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…T H r Id I C H I C., AIN . T-TI'MAY, Bron, IMER -1, i;211? TN?' TviTCNTCIAN fli ILY TrTYV ~ Published c"very morning except Monday during the Unversity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republi,ation of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and, the local news published h...…
…L/ . ,h ij PAGE P WO Published every morning except Monday during the Universit year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Wesern Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republPation of all news dis- ptches credited to it or not otherwise credited inthis paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second class matter...…
…I THE MICHICAN -,,. ---s VD1r , EC4. ;r , _.. ... M.,.e FublinWhe every morning except monday during the Uriiiersit~ year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. i .. _ - i t ... ..._ _ ,.._.. , - ,. . ., .,g-.__ . . _ ..____. _- n ._. _ .___,-_._... __._... _ _.__. . ... r t f4 ,Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republi':ation of all news dis...…
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…PAGE FOtlfl TTHE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECEMBER 6, 1929 0- Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republi:ation of all news dis. p"tches credited to it or not otherwise creditedj n this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the postoffic...…
… TH~MT~CAN i~Ait Z.-iTVIRDAY, DC11-M 7, i1;2t; Published every morning except Monday , 4uring the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republi:ation of all news dis- Vatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Ar...…
…9 i '"w" ". art t e_;-I T f°_ Z, M 71 rI - N7 ---- . -- --- Published every morning except Monday during the University year by te Board in Control of Student Putblication. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republiation of all news dis- patches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published herein. Enatered at the postoff ie ...…
…SAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAIL.'Y TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 4929 TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1929 7 ublished every morning except Monday during the UniVersity year by the Board in Control of Student Publications.. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association, The Associated. Press is exclusively entitled to the use for republi,:ation of all newvs dis patches 'credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news published her...…
…TH MT HICA flAT -4 Tr T - - --------- -- . . .. . ............. ? [ . that body's attention from the side shows and horseplay of the last Pblished every ornng ecet MndySeSS n back to prime legislative Daa ,.u ringr the University year by the Boat in ' Member of Western Conference Editorial But there is a further political ___ __ __ __ _ Association._significance to Mr. Morrow's 'ap- The Associated Press is exclusively entitled pointm...…
… PALGEM roum THE MICHIGAN DAILY THUtRSDAY DfECEMBER T~12. 1929 THI~ MICHICAN DAILY a..: a..r.u. ,r.uss. .ai.:aa. v e i+a a u t.:,r Published every morning except Monday luring the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusivelyentitled to the use for republration of all news dis- tches creditedtodit or not otherwise credited an this ...…
