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…n TSIVkSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .1 ca ® ' a PAGE FIVE Aft, ADVISORS INTRODUCE CHANGE IN ATTITUDE New Form of Special Permission Cards Places More Responsibility On Students SEEK LESS FORMALITY With the change of organization efected in the government of women students last year, when the single supervisionby a dean of women was abolished fo an advisory office com- posed of three women, a number of improvements were set unde...…

….._...w,_ -.. -, . ..,. 'I FRDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILYP PAGE FI" CLASS WON BY PUA|D[)[LIg|[DSAYS LEAGUE BUILDING I HIflhI IUNO II ALL FRIENDSHIPS AND. .iuaiinn rrrifhl WILL ENLARGE ASSOCIATIONS K[Y BANO[I WILL Cora Says Campus Needs More Pep; U D 'We All Take Too Much For Granted Says Archery Bows Should Be Made Of #A JUNIUM IEA Percentage Basis Determines Stand- ing, Giving Lead To Juniors Re- gardless Of Last Cont...…

…0 )ESTABLISHED A 890 . Y~g Air at MEMBER ASSOCIATED PRESS #1 VOL. XXXVIII, No. 47. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1927 EIGHT PAGES COACH W1EMAN TALKS OVER J IN FOURTH RADIO NIGHT PROGRAM RADO LISTENERS HEAR STORY OF WOLVERINES TEAM FROM INSIDE GIVES PLAYERS' HISTORIES Calls Oosterbaan Greatest All-Around Athlete In CoUegiate Competition Today Speaking on the fourth Michigan Night radio program broadcas't through WWJ, the...…

…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY __________________f ftE IV 'HOCKEY-S[ASON WILLStudent Nurses In University Hospital " "rn{will Initiate Extra-Curricular Program 'IS COUZENS HALL RR EEEMOTION IS AIM SOCIAL DIRECTOR a ULUSE WII1H 1 I Under the leadership of Miss Shir- athletics, dramatics and literature, ley C. Titus, director of nursing, and religious work, outings, and social Annual Athletic Banquet WIll Be Heli Miss Margaret...…

…I vw"W v W" m wvov vv.-% I IL T T-%7)k VT X? I 'PA TlS r 1* *Y TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1927 THE MICHI(3AN [AILY 15ft _ r lli [ 1' 1 V F, ------" "------- . .. n T - ----- a, . tly4W 4 1 " A* _ A _ .T' __ I Struggle For Intercollegiate Sports WOMAN CONSUL For Women Wages In Several Schools LIBRARY OF COIZNS Intercollegiate athletics for women, athletics and that the many are not; HALL0FORBOOK CLUE FRES1IMAN CLASSES TO DEVELOP SPECIAL EIDUAT...…

… _- rr." Vi" a m7.-%v vv,--% A IL f T"% A TT X? 11 'PAGlE F'IVE WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .r.n+t.+.u y. t .. Students Are Poorly Equipped To Take WAREDINFLER MANY WREPHSENT CHOItsCES ARE RESLT ARE IL S AWUTINCRS Advanced Courses, Says Prof. Rovillain Tf F f QQualifyingfor the bronze pins, TO PRACTICES AT H"What do I think of higher educa- knowledge to and it hangs suspend- which are the first awards made to neo oe r...…

… ESTABLISHED 1890 411 .Ott MEMBERI ASSOCIATED PRESS A VOL. XXXVIII, No. 38. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 1927 EIGHT PAGES MEXICAN COURT PISWYF0HOIL GREEMENTI ALUMNUS, ORATOR AND TRAVELER IS IN DIFFICULTY PICKING BEST PLACE STATE DEPARTMENT SEES TO AMERICANS IN DECISION AID MORROW DEFINES POINTS Washington Officials Trying To Reach Working Settlement For Owners 4 (By Associated Press) WASHINGTON, NoV. 18.-A ...…

