…AN DAILY Music and Drama the University year Association. to the use for re- t or not otherwiSe dI herein. dichigan, as second. by Third Assistant Strect, Ann Arbor, NOTES ON "ELECTRA" By Helen Watier Rowe. OASTED ROLL EXTRA! EXTRA! EXTRA! All the world, including Ann Ar- bor, was startled Sunday morning to read in a well-known Ann Arbor morning paper this headline: SHRDLU SLCE I TOIDIT GAR~mGOYLE II SCHOOL OF MUSIC CONCERTS-, No Admissi...…
…wmmmmmmwmomw Editorial Comment. during the University year -ions. torialAssociation. titled to the use for re- to it or not otherwise ublished herein. bor, Michigan, as second anted by Third Assistant $ 4.A0 aynard Street, Ann Arbor, iess', 21214. it ... . . . . . . . . . . . . . .Beach Conger, Jr. . Carl Forsythe .David M. Nichol .Sheldon C. Fullerton ...... .Margaret A. Thompson .........Bertram J. Askwith ............enton C. Kunze .Rob...…
… niversity year Music and Drama 9 at AssociaUon. led to the use for re- 4 it or not otherwise ished herein. ., Mfichigan, as second ed by Third Assistant 4.50 ard Street, Ann Arbor, ss, 21214. MARTHA GRAHAM A Review ............Beach Conger, Jr. .Carl Forsythe .David M. Nichol . .....Sheldon C. Fullerton targaret M. Thompson ....Bertram J. Askwith ........Denton C. Kunze ............. .Robert L. Pierce W.William F. Pyper J. Cullen Kenned...…
…UAhIiFI JH-1ZLi I nappeneC, tnat the University would have learned a lesson, but with the closing of Delta Sigma Phi last week it apepars that it has not. The action, stated press accounts, was taken by alumni of the fraternity. Dean Bursley verified the statement and said he knew nothing of the action until informed what had been done by the alumni organizations. Members of the Delta Sigma Phi fraternity and alumni, however, said that the ac...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY MAY I in t . s ............. - - - --------- 40ro LEAGUE FFIIAS WILL BE INSTALLE AT ANNUL INNER 500 Women, Representative of All Houses on Campus, Will Attend. SPEECHES TO BE GIVEN League Orchestra Will Feature Selections From Junior Girls' Play. More than 500 women, represent- ing all houses on campus, will at- tend the annual installation ban- quet which will be held at 6 o'clock Monday, in the ballroom of the Leag...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY *AErm w ~ IM V-AVA vr \r, ITm 10 Central. Committee Members Appointed for SEVEN CMMITTEE MEMBERS NAMED BY fCENTRAL STAF Bertha Hildebrand Is to Head Music; Jane Fecheimer to Handle Publicity. PLAN TO CALL MEETING Margaret Schermack Tap Dance Chairman; Evelyn Neilson Has Costumes. With the appointment of seven committee chairmen on the general committee for the 1932 Junior Girls' play, organization of the staff is al...…
… THE MlCHIGAN DAILY cl . ,-u--z -- 5 .. _ , .. . ro ., r. rue to Hold Annual Installation Banquet Tomorrow Nigh MEN WILL FETE ]GERS FR H1932 ANNAL INNER ior Cooke and Helen Jones Vil Retire as Heads for 1930-31. N LLOYD ro ATTEND ue Ballroom Will be Scene of Official 'Ceremony Tomorrow, RETIRING OFFICERS TO BE HONOR GUESTS AT LEAGUE INSTALLATION IAI HISTORY OF MUSIC TO BE TRACED! Af.I.fhIII, L IN DANCES OF FRESHMAAN PAGEANT ll A...…
…I 500 WOMEN ATTEND DiNNER AT LEAGUE HONORING OFFICERS Installation of Board; Award of Fellowship; Mortarboard Tapping Takes Place. HONOR RETIRING HEAD Katherine Koch, New President, Speaks on Need for j ------- LEAGUE INSTALLS HEAD AT BANQUET PLAY DAY MEET ON CAMPUS VISIT 13 Michigan Students Swim at Michigan State College in Splash Party.' Co-operation. Installation of twenty-five women as members of the Board of Direc- tors of the ...…