…. ..'F--1 a-:. 1 I . "I'M7 T-CHT AN DAILY .. .. . ..e . :. . - . .T. t... u. .H T 3. . D A IL YL .4 Publishrdievery morning except Monday turing the University year by the Board in'+ Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to he use for republi'ation of allf news dis- ches credited to it or not otherwise credited this paper and the local news publish...…
…PA02 FOUR, THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, DECEMIBER I14, 1929 _ , . _ Published every morning except Monday f during the University year by the Board in Cotrol of Student Pblication,. Member of Western Conference EditorialE Association:1 The- Associated -Press is~ exclusively entitledq to the. use for republiation of all news dis ?ratches credited to it or not otherwise creditedg i tis ,aper and the local newk, publishedp herein. Entered at...…
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….{ r' T-. fix I N Lip THr MT~iiT~AN ~ATLX' t~i~r~ 17, Published every morning except Monday duiring the UnisversIt year by the Board in Control of Student >ulications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. TheAssociated Press is exclusively entitled wo the use for' republi':ation of all news dis- pthscredited to it or not otherwise credited to this paper and the local news published herein. Entered at the postoff ice at Ann...…
…THE 1XITTRICAN J"-I; I1: ' t / .L' i II. j.- Y'1717'J._SY Y "- .I.'aw' " 1 ci . lft Sir~toau Ialg Pnblished every morning except Monday turing the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use 'for republic3ation of all news dis- pcitcecs credited to it or not 'otherwise credited in thi. paper and the local news p...…
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…~PAGE woM THE MI(A-zICAN DAILY ;4t aggessive war to be obligatory, let her first withdraw from all such Published every morning except MondayI agreements as the Kellogg pact, in inuring the University year by the Board ini C:ontrol of Student Publications, order that future hypocrisy may Member of Western Conference Edtra be avoided. Association. ;I 301 +,i NFJD 0 I The Associated Press is exclusively entitled to the use, for republic...…
…JIv L" AY, DECOVItER 1, !J2,'' THE MICHICAN -DA-ILY ~TJ~iAY, DCEMBE .i TE MICGAN__._L MOLVAVAM UMV AA U M r nMANY SORORITIES GIVE BREAKFASTS GYPSY FAIRMOIIF AFTER ANNUAL PAN-HELLENIC BALLI Pan-Hellenic ball festivities did chaperoned by Miss Katherine Y[not end with the final strains of the Noble and Mr. and Mrs. Homer dance music in the League ballroom Heath. TO P EV I RIA Friday night, for most of the sor- Futuristic desins were use...…
…TUESDAY, DECEMBER 3, 1929 THE MICHIGAN 1) A I I - Y, PAGE VIV E THJA MICI-IlCAN 1) ~\ J I . PAGE FIVI! ""v" *4p ~1441VV111]1] -.j1 ,* ilL - rf i 1 f f : l 11ir' r -- PLANS FOR BAZAAR FEA'TUH1RE FORUNE1 Character Reading to be Includ- ed in Entertainment at League1 and Church Bazaar. SCHEME IS GYPSY FAIR Chi Omega to Serve Luncheon and Dinner in Coffee Shop CALENDAR December 3-7. Tuesday, 4:00-Junior-Senior, Basketball practice, Ba...…