… moron"- 1 If7vow, ) VIA I LEAGUE FLWER SALE' "Daily Newspapers Are Not Featured In English Schools," Says Professor Jack VHINU LAHUE PHLIHI Daily newspapers are not a feature little. There are no women on the .-.-------------of the English university, according to staff of the London newspapers, andI AProf. I. M. Jack, the new head of the other papers employ them only as1 Floivers Are Furnished fly IJ. 1..y rhetoric department. "Til...…

…TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1927. THE MTCHICAN DAILY ----, AEF'Tvr _....... ---.r.-- - I b I STUPED[OUSl CIRCUS Professor Jack Observes Differences SL F BLERK S iUPIDU CICS SAU 11U0-L E 01 DL U L D U Between American And English Women j . i rirr i r nir um i n or r nn k ea nrNiE I irIT El ai r i R FRESHMAN GROUPSITo Begin Recruiting TO TAKE PART IN Of Bazaar Sellers SWIMMING MEET ae 'i WILL HE HER fN Sensational Feats And Acts Of Daring To T...…

…NOVEMBER 20, 1927. ImTHE IFTCGN fD-MEY 2 - * kdt ft *-- V ft BASKETBALL International Banque I*o E r - t, Feeling Between V YtILL SIAHI IUEOUA 'Wone" Will Have Fire Weeks Prae- tise Before Interclass Teais Will Be Chosen Speaking of the International Ban- c quet to be held tonight at the Union, f Miss Grace Richards, adviser to wom- t ' E it i t r; N APPOINT TEAM MANAGERS With the advent of cold weather and the necessity of playin...…

…ThURSDAY, NOVEMBER 24, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ? -iw' PAGE FIVE AdM6 n C AIL MAEN SORORITIESHOLD Length Of Sleeves Criterion Of Style In Japan Is Opinion Of Otsuka Sisters ATIITI[ I L L B[OPINK LEMONADE HAS BEEN CIRCUS TRAITONFOR OVER SEVENTY YEARS BHEAKIAM-I IIUNIUH I i a i 1):nvig Xill BeC(hijef Diversioii I:Nry rn ihg IParties A fter P~alhelleiiie. Ball At F ! f WILL VARY DECORATIONS Ater the Pan-hellenic ball, which will be gi...…

…S4ATURD~AY' NVMBERl 26,'1927 THPI MICIGCAN DAIL'Y F-rv " 1AGE FIVE F nics iv.urs xrxvvva. ua x.r.ua.o u .++. .... . .... . . . .......... . C', imi =Ndiii Rto) 440 " TOURPNAMENT ES \N VOLEY BALL INAL S MISS LUBOSHUTZ TELLS OF CAREER; IS ON FACULTY OF CURTIS INSTITUTE' By Rita Rosenthal, '30 "Ambition is the' only thing worth py. Perhaps that is why artists are living for," said Lea Luboshutz, noted some of the happiest people in the I...…

…s T)AV.- NOVEMBER 27. 1927. THP MTCHTGAN DAILY ,,.,_ - PAGE f w' 1 4I4I1"T1 LV ~Vk1 M}11 E1 ul97.LJU'{. T.-1P MlTfl Tf''N"1.:i [ ......... . ...... . . . 6vVJ=MWA-7A=l I, JUNIORS WILL MEET W. A. A. Head Says Michigan Is Not Ready "e i a " 'n n I For Women's Intercollegiate Athletics, Iii VLfl t1 PUrLM -- 1 methods of Tryouts To Be Announced;t Women Owing Dollar Fee May 1 Pay At Meeting TO BE AT NEWBERRY HALL Discussion of the J...…

…TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 21 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . ............................................. - - - - - - - - - - - 0 TAT= M x t T T r BUNGLING BROS. CIR THEE DAYS REMAIN Anrymous Writer Answers Prof. Jack .SIMN NRE __ T-3N^0e^ 3"k-S SENSATIONAL C IL With Memory Of A Discussion In Paris SENSAINACO I 0 0r/PLI[ DlERS Tehoiwl that yuheard risei land by her nenL 13Side shows of the Bungling Bros, T'1C0F LETS early wole matter.unconcern abo...…

…WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 30, 1927 THE MTCHI AN DATLY PACE FIVE THEMII-TGN AIY AIL~ IY 1 THYDII fO PLAYSPEAK~S OF PLA NY FINAL DA|AD[ [)D[)I INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETICS CANNOT TO JUNIOR CLASS IJ\iLll | LMO DEVELOP AT PRESENT, SAYS DR. BELL "Intercollegiate athletis for wo- the experiment would be unfortunate TO B[GI~ N[T EEK , MAIJE ! COMMITEmen is a Utoian ideal," decl red Dr. "Secondly," said Dr. Bell, continu- 31iss Well man Stresses Confor...…

…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TiT1<<:SDAY. Nt IVPiNT- E 1 _ 1927" MAIZEAND BLUE F L Y a :V I P 1 I'..) 11) 1'. r l L. 1 ;+.: i. ..d A GA'RLAND GRANGE GRI T FATURE GILBERT TO PLAY FA WOLV[PR UC, T d oYURDARS SATURDAYUP.ETSL| LR|VB| AGAINST CHICAGO L dusablet haLl ack, twhouwas keptu Iof ' r the Illinois game Satuirday bec ause f" MLichigan Team Earns Title ing Wolverines" As It Befoe iliois Of "Fight. Falls 'I lvo es~tern(Coniferenice E...…

…7ERINE THE MICHIGAN DAILY GRIDMEN PREPARE TO STAGE COME FL J MICHIGAN WILL SEEKI TO CONTINUE RECORD Maize and U1ue Tenn) tins Never Been Defeated In successive Tilts Since 119 Season PRACTICESARE SECRET Coach Tad Wieman's Wolverines, not only no longer unscored on but de- feated as well, continued their eager practice drill yesterday, striving toI essay a comeback next Saturday, when in accordance with a glorious tradi- tion which has deve...…

…TI E NMI CIAN A IL y .LBER T'S RETURN S TRENGTHENS WOLVERINE HALFBACK IS FULLY RECEREB I "Michigan--Win Or Lose" COACH FISHER'S TEAM' WRECKED BY IJU I Ret rves to )leeI 1hysicIl Educatin Team n 3liday Mmnus Services of Star Players YEARLINGS SHOW PROMISE MICHIGAN TEAM R PROVE SLOWIN ARNAD ELECTED L REACHING FORM di- EAHNFOMJNIOR CIRCUIT HEAD, FISHER CALLS NO FRESHMAN BASEBAL All men intending to be cand dates for the freshman bask ba...…

…T! 11 1),\11-V r:, A Ia I I I (Aa1 ~ r AY! N OV'ril~kII!JU4, 19: 2 7 BACKFIELD SHAKE UP i - r ld A GAINST MAROONS PUCKEILARTI LIKELY TO REPLACE MILLER; IL B ER T W IL L S T R GEMBIS IS DEFINITELY OUT;, EX- PECT WHITTLE TO ENTER TEAM WL LEAVE TODAY Coach Wiemin May llen Shift Miller To Quarterback Post With Rkih A+ Fullback F'1r¢I (4AIE IWITH MAIZOONS SMichhiiaau's seats for Saturday's game at Stmt; field are in the South stands, oc...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY RU NERS WILL OPPOSE GOPHERS st lOCKNEMEN TO PLAY CLASH TOE Midway's "Grand Old M SPARTANS )A ILLINI, IOW\ ELEVENS PLAY IMPORTANT: TILT llawkeye llomecomers Pray For Upset As Indians Start November Drive For Title I i Battle Brings Two of Country's Most Powerful Elevens Together At South Bend NOTRE DAME UNDEFEATED (Special to The Daily) SOUTH BEND, Nov. 4.-Two of the most powerful teams in the country will be pitted ...…

