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…THE MI.C.-I-11-GAN 'DAIL ' - I Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. 7 Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- t.itled, to the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lish'ed, herein. Entered at the postoffice at, Ann Arbor, Michi...…

…4 THE ICI I. C fJ I A N CAI LZ THE MICHGAN-DAIL Published every morn ing except Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. CAMPUS Mcnber of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press 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 herein, Entered at. the postoffice ...…

…: A wE rMT~r 'kTH MICHIGAN AIL' rublished every morning except Monday 1during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press 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 herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, a...…

…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY T U aI AY FEBRUARY it,'-1020 PAGE FOUR '1'HURSDAY F~flIVCXARY ~ .... . . rublished 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 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 ...…

…PACE FOUR 'THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRTIDAY, FEBRUARY 22, 1926 _ . ®_ v // Little's resignation is a matter of --"......".."......---"........................- ;t M j ai4 student concern. As yet it seems Published every morning except Monday no one on the campus has realized during the University year by the Board in 'q Control of Student Publications. this before. Even our own Daily, , 01 U Member of Western Conference Editorial inimitable and...…

….A - --ai irtTa.+.r FTH MITI11 CAN DAILY ZATU DAY, r fir" '. r-MAI Y 42°, : 192 rri~ Z~AT13?DAY, 'T~t~d7ARY 2~, t~2~ ?a ance of political intrigue in the past, and nothing but insistence pubished every morning except Monday that they maintain this avoidance during the University year by the Board in tu Control of Student Pnublicattms, in the future. /r! ISiED ROLL I0 01 M usic Aend Dram A Member of Western Conference Editorial As...…

…FTHt WMITHCAN ~IL, ~UWDAY, B!~t7A~ 24, ..., .n + -eg.,ata:iaen - a way a 1ommon UI! wa 0ldiisense rather than Prmitive bruta blished every morning except Monday ,Iity would di tate dring the Universit y year by the Board in YW i . ., ad. her. lI- Member of Western Conference Editorial the dignity of the occasion. Ic an Conrooiti dnonbiato.. t ams ould asi onh faneI~ Association. honest effort were made to live up """"'"".....................…

…r&er porn. 'THE MICHICAN DAILY TMC rTAY, TTtAf-lY la, l2 10®q '9 ® - ,m .. ght Atdijotg On Bil Published every morning except Monday during the University year by the Board m Control of Student Publications. 1_ .__._____M_~ ._.w_ . i Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news1 dispatches credited to it or not otherwise credited in this pape...…

…ro T 'ITH. M ICHIGAN DAILY WJ~DN!~iDAY, ~T~t7A~ 27, T2~ I'll, 11 " I I I - - i " , "Misom Phlished every mrning ex:cept Monday during the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to, the use for republication of all news dispatches credited to it or not otherwise txedited in this paper and the local news 'pub- lished ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'TTHTJ1DAY, ' 1DT LA , F X1 0"' _ _ :r.. 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 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 herein. Entered at the postoffic...…

…T H +,..i IC II [G 1"AN DAJ1, THE. MICLII......A...L. I kVAVA-, .f 4c:*. FAM TM &I m Cora Opines IWell, my dear, here we are al- ready to start theh few semester- that is the new semester is about to start, I really don't think we are ready. Yesterday was sort of a preliminary as it were to the real thing. That is, everyone went around to classes and took a lool at the prof to see if he was a good bet and worth taking a chance or for ...…

…El ,y IgV 1929 FffHE MICHIGAN DAILY ~Lt~1 FJ.~ IL-.vim M NWAvA ME M-MM &I RM JI EAADVISOR" 'NE SECHOLARSHIPS FRWOMEN I News From Other Colleges REBENTSA El Y ! OAttractive . new announcements lege, and all documents must beDANES EROUS htre women has been excellent, and OF SH ENUP fiNregarding scholarships for women sent to her by March 15. Th ILIOh ha ns been mlen and offered by Mills College in Cali- awards are to be made on or be- wom...…

