…ThXGW rou THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, DflCFMflEII 7, I ~ aniii ('onti l of tilein Pr'rin s beco(-me uch it certainly can find a place.,. in^ America, and a large one. Now i is ueless WRY SCT(ONIAS~I '; ., .. XTnA-L L I I1 T? A f A' MbrsAWetn tirtiektoii Some observers of the court action J .PUGA...K 19 MIi 1 Asoitn ________ between the Lake states and Chicago-~IOL.1RI The ~soeate IY~s isexcusively en ;over the diversion of Lahe Michiig...…
… PACGI : U, i 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1 WEDNESD TAYl, DE MIE 8,T2 a, II _______________________________________________ I I M C 1 versities hi ave rot been slow in seeingI 09 the advantagesr : of the custom and durinrr =prit; f yer aMich- 3':blishedc:v. y monngexcept Monday iBrta r4Pim-ish",ehols and -was dIuing Ie 1Unvrsity yearvby teBoard iv onrlo tletioiarnsfollow.ed closely by r(",-c entative s Members o WcsternConference :Editorial0 ric...…
…0 PACE 'FOUR. THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, DTCEMBERI f, 19:6 ________I Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Pls is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwisej credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished therein, Entered at...…
…. IIA7GE woTr THE MICHIGAN DAILY' FRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 192G _ . .. . :Published every mornin except Monday during the University yearng by the Board in ontrol of Student Publications.1 Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en-I titled to the use for repubication of all news dispatches creditedrto it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished therein.; Entered a...…
…f ?KGn FOUR. THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, DEC EMBER 11, 192> .___ ___ ___ ___ ___ __.. __ ___. . _ ___ __ Published every morning except Monday 4 during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western .Conference Editorial Association.1 The Associated Puss is exclusively en-1 titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the loc...…
…I I'AL FO7luR THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY ,' EE\IER 2, 'T2 Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association The Associated Pf ss is exclusively en. titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished therein. Entered at the postoffice...…
…PAGE FOUR P~iblished every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Pfss is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub-1 lished therein.{ Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, astsecond class matter. ...…
…PAGE FOTM WED)NI'S3DA7, P7(' I,- T-' 5 12 THE MICHIGAN DAILY a _..... .. ..,. _ .- . .mom ,._ -,,, Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control .4 Student Puhlteations.I Members of Western Conference Edi+-r::, Association. The Associated ['rss is exclusively C- titled to the use for republication of all news dis >atches cr edited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news p...…
