…TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1949 THE MICHflAN ]DAIL"Y PAGE 9 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER '15, 1949 PAGE I-M Football Squads Hit Finals - Chi Psi, Williams House Favored in Title Clashes Theta Chi, Hayden House Hope for Newman Club, Owen Coop Game Upsets; Even By JACK BERGSTROM Tonight under the lights at Wines Field the top six teams of the three I-M touch football loops will clash to determine the league championships. At 6:30 the Newman Club will ...…
…poor}htI T HE WMItIGAN DILY~i: TUESDAY, NOVFEM 15, 1040 4 _ - -- RFC Anti-Trust Action A FEW WEEKS AGO when the Justice Department filed suit against the At- lantic and Pacific Company on charges of violating anti-trust laws, one Washington columnist termed it "the opening shot in an all out government war on private mon- opoly." In reality, however, this fight has been going on quietly behind the scenes for several months under the gui...…
….TUPDATl~, NOVEMWBER 15, 1949 THE MICHIGAN YVATTI:V vk& 1iT 1i .ii'1 MTC TiA1Y rb~l11v PAE rV Senior Society nitiates Eight in March Through Dorms Harberd's Orchestra To Play For All-CampusHobo Dance The School of Business adminis- tration will present an all-campus dance from 9 p.m. to 1 a.m. this Friday in the League Ballroom. Music will be provided by John- ny Harberd and his orchestra. Mr. Harberd plays the drums in addi- tion to ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 15, 1949 NEHRU'S IN-LAW: India's Economic Policy Ill Conceived-Hutheesing By EVA SIMON Loose thinking and lack of planning characterize the Indian government's economic policy, according to Prime Minister Pan- dit Nehru's brother-in-law, Raja Hutheesing. Hutheesing and his wife, Neh- ru's younger sister, spoke infor- mally to 50 Indian students here Sunday. They are on a lecture tour of the United State...…
…CED AND 'COMMUNIST-FRONTS' See Page 4 L Latest Deadline in the State ti1 -~ 1r c'+' SHOWERS, COOLER VOL. LX, No. 43 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOV. 13, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS Reds Offer Atom! * * * * * * * * * 1 Check Vishinsky Says Russia Will Never Give Up Land to International Commission LAKE SUCCESS-UP)-Andrei Y. Vishinsky asserted yesterday the Soviet Union offered two years ago to open wide its doors to international atom...…
…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1949 GEM OF AMERICANA: Gettysburg Exhibit Will Commemorate Address ,DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN ' l Four score and six years ago, on Nov. 19, at the dedication of a cemetery, Abraham Lincoln brought forth a two minute speech which has since become the best- known gem of Americana. To commemorate the famous address, the speech department has planned a "Gettysburg exhib- it" which will be hel...…
…EE SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 13, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TIT THE MTCT-TTCAN DATTV PAGE THRI Tajo To Give Concert Here Wednesday Italo Tajo, basso, will give the fifth Choral Union concert at 8:30 p.m. Wednesday in Hill Auditor- ium. Tajo - pronounced "tah-yo," has an operatic repertoire of over fifty principal roles. His talents run the comic-tragic-romantic-ga- mut from the sinister Mephosto- pheles to the tragic Boris Goudo- nov, and from ...…
…PAGE FOUR TIE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NOVEAMEIt 1 , 1919 I,: CED & 'Communist - Fronts' ROLLING STONES . ..,by Harold Jackson Exploration DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN A BAD MISTAKE in strategy is being made by a number of sincere anti-Com- munists, who find themselves unable to sign the CED's currently circulating petition. Their stand, they explain, prevents them from supporting a group of which the Young Progressives are members. Neverthe...…