… Michigan Awarded BIG GREEN ELEVEN BOASTS TWO OF EAST'S GREATEST Buckeye Harriers Nine PI'sit tnS OnHALFBACKS FOR 1927 SEASON IN MARSTERS AND LANE By Loss Big Ten Tank Team I.Of Veterajh Stars Ineligibility and injuries have com- )hined to reduce what at the outset Sof the 1927 season appeared to be a Jpowerful Ohio State cross country team to an aggregation of more or less doubtful strength, although tra- dition indicates that Dr. Frak Castl...…

…TIL MICI IGAN DAILY fT ' :;fi. IPROVED NAVY TEAM TO FACE MICHIGAN SA TURDA Y EATTACK INS DISPLAYS ABILITY AS QUARTERBACK P MAIZE AND BLUE lieago Eleven Puts Vp Great Battle Against Micligan Despite Several Injuries CICH DOES LINE PLUNGING Navy, vastly improved over the reen Middy eleven which lost to otie Dame three weeks ago, stands ady to invade Ann Arbor onco rain, stands ready to give the Wol- rines a great battle, after loafing rou...…

…THE MTGT IIGAN, DAILY WYL#.i4SD Il''u) .THrw F MIx\/ "4i- AN A I 't Y 'UJ-"ffT : 1X J h~ f', I NA ,E ." rI CALDWELL DECLARED INELIGIBLE AT YALE HALFBACK LOST VE OF BI GANE PRINCETON TEA M OLD ELI WILL MISS HIM Hoosier Harriers SPORTS Show Promise In BY AN TO STOP NAYY BACKS First Trial Runs awley Tapping, AS SEEN ' IIDTWflGfUTS TEAM ALUMNUS WIS [ROM r[S[RiE L1DO% BACX I)ISQUJALIFIEI) 110 [ FURTElt OTBALL IfW1IflE IN tO1LFA~E 10N WA...…

…THE MIChIGAN DAILY TI IFik,-,DAY, X( A' IR I;I: 10. 1:124 .. .... ............ ... . ......... . NAVY TO SEND BALANCED TEAM AGAI I, Coai Ingrarn Will Send Strong Line Ad FI VCst 1 Versatile Backfield Into Saturdzay's {amie LLOYD IS BACKFIELD ACE (By Ass ciatd( Press) ANNAPOLIS, Nov. 9. - Ensigns Hamilton and Goudge, stars of Navy's crack 1926 eleven, now assistant coaches at the institution, today play- ed the part of "Oosterbaan a...…

…6 THF MM.T.-IMAN DATI V aT T- IW 1'tTClT T'ti AM1( Pl YAT V..il I IM)" Nm ,At 1-1. CU, IGA N TO z __ _,.. . , . . ... _. s FULL SRNGTH AGAINST NA VY MAN DISPELS ALL RMORS TO CONTRARY AS FEATURE.9 . INTERSECTIONALCMER NAVY . A .E.Iix S IS EXPE,TE1 110 F NI PLACE IN NEW I1CII(GAN DRIVING ATTACK TEAM WORKS ON DEFENSI Wolverines Are Fortifie Witi Many New Plays For Use Against Annapolis Eleven By Herlwrt F. Vedder Whatever some of the...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN D)AIL Y ............. . .. ............. .......... .... kljixl. iNklvj:dlTlujulv LQ, 4ogol DEAN DANA CONSoUT W IT H A D V IS O R Y G R OUr. Cot 111 W (;A s s P s n Wverk AndI I'ropoi.edi Projects.. FAVOR M'S WEENEY BILL Samuel T. Dana, dean of the School of Forestry and (onservation returned Thiursdaty from Madison, Wis., where] hie attendieda meeting of the adlvisoryI c (-)ncil of thle Grealt LIkesExperiment' stat...…