…i PAGE FOUR Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control o>f Studeu Publications. Wesern Conferenac lt The Alssociated Tefss is exclnsively mn ~tted to the use for republication of al ews dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished therein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, as second class matter. Special rate of postage granted by...…
…'AGE F Tpp A 1.. VIA\...i M 4nATTPI V TH1n' 1viT(UTCl A M 'l ATY V FRIDAY, DECEMER 17. 12u Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications, Members of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Pe('s is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished ...…
…WENEDADECEMBE !R 1, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY M .. .. Pto) one- v V A In ll,''Illllll ,, llillll 11111, l , , ll,''Illll,,,,, ,,,Ii,1111,111,11'll'''' 111111-----,---% ,,o-----..... ............. TO HONOR INDIANA DEATRSAT SPREADo 111 ueis* Ilu ltde isiting Facult y And Members Of University S4peeclt lDepartment tAUinIle Michigan and Indiana WO- 1..4ifs>(lebating teams, who meet here iop. ~wwill be entertained at, a :rc~d iven in their ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAGT j'1 7 IMP ./" 7 kA rte niLinnro Michigan Affirmative Team Will Meet Indiana Negative In Debate Tonightt RTHI 9 - FY. :So S s, For' une lTellers, Varied t Iock To Enhaine Interest In Annual Renefit '0 VP DANCE SATURDAY 1ce of the best bazaars in campus' t sredi('ted by committee chair- iahwiomen's league and In- b bnar which is to be held nd 4 at Barbour gymnasium. A mans h been succesfuly car- t and this year's ba...…
…PAGE FTT TTTfMTOTTANT fl)Ail V o'('Lxx ' cu.J2J±Lk.Ac a. ,. A I i LVJ..A A.. -1 -.~ AJ U F) &VA= Mt PaP R;IP STUDENT FEDERATION Experienced Women To Lead Conference International Tours Will Be Discuss- ed By Student Representatives During Convention ADVISOR DESCRIBES TRIP When the National Student Federa- tion meets in Ann Arbor this week- end, it will consider many problems of interest to the country's students. honor systems, fra...…
…TrlMT*'T-TTC' AM AT'C V i'4AMTTT AV TN eEl I~rR" 19 SAT1URDAY D.C E EM , 19613. 1 AI'.Li V.,.-1 1v'..1.11 11.t . . V, 1 5 F. Yr YC MIN x I I OF[FER NOVELTY Betsy Barbour Wins COMBINES CAREER 47~- h.gin- *WITH HOME WORK Advisor To Arrange TO GIVE SPECIALI Vacation Facilities GOLF INSTRUCTION d Wv 9- ar.. "" "rom01.1 etais amma n BENEITDAN In Semi-Final Game Semi-final game of the intramural Souuhrrn Syncopation To Be Featured hock...…
…i SUNDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1924 TH-E MICIGAN DATLY i A ll lrl+1U4 i1%-AA aM RH.rnRwfarue+.esuare;xwae®a+¢x+.u.R+A r=ss:+ f ( D s. fl4.tP14A #4111) rr TVVz _ IT) rT~~lI LIP to ~carry the ball town the field and IT od I ta u a BETSY BARBOUBWR M scoe.f o Hold Intramural! BLeetfI1 TIhe~ final date of the hockey ban- e'. For .S I~I7e S HPIquet has been set and vil be helad tMe Fo Jwimmers 6 o clock, Dec. 7, at Joe Parkers. LP NSIIThose atten...…
… TUESDAY, DECEMBER. 7, 1926 THE MICHIG AN DAILY PAGE FiV y +- f P TAVAM M MIRr flf ivSW ' M-NIN YRa I 05A I fr N O '' I CE S cJuniorl iJEJOBENEFIT Emphasizes Need Ofl ADVISOR AND COMMITTEE FURTHER To Address Society NOTICES A O BRUIT- VOCATIONAL INTERESTS OF STUDEN FS held from PR YMore Understanding On Balkan Travelsa Theta Sigma Phi will meet at 7:15 well Ang< MoeUn estn ig ala o'clock tonight at the Kappa Alpha hours: fro Carryi...…
