…SATURDAY, NOV. 6, 1937 THE MICHIGAN IDA.IL PAGE=- THE MICHIGAN DAILY _____________________________________________________________________________________________ I PAGE Independents To Hear Talk On Citizenship C. G. Brandt Will Speak; Year's Assembly Plans To Be Described "University Citizenship" is the sub- ject upon which Prof. Carl G. Brandt of the speech department will speak at the Assembly Banquet, which is to be held at 6 p.m. Mon...…
…rNDAY, NOV. 7, 1937 Fourth Annual Assembly 'HE M I C H iCAN DAIL, Banquet W BHGEBeTo W111 Be Held Tomorrow Ticket Sell-Out To Speak To Independents At Dinner Streamlined Shoes League To Accept University Greenhouses Anni " AeAre New Features Ball Reservations Show Chrysanthemums To S nnofSeasonThe large yellow blossoms seen at COf e nter Sororities are urged to turn in the stadium yesterday prove that the The - CUOIIm1 ittee names of those ...…
…TYUESDAY, NOV. 9, 19 37 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Annual League Fair W ill Be Held Dec. 3 and 4 '! 7 !V " Knight O Date By MARIANNE What a day ... what a game . .. and what a week-end (in, more ways than one) ... if four minutes were ever more valuable in turning Michigan's football team from defeat to victory ... we've never heard of it . .. 'Twas just. one of those things you see in movies when Hero Harry crashes through. to save old Siwash in...…
…WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10, 1)-'7 T HE M ICITN D AILY Soph Prom I'o Be Held Friday, Dec. 10, In tPonies,'Maps, Pictures Galore, In New Scarfs Novel Scarfs Add Color Central Heads Are Announced For '40 Dance Children's Theatre Holds Breath As Mr. Toad Hears Sentence, By MARIAN SMITH made off with a car, completely ob- Order in the court, order in the livious of traffic rules and the saftyi By HELEN BRADY Crii.an AleXander Naii( court. Senten...…
…THtRSDAY, NOV. 11, 1937 TIE MCH IDA N D AILY p-FIFr" .. . ........ ... . .... . . ........... . . . . .................. ...... ........ Announce Names Of Members Of Five League Committees 297 Women I League President Are Selected Moping On The Mall For Positions By Meandering Minnie Groups Incl udeP LI11city, "Moping On The Mall" it is. "Campus Carry-All" sounded too much ike a Gladstone bag anyway. Candy Booth, Social And This remark...…
…RIDAY, NOV.12, 1937THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIIVE Guests Are Named For Engineers' Ball To Be Held Today In Union Carlton Nelson, Cathrin Lewis To Lead Dance Wooden Tools Will Hang From Ballroom Ceiling; Lawyeirs' Life Revealed Dick Jirgens To Play Every class from freshman to grad- uate will be represented when the committee members for the third an-' nual Engineers', Ball enter the Union ballroom with their guests for thej dance to be he...…
…SATURDAY, NOV. 13, 1937 THE MICHIG AN DAILY PIGEF Fly Sarah Pierce W ill Announce I Engineers' Ba . Is Attended By More Than 700 Various Dances onignht To Give Pi-c.,slident; To ate Theme Of J.G.P . At Meeting Relief From A Though 1ast night's dances.ol-er- hliadowed by Engineers' Ball. were few in number. there will be several more l !1 P !v 7 t T 4-11 1 Roberta Chissus To Speak; To Introduce Chairmen T oWouien Thursday All.1ui...…
…THE MI HIGAN DAILY PAGE F&E THE MICHIGAN DATLY eAGE FiVE Hygiene Tests I Engugeit Told Activities This Week ncli For Exemption Two Concerts, Lectures Are Tomorrow By SUZAN'NE POTTER tion on Thursday night in Hill Audi- Regular Lectures To Be This week brings two big-time torium. This year the title of his lee personalities to the stage of Hill Audi- Given Next Semester;; torium, as well as a host of other:ture will be "News of the Day," an...…
