…PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN D AI LY' Published every morning except Monday dowing the University ear by the Board in Control of Student ublications. Member of Western Conference Editorial Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to the use for republication of all news dispatcheshcredited to it or not otherwise credited in this paper and the local news pub- lished herein. - Entered at the postoffice at Ann Arbor, Michigan, ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRUDAY MARUI' ;f 192~ Published every morning except Monday duing the University year by the Board in Control of Studnt Publications. Mvember of Western Conference EditorialV Association. The Associated Press is exclusively en-G titled tothe use for republication of allnews dispatches "credited to it or not otherwiset credited in this paper and the local news pub- lishied herein. Entered at the postoffice at Ana Arbor,1...…
… 7@U THE MICHIGAN DAILY Published every morning except Monday dining the Universit year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. Member of Western Conference Editorialt Association. f The Associated Press is exclusively en- titled to. the use lot, 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,1 Michigan, s se...…
…rou THE MICHIGAN DAILY U AM i ,GFTf S I i 29 Published every morning except Monday du injg the University year by the Board in Control of Student Publications. ar 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 An...…
…~I, 192§ THE MICHI-AN DAILY ,s " 4. Li U AWA*AUN Z &l OM FRfESHMN WIN FIRST' Miss Elizabeth Halsey On Leave From T /T'9 /Y / AN 9 7Ys44 - 9S' '' R + 'h i~ rhirty Booths At Penny C I 11IoWa To T each Pyss.9i 1IzUyI1 10I1UWW s31UW Vitri y a 1U GAMEI TORNAMENT The University of Michigan is to note, was there at the same TOPIC OFRA0 IO TLK By M. E. remai fortunate this semester to have on time as Dr. Bell. How'd you like to "Go to Hell...…
…~~ATUIvAAMARC!, I105 THE MICHICAN lAE .r ''r ' 4,.w.._.. _ ............_... A. 'VA= 00, 'wA r ; s--.: l ' NNLocal Women's Organization Studies LONS A r jTp Writings Of Mary Wolstonecraft Are TEA E Elementar And Adolescent Problems LUWSARE U1Among Rare Books In Clements Library RE mu PAPERS BE Uf i S yl l ugs sso SK ATING R IV I Among the rare and valuable in America" published by her in Studying children's literature and group this s...…
…USDA, WARC H,3 , 1929 TI-liZMIIc;jGAN rDAIL.Y AL No 'FA VA WWb MNWA I= WOMEN TO ORGANIl AT>. ..MEETING MARCH 6 COMMITTEES TO BE CHOSEN FOR APPROACHING PAGEANT ELIGIBILITY IS REQUIRED Mliss Richards and Miss Johnston Will Be Advisers To Committees Arrangements are being made for a mass meeting of all fresh- man women, to be held Wednes- day, March 6, at - 4 o'clock. The1 place in which the meeting is to 1 be held will be announced in a late...…
…"tUI~SDAY~ MAr~Q1t 'tO2~J THE MICHIGAN DAILY rPAW' ItME v 's ._,.. L MW DAM low VA "a AS'wAl=- -1 1-1&1 ............ .... _ _ _ _ ri . __ _._ _._ __ .. . v. u ... _. .. _... H EIDELBERG FRA TERNI TIES REQUIRE oPCAL MAIN FEA ATURE OF PENNY CARNIV AL IN NEOPHYTES TO FIGHT SEVEN DUELS Three fore-runner'sof the WILL BE BIG TRAVELING TENT SHOWI soo lshnmsfmay Penny Carnival furnished sur- |_4_ Fraternities at old Heidelberg them appear...…