…AVKD)N E S17A^, DEClii MBERT 8, 19 20 THE MICHIG '\N DAIL-Y AEI'V 9 P-P, , . 4 1Auu!#a t{ i°9 #4Giz? t' :~t AT ATHLETI Present Cliampions Numerals at A Held La MORE THAN Announcement w, of the all-star hoc. Laurie Campbell of cation departmen at banquet given byt held at 6 o'clock at. following women w members of this te Nellie Hoover, '28l tain of the team;I I.i; rHelen Searig lagedorn, '28, r. i. '28 Ed., r. w.; sub positions are: Ger...…
…I TITY M;IDAY, DETETATE1.P, 9,1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY '.AGE F THURSDAY, DECEMBER ~'AGE FIVE TH~ MICHIGAN DAILY .inn,,n.,a.S~P*1~M sv.nraafl ) IRAVAV W w~",2E4V53E3M5NSY ) .. . . L eie I U I T(h 0oi '° 4 f l ,'rt f W )11 J our VU nder Le s: Hiss Johir F FRIEN1 ! ponsored by the NN andin oncdtonwith Tv~'~(1sciriethe Univ 1~iP uii!sond a select" t;'mentocentral Eur The t rour will he rP~oj o~\lssBeatrice uthe; dvisors to wome c-or cc ...…
…PRIDAY, DECEMBER 10, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY *'RMw=kVTZ'AVA"= 01 WAVA mmi vlq v z GTL TOl POLITICAL HEAD 'Offer X. A. A. Honor T PIPPoints For Fencing. f1 I ll UII 11 1 DI MnUil; Varied Attractions lucluding Vaude- ville And Auction Sale To Amuse Guests of League ALL WOMENARE INVITED Christmas jollity will dominate the *\un','sleague festival which is to bo held at 4 o'clock this afternoon in Barbour gymnasium. According to Helen Rutherf...…
…~SATUJRDAY, DIPGEMBER If, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY r _ i v rAh DetsNew Bureau BELIEVES INTERCOLLEGIA TE GAME.S BETSYBARBOUR WIN% Directs N________ NOf Educational Aims WILL BROADEN VIEWPOINT OFW E HS IyIi My 1 "Intercollegiate athletics for women girl's. entire abillty. hofa;i :. Iwould tend to develop their mental as' lan n be nridonted T ne' i, ager needs assistance call Gladys tion of the Women's Faculty club will Eing their fur coats...…
…I SITNDAY,+ DECEMDER 12, 1926 THE MICHIGAIN DIALY ramE FTV ) .. TA VA r 71 1 OMA , ........... . r__._ TOURl WILL STRESS HUMANRELATIONSHIP C '~~ 1nt :i et Will Familiarize Womi. cni With Life And Yewpoiiits Of ~uropean 'Students AP~liCATIONSDU DEC. 1 More than 200 American students spent 8 or 9 weeks in Europe last summer under the hospitality of1 the International Students' Federation. They were entertained by nobility, peasants, stud...…
…/ TUESDAY, DECEMBElR 14, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE From ( 901L lj e a'-_, . pe1 ---- - . ..M._ .. LE AlUE BENEFITS BY ADDITIONAL PLEDGES' Personal Gifts Totaling $3,7I7 Reach Alumnae Office To Increase Fund For Building FUND LACKS $202,332 During the least week Mrs. W. D. llenderson, executive secretary of the Alumnae council has been in Kalam- azoo and South Bend working with the alumnae groups in both places. The Kalamazoo group h...…
…WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER 15, 1926 TH-P MTCT-ITG 'N fDAILYN PALE FIVE s~s..A 1 1LnaafIYt&e ar .1 lkA, MtA Y !l!"a mN.* .q PF A 0 VAVAM 71tfa "Ill., lrl . '. s Y ti ^i ~ii' i .Lli s : INTRAMURAL MANAGER Belgian REVIEWS TOURNAMT\Honors Government Sculptress I HOLIDAY PLANS OF FOREIGN STUDENTS ARE MADE THROUGH AID OF ADVISOR ii "ii. rits. Izosa eucki, cusodianl of Lane P(1'VXPT A0ri A now lhnt -.will hb ~wwnarar .,. -i L______________...…
…I PA(EF rV TH7URSDAY, DECEMBER 16, 1926 TMP 1VTCTG AN fATL Y .L l 3L lY11411t ."ll Lr' oat.. A. AMIML Vlptlo) BE, M'VAVN ZAT M, AM RI q ,' ' . sn ! i j A W L o TliEnrTo H[ 0 FIDfiJ ;Saye Danish Wornen! ~Are Healthier Than LOAN FUNDS THROUGH U NIVER ITY Girls Of Our Nation "Danish women are as a rule more .Annonneie 2 Loans Which Are Olsen ity, which means that 16 women usedj heatihy than the average American, To Many Upperclasswoie...…
…PArE FTVT FRIDAY,.:DECEMBER" 17, 1926 TT-W' MTCI4TC.IXM flATf * ar *.aw. .4 AVSA.'w. . ..'t _A _---%.... )J1n~v ~S ~E~E3 TSrC I- 41i) k' a; Y' GUESTS HEAR LITTLE President Addresses Detroit Busin ess . Men And Wonten On Benefits Of League Building RAX!1 MID-POINT OF GJOAL lloindng to University women of to- (ay as the mothers of tomorrow, Dr. Cla;rence Cook Little addressed "5 De- troilt business men and women actively interested in...…
…j SIX THE FMICIGAN FATI t&Aa*.'..AS Y. S. ~A7V'ThXTi~QTi A V 1i7~t~1'E~ tTh~fl I ' l i'1L lYl ltrl 11 ti1lYl V LYAlLi t WV { iU1V Lw? lt. l,. A.L L .:J.L is JAti .L, 1Ld.:; I orrMrr+r aors+r r wr/ ir rorr^rrir ir Mrrrr MY wAw O flO EELEVEN WILL JOESTING TIES RECORD OF GRANGE PHELAN PLACES THREEPURPLE CLAIM TO BIG TEN TITLE BY SCORING REFUTED BY COMPARATIVE SCORES 1EED POYWERFIL LIN LVRI N 8 N TEA Recent contentions by Northwestern...…
…THE MIC H IGAN DAILY - rl'1 'Lt U ' , 1j Y't :1{fir 1. ...., ,, ,...< ' ._ . , sr ° ... " . ~ t .- , , o ,: h. gym .. J::.. _.._.._ _... lam . ., .. .., ._ '- .aM lsawbs:-, ,a.rr ' I- I NOT~ DAE ELVEN Capt. Harold Schmid 'LACKS STRONG DRIVE CosctvTil Aft,,'kiie Belfei's 'l'oamNa ~y Not Ex- s . ' 1llliit' It't lfield Itirv r Sloivu"4: '{ " fi 'rier ahles C * }.. } , M;ANY BACKS AVAILABLE . (By Asociated Press) ~.* .. CHICAGO, Dec. 1.-O...…
…L THE MICHIGAN DAILY FI :DA . l~ ; I1A Jt 1it , PT! , ,5.. FIS/OV"OPCKTNE FOE I ArTF AT ....... i SEEN IN BERLENBACH SHARKEY GORirfiJ IL BO SCHEDUL EANEDF BEST CR10 RECORDc :a;t Man, Michigan Coach, Schedules astern School, With Record Of 38 Fourteen Regular Meets 'ins, Has Best Mark Of Any s Year Teami Over Loig Period ENTERED IN A. A. U. MEE'l Fourteen regular swimming meets have been scheduled by Matt Mann, Varsity coach, for t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,.,__ SATURDAY.. DECEMBER 4. 1926 T...M.. ..CA flAT V ATTTRUq.Y.- AY th1i/MxAT-T? 4 1. *s',.i: 1.1 uV , i , . ....- ......... ....... ,, 4 t I C3 .. , ,..- Ii O U .a...... now Vi . ,. i CAGERS PREPARE FOR INITIAL GAME.R DELl I "I -WESLEYAN'S LAST GRID LEADER LACK OF PRACTICE TlR1EATENS TO IMPARE TEAMWORK OF k WOLVERINES HARRIGAN FORGED OUT Captain Chambers Shifted To Stand- lug Guard iPosition In Effort Tai I...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY __ __ _ __ _ NDAY, DECEMBER 5, 1926 A ,..... .. , ,r,,, .r ~ i ~. r ... ,.. .. ," +' __ NDAYDECEBER 5 192 4 - ,- . 'i"'~" 1 '!r""__ ......... ' -- "" Ls. MICHIGAN'S 1926 FOOTBALL CAPTAIN WHO WILL BE itigth Crp -ope CHOSEN FOR GRANTLAND RICE'S ALL-AMERICAN TEAM RIESLCT_ hocs r~nT !Iei bld practice before c itmas a- -- cation, and perhaps by thl fnd of next "...S.**,,u~ SR SU "/rYT 1 0 TE M All. those i ac esie i...…