…0 T[UESDAY. NOV. 16, 1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIV THF aaMa 'CHi VA1N DA.' 1.I b -N-- moo" Second Undergraduate Tea Will Be Held Friday At League Knight C7'Date. Adds Regal Touch 7 5Nj I Fee Of 5 Cents To Be Charged National Mortarboard Society Men's Coffee Hour Was Oritinated Here In 1906 Held By Dormitory f s By MARIANNE For dance I____!_Women's Honorary Group have from f 'Midst a deluge of midsemesters, blue books and...…
…TOE MICHIGAN DAILY f Reggie Childs Is Chosen For Soph Prom By Campus Poll Chairman Set s Ticket Sale Date For Tomorrow Sophomores Must Have' Identification C a r d s;' Tickets Are $2.75 ! Tailored Jackets Popular Exchange Student Tells Of Life At Lingnan University In Canton Engagement Announced Joan Hanson, Robert Lodge m n r n o Students elected Reggie Childs' : band from a group of five to play forX the annual Soph Prom in a campu...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Plans Changed For Panhellenic Ball Breakfasts Tables Will Be Reserved At League; Price To Be 25 Cents Per Person Because late permissionfor Pan- hellenic Ball, to be held from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m., Friday, Nov. 26, in the League Ballroom, has been granted only until 2 a.m., sororities can have breakfasts served at the League, it was announced by Stephanie Parfet, '39, general chairman. "The committee believed one hour would not...…
…FIbAY, NOV. 19, 1937 THE M ~CHIGAN DALY Undergraduate I Tea To Be Held! TodayAt League D a n c in g, Refreshments Featured; Five Cent Fee Will Be Requested All women on campus are invited; to attend the second Undergraduate, Tea, which will be held from 4 to 6j p.m. today in the League Ballroom. Charlie Zwick's orchestra will play for dancing and cider and doughnuts will be served. Fn th firt Limn rhra f fie Gloves Provide Costume Accents...…
…THE MICHIGAN. VAILY PAGE FIVE Independents To Hold 'Congressional Fling' Dec. 4 At Union Foster To Sing; Dani TL Will Brighten Mid-Semester Gloom Final Home Game Of This Season Michigan Alumnae To Hold Book Sale . w, To Be Featired Will Be Celebrated By 35 Houses A bo 4t+a~ Perhaps it's because this will be,- - - -- - - - -accordin at Kappa Delta Rho. Mr. and Mrs. being given by Sigma Phi Epsilon.a r Steinles Band Will Play; >the las...…
…_i I SUNAY, NV.2,I1987_ THE MICHIGAN DAILY Foetn ruPlan Interinational Dinner T ansD11 aneleicBalLit fParos Formner Student Marrie F einGop j haksgvig, ane In a Ls atosAnn iAror"Yesteday Will Hear Talk h*. Will Be High-Lights This Week For Soph Pro111 Vivian Lesperance, daughter of Mr. "___________________ ______and Ms George Lesperance of Annm By Er'nest Price hr ,aVe To A de ILeague ballroom into a formal gai 1 inc d Arbor. and Ferdinand Ot...…
…TUESDAY, NOV. 23, 1937 E M1IUI:AN I ATLY Knight 7 Date . -RYMB' M NN~ League Fair's Contest Tickets Plaids Are 'In' Again Alumnae Club Luncheon Held OYL.Y Ei'lIlt1V I) .Jn n1I 3 1W1Ui ss GGarnsey Is Vassar Seasons may come, seasons may go ... but as we put the old adage . . Women's Honor Guest there's none quite like the football season . . Yep, 'tis all over and we'll T r.o.p.lee Out:s A luncheon in honor of Miss Ger- soon be pacing ...…
…W xNTH, NOV.24,1937 THE MICIMAN DAILY PAGE FIVE1 Foreign Dinner Will Represent l I , Gwyn Players Plan Showing Of The Rivals' W. A. A. To Sponsor Indoor Season; =-rm"W'! -,.- -W . 20 Countries New International Student I I -- .r-- -- m - A1! - Will Include To The first indoor season, sponsored held Wednesdays an by the Women's Athletic Association. La.at year matches were Performances Will Be1 IrctOry TO e Given Friday And Saturda...…
…NOv. 5, 193" THE MICHIGAN DAILY Annual Panhellenic Ball To Be Held Tomorrow U=L Guests' Names Are Announced Committee Late Permission Has Been Given; Formal Garden To Be Used As Motif Joe Sanders To Play 'But $3.50-I Doubt Iff He's Worth It' g- 4) go A 4 4-? Motifs Taken From Old World Are Vogue In Modern Je welry Bracelets And Chains Are designs. Another bracelet features Heavy And Ornate; Gold Ithe Sicilian insignia of a three leg...…