…4 1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAOR 4 JS 7. .1 . ),"z MMAVA I 0 A. "'_ I i . + :.. I 4 0 T ..LL. TO SPONSOR' CANOE TRIP MAY S9 Previously Planned Nature Hike Will be Replaced by Supper Outing. Due to' the success of the canoe supper trip given by the Women's Athletic Association last Saturday, another party of the same type has been planned for next Saturday, May 9, to take the place of the na- ture hike formerly scheduled. All women stud...…
…, MAY 7, 1931 THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY F' raw" 4 . 0a --._.- -- .s-2 SIF&5Z zsL," S. 4 ( (|'INFR O T '32 parate Pamphlets Explaining Rules in Detail Will Be Made for Students. [Q USE PRINTED CARDS WOMEN MAY, NEW GOLFI JOIN CLASS Tournament Games to Be Played on University Course. LL WOMEN MAY ATTEND LUNCHEON First Annual Mother, Daughter Function to Take Place Saturday. All women on campus as well as CLUB. TO CONDUT TOUR OF...…
…TIHE MICHIGAN DAILY- ..A..L.. s _ TAV ' q ,eague Will Give First Annua t J o tkli Daughter anqu AF FAI WIL ARK EVNT5CHDUE More Than Three Hundred Plan' to Attend; Alumnae, Mothers, Students Invited GLEE CLUB TO SING Jeannie Roberts, '32, as Social1 Chairman, Heads Committee for Arrangements. Formal recognition of Mothers' Week activities by the League will take place when the first annual Mother and Daughter luncheon is given at ...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4 .... .. .. . tea, EL'" VAM RWAvA 1M m r zs ': MISS M'CRMICK NMES WOME I FRS HMENPA GANT Program for Lantern Night Will Include Dances Portraying History of Music. TO BE HELD MAY 26 Divide Dancers in Seven Groups to Represent Stages in Development of Art. Names of the women taking part in the Freshman Pageant to be giv- en: on May 26 were announced to- day by Miss Ethel A. McCormick, who is business advisor to the pag-...…
…lost:1 THE MICHIGAN DAILY_ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ 4 -- . - _ s -z - z .s 4 'II ,d._.._. .' . .. FRESHEN WOMEN ISSUE IITATIONS FOR PATRONESSES Ask Faculty Members, Wives to Act in That Capacity for Annual Pageant. TO BE GIVEN MAY 26 Event Sponsored by Freshmen and Women's Athletic Association. Patrons and patronesses for the Lantern Night ceremonies to be held' May 26 at Palmer field were announced yesterday by Elizabeth Gardner, '32, chai...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4 gmIL M JWAALvA " """ s f'"" 4 .. ......I lEN'S LEAGUE S TEA DANCE CLOSE SEASO4N STYLES CONFORM TO HOT WEATHER Washable Blouses Will Feature Tailored Suits. C\' ] . Bernice Hall SOPHOMO S PExplains Beginn MEETINGsFOR PLAYBgof Freshman LIFE OF CHINESE WOMEN CHANGES AS WESTERN INFLUENCE INCREASES iing Club Delbridge's Orchestra Play at First Affair Open to Men. Willi [LL BE HELD SATURDAY >ceeds to Go to Underg...…
…31 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA 4 VAN U MffAvAl .J : X52_ zs- : l 4 NANA G[ saders for Major Sports Selected I ~Foreign Languages J LUCultural Necessity, DS Believes Pargrment "It is hard to imagine a cultured person who doesn't know at least one foreign language well," stated and Prof. Pargment, head of the French department here, in ai? interview yesterday. "Any cultured and educated per- NT son should instinctively know the cultural, i...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4- IS IWA'wA GO C= 5'5Z Fe I ,_ LL SEASON ODAY WITH ASMATCHI Interclass Teams I by J. Bentley, Manager. ,T CAPTAINS of Practice Have pening Contest SIGMA ALPHA IOTA INITIATES ARTISTCUSST TI0 .... INITIATIONSERVICE Lily Pons Will Become Honorary ' Member of Sigma Alpha Iota This Afternoon. Lily Pons, French opera star, who appeared on the first May Festival program last night in Hill Audi- torium, has accepted the inv...…