…?AGE six THE MICHIGAN DAILY 1SDAY, DECETAB$JR>7, 1926 f. : , .1 I MH\GANTSSamson $ets Record SCENES FROM ARMY-NAVY GAME WHICH WILL MARK jIn State Swim Meet IT AS ONE OF THE GEA TEST OF GRID CLASSICS SHW B[TTIP 6 J D CAS I SI1O~' BE TER ODM~Wolverine swimmers again demon- . -- istrated that they would not relihquish a Capt. Chambers, ecCoy, 'Nland, liar. their honors as State A. A. U. cham- rig And rtin e Ex tel pO by placing well in the las...…
… SIX THE MICHIGAN DAL Y ' f L.11 ! fTA1Y1 A4 VL- L 1 L/L-I LJ 1 .1?4000 A _ . _ -- - . r C ) ~ ""+ .", ..... jjjj V-N-) MATHER PICSTA RIRSTCONT EST larrigan Returns To Squad In Time 'or Saturday's GWame IVitli Michiigan Stinte MC COY GOES TO CENTER With the opening basketball game of the season scheduled for Saturday night with Michigan State college, Coach Edwin J. Mather announced a probable lineup for the fray following th...…
…THF. 1'1/fTCHTC;ANT nATT V m'TTTTcTA l yltT'T oI i.a r Ta r-~AMfAt VaL. aA4I Val'..I AA'..IINLJiL '. 1.I' El 11..-)A/I ky, 1)~iN; L1153 9. 1I'.i fi ED 11KB! ,; _ " \ ) ' ____ f i ,'' \; lit S., TRACK MEN ANSWER COACH'SFIRST CALLi Coach Steve Farrell's initial call for track men, issued last week, has been answered by more than 60i men, and all have been working during thej last few days. Prospects for a well balanced team' are abou...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, DECENTB R 1.0, 1926 THE ICHGANDAIL FRDAY DlCEM~~fl10,192 f ~iuimAl MICHGAN PREPARES Will Conclude Fall FOR STATE UiN !Intramural Program Intramural activities for the fall season are rapidly drawing to a close Upstaters' Victory Over Adrian Shows with the completion recently of the Potential Strength; Dickerson handball and wrestling tournaments. Leads Offensert _____These tournaments ended the thirdi VANALSTIN...…
… PAGE SIR' THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, DECEMBER .11, 152G PAGE six: SATURDAY, DECEMBER ~.4 I~2~ Ao ' ' . - ' . ,.r . . R Al It I t ......_. SAMSON BREAKS MR IN ISTATEA. A. U. MEET' Spindle, Darnal, And J. IkdsteadI Other Varsity Swhnniers To Show Well At Union Pool WINIFRED SMITH STARS! Featured by the remarkable per- formance of Captain Samson of the Varsity squad in the 50 yard free style event, and by the shattering of ,two other...…
…AGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER ,IIIEIQ o /A'OOOMMMIWNk p- ,_ "". "" _ 4 uumi mu J v , oftow-lown" - ECKERSALL SELECTS ALLAMERICAN TEAM NEW POSTON MANAGER FORMERLY GREAT CATCHER, GREATER PILOT ag/:.:.:4. Five Western (onfrrence Players, Two From Miigan, Chosen By Football Expert FOUR PICKED FROM EAST Five Western Conference football' players, two of them from Michigan,I were named on Walter Eckersall's 1926...…