…GE" SIX THE MICHIGAN DAff.Y _ SUNDAY. N'O"V MIRRIt 1 .1. 1927 T I....... ...... ..... ........I.. ....................... .......... .* ;, a~ li;rl iL 11. 1 1, 1~:.1 , i WOLVERINES OFFENSIVERLINEP ICH'S PLUNGES AGAIN FEATURE STAMPS THIRD GAME BETWEEN TWO TEAMS (ILBER'f'S TOUCHDl'OUT AN;) Fi I IIS T OIT'll% VANQUISH NAVY BY 27 TO 12 SCORE SCORE BY QUARTERS NAVY'S LEADER A uu i|I 10111 E NT ERS LIN EUPI NN 600 WI1NS BU M NAVY 1s...…

…I THE MICHIGAN DAD- TUESDAY, NOVEMMR 15, THE MCHIGA DAIL TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 15. GOPHERS PR ES N-.f'T R EAL BST L FOR MICHIGAN e.FB \JT4JN.ET Ui~e. GOPER LAFARRELL SELECTS HARRIERS FOR NOR-1THMEN WILL REL Y SHOTONRETRNS OPHR LADS INDIANA REDYCON FERENCE CHAMPIONSHIP RACE 1iONE IIRPURV HI - C N [ T 1o iga' rr in .t t iv ein the 1P-nsecutic seas~ons ~thei~ltin1ye rnu- j~ >kONt lnqit lc inst n tCncen< ie onvur a o l vU vt9Ue VA IE OFEN IVTi...…

….. THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, NOVEMB R,16, 1927 SQUAD STRESSES MICHIGAN LOS E S BA(Minnesota Gridmen Scheduledd To Play FOR GOPHER CONTEST Six Big Ten Teams Coach Wiemon Announces That Gem- (Special to The Daily) I his, Sophomore Fullback, W1il MINNEAPOLIS, Nov. 15-With nine Not Face InvadIne Tea iI DEFENSE FOR MINNESOTA PLAYS TANDIDATES FOR 1927 ALL-AMERICAN HONORS 1 1 i 1 v i C 7 1 i ______igames as the greatest number any INVAD...…

…PAGE TWO T14E MICHTGAN DATLY SATITRDAV. NOVPMIIPlt 19. 1427 TH" IIIC A ""aa r a -aT1 aVFYI II Ili1 1. .\.1 IV ~lUUI4'U DtI;; 1:Y.-*tA~4% t~3 * I I FORESTE-RS PLAN -FOR TIM BERPRESERVATION AT FEDRI MEETING CONSERVrII .1 ND -4O.ESTRYHED ATTNDS llamaz;., 9ies Presenf t AtConferene ~ ~ci1 nviatonOf Na- tiou:d Orgaiaion Saiue T Dana and three ava'rs toi the fac<ulty of the S'chool ui~~~ 14e1 n adConservation return- t d fromt ChOicago yester...…

…I ERINES Bow, BEFORE SUPERIOR ... . ....... .. CuPHE'R TE I POWERFUL MINNESOTA MORE THAN JUST A QUARTERBACK 3tlclhigain Eeleven FaiN To Stop Clever As,%orI nik rf Pas And I RICH SHINES AS [DRTEDIIITV UADJU~D~ SCORE BY QUARTERS MINNESO A M14r.,..,,HIGAN 1st 0 2nd 0 0. 3rd 4th 6 0 7 FINAL 13, RllC-H SHINES AS DEFENSIVE ST.ARIIIRiIIlI IHIIi WILL RACE TOMORQW Intram.ural 1)partien t schledules List Of Contests For Week's Card ...…