…D DFTVDES:. ,1§ ~29 THE MICHJCGAN -DAILY 4 . . ... ..mow -. ..., ILVAIMM i NWAvAIM A==*& I GIOEACHOENATTRACTIVE LEAGUE LIBRARY MODCORYADACNDTOOFFTRYSMINDEDTUDNSTA I OSLHAS BOOKS FOR EVERY MO 1 HT9( IINLANO ROERS-MOPPORTUITYS AS! S P R IO S O University women have in the _n aeAdasI R l M TFt The aim of the Inlander staff is1 Meetings of the staff and contiJj f land attractive room at their dispo- a all coming tog Kaymether in r one a...…
…/ 'a'r R aDA'fi, D Cf~l T r 1 y THE MI C-,A - TTY ' '" NO&TATA im- t a qo s 3 s a - . p NOTICES 9N 0 'C W N E eta Eta alumn E chapter of OPENED RODI IRINNI1Alpha Delta Pi will sponsor a DAIAAD, SPONSODS WORKSED O VIEW~ T benefit bridge Saturday after- I E U E M PlT1 noon at the chapter house at BA1C IC VI Te N W M S U F PL YUIId 1020 Lincoln avenue. Reserva- O N [ iTh most important collection of tions for tables may be madeb di'wo...…
…FRIDAY, DECEMBER G, 1929 TH F M I C H I C. A N D- A I PA OIR FTVP _RD Y ECM E , 192 TIIa M CI-i(."r.a ._ANa1.n V e :. a. Le I& XXk-vrj R A V iri _...._ " 17 zvmw&l 'IV-Aa w" , . WOMEN'S LEAGUE AND INTERCHURCH SALE OPENS T9091 Scarfs of All Kinds Featur Bazaar Held at Barbour# tiyrnnasiun. SHOW LARGE SELECTION~ Attractive and Useful Article to be Sold at Reasonabe d Prices. With two weeks left until Christ- maas, Santa Claus is favor...…
…SAT-u-m- THE M CHI .:N- IL y m N A '7. 0 *r~g~gjS 0 CIS1 glHTo ONT NUNEBR ASKANS N AME BGIRL SWEETHEART RYLID0OF TODAY AT LEAGUE AND CHURCH BAZAAR TOURNEY Eastman House Awarded Prize which are fastened to the ceiling .;Twenty-eight Te For Best Contribution nA 5er w lne scvedinathea $1 00 dhop in Intramural of Articles, today. Tournani In Sarah Caswell Angell hall the I COFFEE SHOP TO SERVE sophomores have reproduced a ca- SAMPLE ANNO ba...…
…TIHE MICHICN- RDAILY I 5i:71YU'.FS.-Y, .C3F:ft:IvZE:ER F3,. 1'l1: . - ... .....«... ...... ..F .... .... ,. .. .. _ . _. jj 'TIM MW an &ALI 111,11,0111 Week's Social Events r HONORS DUE SPHOMORES MODERNISM CHARACTERIZES WORK TIRNITSFrFINTEROLASS BASKETBALL Include Formals and and lFrehman Pageaint made OF ANNUAL ART EXHIBIT IN PARISAN -O L Y umi IT {ir t FALItI n ~l3 their respective debuts n the I~r FIRIIIST I OneIIA T yFaculty Dinner...…
…THE MICHIC'XAN TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1929 A VAaE FIVI TUESDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1929 THE MICITTICAN DAILY PAGE FIVE 1111 w '. . ..,.... ITAIANS OPRANO WILL SING TONIGHT IN CONCERT SERIES Claudio Muzio Will be Heard in *Hill Auditorium for First Time Since 1918.' IS RENOWNED IN OPERA! Familiar with all of the grand operas at the age of 15, Claudia Muzio, the distinguished Italian so- prano who will be heard tonight in Hill auditorium on th...…
…Wfl~iSDAY DC~~T~ . i9 THEMI C H I A -'DA I -Y - ,, , 4=--X=a TA AUS a= Zs- : s- THSEATRE ILONAT TOKONLASN YSEMJEFFERS THOUGHT MOST ORIGIN' AL0NI IM YVSFOR PLAY MRS. WOODROWEWILSONAT TOKO!NDSNE YS AND POWERFUL OF POETS BY ROW N [ lN ThU S A N F MAN G [M [NTI IN" "Peope do not seem to read Rob-i than prose. Greatness als for a ID iinnnc I nson Jeffers, or even to know of long enough work to give scope for flfl UTb4NIIKOR [L flIJ coast,...…
…THURSDAY,. DECEMBER 12, 1929 THE MICHIGAN DAILY _ _ ___ :: -W F St.w5Z1 S'\ R __51.5Z___ VAM m mwAvA nnrnirSSBOZORTH FRINSUONDNT '0NWSISCUSES AS DfMITtR Dliii OCARRIEBELPAKADO TS1 I_- -I--- EADING POETRY FOR RECREATION I T Fy UIeannSUDieT F R oNE esT W loM se'Sdcor'ssiteORdy sTEAct PeISy f1?As a l yRecreation" rreis the le"h NTn-b o, TePe "NE T9N O Perhaps we have been a bit seN twelve studviil.zooms. Pr.actically B'M~i iubjfctaofiCa...…