…6, ID29 -THE MICHIGAN IDAILY . ". . sm ". sr s TI-IF. M a(a1 H ._sa" N o A I1. V a. 11 A a A .... , . I owl .s0 UM.W-I1'O _.5: 5Z s-- :s 0 SENIORWOMEN -WILLI BUY CAPS ANDGI ACCORDI11NG TO CUSTOM LEAGUE COMMITTEE RENTS GOWNS TO SENIORS IN SEVEN COLLEGES CIECKS NOT ACCEPTED JUNIOR GIRLS' PLAY WAS ORIGINATED TrI|T IN 1904 IN HONOR OF SENIOR WOMENFIRSTUAND L B The first performance of the the exhibition dances and Miss Junior Girls' P...…
…, A RC1-1 t,. 19 29 THE MICHICAN DAILY VA JP, rIVE, THU MICI-IIQAN L)AILY J~AUP F~V*~ ... d. ., IM m f - H A 0 S 5Z 'V. ELIABETH HEALY, 'ORGANIZATIONS C UF Theta Sigma Phi ELECTED CH RMAN OF Eection of officers was held at the last meeting of Theta Sigma LL UL LUL IIL Phi on Tuesday. Mary Ptolemy, 2ATthe former president, resigned a few months ago, and just recent-C ly the secretary resigned. c The new president for the rest EIGHT...…
…°f F1 , p C IIGA DAILY TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY .- f~ I low SALE OF TICKETS FOR SENIOR SUPPER WILL BE'HELD. NEXT REEK WOMEN WILL ALSO RECEIVE r RESERVED SEATS FOR "FORWARD MARCH" SUPPER HELD AT UNION New System Of Alloting Seats Will Do Away With Confusion Of Previous Years Tickets for the Senior Supper, which is to be held at 6 o'clock Monday, March 18, in the Union ball room will be on sale from two to five next week from Monday, Marc...…
…THE MICHIGAN DA.1 L T,.iLIGPJ AL ::--- r "' r,l .v vA M Wl -.,v-". -rs uz -zs--,.s 4~ i A N LBetty Smither, '29, Thinks Dutch And Scotch Are Most Likeable Of Fo IA "The Scotch students delighted fiul, little handleless c hTO t' hIOMRH3 i reigners ups at this , ' . , In lhparinty rns tP11 Reoteh inkps " i a saidMiss Betty Smither, '29, in remarking on some of her experi- ences with the Open Road group COMMITTEES ARE APPOINTED ...…
…UNDAY, MARCH S;f 1929 THE MICH1 AW ilAILY mvp -i I 0'e .57 - d1 { University Women CAPS AND GOWNS fW.L To Cooperate In ,SINORS A JManyS' ororitiesHold Initiation Parties _ HOSPITAL SCHOOL TO .r . <t f , *1i Detroit Toy Sho T KInitiationscontinue this week, I were hostesses in their own homes Mr. Hurd is a member of Acacia. 01- OSTRIB TIO T IS 1 TI CK I T [OR NNUA but as they draw to a close the; to the pledges and active me- Yell...…
…~, MAPCR12, TilEMICHIUGAN I7AILY' le " fr. A'A S rte, ,, r r, .1 -7 -4! -4 'A -. -I ks. I'- , . ADMIU SFNIA| IAIMFN FROM YOUTH MARY ELIZABETH EVANS1 U1 A 0Y TZFXI r% Z3 F' -^ rrW/"T% 'I'rV u VA '' n F,r* A F d"V A D V1' 3) INTERCLIASS BASK(ETB~ALL TOURNAMENT STANDINGS "Story Of The Hours," Given In '23, IIUVIUL UL1IIVIJlU M IU |LI nLH)AS VWOK E tOUR THEAT ICifllFrAL A R Et IIs rorerunner n F reshman rageant ______- - I-First Tcam...…
…H E M I C HA G, A N* i L. Y u _ -- [.[.~-. - _. . ... . 4 - ii - -- ATHENA WINS ANNUAL DEBATE WITH PORTIA HLD TEDY NIGH ESTABLISHMENT OF BUREAU Content Johnson, Painter,I Intense Color To Ga Content Johnson is known as the cause woman painter who might just as subje well have become a musician so caugi will,~ Employs 5 UfM lljII j 'Cora Claims She Has Been Unfairly iin Glowing Quality U UU LAttacked For Attitude On Th of this close ...…