…: 1;127 PAGE SI THE MICA IGAN I AI Y TUESDAY, NOVEMBE R" , A THE--------AIL T1IE~)AY.NOVEflEI '-. 1927. A GOPHERS DEEMED ONE OF B E-- ST =MS IN C UNTRY SPEARS' 1927[LEVEN HAS FINE BACKIELD AND FRWARD ALL MAIZE AND ILUE TEAM COMP- LETES IIARDEST GRID) SCIIEDULE IN YEA1S4 MICHIGAN FIGHTS HARD Wolverines Fail To Figure In Big Ten Title For First ime In Three Years For the first time in three years and for the second time in six year...…

…THE- MICI-ftCAN DAtY.. p WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23 1927. - - HE M~hIGN i5IEA 4 1 WOLVERINE CAGE SQUAD HOLDS INTENSIVi MATIE DROWYES TEAM 1_STATE TO HAVE NEW GRID COACH IN PREPARATION FOR DIFFICULT SCHEDULEI t 'I RScheduled To elan OLY MPIC& ANNOUNCFF1.Sev.1enteen Galmes SPORTORIALS i V w. Ilan %o V f, 4[ Y Y 74* v e r v e IW IN'II (;: AN 911 iN tEr WIff 17 CONTESTS DI)UBING ('OMING' SEASON PLAY STATE PLAYS HERE DEC. 10 McCoy ...…

…SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THMSDAY, NOVFT-V.MRR--24, 1927 'A THE MICHiGAN DAILY TIIURSl)AY, N0VEMB~a~4, W27 BIG TEN COA'CHES' HONOR I THREE MICHIGAN PLAYERS POSITIONS ON FIRST ATEAMLL COUERNC T AWARDE TO DOSTERBAANJ GILBERT AND BAER linneisott Via ces Joesting, Alinquist, And Manson, hile Crofoot Is Named Quattback ROUSE CHOSENCENTER (By Associatedl Piess) CHICAGO, Nov.: 23.-Capt. Herb Joesting of Minnesota, and Capt. Ben- nie Oost...…

…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAII-Y $ATURDAY, NOVEMBER 26, _lg27 T-F- --------O A -- SAURAY OVMBR26 12 S P s s F s C c a a ti ti S t 0 g tc tz c( it sl g N tlv tc el th w o fl gc st t A D: fo gr H th K .th ab tr po th to Fi im i of UNBEATEN A -C TTI BACKFIELD A KANSAS (OAIIING STAFF IN THEIR TFEATUREFranklin C. Cappon, former ~S nnu FE TUR UN Wolverine fullback star and as-I sistant coach who has been head Pfl~fl Ifootball coach at Kansas urn...…

…A sue- THE MICHIGAN DASMY ECKERSLL SE -LE CTS L T-R OJ A-.j NS AOL OV TIM IL IAMTE R N5, GILBERT SUNDAY, NOVEMBER, 27, t APTAIN-ELECT RICH I BOW BE FORE IRISH ELEVEN FULLBAC6K ONSCN ELVE GABEL AND NYLAND ARE CHOSEN FOR THIRD TEAM; BAER RATED AHEAD OF HANSON Michigan's trio of superlative stars, Capt. ?en Ooosterbaan, Ray leer,' and Louis Gilbert, were again chosen for all-Conference honors yester(Iay, this time by the dean of sport...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAII-Y TUESDAY, NOVEM'PEA 29, 19 TIAP MICT-TIflAN flAh V TUESDAY. NOVEMBER 29. itI |THREE MICHIGAN MENUNIVERSITY OFSOU AR GIVEN, POS|T BOW BEFOkE ARE GIVEN POSITIONY nm AL-CONERNCE FOOTBALL TEAM THERN CALIFORNIA ATTACK OF NOTRE GRIDDERS DAME ELEVEN, l|\(I|E( UDIEQ 'FRIEDMAN CLOSES FIRST SEASON OF 7-6 nrULfhIi L IIU Ll K) PRO FOOTBALL WITH CLEVELAND TEAM ONh MYTRCLELEVEN i 0 STEBAA , Al LBERT. A BAEI (CHOSEN BY SPORTS...…