…3Fa 3 fit" EMMARY 14, 1921 THE ICHICA DAILY' x t: x i l'L 1 ~2TIUTh~AY, T~1'~tTXflY 14, ~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACi~ I~iVE MLVAVA AM AS COOKEMember Of Board Of Representatives ORachmaninoff Chooses Pianoforte As Approves Present System Of Advisers Most Interesting Sort Of Piano Work PP 01- s 10Try NE PORTS11RECIIIR In connection with the discus- ordinary consultation about f- KAISergei Rachmaninoff has at one ing this last spectacular v...…

…FRIDAY, 1EBRfi ARY 15, 1929 TIAE M 1(1 1-1 IGAN J'),AILY FIVE, FRIDAY, 1~RUARY 15, 1929 #fVIF MICIII(;AN DAILY - 1~A VIVW Women's Athletic Associat A P N r ~I P ''OMFavors Advisory [V II II 11U[ "With a committee of advisers whi TAM-. U M.WAvA ion Head IFAIJ WALLACE IS NEW System For Women Organizations Begin Semester Activities{ ch have given the women at League Board Of Directors And W. A. A. Board Will Assist As Hostesses INVIT...…

…Y;FEB3I~TA "Y 16, 1929 T HEMI C11AN DAILY , 5r..v. .w._ ..__,.., ~. , ~ .q r- fs7ll 1 6 f m -57\ i W&I m 7ZS ...v,. ..;, .. IONIREF ACHIFfMFNT flFRR[NT Chi Delta Phi Seeks DIPLOMAS ARE GIVEN TRYOUTSI D I Rules Announced For 'JumorJL P. A1. 5prmcticf 1MVVIlVIL IL I UEii~l i LINLII I V VI 1 I II LlII I . U .JL utiL ±ViraarAI.4HIGHVL4SCHO OL PTryouts for the women's staff!I of The Daily will be held at 4 I~lLJivnP~lT Chi Delta Phi, ...…

…y 17, MAD THE MICHIGAN Di)AILY I- P A C- F dmmmft jVAT A W AAL "AIMM .57\.57 yp C ,. .._ . I __________________________________________________________________ __________________________________________________________ Athletic Managers VALENTINE'S DAY IS OCCASION FOR MANY TEAS AND DINNERS THIS WEEK For Penny Carnival Flower schemes and color ar- that Margaret Funke, '29, has re- anigements at the parties and teas turned to Mich...…

….I 'E ..BRARhY 19~, 1929 THE F M IC III GA N DIL I.Y m s a x. " e x a. w n,. x n w ..e. #-x t "" #d F l d !>e A -- . i Aft -sue mw AIM JIMIMI, Wall M- MART COOK N 4 YELLY D'ARANYI, NOTED VIOLINIST, RUHCOPRSINSWORLD FELLOWSHIP COMMITTEE IS CBOQ ___B___ATLTI ERO AI MAKING PLANS FOR NEW SEMEST ER gYrian D'Arnis, heill Hpp able b and rings out a Bcfore handing its work over to tian Association and the Women's ..EMA DT EA WNgaiian volinist,...…

…263- INI l THE MICH ICAN- DAI U PACT fi PAG~FIV~ iL S Yrw. r+r 'i VAX" U as A *A AM ARUM a -J nniirrMARGER Y RUTH VEN LANG HAS STUDIED i Kappa Alpha Theta Coirii oiNT SYSTEM H[AD PIANO UNDER ACCOMPLISHED FATHER SENTATIVE lftPD appaAANJILLNIL HOLS" -LDefeats Nurses Andr Margery RLang, noted chestration under the guidance of A I- cposer and pianst is the most M. Gluth PRAISES RVYIOEfePLN'EntersSemiFinals)INSTALLATION DINNERI recent r...…