… rO LEAD CHORUS Positions Offered LILY PONS FINDS AM I COMING FESTIVAL Women Interested WELL DRESSED, Yurka, who will play the part of in Summer Camps;Sigma Alpha Iota Initiates Noted Electra in the production, has char- French Soprano During acterized Miss Graham in this part A Arbor Visit as a "peasant Cassandra." Her role In the summer season many wo- nn r-Vi will stand in much the same light men are interested in working in By Eleanor Rai...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA co PON 4 E I\ ||iiir| NELSON EDDY STATES PREFERENCE FOR COMEDY OVER TRAGIC ROLES P90R TI T009Soloist at May Festival Praises certs often and no other place could Work of Choral Union at please me more than Hill Auditor- Both Concerts. ium," Mr. Eddy emphasized. .N BA LROO._E _rComedy parts are my favorite SE. .. ( roles although the majority of my I : . ORMITORY GRAN1TS F1I SCHOLA9RSHIPS Judges Award Prizes fo...…
…THE MICHIGAN 1) y 6 1 It L lr PAGE DAIY..~ AML . . 4 (1T f OFl[ ( | BASEBALL TEAMS 4 IETY USENIOR TO BEGIN TOURNEY N Intramural Elimination Games Will Start Tomorrow. Elimination games of the intram-i la ra baseball tournament will be-~ DRA9MATIC GROUP PLANSPROGRAM Public Is Invited to Reception} Which Charlevoix Camp Staff Will Give. a |B Tin DORMITORIES GIVE SENIOR DINNERS SU P I IN EENIN FOLLOWING SINGOUT Martha Cook Gives Beach P...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY ----- ---- - - - ---- ------------ Flo NMI. 4 III OMEN TO ENTER' ICHERY CONTEST :CINNING MAY 27 Competition Open to Individuals and Teams of Two From All Organized Houses. POINTS TO BE AWARDED P ra c t ice Periods Supervised by Major Students Now Being Held. Practice for the intramural arch- ery tournament began yesterday at the Palmer Field House and women will have the privilege of practice every Monday, Tuesday, a...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4 VA S . " = AvATM ' NEW " 4 s and Assistants for Annual Lantern Night Are Nam ROUPS Sorority Activities c Include Receptions,r and Rushing Parties HON RAY SOCIETY GIVESn JOURNALISM liD T | DUR L O E TRAVEL READINGS FOSTER MENTAL % TRAINING OF HOSPITAL CHILDREN U " ',a - ' - le Pageant Faculty teas and receptions take the lead in sorority festivities for the week although formal dances and rushing parties st...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 4 S-C-11 s.sr 1s _ 4f 2 WOMEN ARTISTS TO BE INCLUDED IN FIFTY PRINTS OF YEAR EXHIBIl Show to Stimulate Interest Prints and Show Trend Ii of Development. Women are fairly well represe. ed in the "Fifty Prints of the Yea rney exhibit which has just recen opened at Alumnae Memorial h2 The show has a double purpose view, that of stimulating interest E 2 the beauty of prints in general, a also of pointing out the develo Wil...…
…THE MICHIGAN D A I Y THE MIC1AI~AN DAILY I &VAIVAM m =AVAUM anw&ll X f rs and Aides to IMeet for Lantern Night Rehear _ II -- Nr C l a s s e s t o M e e t :30 o'Clock in Building. EO FORM M' NE .W FASHION SHOWN FOR SPORTS ( oT|r COMBINE MATERIALS AND FEATURESLD|E RY TOURNELY WASHINGTON DOCUMENTS FEATURED IN CLEMENTS LIBRARY EXHIBITION es to Gather of march rn Night, lasses will ck in the a of the who is to night will I . ...…
….1 UAIMIVAVAM W.A.A. PRESIDENT SUBMITS REPORT MUSIC;i DANCE . at 6:30 day ASSIST Games Im. dances will be in the sunlight, ee has decided .man Pageant, i next Tuesday :30..In case of e will be post- lowing day atf Le History of gh the Dance," .imitive dance, Fauver, which i and sacrifice rvest. The sec- f the Grecian ig the Olympic :es in the tem- eatest inspira- hat time, the dancers repre- bes and priest- o be Given. Dorothy Ellswort...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ,, A vA W 0 I L1 [Attractive Wedding Held at Dormitory BASEBALL TEAMS CONTINUE GAMES SP ONIE Be r Assigne a Nigh woM Ma be dressed and will car e juniors w hey will pa Leaders a Before the fireplace in the living room of Betsy Barbour House, Doro- thy Shore, '28, daughter of Mr. andi Mrs. Francis M. Shore of Washing- ton, D. C., became the bride of Cur- tis Lindfors, '29E, son of Mr. and Mrs. Karl R. Lindfors of ...…