….C' 9 .4JL.: lYlL1.C .CL 1 a , e ?H r IVI -CH T 17 DATl1Y __ _____-_5 ALPHA X1 0 1CAPTURE AN, Kappa Delta Second at Third in Close Coi in Union Pool. ,FELSKI HAS HIGH Blotsford and McMurray y Second and third Individual Score Alpha Xi Delta won t1 intramural Swimming ni *last night in the' Michg pool, with a score of 24 Delta was second, scoring Pi Beta Phhird with 12 and Alpha Omicron Pi fo, 11 1-2 points. All the cons close, but none of ...…
…T"P M I C'" I C.AN - D AT LY rAC4?. FIVE n a t. v ws,.+r+. ..a . w. w... uan+a r .ww r .. 4 -riPL SATURlDAY, DrCEMBE2R 14, 19 _ r.r)AV I a Xa . C MVAVA R I row% -mom .. ; INTAMUALCAGE!iSTMss ARKANAs' TOURNEY SET' OFF' WITH ACTIVE WEEK' F'" Twentty-eight Teams Participate in Opening Week of Tournament.3 ALL DORMITORIES WIN Martha Cook Attains vi icier! by Largest Scoring a Margin. Twentby-eight intramural. basket- ball teams we...…
….tT~TmAV 'T 1 .I44a4w4'. %m.J.L~.A . 4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY :.,, . f.7 V1'IUA Z. LLLL lYA.DL"LL lytn 1Va5.Y r I VA VOTE OF WOMEN ON REENT'S BOAR SHOULDB9E CAST CONSCIENTIOUSLY' Freshman Group 90 Wins 'WAA' Bear in Play-Day Competition INITIATIONS, CHRISTMAS PARTIES AND DINNERS- 1 M L COMPRISESOCIALACTIVITIES FOR THIS WEEKi ron rnrr YrIIIrv Several of the sororities have Esther Marsh Cram in "Talk on the Won Regent' Over WJ Declar...…
… ITH E M I C H'I C A''ll - D A I'L Y* .. Wit~ THr MICHIGAN TAIL Y - P?~7~ m~ vAUM is'- I sue. i |DM( T1V 0 [TGargoyle Editor Advises Work on Publications .EN d 01 ( M N Various Donations of Tr WO L |V UO|Ifor Artists Interested in DrawingCartoons W UIL J 1lNML to Add Christmas C Ir"Thefinest outlet for any one in- this reason is not sufficient to keep OF IPChrtna.; genially penetrates terestedin illustrating is in cam- them from su...…
… THE MICHI AN -Ai.lY 00i VA Amu m +w. rNollorw '' WIo FILETIC, MASCOT LB WINNING GROUPS ien S Athletic Association to I Sponsor Christmas Party Todav-. GROUPS 90 AND 103 TIE Acts From Sophomore CabaretI Will Feature on Program of Entertainment, When "Waa" is presented to the freshmen at the Christmas party being given at 3:30 this afternoon, by the Women's Athletic Associa- tion, his ribbon will bear the numbers of groups 90 a...…
…THURSDAY, DECEMERP. 19, 1 ICH 14:1 1"r ~A, A l VA VAM -m-0 W-11- vz , V r -- * M AT HOR H AS N EW TT(T|TV LOC AL SHOPS DISPLAY SUGGEST IONS O BO PUBLISHED'SUD [T ITAL LEAL S FOR ATTRACTIVECHRISTMAS GIFTS CHA 4 9I UIS 09NC HS, UTHO < PvB ISH ! S Uan ITT U rc Ufl (® Rfl19 Recent tiis to various local shades of brown, range~ and gold. ! 1 + 19 ISS O N 'Isoshv ileifraina WIL A PA O N LH L H A E SIU~ _L D IGto the mostpoua gifts to please ...…
…FPRIDA"Y, D CFEM13EJ1 0, 1929 " 1-1 F. NI I("f-IIC, N ,'- . rAGE n flA t! V ~Afl1~! wrtrw - as J~t .t ~ A A ~ A S t~ ~ A. A A 1.4 A. .c= - ,. WILL BE PRIESENI1 AT 9STUDE[NTME Discussion of Student P oblem Wifl Promote Spirit of Coopcratiazn. NOTED MEN TO SPEAK Universities and Co ge Unitc jf Fro m Various S-ctions of (Country. 'Tickets to California 1re 110 often given as Chiistinas gifts, but this year Eleanor Cooke, '31, ha, been ...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DA -Y SUNDAY, D7, PAGIS SIX SUNDAY. DECLMBEP. 1. 1929 ECKERSAL PicI S BOVARD t L n f: . t :y,, r: :.. R!; r : , r ,< . : uAL ONFERENCE TEA JOE GEMBISBR S CHOICE ON SECOND BIG TENSELECTION Brilliant Purdue Backfield Per former Is Chosen Captain of First Team. HARMESON IS°HONORED Simrall, Poorman, Poe Receive Mention on Third Team. Indiana Fails to Place. Perhaps of most moment to Western Conference sport follo...…