…THURSDAY; FEBRUARY 21, 1929 THE MIC h1AN DA ILY _.. -. " ...... ......... ,-557 5hZ I . OoWO N'Sa-_TEAM COMPETES KSTUDENTS DOING PART-TIME WORK IN RIFLE MATCH All the esasa- gc HAVE CLUB FOR SOCIAL PURPOSES " B IDN I---titlc are embodied in "Forward { tf uT 0 ~ L I f LLSeend Semester Rifle Classes Are March," a travesty on war and i)'TUD NU LKiR Beta Kappa Rho, a society for homes and work for room or board r U Announced To Open ...…

…WRIDAY, rER 'AIRY 2, 1929 ITHE MICHIGAN DAILY " ". _ ---.. wl 'VAA VAM MMA"AMS MILITARY JUNIOR IS EVIDE 1 SCORES WR WOMEN DEV GRADUATE "Paris Bound and "Right Shot NATIUnr fWoman Member Of Aeronautical Club 01iE OMakes Successful Flight In Glider' 13IRLS' PLAY I was a little anxious before I ship is attached to a car by a long started, but after that it was easy," rope, and rises from the ice as the pcar increases its speed to about ...…

…SATURDAY;FEBRUARY 23, 1929 THE IC;HICAN DAISY # "' t A GF THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE ' A VATA l I NEWSLETTER EDITORIndian c IAIMrfl DV hi A A' Gift Collection, Grand Pianos Unique Theme To Be Letters Written By Open Road Women Have Been Given To League Building Used In Choruses Of Relate Unique Entertainments Abroad' FIVE TEAMS REMAIN ttrtw rn rn~ 'Tn fi Aul pFri rm 10 l iI 1[U D E I lU I Gift suggestions. for the interior in mem...…

…STJIMD Yp BRUARY 24, THE MICHIGAN DAILY -it -~- ~---- 1r-'---------- ---- - -. --- -. - - --. - - ------ -------' -~ ' ti. ,._ ...... .. .... IT LVA'VA --- -_-- .---, . _ PRESIDENT LITTLE SPEAKS IN CLEVELAND SOCIE'TY LIOH ATIOAL r Resuming social activities in a BEFORE IUIUI'IJL ASULIAIIUN UF LEIANSKe is centrdfo e snrwrsemester the interest of all ADVISORY SYSTEM SECURES COOPERATION IN THE ADMINISTRATION EXTOLS ADVISORY PLAN "Iat...…

…TUEFSDAY; FIMP AIRYY' 26, x 929 THE ICHIGAN DAILY. t c: . TUI~DA? ?~URY t3,1~29THEMICHGANDAIY i~GP~FW .. .. AL &VA AS I;I=,M ?5 c II LITERARY SOCIETYo T ERESA L~II~nCARRENO, LATIN MUSICIAN, w rRST INDOOR MEET TO HAVETRYOUTS PROBATION WEEKINTCS COMPOSED ANTHEM OF VENEZUELAW, [- Probation week in the soror-[N Second semester tryouts for Por- ities has a campus significance Maria Teresa Carreno is remem- phosis. It was Miss Carreno's of...…

…VMDI MSfAY '"A.RY 21I, 19I29 THE MICHICAN DAILY COMMTEE MEMRERSPROFESSOR CAMPBELL STATES VIEWS|RINITIAL CLASS GAMES' INLANDER ANNOUNCES PRIZES AND \ ON FOUNDATION OF CAMPUS THEAT RULES FOR SHORT STORY CONT EST U In regard to an all campus and would not result in the ulti-Offering a first prize of ten dol- will naturally be given more time NAME JUNIORS AIDING theater,a project that has beendmate dissolution of the campui ISPLAY FIN PL YN1 la...…

… THE MICHIGAN !)AI Y I'ArN FIVE , :,; V...-....,. .w rra. wL. , i K t -- ' w 9sT iW4 I --, W- No I C. i d I TO BE HELD AT I COMMITTEE IS C CAPS AND GOWNS A RENT AT D E S K BARBOUR GYM AFFAIR OCCURS MA] Seniors Will Be Honor G First Performance Junior Play Preparations for the anni for :Supper, which will March 18, and will be general meeting of all ti omen in their caps an are progressing rapidlya to Elaine Gruber, '29, vi d...…