…THE MTCHICAN L THI!ICH GA- --L , LVA a Traditions Of Former Events Are Recalled nnnnnalB Fn Dinm P lt l i THEY WILL HAVE LE SA A BOARD RE'VIESFORWARD MARCH,'J nnnnnrnn mI nnnnyn - a .. MUUMAIW.10UM UIiLYr y £an cy ~ress rarty HUUS IN IUH BY M.L. B !PTradition demands an annual N fancy dress party given by the Cups Will Be Awarded In Rifle, League at the end of this month. Archery And Bowling Recalling one or two of the par- Tour...…
…H 19Z T H E MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE F SVE - -y - -.4 ;'gill Ic vAl M- RE Need For Student Theater On Campus Is Discussed By Professor Straus "We have here at Michigan a edy Club and others, which hav vital need of an all-campus the- all been on campus long befo ater," said Professor Louis A. the appearance or even the po Seniors Are Held To 31-31 Tic By Strauss, head of the department sibility of this theater, as we h'a, Sophomores While Fresh...…
…THE' MICHICA-N L THE MICHIGAN bAILY .. OLVAVM AAIMLTAUM C.N FRESHMAN CHAIRMEN rufne[ M[uD[DQ flE Outdoor Spring Tournament To Follow PEGASUS WILL OPEN Finals In Indoor Archery Competition G!I1IU U01 111 cII D LnLI f) After the finals in the present, appalling to me. There are not i uII u OLI oUInouUUI indoor archery competition, plans many other. institutions where the IA T T tournament similar to the one held carry onhall the sport...…
…TMMAY, TvTAFC!TT AD, Vj' - 9 "I THE MICHI A DAILY THE MICHIGAN [)ATLY LV41LVAM UNWAvAUM 0 J . i _|[ NELSON DISCUSSES ORIGINAL PLANS( ( TO HOLD ANNUAL - SENIORl GIRLS SUPPERL AND PURPOSE OF MIMES THEATERBANOUET TO FOUILLOW __WMIN ET N IRPSETOIBy Isabelle Chares Nelson said, "we were to have ; RThe annual Intramural swim- } P ING"It was during the last year of a very attractive reception roomi mSKE1BALL A5ing meet for the women of the...…
…MMIAT FAY MARCH 20,19M .THE MTCHICAN DAILY ._..M F C uATL ,.. .. .. fe a AEN AUM z _ SENIORSINFNAL Wide And Varied Choice Of Careers Is Open To Women, Says Willard E. Parker GAME BYDEFEATING Indiscussing the occupational larly attractive field for the college fields open to women, Willard E.. tramned woman. Parker, executive secretary of the The work of the Committee onI 36 TO Committee on Vocational Gui Vocational Guidance, of wh...…
…t; . , :. 'THE MICHTGAN-9A-ItY o J M. r v. PAGE riot F IT YEAR WOMEN Public Health Nursing Presents PHYSICALEDToday's Games FoOSPITAL SCHOOLNHS "Fa Wide Field, Says Mrs. Bartlett End Cage YearF Ha I H L TRYQUTS "There is a wide field for women Mrs. Bartlett went on to expainMA1AIN[ ISr011111D Banquet To Be Given On TuesdayATTENDANCEK in public health nursing," says Mrs. all the specialties in this interest- I'_Is Open To All Who Are Myd FO...…
…T 1-4 El MI(," 1-11 :x' ! r , THE MICHIGAN DAILY ( V cm MW A TA VATA- M A sm As ,._5° ..S 7 + ti 1 1' '~wp'~j ~ i3 2 JUNIORS ARE VICTORS. Old Timer Tells Past History Of Grounds Of Women's League Building LEAGUE IS PLANNING FANCY DRESS BALL I. BY130 TO 20 COUNKT TAKE, -SECOND PLAC[ GAME IS CLOSE THROUGHOUT FIRST THREE PERIODS; PLAYING IS FAST SENIORS LEAD STANDINGS Freshmen Third In Tournament Ranking While Sophomores Stand F...…