…0 PAGE SIB THE MICHIGAN DAIS Y AVETI\ESDAY, -.NOVEMTIFR ^0, 1927, T~AG1~J SIX THE MICHIGAN DAI'LY WEb~ESDAY, NOVEMI3J~R 30, 1~2? HARVA RD AND MICHIGAN MAY MEET 1N GRIDIRO.N 2 ENDEAVOR T REACHCYLE T PLAY Track Candidat RETURN OF HARRIAN fii r s r r r. FO Rre r - CUBS IN 1928 old First [hill EU 0 DOPING T MUTUAL AUREEMENT Rujiior Of Contet Between Wolverines And Crimson Follows President Little's Eastern Trip DIFFICULT TO SET DA...…

…TUESDAY, NOVEMWER 1, 1927. THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE SIEV ?'N 4. 4, Y l t- f lChicago Promoter FIRST nvvrnuiBEGINS hcg Seeks Heavyweight N P Championship Bout (By Associated Press) Gene Snirazen Scores P> In Practice CHICAGO, Oct. 31-An unwritten As Walter Itagen, Defending law that it isn't a heavyweight chain- Chatmplon, Struggles pi9nship fight unless Tex Rickard SIXTY ENTRANTS REPORT promotes it will be broken here next; September, if...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY nOT. [rEast Leads Country In Unbeaten Teams BOLEM E EEVSaturday's games t'educed the field SONS OP FORMER GRID STARS MAY PERFORM ANNAPOLIS, MD. - The Naval BOSTON-Red Stuart ad Billy nGAINST UNIVERSITY OF DETROIT YEARLINGS Academy soccer t am d eated th Coutu have been traded to the Minne- SUniversity ofPenn ylvania by 1apolis club o( the eetrl hockey 0 leagune by the floston Bruins. SLA Adv If Manlius academy plays Uni...…

…7THE MICHIGAN DAILY ;AG r__V r ndr flflFJj[ IWVT MVACK IS SEEKING ; .IWIESO OB AON OfiPIIE SC1I DVEft,\ il''" big Wi.lrill 4 , ~ ~ *~i ll I ( A ri (111)5, l U :1I('c" W t :I e v 7 Ei w l, lr1e 13 SXiCTCAPACTV COWD le(; r ton 'Iris servicesnet;e Fue! h front.a Ih' nu1ltrinp ii nhe +A(Spefial to The Daiily.) twOSf , Cobb cailled 01oi oie Yv ue,, IN;IN-,.A\ PO1.1,Nov. 2. -T'his week- jBnagrof th belt ti(,-5, ami0'(- en fllwill seIIi1l51acompleti...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ..-- -- -- _ - PACE, S MuH . i. n +tlA1iY#Wreu }aCH MAYv..SHIFT BASKETBA TRYOUT , REPORT FOR PRACTICE Two V4erars Included Among 3 ) en Aspiring To Regiuhr BeMhs On l 1higati Quintet- WILL CUT SQUAD SOON Under Coach Edwin J. Mather's guidance, 35 candidates for the Var- sity basketball team are practicing four times a week on the Yost field house court. These pre-season ses- sions are held every Monday, Tues- day, Wenesd...…