…VERINE NA TA TOR S WIN TWO CONFERENCE MEET: S II UL 01lIIIIIU 1 1UMU JUNIOR VARSITY TEAM T AT[ l T[A FRESHMAN TRACKMEN To CLOSE SUCCESSFUL OI I[ [UL\ 1111 1j APPEAR TO NAVE WEAK Gaophers Take TWO First Places Bt Ca rat Turn Back Attack SEASON FRIDAY NIGHT _SQUABTHIS SEASON Of Wolverines Coach Courtright's Junior Var- With the leanest crop of fresh- BEL LO sity basketeers will conclude the ,__man track candidates reported for 1928-29 court se...…

…THE M T I T Al AT LY BASEBALL SQUAD STARTS WORK IN YOST FIELD I 4JJ-OA & L A; =J7 J11 Vn111 117, 1474-7 lo ,USE GEORGE ELIGIBLE TOR6NTO ' VTEAM NEXT FOR MAT SQUAD FOR MIIIGAN TANKMEN With two Conference victories to their credit, Michigan's swimmers will go outside Big Ten circles this week to engage the Toronto Y. M. C. A. in an international dual meet. The Toronto 'Y' natators will come Ito Ann Arbor Saturday night for a T f return meet ...…

…ESIX THE MICHIGAN DAIL Y THURSDAY, - EENKR SNDSCAGMENTHRUGHHAR* D D FEBRUARY 14, 1929 RILL i CJ1CA0 S CAGE TOURNEY PERCY WILLIAMS [BRORKLYN BASLPROEB.E 24J NS 1 WILL 60 BY T1E BOARDS TOPS SPRINTERS "AS"BL"RSMIAWILLREPORTNFE.24 (By Asuociitvd Pes s)[([yAssociate l.ess) CHICAGO, Feb. 13.-"Finis" may -^ I GE ST N[R1 I'An advance squad of 25 players WIL MCARA be written on the University oft atchsprint he buleenIe has been ordered to report to ...…

…1 T HE lM ICH 1C AN jII11:DY7 P:xhri.U'I R' 1 : .. - - it, -,.~.. CRIPPLI C AG ERS H ANDIC APP EDO BY INJURIES TO ROSE AND JOE TRUSKOWSKI Coach Veenker Takes Nine Men On Trip For Use 'Against Gophers And Illini STARTING FIVE UNCERTAIN Somewhat crippled but with chances of vaulting. back info first place in the Big Ten should Northwestern's winning streak continue, the Michigan basketball team Heaves Ann Arbor at 2:23 o'clock this afternoo...…

…THE lMilCHIGAN DAILY - - -- - --e o a r FIVE WOVERN TEVAMS WILL SEE ACTION TO IGHT n. CRIPPLED CAGE TEAM ?UCKMEN TO MEET VCAPTAINS MAT SQUAD ENDULEADS SWIM TEAM TO MEET MINNESOTA MAROQETTE TODAY MWRESTLERS TO MET WILMEET ILLINI Improved Wolverine Sextet Out To C}cerEWreRSnesu in19 Avenge Earlier Defeat By ':." ,___Ra c h etrnCneec Marquette Championship LOWLY GOPHERS EXPECTED T( SIX VETERANS TO OPPOSE GIVE TROUBL ON TRIPS INCLUDE F...…

…Ili. t T . 1 V A- T : .. .. L! t.y li... .i T H E ivi..... .. .. .L 1CH GAN WILL I V DE ILLINISTRONGHOLD _OMORRO_ IN COURT VNYANK OUTFIELDER ILLNOS OUR FVEWANTS MORE PAYSIHIPEAE MAY CAUSETROUBLE WITH JUNIOR VARSITY Sucket Quintet Is Always Hard Foe 3 "B" Quintet Victorious In Eight On Home Floor; Maize And Blue Of Nine Games Proves Of Combination Is Uncertainf Value To Varsity Yearing Tank Team Believed To Be One AST T LYT OSUDO OL[IET...…