…THE MI IHIGAN DAILY VAE FIVE. Cast Is Announced For 1937 Sophomore Cabaret Flooi Show Songs, Dances WiL Reproduce SpiritOf Paris 'French Rockettes,' Waltz Chorus, And 'Gigolettes' To Offer Entertainment Announcement has been made by Ella Stowe, entertainment chairman, of the entire cast of the "French Follies," the 1937 Sophomore Cab- aret. The Maidis and Chefs chorus is composed of 12 girls: Ellen Redner, Vievia Hoelscher, Bettie Schuele,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ForeignGroup To Hold Panel Meeting Today General Public Is Invited To Second Discussion To Be Held In League The second in the series of panels sponsored by the International Coun- cil will be presented at 4 p.m. today in the Grand Rapids Room of the League. Three foreign women, appoint- ed this year under the Barbour Schol-. arships for Oriental women will dis- cuss "The Growing Influence of Women on Affairs in the Orient....…
…TUESDAY NO iV.THE MICHIGAN DAILY hildrens heaterToGive The Secret Garden'Dec.10 PAGE FT-" ~nd1 Knight T'Date By MARIANNE Just one long, grand week-end of some odd five days we've had .. . with all the excitement of vacation-home for turkey on Thursday ,if you were among those fortunates) . then the Pan-Hel Ball, a hockey game andl various other parties . . . Now we've just three more weeks 'til we'll all bel off for Christmas holidays - - . ...…
…Tile IC.'"IC A N D AIJ VY TUESDAY, NOV. 2, 1937 THE MIt IJIGAN IAJLY TUESDAY, NOV. 2, 1931 Three Figures Prominent In New York Election Traffic Toll Held Unavoidable Evil DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN (Continued from Page 1) pedients. The relative value of each (Continued from Page 4) must be determined and the proper tee.Everyone interested in working proportion of financial and admin- on musical, dramatic, or dance proj- istrative support allo...…
…T HE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOV. 3, 1937 P 'of. Maier Finds Rats To Have Speaker Claims Paper Industry Is On Upgrade' Mr. A merica Zoology Luncheons Date Back To Joe's And Orient I :E Prof. MaerFi Adsats od ave anngReasoning Ability In Food Tests ' Industrialist Says Forests Must Stay Productive To Insure Resources C. W. Boyce, secretary of the Amer- ican Paper and Pulp Association and a graduate of the School of Forestry and Cons...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOV. 4, 1967 Children Learn Grim Reality Of Gas Defense In Britain Alumni Instruction Politics Is Called Worthy Field For '40 Is Plannedj For College Graduates To Enter (Continued from Page 1) ~~ ---m ePolitics is a career that ought to be private business because every act of penny of class dues collected is passed , considered by every ccliege man, cer- a public official is carefully scrutin- on from year to...…
…tj THlE MiC"HIGAN DAILY To Address Press Club (Continued from Page 1) encouraged to expand their work in this necessary direction.? William Brownrigg, director, State Civil Service Commission, followed the Governor on the platform and I observed that to improve the stand- ards of state personnel, qualification tests are now being developed and will Pictured above is Prof Preston be given to all employees by the first W. Slosson of the hi...…
…GE six THE M IC H;iGAN DAILY Aate Demands Japanese War Eagles Also Travel On Their Stomachs Siosson Says Press Tends To SATURDAY, NOV. 6, 195 Make These Japanese aviators in North China treated themselves to a hearty meal just before taking off on a mission of bombing and death. One of Nippon's greatest problems during its current campaign in China has been to supply warriors with food as well as ammunition. To bring supplies a great naval f...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY '! . .. . 35 INDIANA ..... 10 ILLINOIS ...... 61 PITTSBURGH .. 21 MICH. STATE 10 OHIO STATE .0. NORTH'ERN ... 0 NOTRE DAME. .. 6 TEMPLE .... .. 13 FORDHAM . ... 211 ... 6 PURDUE ........3 ARMY ... HARVARD Prevent Upset By Merriwellian Finish, FOOTBAL L BRIE F S Gophers Near Conference Title L~~B BRET gens1 j CHICAGO, Nov. 6.-UA)-A pair of an undefeated season and the title - resounding upset triumphs - by In...…