…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1, 1949 TIlE MICIIIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE t Class Officers Represent U-M At Conference Coeds Bring Feminine Note To Big Ten Senior Meeting Held Last Week at Purdue Injecting Michigan femininity into a practically stag circle, Donna De Harde and Josephine Henderson represented the Uni- versity last week at the Big Ten Senior Class Presidents' meeting held in Purdue. As the treasurer and secretary, respectively, of the Senior...…
…PAGE S= THE a~.M TCTs a x a . a . 4.aD.. AI.a LY SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 194+9 Ohio State . . 30 Notre Dame. . 42 Wisconsin . . '. 35 Army. . . . . 14 Oregon State . 25 Oklahoma . . 27 Tulane . Illinois . . . . 17 North Carolina 6 Iowa . . . . . 13 Pennsylvania . 13 Michigan State 20 Missouri . . . 7 Vanderbilt . 41 California . . 41 . 14 Oregon . . . . 14 oSU Clips Illini Bowl Bi ;re gon State Stuns M SC Irish Streak Jeopardized For On...…
…SUNDAY, VOVEMBER 13, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY -PAGE SEVER' _ ______I________1________r________________________ 1'AGE SEV~S r Navy . . Columbia .0 .0 . . 34 Northwestern . . 0 Colgate. . 39 Purdue . . . 41 Minnesota . 7 Pitssburgh . 24 .. 7 20 Marquette Minnesota, Purdue Route Foes ASSOCIATED P OCT0URE PRESS N EWS v Bye Scores Two Tallies For Gopher Y PITTSBURGH-(A')-Fleet Billy Bye popped like a wraith from a giant Minnesota fo...…
…PAGE EIGITT, TIE MICHIGAN DAILY STTWT AV, NOITMP.M. 13, 1949 NYAGE EIGHT SUNDAY. NOVEMIUEU 13, 1949 FACULTY FOR KNOWING: Prof. Lobanov Brings Drama to History By NANCY BYLAN A believer in emphasizing the drama of human life is Prof. Lo- banov-Rostovsky of the history department. In his courses in Russian and Balkan hository, he always tries to highlight the dramatic elements of the material. This is part of his aim to deliver clear and i...…
…CONSERVATIVE CED See Page 4 Latest Deadline in the State &IiF r COOLER, RAIN VOL. LX, No. 42 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, NOV. 12, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS S Wolverines Seek Fourthd Ten Tr umph First Loop Win Sought By Hoosiers Indiana Threat Despite Record3 By PRES HOLMES (Sports Co-Editor) "Here comes the old man andf his kids again." Almost a year ago to the day, when Michigan defeated Indiana, 54-0, a tired and weary Hoosierf mut...…
…1 PAGE TWO TTTV MTC -C,. dN 6 A TT .Y ' SATURDAY, NOVEMBER. 12. 1949 ' 1 ii~ilt~ll\THEL1MT Tl"WAN L1'T1LV 1 a .aS Sa.t . l . ..~ SJ S t. ST VwUDA. NO1\V 7 M1~lifli 1 i/i 1A44jy TOURS WORLD AT 15: Ann Arbor Youth Makes Iran Expedition With Dad DEAL REVEALED: Tricks of Cheerleading Trade TougherThan Throng Thinks By ROZ VIRSHUP Half way around the world on an expedition is a unique exper- ience for any teen-ager, according to Tom Cameron...…
…SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY AETlUEV lcE wen Ousts Gehrmann as Distance C/i ctmpion * * * c Tight Big Ten Race Enters FinalStages CHICAGO - (P) - The hottest Big Ten football race in 18 years pounds into its semi-final round today with three games involving five of the six teams still in the title or Rose Bowl picture. The ranking contest is the1 showdown at Columbus between Illinois with three wins, a loss and a tie,...…
…1I W~AG-FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1949 -_- , -- 0 Conservative CED UNLESS THE Committee to End Discri- mination limits the activities of its mem- ber organizations CED may lose in its fight for student support and organizational uni- ty. For example, recently the Young Pro- gressives distributed a pamphlet which made it seem that a supporter of CED is also behind YP. The pamphlet made the CED seem a member of YP ra...…
…SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY, PAGE FIVE SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1949 PAGE FIVI I lot I I lf*k r NJkN I r1h o ej J M O D E L C L I D E R M E E T - Members of Germany's first postwar model glider club race along a hill as the club holds its opening meet in the French sector of Berlin. Full size gliders still are forbidden to the Germans. E X P O S I T I 0 N B U I L D I N G-This is the newly built Palace of Touris...…
…TlE MICHIGAN DAILY 9 sx SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 12, 1949 SWITCH TO POSTUM:' 'Daily' Survey Indicates Coffee Prices Will Soar \ \. .... ENGINEERS CLEAN UP: kP By DON KOTITE Enjoy that five-cent cup of cof- fee while you can, chum-the high cost of living has caught up with hot java, too. Fast-climbing green coffee bean prices will soon induce many 10- cal restaurant managers to charge more for that midnight picker- upper, a Daily survey discove...…
…EDITOR'S NOTE See Page 4 Y L Latest Deadline in the State l~Iati4a CLOUDY, COOLER VOL. LX, No. 41 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS Ruthven Asserts 'U' Cost Too High Says Restriction of Education Will Lead to Federal School Controls By AL BLUMROSEN Daily City Editor Fees for Michigan residents at the University are too high, Presi- dent Alexander G. Ruthven told the 32nd annual meeting of the Uni- versity...…
…TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11. 1949 Theta Chi, Chi Psi Enter Finals__ ,0TJT4"I;'"I" i 4 Independent. Teams- Gain Robert Owen Co-operative House and the Newman Club, de- fending champions, take on the Presbyterians and the Forresters respectively today to determine who will meet under the lights at Wines Field next Tuesday night for the Independent touch foot- ball championship. IAS meets the Michigan Co- operative House and ...…
…FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE I I SUCCESS STORY: Variety Highlights Clark's Career M' Sharpens Air Attack for Indiana FOR THE FUTURE BOOK: 58 Frosh Gridders Earn Numerals 0 By TED PAPES Ozzie Clark is a football player who :never was a hero. And yet, the acehMichigan de- fensive end has never ceased climbing the ladder of gridiron success. It may be interesting to thread down that ladder to see just how Clark got t...…
…THE MIHIGCAN 1 IUL FRrDAY, NOVEMBER; 11, 1949 N FRIDAY, N4)VEMBER 11, 1949 : itoa 6 Mote 3 By LEON JAROFF A MORNING newspaper looks toward an election night with anticipation-and apprehension. With an early morning deadline and an opportunity to carry conclusive election news hours before competitors can, the position of the morning paper seems highly enviable. Then why the apprehension? A quick glance at some o the morning papers of N...…
…PRTDA ', NOVEMR1 11,_ 1949 THE MICHIGAN DILY SMcKinley To Furnish Music for Pinhellenic Ball Tonight <> --- Intermission Time Will Feature Drawing for Cosmetic Prizes * * * * Panhellenic predicts a "panic" .,:. ..., ... at the I-M Building tonight when it presents a semi-formal ball in gala circus fashion. The dance, designed to reflect a little boy's excitement on his first visit to the Big-Top, has been' dubbed "Peter's Panic." FROM...…
…THE MICHIGAN ,DAILY FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 11, 1949 A, NEWCOMER TO 'U' STAGE: Rosenson Featured in'Murder' Drama By NAN BYLAN the Cathedral," to be presented siderable theatrical experience. A Len Rosenson '50, will play the Nov. 16, 17 and 18 at St. Andrew's speech major at the University role of the martyred archbishop Episcopal Church. and Carnegie Tech, Ro enson Thomas a Becket in Inter-Arts Rosenson, although new to the toured the Europea...…
…THE IFC'S CHANCE See Page 4 Y Latest Deadline in the State 43ati4 Iy FAIR, WARMER VOL. LX, No. 40 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, NOV. 10, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS IFC Group Acts to End Bias Clauses Suspension for Offenders Urged By JAMES GREGORY The Interfraternity Committee on Discrimination last night ini- ated a movement for eventual sus- pension of any campus fraternity that does not take definite steps to remove bias clauses from its...…