…FADE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, DECE'MBrR 14, ? 9 FAG~2 sir TUESDAY, DECEMBER 14, 192~ I r ....... ....... . i r, ,;f o nr'HUDDLE' SYSTEM MAY BE USEDA0M| \A\ll YEARLING LAGL SQUAD BY SEVERAL BASKETBALL TEAMS CAEGIEN SHOW WELL CUT BY COACH FISHER -IN OPENING CONTEST' Exec icnt Porward Material 1Devel- oped; '1 3any Former High School Stars On FreshmenI Rost er 30 ASPIRANTS SURVIVE Two heavy slashes by, Coach Ray Fisher have c...…
…r VAGE SIX THE MICHTIJGAN fDAILY WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 15. 192E .. ... a . .+ ...c..... , , . , ., , ... ,.. L_ I '" CRTCAPTAIN OF WEAKENED DARTM6UTH ELEVEN RECEIVES PLAY EIGHT WESTERNERS HON4 RECOGNITION ON TEAM PICKED BY EASTERN COACHES MICIGAN WILLPIG WALTER CAMP IN STRONG COMPETITION ININDOR NETMEET C Th mal-American seriie haith SO'GATAE Eight western players, six of them the forwar silorsa xectei To Give Wolverines CAIPET OF Coa...…
…THf MICHIGAN DAILY '* , THURSDAY. * DE CEMBER Itt. 1926 THE'L MICHlClAN dAT.I 1V1.11 *I lJ~ L' .3. Lt 1JI!4%; E.". A 1) 1:, i\ LU, 1 1..( ,U dr Aims@ \\ ' LINE J lP INDOUBT I 10WA'SFATO DSAR OADS [JN'4?IJC to HAVEIjLgxxDAobveriffe Kickingy F O R C O R N E L L G A M E Z 3I F T R fl A I III O _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 'KIPKE AND BLOT T WERE NAMED BY WALTER CAMP IN .1922-3 "St i Qeea n g CE.orn iitt e'e" F. Pied~t N ItOI1l eagu...…
…'GE six THE MICHIGAN DAILY PRTT)AV- TWORMR14IT? 17 1!lqV% ._ a. s :u a~~~aavTHF. MTCH lLN TTA L I ilYmu1 tV. mu u - eoo- I -~ F F; Er- 00M . -. : S KATIN~ RINK 10 QTAV FEW VETERANS LEFT FROM IND AN TEAM HICH WON SKTING RINKT iA EWVTRAILFTFO NDANTEMWdHWN FED I AMERICAN LEAGUE BASEBALL CHAMPIONSHIP IN 192 OPEN DURING VACATION Coachli Barss Holds First Practice On Ice Before Christminas i Years; Asks More Canididates TO SELL SE...…
…1. ,1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE SEVECN Tom 0 000, -.0 4 mWsmw, mn'~-..r SKATINC- s[SEASN Wry ° L' C PE" Eectdapai ~ 7lE - = =irara a il2 'I C 91 E III 1f W lii ao 3i¢ 11 ° 1d 9i 1 ic ItSYHY ii3 iG ii ii t¢G S Yi i Biil Ii iii Y1 D 1 iCi 1 [ zia: cf.SZi: s. z:: , X,.1 AM e* r e ^fl[ A y $ I OP .o r wo i wv II ~w ~ i:7); ;~ F': I.' e TSINGC ,; 'i :, k: ,, M-maw. B~oard Tu Control Of Athiletics Again Ila,: Ys i(e Arrangements For Us...…
… 1924 2, I 92~3THE MICHIGAN DAILY tiA .. .y - n -: r.i: : 3c THE PRESS BO0X By Wilton Simpson "P of \r 1westeru .......... This being an off season in the Anoniymious. spor wold, he ime or he ater NIiaiiem?'.a a s been wondering for spor word, he tme fr te afer-a (cw'e h ow iechigiln wins, and has football "'blah" to fill the column of.owedlia t he Gophers will play the all newspapers, we have decided to ," lverilies until they find out ...…
…RIDAYD]'1BR 1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ' .. .s x s to r r, r f COACHES ADOr PF TfLor obtaining any body hold is -' DIRECTOR ,J* IGHA ,1f -rfFITPID >Js.z'' A ,V .itcut onaIly runing offihe mat Q CLUMNL -- c e in;an o~oa~l-ilnt e a~ ".17L)PR u l,1,nl - 0I .f Let Mul'a'!us 7d F2 ill .ic at:% la1'gda n"I 1he - 'ofereis a-l o zed fnltfrU'(i!ghtt£ 1 c iltt!E.t 0io "; tt Ohe Oppcooit 01("d n aof sI c old. thin; forecing the of- 'Western Conference wr...…