…PAGE SiX THiE MICIGAN D)AILY 9 F rnaldehyde Iormaldehyde Death Probed By Dr. Huntley Ford Is Luncheon Host To H. G. Wells Jaycees Pick Year's Projects Inquest Will Be Resumed Today Following State Physician'sTestimony JA1:ASON, Mich., Nov. 8-iP.-A $.. . formaldehyde spray used to subdue unruly prisoners "no doubt" was a factor in the death of James Parks, 57-year-old inmate of the State Pri- son of Southern Michigan, Dr. W. B.' Huntl...…
…IGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOV. 10, 1937 Plane Crashes While Stunting; Two Are Killed Pilot Loses Control Of His Machine Near Airport At Benton Harbor Field BENTON HARBOR, Mich., Nov. 9- (AP)-A stunting airplane crashed near the city airport this afternoon, killing Raymond Arthur Duffey, 25, of Benton Harbor, the pilot, and Har-. vey Edward Sievert, 29, of St. Joseph, the owner. Lincoln Churchill and Russell Dagvert of Porter, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Blackshirts Reviewed On Anniversary Of March On Rome Transportation Fascist Pact Seen 1 Imminent Threat Library liven To Soviet Security Alum ni Sup or Italian alignment with Germany and Japan is of more immediate con- Additions, of manuscripts, pictures, cern to the Russian Foreign Office and similar material, to the Transpor- than is the present conflict in the tation Library of the University, the Far East, Dr. Joh...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NOIT. 12, 1931 FRIDAY, NOV. 12, 1937 To 11 Frbn i 1 Iarristers Claim Dave Strong's Story Book Past Might Be Record Book Futurce By TOM PHARES sity of Washington grid star and de- Whenever Michigan's quarterback veloped his own style which differs prospects for next year are discussed, from the orthodox in that he drops talk invariably turns to a certain little the ball flat on his foot. guy with a story book pas...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOV. 13, 1937 Reduced' Meat Mussolini Sees The Tragic Side of War S. Spanish Week To Begin Here NextMonday DAILY OFFICIAL will speak to the Episcopal Student Wheat Damage Fellowship Sunday night at 7 gp.m. on "A Trip to Hudson Bay-57 degrees u BUJLLET INT N.L." His address will be accom- panied by motion pictures taken on the trip. Refreshments will be served. (Continued from Page 4) All Episcopal ytudents...…
…PAGE SIX TTIE' MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOV. 14, 193#7 ?AGE SIX SUNDAY, NOV. 14, 1937 THE M!(:HI(;AN DAILY Taxes, Budget Fordham Devel Service Plan ops Graduate For Employers British War Maps Shown At Library University Now Maurer To Start Newsphoto Course Possesses TWO Graduate Chosen Forestry Director Offer Congress The first public display of the mil-. Beginning at 8 p.m. Tuesday eve- Lee1 H eavv issues itary maps of the B~tish g...…
…six THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOV. 16, 19^ i SIX TUESDAY, NOV. 16, 193'? National Grange Master Advises Unity In Action Taber Tells Labor, Farm Groups, Business To Act In Proinoting Good-Will HARRISBURG, Pa., Nov. 15.-( P) -Louis J. Taber, Columbus, Off, re- elected master of the National Grange, told the organization today there is great opportunity for labor, business and agriculture to cooperate; in promoting "good-will, enabling not...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Three Teams Of Architects Vie For Prize Rome American Academy Gives $1250 Fellowship For College Architects Three teams of four men each will! represent the College of Architecture in this year's collaborative competi- tion sponsored by the American Acad- emy in Rome. Each member of a team covers one of four allied arts-architecture, landscape architecture, painting and sculpturing. The project of the competition thist y...…