…SATTTrA'7, TvTArTTT TH E M I C H I CIAN TEA I Z 1 -AC- ETV IVA 0 IAA i I I C' PLN R T IVIS d Barbour Scholarship Committee Will -i SHIMINO ENIS T Receive Reports Of "GRAND RAPIDS" ROOM] IED A Scholarships And Fellowships Dormitory Systems1S R H BY MA T' PN --IPractically all of the furniture for donated IT Barbour scholarships and fel Tethreenew Barbourfellows areiIn conjunction with the plans the Michigan League is being pur- ed s...…
…TH M I H I -AN I5tCY____ PA sia. 10 INUVAVYA U I VA'AUSSSZ i) . .ji 3 NOMINATE O CERS Annual Junior Production Occasions WOM ENhT'S LEAG V rMajority Of Week's Social Functions QJunior members in sororities were Chi Omega is holding an alumnae the cause for many parties this reunion this weekend, and a spe- week. They were honored by cial program will be presented. spreads at the sorority houses, tea Alpha Phi entertained at a facul- F...…
…TUESDAY, MARCI 2, 1923 THE MIC.HIGAN DAILY --- ° -- ------ f ( ISM TA NOW E s'I I Offer Low Rate ! o0 1NOMINA4TIONS CLOSED OffrL wRt OfPGA TTY U ST 0 nsmeigoteenie uiB SEB LL ESO Membrshp Fe ToThcre will be a very impor- 1Membership Fee T o PGA TTHO T tan' meet ng of theetire Jun- I AKT ALSAO New City Residents for Girls' Play cast at 4 o'clock HH W, A$ 111CIS T KE PLACE ONIGHT Itoday in Sarah Caswell Angell INSWT A Q E New residen...…
…THE MICHIGAN A1LY' AGE I r rrsrV I - _,.. .. ,.. LVAYAN i T An AUM PM .low" W i I- LL ANNUCS BAS[ETBALL A T ANNUAL is ZAUER AND- SAII RIG "M'S" GIV 1')inn nnrxT MORTAR BOARD MEMBERS APPEAR IN CAPS AND GOWNS AT SENIOR SUPPER I - -i$ I Ame RBORN WIN EN FOR "'C, . ;{; lIu2 PINTS r NAME ALL-STAR SEXTET Present Small "M's" To Women Who Have Earned 300 W. A. A. Points Class numerals, letters, and bas- ketballs were awarded to mem...…
…TIU GDAY, MARCH 28, 1920 THE MICHIGAN ek ".., o"Woom ~ f4 m . . .._ . W,. ... . A N a F iOLPLANNEWomenDProminentDn Campus Activities oNew Gifts Received UCHEIS, GLEE LUB Are Nominated For President Of League iItLA L IU1 For League Building MAKE FR THER PLANS 'ALL _A NOW gifts received by the Alum- m n ^ 1i .n_ OB ~-~INTALI nae office for the equipping of the 1VM LLA PROGRAM TO BE GIVEN MAY WILL CONSIST OF TWO DEFINITE PARTS 4 D...…
….k(A~it ~TH,-E.M ICHIIC N DAILY____ ALPHA PIHI I Ns I urrT. ani nTaannu, 11 ILTAVA ---- - _._ T k .. . ' _ _ . 7i "' 20 Percent Of Undergraduate Women Earn All Or Part Of Their Expenses orl Ie% is uh Iisrrn aIe% f% II. T- l ~ ____ _ Y', i 7C', i M- 1 1. ~R: n . -' ! . N. y., I ': iJy..'4 i Af} - :s "'i. i S;? . i: i 6±.'4i . ' [L 1MA IHA UUK Probably one-fifth of all the' undergraduate women at Mich- ANO'KPPA DLTA Till gan are ...…
…$A1RRDAY; MAflCH 30, 1929 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGEF, 4: VAVA VY \/'. =A" A ... a,= l 1' It . Director Gives View Prominent Alumna TRYOUTS i[ullPAGEANT irCaEAGUETOomiHULUAl201 On Campus Theater LI Dies Unexpectedly Five main points should be con-ITODAY Phenomenal business enterprises sideredin connection with the civic activities, and duties as a loya building of a new campus theater, Michigan alumna have ended fo Extend Time Because ...…