…I PAGE TWOY THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1949 $10,000 IN AWARDS: Engineers Will Receive Scholarship Bequests A More than $10,000 in scholar- ships are being offered to "U" en- gineers this year. Indications are that competition for the awards will be higher this year than at any time since pre- war days, as there are less veterans on campus and hence a larger number of students who have a 'need for funds, according to Prof...…
…THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1949, THE MICHIGAN DAILY _, PAGE THREE THURSAY, NVEMBE_1_,_949_ ON TE SPOT By ROG GOELZ Associate Sports Editor (Today's column was written by Ted Papes) YESTERDAY MORNING a Detroit newspaper printed details of a press conference between George Wilson, assistant coach of the Detroit Lions, and mem bers of the Michigan Football Writers' As- sociation. Wilson's quoted remarks are a blot on professional football and c...…
…PAd*3 ~'i _:. TIE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOVEIMFRt 1O0,14; U 1 The IFC's Chance ONE OF THE most powerful forces in Greekdom, the National Interfraternity Council, will meet at Washington D.C. this month and will undoubtedly consider the question of discriminatory clauses. A little background investigation of this organization, which includes repre- sentatives from each campus IFC and most national fraternities, indicates how- ever th...…
…THtM9DA-Vk-- OVr, IBEIi 10, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIVE 10, 1949PAGE FIVE En''gineers, Lawyers Revive Slide Rule Feud & *~ * ** 'Law' Students Found Pelted, Chained by Irate Engine Men The traditional feud between the engineers and lawyers was re- newed yesterday as the engineers bestowed fitting punishment on two unhappy rivals who were caught trying to buy tickets to the engineers Slide Rule Ball. Two engineers, Al Forman and Di...…
…FAGE SI- THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10. 1949 _ _ _. ,. w . . , .ter .. l , . a w r. :rr. ." a5 1. i v .14 LI #F F t' t 4" TIMELY TOPIC: Basic Course in Nuclear Engineering Announced 4w Senior Committee REPORT TO HOME: Conference Will Open For Frosh, Principals By NORMAN MILLER Plans for teaching a basic course in nuclear engineering have been announced by the College of Engi- neering. The course is designed for sen- iors a...…
…THURSIAY, NOVEMBER 10, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY j'AGE SEVE14 lb I Devil Visits AngellIFirst Price Lecture Set Gertrude D. Stevens, Grad., re-j ported the theft of a purse from the top of a desk in Rm. 215 An- gell Hall yesterday afternoon. 1 The "Price-Student Shakespeare Foundation," organized last year A MEMBER of the University to present lectures by Prof. Here- faculty for 20 years, Prof. Price wald Price, retired member of the ectu...…
… PACR ETGTTT TTTF, IVITCTTTC.AN lr)AITY TTIT IZISD 1Y", NOVEMBER 10, 1949 ~AGK EI4~IIT TTTE MTCTTTCIiN flAIIN THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 10,. 1949 BREAKFAST DRAMA? Posters Bring On 'Pirates' Headache By PAUL BRENTLINGER You can no longer believe all that you read. Despite what posters may say, campus musical shows are NOT going to begin at 8 o'clock in the morning. What a Spot For Christmas Shopping! "STORYLAND and TOYTOWN" on FOLLETT'S 2nd Floo...…
…THE CASE OF YAMASHITA See Page 4 C, r Latest Deadline in the State ~4aitF CODCOOLE VOL. LX, No. 38 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, NOV. 9, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS fobo Holds Early Edge Over Edwards in Detroit Quirino Leads PhilippineVote MANILA-W()-President Elpidio Quirino, friend of the United States, today swept into a 35,000-vote lead and his backers claimed victory in yesterday's presidential election. Jose P. Laurel, critic of U.S...…