…TAE MICHIGAN DAILY__ _ _------- ... - _ __ _ _ _ ---- TTA.TTTTT' t'Y~'[Y' 'f T1 TT T'lTl1TC< rl%. a .... _._. Ell --'3k V~ anl'5V1U J "i : " More than 2,000,000 pounds of cop- 'UNIVERSITY OF IT TANOTS-D~ad's . per were reqluired( for the minting of day is to be held Nov. 12. THIS ATHIS $5,115,675 one-cent aind five-cent plec- L 9CQLUMNA es 'which the Venited States turned Both the universities of Indlianai SCSLUMN - out last yea r. and Wisco...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY CHICAGO CAPTAIN RECEIVES INJURY FROM PIMLICO TRACK IRiaecrs of eih (ouit laim Ile Wonhi Tiie Won f utorify Rae Etee;,+ For 'Fl Ihwing' THATE R 3rd and Last Week! Shrtir Sunday, November 6 TiS COLUMN CLOSES AT3 P.M. COLUMN CLAG3 S mall leather loose-leaf note bookRewanrd in ewcess of value to n Charls K. Hua, 307 Dvi- icio. Di;, 5865. 42, 413, 44, 45 LOS- ver fcuntain pen, last Mon- a, e een ill Auditorium and ~12 awr...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGEPLANS TO STOP NORTHWESTERN STARS Jloosler And Purple Football Coaches BeastV Equal Uecord in TWo Year (Grd Rivalry. FIVE VETERANS WILL PLAY (Special to The Daily) BOOM INGTON, Ind., Nov. 7.-Coach Pat Page will start his gridlmen on a big program this afternoon, that of trying defensive formations which will stop Captain Gustafson, Tiny Lewis, and Walt' Holmer, Northwestern's' brilliant ball carriers. It's a big job but...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY I RENEW An 10 NAMED TO PILOT AIS CARDS 0 __ __ __ _ New Athletic Ruling At Cambridge And Oxford Will Affect American Students INDU TE (C Thdgfrs have Won Eight Out Of Nine Encounters Between Two Teams sioce (irst ane in891 HAWKEVES SEEKI REVENGE (Snecial to The Daily) MADISON, Wis., Nov. 8--The Iowa- Wisconsin football game at Camp Randall stadium Saturday, although having no direct bearing on the Con- ference title, w...…

…SDAY, NOVEivIBER 10, 1927 THE MICIGAN DPAILY ILLI[MARON BTTLE~ (4oe 5(1111 t o h L iy) ai CITA 1lPAlCN, Nov .-MVore thant 10,000 se ats in Mven,rial stadlium pro- pcer ae still avaih..ble for the Illinois- Chicago game and1 itll fans are assured r, locations "o it the 4 f sides of the field, since it is estimnat- edl that the attend-l ance will be ap- proximately 50,000, -and no customers will be reqluried toEi occupy seats in thet s o it ...…

…11, 192 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 11, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUBSTITUTES NUT TO START AGAINST NAY (Continued from Page Six) set of ball carriers with Puckelwartz, Domhoff, Hoffman and Fuller would Phrm a real "pony" backfield with real speed and dash. Such ' quartet would average only 160 pounds while a hat- tering set of Gembis, Rich, Miller and Gilbert would come nearly to a 175 hound average. One thing is certain-that the Wol- verines will n...…

…SATURDAY, NOVEMBElt 12, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGIE TR EE ............... . . .. . .... HOBBS RELATES PROGRESS OF_'GREENLANDEXPEDITION (Continued from Page One) mit was found a lake of delicious water. Work was begun at once on with a wind velocity of 81 miles an moving the necessary materials to C r f { I t x danger to the shack is fire, on ac- location in order to measure the ceunt of the quantities of gasoline movement of the glaci...…

…ilS1;l: 1;11, P'2 THE. MICHIGAN DAILY . .. .... ---- ----- -AUARMY TL ALOPSI WOLVERIN ES TRI.UMPH OVER? NAVY IN GAME REPLETE i WITH THRILLS INCLUDING NVAVY 49ACK S 85 YARD RUN g7 CTI UI ri1gl;Iuig 1rbS11lI cork Series Of Too to tFor Results CAGLE STI ARS FOR AR) 1 I r j i I t; ;y i r ._ MY i I (lay Assciated ress)h NEW YORK, Nov. 12-An alert A-t my team grained to the minute men- tally and Iphysically. stopped Notre t IDaminh its tr...…