…MICHIGAN DAILY cc L MI R Pageant Will Precede L.tern Ni 1ght Cerern ENT OU LEAD1 FUR ANNlUAL PROCESSION ON PALMER FIELD Semi-Final Matches to Be Played Today Have Ordered Will,'Meet Tonight. GUEST S ATTEND INFORMAL PARTY Jordan Hall Entertains Faculty; Hope Eddy Offers Program. Jordan hall held the first of a series of informal suppers for the faculty Sunday night. Margaret Mix, '1 president of the hall and Malvina Lemmle, grad...…
…MMATA 1 li AVl 1 ld 1-1 1 V to 1V 1J ! , 1 L.r I A MWIN w ='.> AUNTLETS POPULAR FOR SUMMER PflIIO ((f(lETEf WEAR WITH ALL LIGHT COSTUMES LILUd VLIL ILV '~~~a ilIfRl ni -nrniiniirii u: }} 1T 1 ed rn n - s s s 0 11 f/ :... * V.........:.... I lI'IN bLA~b-iuu1VfNLTr J- - I Delta Gamma Defeats Leagu Teamn in Baseball Game Played Yesterday. Due to the short time left in which the tournaments must be finished, both interclass and in- t...…
… :a .._.«. .... d1, ' . i - ....... -3 . .. G I L Choosing Husbands Varies With Types,, 'Says School Head "Choosing a husband will mean. different things to different women. Some must choose from a great variety of suitors; others will have difficulty in finding candidates. Co- educational universities are," stated Miss Cosgrave, head of the Finch; School, in the Delineator recently, dangerous environment for the fri- volous and over-soci...…
…^ ', { - ._____S "'2 :'- s-- :s GOLF STAR AIMS AT BRITISH TIT LE PEGASUS SELECTS EXHIBITION RIDERS 2tor as wO- Jun- ,ring~ Show to Review Society's Work for Year; Many Features to Be Included. Sixteen members of Pegasus, rid- ing society, yesterday were select- ed to participate in the exhibit of the organization scheduled for 3:30 o'clock this afternoon, in the va- cant lot adjacent to the League building. Those who will take part ar...…
… NIT RAM VTERC NEV ITRAL U R AIL LASS v s TENNIS FINALS Bond, '32, and Virginia '32, will play off the final ni the W.A.A. tennis tourna- 4 o'clock next Monday aft- on the cou ts at Palmer natch is the result of a ient of 64 entrants which der the direction of the tennis manager, Virginia PEGASUS RIER Show-Horse and Form-Riding Contests Are Features in Drill by Women's Society. First, second, and third place rib- bons were awarded to winn...…
…THiF M 1CTGiii flAILy IDAY, MIAY 1, 131 -44 2s V. AM Tr! o AxF 4 4M2 hI M1 yZ. 1 °7Y _ . S i T at ? rte ' ?; ii i yt .j V V r 5 . ACk buLGA 7,t A _A-__ ND)SPURTS CALENDAR Friday--Baeball, Colgate, here. Tennis, Michigan State, here. S a t u r d a y-Baseball, Indiana, there . Golf, Ohio State, here. Track, Ohio Relays, Colum- bus. IBaseball Scores VOEIi E UATME AMERICAN LEAGUE R H E Clev. .... 010 000 300 4 7 2/ '1111 TTETEAMRERTD A...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY mAllowi l,9an to 0 WPZ &-2% POO"% uver Colgate Vision Ir" i eailpe. r I L i lay . a Meet eteran Pilot Leads Tfl 191urpr.se Tea CHCN IUF Hoosiers, Unbeaten in Big Ten, to Oppose Compton in Game1 at Bloomington. Michigan Indiana Superko, 3b.....ross, 2b...... Braendle, if..... Koenig, lb...... Tompkins, cf. May, cf....... Hudson, lb ...... Wright, rf ..... . Diffley, c ........ Rea, c . . ......... f Daniels, 2b .....…
…THE MICHIAN TEILE START 4 1931 I aize andfBlue Golfers Gain Decisive Win Over Ohio F(TT( TO \\((1 FERRELL NEARLY MISSED ON NO-HIT N\LIILS III MEETL GAME WH EN RICK HIT ONE IN EIGHT H Two tennis teams of unknown strength will do battle on the Ohio SStatecourts at Columbus tomorrow afternoon when the Wolverines in- vade the Buckeye town to open the Western Conference tennis sched- ule. Both teams have met weaker opponents during the pre-sea...…