…* . .4. P - - a - A ~.1.~jij ~Z,±A ~~ ULiiCHGAN DAiLY -----4, . - - 4, I 1o 2 DAILI POE GIVEN PLACE IN FIRST LINEUP Seven Schools Are Represented on Mythical Team, Three ! Men From Purdue. SELECTION IS DIFFICULT By Edward L. Warner. Seven Western Conference teams are represented pn the mythical all'star eleven as chosen by the Michigan Daily for 1929, Purdue garnering the most places with three of the Boilermakers listed. Iowa and No...…
…PAGE SIX THE IC.14Tr A T)A IT.V, WEDNESDAY. DEC." 4. 192#' T1-l~ MCJIV* 'A Ar A I W hN%$ZThV TX-1C 4I( N J1J L7,1 1JLV. Z. l:l L. 7 i + "! NINE MICHIGAN COACHES TO ATTEND IOWA HEA RING RESCHEDUING MAY PROVE NECESSARY Wrestling Only Wolverine Card Not Involved in Possible Rearrangements. HAWKS MAY BE BARREDI Nine Michigan Varsity coaches will sit in on the meeting of the Conference authorities scheduled to take place in Chicago this...…
…THE MICHIGA.M DAILY = T- HURSDAY. DWEMBM -.5w 192 j THF MICHICANI flATLY ..T1~TTT1?~ThAV Th ~MTi~Th ~ I92~' 1.!11.1 LAIV1JJl'1L L'J1U U 1~4 1 r iiTeam Colgate Coach Asks Grid Stars to PlayI in Football ClassicI Prepares For Ohio Wesleyan Encounter ANOTHER SET OF HORSEMEN RAMBLE ON TO FAME Invitations to join the East team r . for the annual game with the West ~kf. iSan Francisco, New Year's day x ::.. ,... have been sent to nine p...…
… I r I * -- '1 x .. -- ". ,: ... . . . .,. S A . * S1T1N1 . 1AA 1 N.../ 1,%1 A 3 A t .. .- - - PUCKSTERS LOOM AS TIT LE CONT ENDERS re) VETERANS RETURN MINNE oTA WRITE Tfl nni n~rrn Tr nhl WOLVERINES IUV flULDIMflI LBI Fditor's Noe: This is the third of a seres rof all-Conference gridI teams ns selectedl by the the'r collge newspapers in the Big Ten.. An- other ,vill a "pear in an early issue. Although given no places on the first a...…
…T HF F V T r lT r ,A V T)ATT V , . , : C A rM71: TNA V 1° VP1i lR"k VIZk 17 101>0- J A L . .: _ . _ _ .__ _ _ _ .. 4 1v 1 L 'L A : ! 1VL ,H A L . . I .._ ,?T Y ...hA Th1_ .. , .,K?7H 'A'U'7 1 day, I)k- hIVltiLlu 1, Ilizv TEA emmok HitAuy TO MEET OHIO W ESLE AN Sports Briefs I OREGON WiL PLAY' KIPKE FAVORS FEW CHANGES IN"' TEAM DILLS rI ~nnfio 'fl AnInIGRID RULES FOR NEXT SEASON;mn nnraII11n TiI T t By Sheldon C. Fullerton Michiga...…
…PAE IL THP .-M-TrPTO.AXT nA'TVV 7"V TfibtT n TT T 1'1"YvY'P.91t rTl rfTa A . a4ww 1T11 2,-11 T.- 71-1X.E-.1V _" YA . T ' UNA Y, DECEMBER 8, 1929 Irish, Pitt Each Place Two 1AreYt on 1929 Alldmerican ASSOCIATED PiCKS STAR Cagle, Army Back, Ag Place; Three Conf Players Selecte FESLER GETS END By BRIAN BEL PBESS-Purdue to Open Winter Program This Saturday T ALAFAYETTE, Ind., Dec. 7-Pur-+ due's winter indoor sports season will be of...…
…T gTANChA\,I . . . ~.... ... ...__... ..._._ . _._ \ tr'A:'..: .L_ 1" _'_ '. : 1_" .ll .L. 1.1 J lv, i-.v __ ,.-. :: A - t L ANN& FLA FIVE HO E GAMES A Conference Cage Games Are Carded r I , CHAMP WHO REPE ATs fIA ORKSAEN GMHRECEIVES AWARDhINDIANAPURE ILINOIS, CHICAGO FOR CAMPUS MEET ~- ANOMINESOTTATO MEET WOLVERINES 41 First Test of Season Scheduled I{First Big Nine Bas to Start Next Tuesday on Set for January Intramural...…