…HF, IHCHIG A . D A IL TN' 'r: ;DA T, 'NO V. 1.8, 1951 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THT3U~DAY, NOV. 18, 1~3~ Gridmen In Preparation or Buckeyes Punt Handling Gymnastic Interest Frosh Gridders Hold Last Drill Drill Features On Upswing 1ere P r-et r s i Y7*7 M_ l The final freshman football practice, fall practice sessions and scrimmage When Man Rises touchdown pass, he started to ask Doug to change it. "I didn't see howI Once in every competitor'...…
…TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, ' MRWY Several Strong Barristers Take Locals May it 11 New Members Barristers. senior honorary law so- i Detroit Row ciety. initiated 11 Law School sen- iosyesterday on the Library steps. Those who were initiated were DETROIT, Nov. 18,-A)-Action James W. Mehaffey, Anthony L. Di- of the Detroit and Wayne County vidio. Paul A. Wright, Gerald L Federation of Labor in expelling 14 Stoetzer, Robert C. Brouse, Norman ...…
…'AGE SUE THE MICHIGAN DAILY ;p / NEWS In Brief Spain HENDAYE, Franco-Spanish Fron- tier-A Spanish government dispatch asserted Loyalist artillery yesterday scored hits on an Insurgent staff headquarters at Fuentes De Ebro on the Aragon Front in northeastern Spain. While Government field guns' pounded the middle Aragon Front Generalissimo Francisco Franco's In- surgent forces slogged through heavy rains and mud to prepare for their general...…
… H THE .MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOV. 21, 1931 131 PRINCETON ... 26 NOTRE DAME .. 7! NEBRASKA 6 NAVY ....... 6N'WESTERN.... IOWA . . 28! MIINNESOTA . 13 1 ILLINOIS 0 1T WISCONSIN 6I CHICAGO Vital Part In Ohio State Victory Over Grid Graph Reveals How Ohio State Downed Varsity In Finale Nine Gridders Big Ten Standings lose Careers s ~FRST HPAL .° -- ----- -- - ' - 5- . - - a gainst0.S.V Minnesota ....5 oLa 1. Ohio State .. .5 ...…
…AGE si THEMICHIGAN DAILY 1U. LNY ~L i V.V''. F.0L1.5/ Iu'ilding Plan Is Discussed; rof. Ratcliff Sees Added Construction Impetus (Continued from Page 1) Fiddles His Way Out Of Prison rd of a of tion, Professor Ratcliff attributed tc efear on the part of business that the government is in competition with them, f "This fear is unfounded," he claimed. "It has been asserted by many administration officials that the government is in the buil...…
…T H E MICIIGAIN I) A I L Y WDNE"A" , "V. 1 Asks Aid From Dewey lx Of Facult Super Malted Milk Honor Point Ratio Remodeled Varsity Glee Club Plans To Make Soda TapFyrRecitals In Near Future 1To Give Talks r, oaa For Literary School Freshmen The Varsit, Glee Club will an FountainOf Youth __nounce plans for several 'recitals in eA t onference Students of the class of 1941 in theI the quality of work necessary for the near future, one of which wil...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THUJRSDAY. -r Ralph Heikkinen Gains Place On Daily's AI-Conference Gophers Place Hockey Team W orks Hard To Prepare For Western t Four As King Team Ontario - \ / Daily's All-Conference Grid Selections Fist Team Second Team King, Minnesota..............L].. ...... Kenderdine, Indiana Midler, Minnesota .............. LT........ Schoenbaum, Ohio State Twedell, Minnesota ..............LG............. Zarnas, Ohio State W...…
…r THE MICHIGAN DAILY i:i I I - Impowsm Rendezvous-A fter The Brawl Was Over NEWS In Brief Madrid NEW INSURGENT ACTIVITY on The general front was foreseen yester- day after Rebel air-raiders bombed Terancon, strategically important rail junction on the Madrid-Valencia highway. Extensive damage was done to the city of 10,000 which is but 50 miles southeast of Madrid. New York GlEIARDO MACHADO, 68, once 'Cuba's dictatorial president but now...…