…THE MICHIGAN Al L TNEI millICANPAlI.V + 11 LYAYi I.- , M EWA AM ,, i,_, F;> , k=' BASEBALL GAMES IN INTRAMURAL TOURNEY SCHEDULED MONDAY I HONOR SORORITY |II[RRDEDQ (if fl PIJE Coming Of Spring Is Heralded By Numerous HOLDS INITIA TION ItULili U1 UULLI Teas And Dinners Featuring Easter Motifs - ___ D e p a r t m e n t Recommendation And B Average Required ALL TEAMS WILL BE DIVIDE: INTO FOUR GROUPS FOR ELIMINATION NEXT GAMESWEDN...…
… 4THE $AKV04HlG-AIN O'TlY .. _ . ,. _.,.,,. ....n _ ..... ..,. .. ....,...._.r,,, w PRIDAY, MACH 1, 1929, " ._ flAY M RXH ,_.2 _ _ _ _ _ _ __._ _-_ _ _ _ ___._ _ _ _ ___.... ..._._._._._... _. ._ ... ,. . _.:._'.. .. ..1. _ d '' : PUCKMEN WILL PLAY MICHIGAN TONIGH T <t Hoosiers Are Last Barrier In Path Toward Title Match t.ti TO DEPAR].......... .r r.e .. r TANKTIN t h Mann Takes 14 I, I. S PI*-' SpOhRt CALE~NDR -4 Wll Coin'e...…
…THE MICHIGAN AIL ,SATURDAY, MARCH TH MC.-TG N A_,SA _tJ YMA,:. ,19§' . , ,. ,. , .. - 1 1 ./ wILL INY DE FIELD HOUSE TONIGHT I Hockey, Fencing Tea ms Se e It wir uc -ru ~ Action Toniht1WEI uNEI SWIPIIMEflS ' 1 a> r , I . - u . ILSTAR BUCKEYE CAGERS TO OPPOSE VARSITY TWo 'meetStrong Biadger In Second Tilt Of .Return Series Coach Lowr ey's varsity hockey t ea m will engage Wisconsin's puckstc rs tonight in the second of th...…
….TH'E. }v T~C ANgm . .DAIL- * ~tThtAi. MA~E ~, ...... .... ........ . ....... . . . . U WOLVERINE CAGE SQUAD FACES BIG lEST TOMORROW EI1GHT- BIG TEN TEIAMS TO SEE ACTION i IN, F INAL NIGHT0"1OF :COURTC M [!I Interest Centers On Local Frayj~ center, the Boilermakers had little WhIeh May Settle villal difficulty in spoiling 'a Scarlet tPossession Of TitleI and Grey winning streak somne tear days ago at Columbus. In the meantime,. howe...…
…Thi THE MCJGNDA711TY l L twl -9"; - iLjt!:jZ INDOOR TRACK SQUAD PREPARES FOR INDOOR MEET LARGE FIELD TO Grodsky And Freese To For Fourth Place Oil Relay Team INFINAL BASEBALL r CUT ANNOUNCED Coach Fisher Sets Today For Last Cut in.Squad; Well Pleased Compete With Indoor Results Mile 'Expressing himself as being well' satisfied with the results of the BIG TEN STARS TO APPEAR IN TITLE MEET indoor practice so far, Coach Ray POLE VAU...…
…is -M -Ic -H T C', A N D'A I Wt±1,J k$Tii WHIRLWIND FINISH MARKS WOLVERINE COURT YEAR ,, - ;. CAGERS MAKECERTAIN OF SHARE IN TITLE BY CROSHING TRIUMHOVER BADGER TEAM Veenkermen Stage Comeback Ater ROSE CONCLUDES Dismal Start Against State 1 to Make Tie Certai CAREER ON COURT EWE LOSES FOUR GAMIES By Morris Quinn Displaying a practically unbeat- able brand of basketball to out- class Dr. Meanwell's touted Badg- ers, the Wolverine cagemen ...…
…lvi DAI ? THE DAILY SEI TWO WO LVERINES. CHAPMAN AND MCY LECTS ITS ALL"CONFERENCE QUINTET (CHAPMAN TO LEAD 0 SEETON0~1ILCAKANEOUEN DRILLS NM DAILY ALL CONF7ERENCE O LI First Team CM Tf IJ L Coach Clifford H. Forward - Chapman, (Mich- IM IIJ I) uL LU wrestlers continued igan.) T AE 1G caposi e forward - FPoster, (Wiscon- chmpionhip donc: sin.) I.Coiparative OPfo rmances M eetwtaln Northesten. Fv rkes fTense and defense I Guard-Mills, Cn...…