…P~AMTh S THP M1 rT4TO. AM n d t T V ttr'CST'1 Tt rLrT\ A v t'tr.+ryr.,ll nr r.MT 44 4^n^ PO LISHES C EATAC OR QUAKER' GAME WOLVERINES NEED Side C urt Shots - I - -- - - - -- - - , , i Y i t if I,[ CERS OPEN WITH VARSITY AND FACULTY WATER POLO TEAMS TO CLASH TODAY KALAMANZOO OPENS 'B' TEAM SEASON Maize and Blue to Clash With Pennsylvania in Next Court Battle. WEISS STARS IN DEBUT Even though his team had little trouble in running ov...…
… -, ,AI S1- r9".9 WG~ .. £..ee ..,., . - . r _-. - - _ c __ a _ -rte >.., _..H ._ T ... , m VARSITI CAGERS SHOW IFWEAKNESSES IN SCRIMMAGE v I r t (, I' A .t ,1 { . t 41 TLL-CONFEENCEGRIDIRON TEAM1 L Lul LU 1 L CHOSEN 1FR'OM MANY AUTHORITIES' Conference teams practically at an ! r follow~ _____l end, it may be of interest to corn- F; I ~pile a mythical all-star eleven. Wolvepines Entrain for Quaker based on the selection of a wide...…
…I PAGE SIX THE MICHIGTAN~ DlAILY FRIDAY. DECEMBER 13, 1929 S T i.r/.-.M1d "."i iirin/iV i{!# iZf4V LEA DING STATE SWIMMERS WILL MEET TONIGHT U AMATUER T ANMEN TO DE1 CIDE0-1TI TLES Several Members of Varsity Are Entered in Main Events of A. A. U. Meet. TO USE 'MURAL POOL An array of nationally famous amateur swimmers as well as a number of Wolverine tankmen en- tered in the Michigan Amateur Athletic Union swiming meet. to be h...…
…Mai WOLvk, A I I itt . 7 L 1--% 1 A li "A I L,. : -. 1. 1J tL D ; . L _L"11 :L : ;1:. UUIEllTET . 3 G QUAKEaM TONIGHT OW)A OUTLAWS FIFTEEIN PN CAESAfPURD.UE TO OPEN 4 fTONf~MAJOR LEAGUES MICHION 'B TEAM'TO'ACEDE T PENCGR IHG A~AINST BEA R SLVFG3IN TRADIN [TTOAC ETOON Ilope-. of Iowa's rieinstatementin.T HlOLDERS OF hILL Puri(t , Iii another strog '+ cvciuI!M[ lta!: K MEE S Cn I ~~Y~1 0 ~I' bi 1theorence ieeived 'i boot wih he ik =te...…
…PAGE SIX THF' l11'f TrN"1r. A M n A TT V IVA - -+.... r i LL1\JC V LjJ.Hj. L. TSUNVAY, DECEMBER 15, 1929 WUL VERJNE HOCKEY TEAM TO PLAl ONTARIO MONDA I Defeat by Frosh Squad Giv Gloomy Aspect to Hopes of Michigan Fans. VARSITY IS ERRATIC Followers of intercollegiate hoc] eydom will look with much intere on the performance of Coach E die Lowrey's Wolverine sextet when the Michigan pucksters clas with the University of Western Ontario t...…
…PAGE ST!X THE M'ICHICAN DAIL Y TUESDAY, DECEMBER 17, 1929 - - -- - - - .. All-Campus Wrestling Championship Will be Held Today x EIGHTY GRPPLES Former Football Men, Yearlings and Members of Varsity k Squad to Compete. LETTERMEN ARE BARRED About eighty wrestlers will begin competition for the All-Campus championship in eight weights at 4 o'clock this afternoon in the wrest- ling room of the Intramural Build- ing, Coach Cliff Keen ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 18, 1929 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 18, 1929 a VARSIT WOLVEINESPINTI TO BIG NINEGAR Albion to be Met Tomorrow Night on Yost Field House Court. SQUAD SEEMS ERRATIC Despite the reassuring fact that Albion, scheduled to meet the Wol- verines Thursday niight, puffered1 an overwhelming 58 to 11 defeat at the hands of the Notre Dame" quintet, the Tuesday afternoon practice session of the Michi...…