…THE CH 1C -AN D A I LN BIG SQUAD REPORTS- FOR FIRST BASEBALL PRACTICi -d flIA NPAL AT Boxers Are Training VFISHER STARTS NINTH YEAR AS Purdue Also Victim LJtUI~lJ 41~!U 10 For Campus Tourney[UL\I[~Y!LU~O COACH; CORRIDEN TO LEAD NINE Of Wildcat Quintet:I With twenty-three men already (INorthwestern, continuing in her t signed up for the all-campus box- ( THI ADG[S II RI(role of giant killer, and maintain- ing tournament which is schedu...…

…THE MICHIGA, ,, DAILY'' .. kY l-,D 1YaL.;y1.J.VA ..w. tea... , -1 l , r' 1 A , i THE.MICHIGANDAILY I" CA"M 1 TRACKMEN WILL COMPETE IN DETROIT INDOOR MEET WOLERIESWILLVI WITH FREGNSTARS Tolan and Murray to Match Speed Against Percy Wiliams In Sprint Events. TEN MEN WILL COMPETE Cinderpath stars from Michigan will take advantage of the oppor- tunity presented by matching strides with trackmen of interna- tional prominence tonight in De- ...…

…Ft F:1- t 'CF "'C AN >. A 1 L N" _.-;~1A, i~UJ .... .< WOLVERINE BASEBALL SQUAD WILL MAKE JAPAN r TRIP TRIP EXTENDS ROM JULY UNTIL OCTOBER Schedule For Coach Fisher's Squad Is Now Being Arranged By I.G Joga Otsuki Basketball Quintet Starts Work For Game With Iowa C+ SIXTEEN TO MAKE TOUR Michigan's Varsity baseball team will make the long contemplated trip to the Orient this summer, it' was announced yesterday by Field- ing H. Yos...…

… rkcxEsmx I fi -.E Ni 1 H,1: C -rt 1- L "Y r'ttiLtiY', FEBRUARY GL', l THE M iCHI U YiI~iiL'Y ?RIDAY;- PEksi~uAi~i' 22, WOLVERINE GRAPPLERS TO MEET BUCKEYES TOP VIGHT FIRST HOME BIG TEN MATCH ONSCHEDULE[ Buckeyes Have Lost Three Of Their First Four Meets; Two To Big Ten Opponents ED GEORGE TO WRESTLE In the best of condition and rea- sonably confident of a victory, the Wolverine wrestling team polished off a few tricks yesterday is p...…

…t ptGr s .-A .TTIE MI'CHIGAN DAILY 43A'T'URDAY, F213RTJARY 23, 1924 PAGE BI~ ~ THE MICHIGAN DAILY ~AU1~DAY, P~l3RUAlW 23, 1920 VEENKI FINA 3SESSION SPENT IN DRILL ON OFFEN.SE Varsity Develops Basket Shooting, Workout 0n Attack Against Yearling Five PRACTICE FOUL SHOOTINO r -. PUSHES VARSITY IN FIN AL PREPARATION Minnesota Pucksters Defeat Lowrymen At Minneapolis I-- DETROIT TO BE IN FACES HAWKS TONIGHT FINAL PLAY - OFFS Afte...…

…4&Gn six. HE ICHTCAN ATL"Y THE. M C.-N D IL C _.____ __ VARSITY WILL .r h 4 t. . jr r a. t .. a . . ... (, QDINTET TI t } .... .,._....._.._ m wn._ GOPHERS WILL SEEK REVENGE IN RETURN TILT IfNFILHOUSE Trachnbi n IVIL V, r nrrt no Tv, P/I reparation For .AL~~~'v fr Bfl.V%01/rI fNI J AL-AI For MINNESOTA FIVE I OEFEATED IOWA- LOST FIRST' GAME, 23-18 tIAVE 600:FLOOR WORK PROAABLE LINEI UPS FOW]R Michigan, And With tl swimming ...…