… Two TH EX-~I~IL'-ui ' tDNESDAY, NovriERF 9, 1949 .T+WG na~a is +AmFa+ FRATERNITY OUT FOR BLOOD:r}te Phi Kappa Sig O"ff ers "' Plasma for Red Cross ~ Phi Kappa Sigma fraternity is out for blood-not to get it, but to give it. In response to Washtenaw County Red Cross Chapter's cur- rent plea for blood donors, Phi Kappa Sig members have offer- ed to part with some of 'their life- giving fluid. * * * THEY WILL "bare arms" at the fourth annu...…
…WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 9, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ONTHE SPOT. By BOB SANDELL Sports Night Editor MINNESOTA'S DECISIVE and surprising rout of Iowa's Hawkeyes last Saturday may quiet a lot of the squawking that has been heard from Gopherland the past few weeks, but whether it is enough to save Coach Bernie Bierman's scalp is another question. Following the successive losses to Michigan and Purdue, Min- neapolis newspapers were deluged with let...…
…PAGE roue Th~Mtt~~i~fj PAGE rom~ W~X~NESD~IY, NOVEM~E~ ~, 1~4~ I U The Case of Yamashita GENERAL TOMOYUKI YAMASHIITA, "Tiger of Malaya" and conqueror of Singapore, was tried, convicted and executed in 1945 as a war criminal in one of the most glaring miscarriages of justice in modern American history. Now, four years later, General Douglas MacArthur's Supreme Command of Allied Powers has seen fit to suppress the sordid facts surrounding ...…
…NOVEMBER 9, 1949 ThE AMICHIGAN -AIL~Y- PilOE -ETA' fAssembly Association Organizes) Big Sister Plan for Freshmen Transition into the turmoil of college life was made more simple and painless this year with the in- auguration of the new and better Big Sister program sponsored by ., the Assembly Association. This program was organized for the purpose of assisting both the staffs of the various residence halls and the freshmen women. More spe...…
…THEMICHIGANDAILY W~nNE SDAT, Mississippi School Gets Financial Aid Discriminatory OfferRejected Five and 10 dollar bills are pour- ing in from the "little people" all over the country to help finan- cially stricken Jefferson Military College, the little school in Nat- chez, Miss., that turned down a $50,000,000 grant rather than bar Jewish students. The fabulous endowment offer was made two weeks ago by George Armstrong, Fort Worth, Texas oi...…
… NEW VOTING PLAN See Page 4 Wftr~iIt A416 J Latest Deadline in the State VOL. LX, No. 38 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1949 CLOUDY, MILD PRICE FIVE CENTS Nations Voters Set for Elections One Senate, Two House Seats Two Governorships Hang in Balance By DAVE THOMAS Voters throughout the country will go to the polls today to cast their ballots in more than 100,000 separate elections. Elecions are being held in government units...…
…PAIE TWO Vulcans Forge Und THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1949 By DAVIS CRIPPEN More than hot air sometimes blows through the University steam tunnels which criss-cross in all directions under campus. Vulcans, senior honorary engin- eering society, proved this again Friday night when they forged underground to put the finishing touches on their initiation and their intiates in the tunnels. THESE ARTERIES, in addition to their semi-...…
…:UESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Irish Still Lead Grid Rankings! r Handball ExpertsPerform Six of the state's top handball specialists, including two Michi- gan students, will give an exhibi- tion at 7 p.m. tomorrow at the IM building. Paul Merlo, State champ from Detroit; Carl Koch, former Jun- ior National champ; Al Schauffel- berger, chairman of the AAU Handball Association; and Bob Quade, Detroit ace, will combine with ...…
…PAGE "OUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1949 rAGE FOUR TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8,1949 New Voting Plan FOLLOWING nearly every campus election during the past few semesters the highly intricate Hare System of proportional voting which is used in the SL elections has been under fire from individuals and groups in all sections of the campus who feel that it does not adequately express the desires of the voters. Partially in answer to thi...…
…TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 8, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE FIFE Pi Phi, Alpha Xi Win in Grid Clashes Paul LaVoie To Provide Music For Engineers' Slide Rule Ball f, * * * * Alpha Xi Delta Reigns Supreme In Breakf east Bowl' Skirmish W Wives' Club By PAT BROWNSON Women's touch football was at its most hilarious Sunday morn- ing before a crowd of more than fifty persons in Burns Park when Alpha Xi Delta downed Alpha Chi Omega, 19-0, in what ha...…
…A- PA E SI THE MICHIGAN DAILY Fraternity Bolsters Drive * : .'- , Alpha Phi Omega, national service fraternity, yesterday did its share to bolster the Ann Arbor Community Chest drive for $151,- 000. Once more proving their "service to the community" motto, the fra- ternity presented a check for $100 to Prof. A. F. Neumann of the law school, chairman of the Univer- sity division of the local Commu- nity Chest. THIS CONTRIBUTION from the ...…
…UNION OUSTER See Page 4 Y 4it irn Latest Deadline in the State aii4 FAIR, WARMER VOL. LX, No. 37 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1949 PRICE FIVE CENTS m I Allie-Japan Treaty Draft Nears Finish Pact To End U.S. Occupation WASHINGTON - (IP) - The State Department yesterday neared completion of the first full American draft of the proposed allied peace treaty with Japan. It would provide for ending the military occupation. SEPA...…
…9 } I'AGI9 TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, N0MEBER 6, 1949 SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1949 AQU. 4TIC MARVEL: Grieser, Swim Mentor, To, Reside In Ann Arbor 2 , Three Days Only Starting TODAY f :. . , ,'1 r ' ; %';: ::;:. _ ' .: r ,f j : '1 s 1 r:i s : : k tai''>" :f R c ;1i By JIM BROWN After spend ing 32 years teaching swimming toi some of the world's most famous ,swimmers, as well as a host of initernationally known generals and statesmen...…
…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1949 THETIFTCHIGAN TIATL.V PAGE TIIREE .S'. {gyp.NvEMER6 .49P..THE I1 Today's Programs ~I Music-3 p.m. WKMH, WUOM -N. Y. Philharmonic, Leopold Sto- kowski conducting Shumann's Vio- lincello Concerto; Pierre Fournier, guest soloist; Maurice Evans, in- termission guest. Drama-8:30 p.m. WWJ-The- atre Guild: "The Traitor" with William Eythe and Nina Foch. TOMORROW Music-8 p.m. WWJ-Railroad Hour: "The Great Waltz" with...…
…PACV' F OUR' THE MICHIGAN DAILY STJNAY, NOV NMBERTC, -INS,~ Union Ouster MEMBERS OF THE CIO have taken a step toward turning their thinking over to their union leaders. These men have allowed themselves to be stirred to action by the white-hot oratory of the union bosses. The action was the ousting of the United Electric Workers and the Farm Equipment Workers from the CIO at the Cleveland convention. The main issue brought up by the top ...…
…S? MT ZNOVEMBER 6, 1949 TIlM MICHIGAN -AIMY PAGE * ,...,-..--,----.-,--.--.,...-...-.....I, - * I Theme for Slide-Rule Ball Is Announced by Committee The newly appointed Slide Rule Ball committee has announced that the theme of this year's ball will be the "Good Old Days." In "the good old days" Crease Ball, the Lawyer's dance and Slide Rule Ball were held on the same night. In continuation of the feud between the two groups, which dates...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, NO EM 919 S. 190' +'!" - 111 TTT111MT111TTCAl\N _tbATT SUNDAY. NOVEMBE Y a# )R 4iV )1.V Z V r College Scores Across the Nation cM Downs Boilermakers, 20-12 By The Associated Press MIDWEST South Carolina 6, Marquette 3 Kentucky 21, Xavier (0.) 7 Cincinnati 34, Ohio University 13 Otterbein 46, Oberlin 26 Bowling Green 27, Kent State 6 Western Michigan 40, Butler 6 Kansas 27, Nebraska 13 Oklahoma 39,...…