… 926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY ____ laud Ohio State. Chlical;4)is 11ihe btird a)1N4) heanln eep Wlehas, FildH us ig Ten team th"J" tto v(lhp-vcg Won1steeplechasinto To Be Ready In 19627 not meS, 'th1e IJ 'r M INNKBA P0L I , - Minnesota'sj basketball five is, about to begin its C n y a d r o a c last season as a team without an ado- ..a dn°"a c quate floor to play on, as the new' \Vc r c ovnety ldtd ua h $500,000 field house will be completed W r ovn...…
…SUJNDAY, DECEMBIER 5, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA(INE, SEVEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY 0A}ESEP~ WEST PASSES EASTINQTDI flI DITICTONI rv c Nattun ,Wide U~opeisu s,how'$ lidle Setioil, Leading Coast Teams f For RIO Y~onors SOUMh FAR WEST TIE (By Aisodated Press) NELW YOR'1K, De6c. 5.-iFor the fifth flnre in nearly 40 years of all-Amer- ioan~ football ranking, the distinction of carrying off the most places on the me'a'l 1al-star college eleven p...…
…': TrUESDAY, DElCEMIBER 7, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAILY -- 1 ..' 5JIII~ii ii 11111IIIJIII III IIttfI I I III, i111111111 11II Iii III, i lluuiulllmlflnil 1 IJ .uu..,uim up uais.,r.iu .u..u,.i- 7 l 1 y a r 1 Grant land Rice, sports writer for lowing commr.ent: "There has been no10o Collier's magazine, and recognized as season in many years where so manyj® 0® the "official," critic of all-American !teams had so much strength at either- teams,...…
…, TON s THEM WAN:;DIL:Y __ - PAGSr1-N \.*THE PRESS BOX That the Amy-Navy football game , they wojlld ell.yI more promin- held in Chicago last month will not be ('lit place in the public eye. the last seen in the West became apn- iIt was also assured yesterday that parent yesterday when it was an-, this year's; game would not be th6 nounced that Con. Fred I. Britten of last seen in Chicago, when E. J. Kelly, lllinqis, chairman of the naval com...…
… THURSDAY, DECEMBER 9, 1926 4 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE SEVEN -A- ~ . r TWO INTERSECTIONAL GRID GAMES REMAIN Alabama-Stanford, Annual-East-W est "~nets Will Be Played On New Year's Day CHAMPIONSHIP AT STAKE SEATTLE.-Two important inter- sectional games are all that remain to holdthe rapidly waning interest of; football fans, and both of them will he played on the coast. One of these is an intercollegiate contst which isf considered an imp...…
…FRIDAY, DECXEMBEIiR 101, 1926 THE MICHIGAN DAMLY 4, ... _ .. . -m . . WVALTEk CAMP GIVES MICHIGAN TWO I', rirn D(AIJE PLA CES ON 1910 ALL-AMERICAN TEAM LOL4lOIfLII I i { T h s s t e e -o . l o t e W lt r ab ility , an d w as n a lned at h alfb a c-k in C a p a l A e i a 's r e . 9 1 a d 1 3 2 friMEmT U I H In 1910, Walter Camp again honored '__-- M~ichigan onhihs all-American team. IWrestler,_eligibleorthe al. Benbrook, who was chosen a...…
…SATURDAY, DECEMBER 11, 1926 THE' MICHIGAN DAILY P"AGlE SVEN - Ypslanti Normal'CARP OL7R TJWO' ISONSN.LES STWO MEN ON D HIS( a In New Conference} oUIA SIFIE IIUIII HUAL-MRCA WMMN SUDTHS rVfN M[M I Jf5'//i 1 11 I ADISOti, 'Wis., Dc,.10 -foe famous Chicago0 univesity ooflal CLOSESlr (By Associated Press) IUU MEI iUt'immeI S ni : coaci othe.tar, w~ill lnow prepre or hsfinal AT 3P..AD VERT' IS'IN G"tT, rx YPSILANTI, Mich., Dec. 10.-Final' --Ut...…