…t GE STX THE ICHI A ATLY TUESDAY. RTTA Z ' 6. 1,929' THE n MI.CHaI.GnaNf DATLY tTY W IhV TT .l~ A 0 4 JUA7111 V Ak 1Li ,GV 1 Olr U YEARLI BREAKT HRE E R ECO RDS TO WIN FIRST MEET Final Score Is 56t To 42%; Wolfe Accmunts For Two Of New Records GOPhERS TAKE HURDLES NG SISLER~ ML TRACKMEN BEAT MINNEAPOLIS FRESHMEN , MAJOR LEAGUE STAR, WAS UMBER OF WOLVERINE BALL TEAM i PECT LARGE FNTRY Breaking three freshmen field house records and e...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, F~EBRFUARY 27, 1920 ."..Mods SPARTAN TANK SQiAD WILL OPPOSE VARSITY TODAY AULTWILL SHOW HSSPEED TODAY jC FIA- IVE KILI' BIG TEN? TIP INSI HIEAVY IE1HT BATTLE ii i Trfl rnn TALinIiIT REIF TO START IN STATE MEET TOP RUNO N 816 'TEN Remaining Games Seem to Assure Bafgers Of At Least Tie For Championship TWO TILTS STILL LEFT All doubts as to the certainty of the fact whether or not the Car- dinal of Wis...…

…--/ 2 , VARSITY WORKS ON DEFENSE FOR BUCKEYE GAME ©~ --__ _ _ ____ 11 WE """VARSITY CAPTAIN READY RECORDS OF WISCC lpPUTS THEMU TO STOPOH1O TRIO * Sport B refs ..PUto The U 0 111!|11911111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111!!11111111111(Special to The Daily)J Iwho experienced a big season in MAIO,:i. Fb 9.Wsr Coach Veenker Directs Defense For The New York Giants, located at 1928 with Walter Johnson's New icousin's athletic...…

…- ~-----~ TV SDAY, ERTUAY12, 102 'tHE MICH-fIGAN DA,1L- .. -.., _ __ _--_. VARIT C [R HI10 1VARSITY TANKERS DEFEATHOOSIERS a (Continued From Page Six) ..To B.1 , I N LEA 104: yard free style-Won by ston (I) ; Reif (M), second; 0. Goldsmith (M), third. Time--:25.6. 200 yard breast stroke-Woii by Thlompson (M); Lauter (I), second; Mertz (M), third. Time-2:46. 440 yard free style-Won by Mc- Donald (M) ; McCaffree (M), sec- ond; Hlog ess (T...…

…HE --MICHIGAN Al L-I . _. ._ - tH1E MIA4 CHIGAN A tw DAILYR' .. is :.ItiiEIII lllllli 11o1utII;IwI;IIItjl~t1IIIIl h1Iltll 111 111111 iIIltltIIIIIIliltIII:. TheiFinest W11er D We met Your - Prepared, by TO AYAtmosphere =- Tho se WhoTO A Will Delight -Know .how You .WEEBER'S GERMAN INN _ 611 William St. -S"of Course!" ^ Pu nch and. Sherbet TWO ELIIUANARO DAIRY PRODUCTS! Made of pure ingredients in the Ann Arbor Dairy's modern plant! The Ann...…

…THE MICHIGAN A LL THF MCHIGA D___ a I 1 1 l i t a i i i 1 ranri I l|TV P| 0l[)DTD Ij FACULTY VOLLEYBALL CVMPETITION I1~Ij~l~f AITii~E~LlI \i OPENS IN N EW IN T RAMU RAL BUILDING [OCHF D A AILL VH111 im nr1 The auxiliary ynasium of the1 The 24 bowlinte ams enteredi in ~ EN:un~E~T BN ~ [I1N1IIN13J133 IILInew .Intramural building was first ;the inlterfraterity bowling league MN 10h WEST[E N COEN[ CEIN000R RMa=::p==d used on the organized spo...…

…FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 15, , x.929 r TH M1. H1-QAN 10 llL Y F'IDY FBUAY15-92-T-MIHGA -AL FNCERS WIL MEITWILDCATS CONFRONTED WITH TASK "ILLFSTOPPING MURPHY AND PURDUE ILLINiATC AEVANSTON, Feb. 14.-Having Boilermaker opponents. North- successfully broken Michigan's western cokego ffStrLetch" ith i trngofvitoie, Northwestern's to edgoasa Lafayette but was (Continued From Page Six) strng of victories, forced to take the short side of a basket tosse...…

