Search Results

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Thoinason Wins Fall Track Title Track men donit usually think of food when they are running. But it was a different story yes- terday as the first ten varsity and freshman distance men to cover a one and two-thirds mile cross c'ountry course were awarded the right to attend a, turkey dinner in their honor. Footing the bill Monday night at the Union will be local track en- thusiast Phil Diamoud. The feast will honor Bob...…

…Tug MIiGAN:-DAiLY PA 117SC Romp , 40-0; California ips Stan ford, 7-6 Gophers Rip Badgers, 16-0; NU Trounces Illinois, 20-7 imely Michigan Aerials Prove Decisive Factor Allis Snares Ortmann's Flip for First TD, Peterson Powers Over for Second Tally Oklahoma Overpowers Kansas, 60-7 U i - MADISON, Wis. - VIP) -Minne- sota's massive Gophers crushed Wisconsin, 16-0, yesterday on a wet, slippery field in the Western Conference footb...…

…THE MIC IGAN DAILY WALLOW, NOT HOLLOW, WIN. Mud Lends Humor to Final Midget Game { ...rrr. UI A last look at the lightweights before King Football abdicates for another year: Playing conditions for Friday's game with Ohio State were -out of this world ... the game was played on the varsity practice field and the only grass in evidence was along the sidelines . . . . to make matters worse a heavy rain fell during the second half . . . ....…

…Si>~DEL OTE~ER 8, 1948 .5 HU.ill, D- UT1TJU4 Underdog Navy SalvagesS eason by Tying Undefeated Ca *- *, * * dets 21-2. < ) ., :w PHILADELPHIA-(,P)-Navy caught Army with its platoons down yesterday and spoiled the Cadets' perfect season with a 21-21 tie in an unbelievable turn of football fortunes. It was a sweet-tasting moral victory for the Midshipmen, beaten' 13 times in a row-eight this season-and held in such poor esteem that the Cad...…

…TIIF MICY-ICAN fl.tly T 'iT1YL4'Tf A tY ifiA 9 + a r ewraeti ; b w s.rt. 1. 1. f: n: l: I r A [l l yI )1A l ~ i. VWN*9d. SD'A , N® idaAi$LIL;,IiR spran s image Lively ampa ig p i The Goal! I i WITH THE FAMILY-President Truman took Mrs. Truman and daughter Margaret with him on his initial jaunt across country opening his 1948 campaign. During the trip he found that if following his "off the cuff" speeches he introduced them to his...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY r-FRIDAY, NO1TER!RER 5, 194] :.. _. + v " rr ai +av V iUZV 9 UNIVERSITY GRADUATE: Collier's Editor To Give Journalism Talk Today Gurney Williams, associate edi- tor of Collier's Weekly, will ad- dress journalism concentrates and other interested students at 3 p.m. today in Rm. E, Haven Hall. New Directory Arriving Soon Bindery To Come Through By Tuesday Despite delays and breakdowns, the Student Directory, will posi- t...…

…~PAGE MlGIT ..D'4MICIGAN Itn TA -SU"AV°. NOV.0"IE C 7. 19481 " ... ".::T..._.w ." TCU' W AN flAITY ' Y hCflAV e'a. Of -'. .O E.11 'LLIJ. o A 4) Y"Lr1.i1$ - 5 . A s l:l = A j 'PIX'-MAKING NO SNAP: DailyPhotographer Leads Rugged Life Eugene Black May Try for Governorship ASSOCIATED PRESS Idfle ( The life of a press photographer is' no bed of roses-The Daily's ace sport's photographer Alex Lman- Ian will attest to that. He's only been ...…

…PAGE MGTTT I T N MI CIGAN DA I Y -THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 11, P9.19 PAGE ----------- ....NOVE BER...... .. STUFFED-SHIRTS: Michigani Men Mob Local T ailors To Rent Tuxedos By FRAN IVICK The swollen Ann Arbor rental Income is rising even higher-and 'all because Michigan men want to be stuffed shirts. Not satisfied with their usual prim business suits, campus males have started their annual run on rented tuxedos, driven by the so- cial pressure...…

…9 9 A TIIIF MIC14ICA TlAlfi.V AtA RL A I4. ~i 11U k L.I.J 1[L'4.1. ui t' lw1a Y, NmyV E BE A1 , MRJ I Thor Johnson Will Conduct Cincinnati Symphony Here Ann Arbor music-lovers are Koussevitsky. He has also direct- throwing out the welcome mat ed the Berkshire Orchestra and for the Cincinnati Symphony starred as great conductor of the which will be conducted by for- Ne Ys Pheaharonicr osthn. T-_ i__ -, New York Philharmonic. Boston, I _ ...…

…Southerners Will Filibuster On CivilRights Extension of Cloture Opposed in Senate WASHINGTON-(AP)-Southern Democrats will filibuster if lead- ers try to change the Senate de- bate rules to help push any civil rights proposals through Congress. Senator McClellan (Dem., Ark.), who has taken an active part in such things in the past, made that point clear today. McClellan told a reporter he has heard that administration lieu- tenants are thinking...…

…THE AltCHIGAN DAILY FiT¢w. 'S Intl i.:Tvf .rT't a, I ,)jJ T__IHGA Al *I The City Beat Local Democrat Francis L. O'Brien, '39L, headed a list of pos- sible candidates in speculation on who will be Ann Arbor's next mu- nicipal judge. At its Dec. 6 meeting, Common Council will consider a nomination to the post, which Judge Jay 11. Payne will leave Jan. 1 to take over the county probate judge- ship he won in the election. Although national hou...…

…THE MICHIGAN T)AIIN SUNDAY. XOVTtd**'Aft.A$" EGE ROUN :... i MT Ca 6. 2.\ ol"N T .IAI 1. i1TsAhuj. t ? 7'bV fl] TI I -. ,...#4 A ' A4d RFl W fN.JI d. T'19 DUP Mascots Get Rough Fare In University Rivalries j Senior Pictures Top Past Records A record number of 3,034 Senior The staff also has sold 1,450 sub- Pictures have been taken for the scriptions, against the "mark of 1949 Michiganensian, Bill Zerman,1,2recdathitmels 'Ensian sales ...…

…THE MICIGAN DAILY ._ p . .:+ ~ . ~ ~zn . a y {. . w x rYa,,In IY~i lM Y g KEYS TO SUCCESS: Experience Is Still Best Teacher, Says Curzon By JO MISNER The life of a virtuoso is not all beer and skittles, according to Clifford Curzon, English pianist who will perform at 8:30 p.m. Sat- urday in Hill Auditorium. }Lookto 508 E. Williams for the tops in "pops" and classics on RCA Victor Records Freddy Martin and His Orchestra RHYTHMS FROM LA...…

…__THE ICHIAN DAILY WEIR GOES HINTING: Prey of Ticket-Seekers Takes Vacation Promises Will Be Fulfilled, Williams Says UNIVERSITY PLAYS HOST: College Representatives Meet For Educational Conference Don Weir, University ticket manager, has gone hunting. The overworked dealer of du- cats, for two months besieged by an army of students, alumni, and assorted petitioners, has swept his desk clean of all imploring let- ters, attempted bribes, and...…