in the Bulletin il constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the Prgsident until 3:30 p. M. (11:30 a. M. Saturday.) N11imnr W Vnlnmn 0 WV! NVQTIA V O-rIflRFU 19!_ 11191 L vomme , r ,; r ir V, Uwn.; I, ju u mpier--i To the Deans: There will be no conference of the President and the Deans Wednesday, Oct. 12. Frank E. Robbins. Fo...…
…__________________________TH E M I ITCAN DAILY t --7-- AlI LY OFFICIAL BULLE' 1,Angell Ha l on "Esperanto, The International Auxiliary Language." The T ; public is invited. I IN Chas. Palmer. University of Michigan Band Formation tonight at 9:15 at Morris Hall without uniforms. Gordon Packer, Drum Major. PIi Eta Signil: All members are urged to attend the initiation and banquet to be held BrOwn Wil1 Address Traditional Smoker ("al: o...…
…TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY ~DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN "AMERICAN GIRL,"RUTH PERFECT TAKEOFF; Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.)! Volume 8 FRIDAY, OCTOBER 14, 1927 Number 22 . .. .. .. . Students of Journalism: Owing to illness, Prof. J. L. Brumm will be unable to meet his classes this morning. J. M. Brunim. ELDE...…
…THE MICHICAN D7AILY ' ;.«. DAILY- OFF'ICIAL BULLETIN Publication in the Bulletin is constructive notice to all mienhbers of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until _3:30 p. mn. (11:30 a. m. Saturday.) Volumle 8 SATURDAY, OCTOBER 159 1927 Number _l will be a meeting of the committee on the administration of the Bros:,eau Foundation on M~oniday, Oct. 17, at 2:00 p.m., in Room 2, University hallI. Students app...…
…1 Z AJ..* AYli'... A A&'.J 1I TGRID TEAM DEFEATS WISCON2 I CARDINALS DROP 144 LAECR ML WE TAYLOR IVES INJURY SCORE BY QUARTERS STARS IN BADGER FORWARD DEFENSE CONTEST TOMICHIGAN' (Continued from Page One) FIRST QUARTER Gilbert kicked to Crofoot who re- turned the ball to the 32 yard line. Rose was stopped without gain. Cro- foot dashed off tackle but the ball was brought back and Michigan penalized five yards for offside. Smith hit...…
…. u THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFF[ICIAL BULLETI'N Publication in the Bulletin is cor.structive notice to all members of the University. Copy received by the Assistant to the President until 3:30 p. m. (11:'0 a. m. Saturday.) Volume 8 SAdell)JAMouse (f Representatives: The openi session will consist of the final tryout speches of the followving applicants: Schutz, Samson, Vandervoort,Tartig, Wil oby, Yeagley, Harrison, Parks and Schroeder. T...…
…THE MICHIGAN DATLY WOM60"Nowo IA ILY OFFICIAL BULtETI.N uiblication in the Bulletin i5 corstructive notice to all members of te University. Copy received by the Assistanit to the President until 30 1). in. (11:30 a. Inl. Saturdaly.) Lap dIcathe Club: PIhi Sigma: The club will be entertained from 8 until 10 o'clock Wednesday evening,' Thlere will be a business meeting Wedlnesday-, 0Oct1or 191. October 19 at tl'e home of Miss Hinshaw, 1908 Sc...…
…TNSI VE DRI LL FOR SA T GAY.SI I ( ALONG THE SIDELINES By Herber~t E. Tedder I Vahttdn Oo. terlrbtr , >'hse a Coach' Tad Wiemai yesterday after- tercepted p)as last a#tuidt:y loon announced the adidition of Donm- proved fully as effective as " .e nic Sulio to the Varsity. squad 'in' view' again tried hi" hand a hurl iI.g d hiN excellent showing inr scrim- thle ovaal' through many113- yard: oe page during the past week or'so. Sul- shace. o i...…
…AND TAC r IJcp I Ir V V I'Y TI ~d1~w kJ LML t~LdIf U LI MEN MUST STOP l RUIININO ATTACK Wilee Expeted to Use Fast Breaking 1P1ays toVG Speedy Bcs In Open Field1 BACKFIELD IS UNCHANGED Michigan's ends and tackles, more han any other men on the squad,1 hold the fate of the Wolverine eleven in its greatest of great games against Ohio State tomorrow. Perhaps theI effectiveness of the secondary defensel against a traditionally strong Buck-C ...…