…PAGE Sil THE MIC HIGA N DAILY SUNDAY, NOV. 28, 193 ARMY NAVY . . . .6 . . . . . . . . () JNOTIRE DAME .. 13 PITTSBURGH . . 10 FORDIHAM.... 20 RIICH. STATE . . 14 TEX. CHISTIAN . 3 HOLY CROSS . . 20 STANFORD SO CAL....... 6 DUKE.......... 0 N.Y.U.......... 7 SAN FRANCISCO .0j SO. METHODIST.0 BOSTON COL. .. 0 COLUMBIA ..... 0 1 ..,. _..a , .. _., Wolverine Sextet Easily Con q ters Western Ontario 3 To 0 U------- Puckmen Show Xli ...…
…G-E 8 THE MIC"IGAN DAI LY [UESDAY, NOV. 30, 193 Preitss Terms NaiInfluence Bad or orld Present German Racial Theory Is Deleterious To Peace And Tranquility The racial theory, upon which the present German government is founded, has a deleterious effect on world peace, Prof. Lawrence Preuss, of the political science department, said, speaking on "Germany and the National Socialistic State" at the first Union forum, held at 4:30 p.m. Sun- day...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY P DARTMOUTH . . 33 ALABAMA .......9 1 AUBURN ...... 20 CENTENARY .. 10 I TEXAS.. . .. 9 CALIFORNIA ... 0 STANFORD......7 OR PRINCETON .... 9 TULANE ........61 TENNESSEE .... 71 TEXASCH'TIAN . 9 BAYLOR ........6 WASHINGTON .. 0 0S. CALIF. .......6 W Swimmers Better World Relay Record At AnnualWatei tEGON .......10 ASH. STATE .. 6 r Show 1,500 Persons Jam I-M Pool. To See Events Tomski, Hutchens, HaynieI And Kirar Swim On ...…
…rRIDAY, NOV. 12,;1937 THE MICHIGAN D1AILY 34 Gridders Make Trip East To ASl~ibE LINES By IRVIN L1SAGOII ____ 1 isalary. How Arnie Herber of the ff FrP iy..GreenBay Packers can hit his mark ENROUTE TO PHILADELPHIA. (a plate of glass) with a forward pass Nov. 11 ... Camaraderie is sadly at 50 yards . .. the movies of this pro absent from the ranks of Michigan's outflit were worth while. . .And while footballers. Before entraining for t...…
…THURSDAY, N017. 18, 293'7 THE MlICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN THURDAYNOV.18, 937 AGEmanE Conference Lacks Contenders For All-America Grid Eleven Recent Publicity Hasn't Included Every Frosh G6ridder Of Repute Injury Ridden Junior Varsity ung Star Guard Clint Frank Is Sure To Retain His 1936 Berth lE By3 TOM PHARES the All-State amateur team. Most i M IYeet AI Although Michigan's freshman observers rate Evy as a real threat football team...…
…THE MI ICHIG AN D A ILY PAGE S$EVEN ter....... DARTMOUTH.. 27 FORPHAM ...... 6 PITTSBURG ... 28 C. TECH........0.STANFORD. OLUMBIA .... 1 ST. MARY'S .... 0 PENN STATE .. 71 HOLY CROSS ... 0 CALIFORNIA AUBURN ...... .0 WASHINGTON 13 1GEORGIA ...... 0 OREGON ..... 14 WASH. STATE .. 7 0 OREGON STATE . 0 11*innesota Downs Wisconsin 13-7 To Capture Big Ten j,. le 76-Yard Drive %ives Gophers Winning Score, Notre Dame Blocks N.U. Kick Fo...…
…STHE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVI Forty-four Freshman Football Players Awarded Large Squad Intramural Hockey Purucher Laid Aside Comic 'arridge Says Contains Many IseasonOpens Soon Role To Lead Varsity Atack' '38 Ball Will Interfraternity and independents _________._ Varsity Hopes emadmeedn-e Mens' hockey league will start the Norm Purucker was funny. His an- three times in th same game withe essVey ________ ~first week in December, Earl Ri...…
…t' n"'. n, '7 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEI I BAYLOR ........7 GEORGIA .......6 AUBURN ..... 14 NEBRASKA .... 3 U.C.L.A. RICE .......... 3 GEORGIA TECH . 6 FLORIDA ...... 0 KANS. STATE ... 0 MISSOURI 13 CENT[ENARY . . 19 L.I.. .. .2 AUBURN 01 OKLAHOMA A-1I. I ..... 7 HA)RIDA 14 _) Cadets Trim Middies;_Irish AndSpartans Beat Coast Teamis Army' Defeats 'Watson Grooms Ramblers Win Lieckless Navy Yearling Hooka In FMal Rally Team By -...…