…SATURDAY, PRBR ARY H, i THE MICHIGAN DA L BATURT3AY, FBBRTJARY 16, i~2~ - SEVEN~ Boilermakers Meet Northwestern At Evanston L ASTSIND E PURADUE IS FAVORED STARS TO RUN Swimmers Meet IN K. C. GAMES I Toronto Tonight Mickey Walker To Defend His Middleweight Title Against Hudkins July 4 at Las Vegas OVER WILDCAT RIVALS Rut Walter May Play F In Effor To Check M Purdue Center or Purple, Murphy, RECORD CROWD EXPECTED Northwestern'...…

…Ar jARY 17, 1929 THE MIC HIGAN DAILY, ............. . PENN FOOTBALL TEAMINDIANA TEAMS, ~WII I Pit L L T WILL BE BUS Y 0 ;[I 1... B1L [.I I I II*~JPa IIrJe 9 Badgers And Pennsylvania Sign, Contracts For Grid Games In 1930 And 1931 DATES ARE NOT SELECTEDI (Special To nie Deily>) MADISON, Wis., Feb. 16-Wiscon- sin will meet the University of Pennsylvania in football on a home and home basis in the years 1930 and 1931, according to an an-...…

…SAY, TEBRUARY 19, 1929 THE MICMCi N DAILY THE MICHiGAN V~AJ EY~ moms"" Cornell Tca( TANI MADI Wiscons fine itse nents t sucecss tr'in to ( kI BCKEYE NEXT SPRING SCHEDULES OF MICHIGAN SPORT TEAMS IN 'DIAMOND SQUAD TR AD9IFOR WRESTLERS TRACK , BASEBALL, GOLF, AND TENNIS ANNOUNCEDSTRSDIL ' Baseball Team Will Play Nineteen May 4th, Iowa, here May 27th, Con. Met, Minne- BO BFR MAIM[N In (Continued From Page SiX) Games; Six Big Ten Tilts Ae Ma...…

…JARY 20, 1921 THE, I M -VC H I G A-N."' D A I L Y .PAGE A Y 0 1 .-T-- -H T A -D A L P G PLE TIE IN CON lRE WISCONSIN TEAM C NCE RACE- ENDS AS , McGRAW LOOKS FOR CLOSE RACE WITH GiANTS IN THEIR FWHTING LIMBS INTO LEADERSHIP Badgers May Rest Undisturbed On competitor for honors, ringing up i Top Iung Until Gaines Next eight points. iaturday Night Purdue kept in sight of first place I M and insured itself of a tie for se-pe 1'0 IEET PU...…

…FEBRUJARY 23, 1929 THE MICHIGAN 1 LY MICHIGAN £~AiLY v7o iverine H ockey Team To" M eetGop,,herSx-Ttl TO E[NGAGE11NORTHME1i Contrary to existing Intrauralbuildng , 'vrsity To Seek Revenge for EayIaualidnwr aura Defeats By Big Ten Leading Tennis, basket ball, M inesota Team squash, and volley ball _____all be open. Swimmil SECND AM9SATRDA bti ige will be continu SECOD GME ATUDAY boxing and wrestling .r open.. It is expected Michigan...…

…FEBRUARY 22,-- 1929 %,FIE MICHIGAN DAIL P~EBRUARY 22, 1929' THE MICHIGAN DAILY III WOLVERINE TANK MEN WILL BEGIN STIF DRILL IN PREPARATION FOR NORTHWESTERN Meets With State And Wisconsin Are Only Contests Before Season's Hardest GRAND RAPIDS "Y "EASY Having annexed their fifth' straight victory of the season at the expense of Grand Rapids Y. M. C. A., Michigan's swimmers will be- gin intensive training for the meet with the strong Northwe...…