…THE IV iCIT..-- -_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ TO MEET, WILD CA T S WIMMER S C.7 UNBEATEN TEAMS TO VIE FOR SUPREMIACY IN FEATURE MEET Of CONFERENCE SEASON' STARS WHO WILL COMPETE HERE TONIGHT ,MICHIGAN HOLDS SLIGHT" EDGE OVER 1,ILLINOIS MATM'EN IN HEAVIER BOUTS -I . AL. N er s, it is it% two of these events Two men in their first. year of tthat they are forced to use Varsity competitio n, Parker of sophomores, and it is on their Michigan and Tonk...…
…t1 THE vMICHIG1C A N ie if' xi MEET ILLINI FOR TITLE. TONIGHT High School Swimmers Gather for Interscholastic Meet a GOLF ASPIR AN TS CHAPMAN WITH 114 POINTS LEADS Captains Mat Team PRACTICE DAIL [TIJFWOLVERINE BASKETBALL SCORERS HEINOFIELD !OUSE Truskowsid Follows Closely With. Orwig was the second worst of- IJL IILLU m 113, While 1111 Orwig Plaes tender as far as the Wolverines Captain Bergelin Ad Ward Ireadd Third were concerned,...…
…-E AGESI T HE MICH IGAN DAILYT$ Highland Park Leads In Preliminry s FIVE RECORDS BROKE N Wiggers Takes Epee Championship In Champaig iN am DuelD OIIi WVIfl- _ NDAY, MARCH 10, 1929 On Meet I-[ FRESHMAN AQUATIC TEAML DRAWS PRAISE OF ACOA Prospects for a speedy swimming L team next year appeared certain yesterday afternoon after Assistant 1 Coach MacMahon finished a some- what lengthy discussion regarding ,Victory Gives Michigan Lead In the me...…
…THE AdTCV C A- 3N -Di- 1-LiY- vAhfi1,12~ mCOY I / CHOSENCAPTAI American League Clubs Are Encotiraged To Stop The Slightly Weaker Yankees uF ALL-CONFERENCE Individual Brilliance Of Northwestern K E Stars Outpoints Balanced Michigan Team TEA CHhPMAN ALSO GAINS PLACE ON STAR FIVE Michigan Guard Leads All-Star EN WORKS' TD IN 1 . 1 imr. MlI3EhE I i A !n a; 'i P Two Wisconsin Players And lurphy Also Honored In Associated Press S'e...…
…TH E M1CHi~zAAt Ly~' Wbii TA:MZ 3,ii __ V I'..^i1:11 1 1. 1t: :Yi 1 i, L iL J y SEND SMALL SQUAD TO CONFERENCE EXPECT INDIVIDUAL PERFORMANCES TO FEATURE INTERSCHOLASTIC MEET Heston And Beatty Loom As Record the mark held by Cavanaugh, an- Rreakers In High And other Colt star, by seven full sec- Low Hurdles onds. These performances seem to insure a strong showing by .the With Northwestern already con- defending titlehlders in the dis- I T...…
… TH-E.MICHIGAN DATEY . . BE HELD AT COLISEUM TONIGHT Students Decide To Abandon All Co petition In M. I. A., A. During 'Coming Spring' (By Associated Press) ALMA, March 13.-Lack of fi- nancial support was given as the reason for a decision by the stu- dent body of Alma college, to withdraw from all athletic compe- tition in the' M. I. A. A. this spring. The 'decision was reached yesterday when students voted to abolish all forms 'of...…
…T H-E M, J, C 1-14 OWN*, UIWO -14 lv 17E4J FOR CONFERENCE INDIVID UA L MEETAi ISA _ ,_. SWIMMERS TO V By Edward L. Warner The .five ;remaiingevents inthe Conference. tanikmeet, beingheldI today and tmorrow at ;the Univer- sity. of Chicag,< are=.J:ere in - :cussed. 150 :Yard >:Bac -Stroke.: IF FOR HONORS iSCHOOL CINDER STNR' . PARKER IS HIGH POINT MAN his 220 yard crown, Ault sl win.. iut .still ,there is the pos ityr that Liddle, t...…
….six...-K.M ISCTIAN DIaY ATRAY MAnRC Jr16, 1929 FENCERS WILL OPPOSE WISCONSIN TODAY -,.SWIMMERSENDANGER I DEFEND1ING KAMPIOIN CORNELLTRACK TF~yi SUMMARIES OF INTERSQOLASTIC TRACK MEET I TAFF BREAKS RECORD Q The Wolverines, although \defeat- ed in early season dual meets by the Conference championship Illi- nois team and Chicago, have shown steady improvement and are ex- nected to reach the .500 percentr class with a victory over the...…
…TffE MICHIGAN I THE _. MICHIGAN_.D.A.I_._.. ... . EN WIN DURING WEEK END AWAY - -- KEEPS FAVORITE Three for the Swimmers FROM QUALIFYING, By Morris Quinn maining entrants finished in the \Northwestern's crew of star per- following order: Wisconsin, 11;. formers fell 10 points short in their Chicago, 7; Minnesota, 4; Purduc, bid for the.1929 Conference swim- 1, and Iowa 1.' ming title and the evenly balanced Wolverine tank team bore ...…
…TH E MICHICAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MARCU 20, 1929 HO USE IN INTRAMURAL BUILDING FENCERS STAGE COMEBACK AFTER BAD START IN CONFERENCE TILTS and two weeks of drill before meet- ing the Michigan State team at EsLansing. Spartans First Victims At Lansing the Wolves register-I ed their first victory of the sea- son by nosing out the Spartans in one of the closest matches of the year. After changing positions for the lead several times Michigan! ...…
…THE, M I C 10AN I ; "" - r .. - - .Wli ~ ~ v ~ I- ''O.yy lw. S. yni TR'fJRIS DAY, THE_.- MICIGA - -JLSAY CROWD VIEWS FIRST INTRA RAL OPEN HOU y C!)- _ " "" 1 "I"IJLnLV U U11IIUi ALL 'AM !NO OHTENIS CHAMPiONSHIP FARRELL WORKS SPRINTERS FOR CORNELL MEET Hurdlers And Pole Vaulters Also Practice On Dirt Floor Int Field house IE ARLNGSIMMRSSPORTS FIVE FAVORED TO UPHOLaD TNKEOEGG PERFECT RECORD AGAINST AIAI~~flfl~~fS IIiIBlI I II All ...…
…T C Tq -1 ;i -- -,i-7i TINT i. + + , + . -m--- - - --. w . _ : _------ - - A SPIRANTS. GET FIRST EXERCISE ON FIELD VARSITY ANDE Swimming And Hockey Awards Announced STOLPMAN'#ILL L[AD FIFTEEN MEMBERS To RECEIVE VARSITY M Bo Mole"da X ill Play For Denver Squad Turns In Winning. In Brilliant Record Conference Title; Six Members Graduate COACH SWELL PLEASED Fifteen memb Varsity swimmi ence champions, ed letters by C while five s...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 23, 129 PRACTICE TO BEGIN FOLLOWING VACATION SEGRAVE'S WIINNING SPEEDBOAT P/ESLD p VARSITY SWIMMERS PRACTICE FOR 00aHULK-1 , NATIONALTITLEs MEET tNEXT; WEEK ilehll ders rMichigan'sh dVarsity swimming hopes that his team can win the tam, having accounted fo its 200 Yard relay with a new world Tthird consecutive Conference title,r anain poid int ed Ke -- is now bendingeveryeffort toward .laye - Displacenh...…
…THE 19ICHICAN DAILY .w a.-, .. trd a. - - - / 0 w~r. .w - - . ''"' -a. - ""' . , - ------ -,-~ e-~ ---~ -- - - --- -~ -- - -- - - - -. - - - - .. EGULARS WIN FROM YANMGANS IN ECOND TILT ENDS IN .1 VIN FOR VARSITY Hoosiers Start Tour Of Southland Friday Annual Invasion Will Open Spring TN TY N Sport Schedule For Indiana Varsity Athiletes I Schedule Arranges For TwoP ME Mare Asbeck And Kiegler Hurl For Winners; Iill And Star At Bat Fin...…