…tl ~rTIrMH( I GAN DTLYs TU ,S DAY, 1 'L 1..1J YY3. '3 V-L3Y *J is ie ri +n.+.r - AW _ ... 1 olerin/ to Meet .*eate -n nb Nine Tocia.Y :R i sllL JENC T ill aGAlh Leads Cards to Win Over Chicago Cubs VARITY TEEAMS HAVE EIGHT MEETS IN CONF E RENCE LIST ED T HIS W E E a : |0 h LO3 6 r<b - Johnny Weismuller to Swim Here Today i Three Baseball Gamnes, Contjsts in Track, Golf, Tennis Fill Schedule. I { linois Diamond Squad Offers...…
…THE iYl 1, I" pl DATLY . wwrTH MICHIGAN "WN, I ILY olverme Diamond T eam Loses to Illinois, 10-6 rn BY'KAY From Behind in Win Undisputed in Big Ten. 'BOX SCORE lini Come Fourth to Lead By Joe Russell A slashing, fighting Illinois mne ittered its way to a 10-6 win over ichigan yesterday afternoon on e Ferry Field diamond, gaining idisp;uted lead in the Western inference race by its victory. The lini, after spotting the Wolves re ...…
…THE MICHIGAN D AIL Y Y___ -lTIURllsD&Y, MA? 7, 19 3I Wisconsin 'omol row I GRI DRILLS SOON Final Scrimmage Will Be Held Saturday; Announcement of Trophy Tuesday. Saturday morning will bring Michigan's spring football program to .a close with a scrimmage ses- sion. With nearly five weeks of training behind them the men are all in fine shape, and the final scrimmage should prove to be a first class struggle. During the practice per:od sev-...…
…#! -THE MI HI AN DAIS 7. FRIDAY, THE MCHIGN DALY FZDAY chigan to aceBadger Nine a,, 4: Madison To ay PTQN TO HURLI jer Slated to Oust Eastman in Right Field; Batting Order Shifted. PROBABLE LINEUPS 'i ;on sin Michigan i, ofs. Superko, 8b. :hendel, ss. Butler, rf. isby or Poser, If. Tompkins, cf. nilgofl, rf. Hudson, lb. uisinier, 2b. Diffley, c. hnieder, 1b. Daniels, 2b. riswold, c. Braendle, If. ankey, 2b. Kracht, ss. ,mmerfield, p....…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY igan Varsity Nine ins mBadgers, 1I V .r wo FE MARKED BY EFRGIAE RUNS le, Diffley Drive Circuit ws for Wolves, Butler Sprains Ankle. (Spr rioIl o The Daily) [SCN, Wisconsin-Wiscon- pes of retaining its Big Ten onship were virtually shat- oday as Michigan won a ting game, 10-6. Braendle ffley polled out home runs invaders, while Smilgoff, right fielder also clouted it blow. Butler, Wolverine elder was carried from the...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY rackmen Splash ay tc T R P\ E TO uIN verines Win Nine Firsts Minnesota's Six; Tolan Takes Century. By Wilbur J. Myers. to' unning in a miserable down- ,r and handicapped by a soft k covered inches deep with er in places, the Wolverine Var- track teamchampion of the Ten,, splashed its way to an rwhelming victory over the Min- ota Gophers yesterday after- )r on Ferry field to open and e, as far as this campus is con- t...…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY I*. iga Faces Ohio State T%.Xda at Ferry V leic if or Keigler Expected to, onl Mountd for Varsity; Rio Hurler Unpicked. -ontinues Fight, in Spite hicago Defeat, to Keep in feels of fllinois. ROBARLE LINEUPS t Ohio State 3b Baumngartncr, cf e, if Widlar, rf ns, ci Fic'iter, lb lb Hilnchnan or c Hale, 3b 2b Fesler, 2b , rf Strotier, ss ss Condon, if or Kieg- Weisheimer or Fury, c Kermode, Wrig- ley, or Albord, p in A...…
…ITHE MTCHTAN )ATYA sWm ___ ___ ___ ___ _ _ __ ___ ___ ___ ___ ___ __ ___ ___ ______.~ ardus Aixarciec-3, A..-Rv ropy st U PLAYER ter, and Runner tsanding Man .a Practice-. Tommy Loughran and Victrio Capmolo to I Mix in Heavyweight Fight Friday Night PATI E S TE BIG LEAGUE STANDINGS ilerican League. man Everhardus, '34, of Kala- , was awarded the Chicago ii trophy at a meeting of the es and playerls last night at nion. The presenta...…
…THE MICHIGAN DA 1 V e%"WT IKUWF IMURUM -4 Hurls y 4 1 4 t-10,C) rya r 17" or Over Varsit tads on CircuitI ICo acht-atf Culv7e r1 RhETI- = i s ii !;}> ... . 20,00 117r0 00 :5 9 2 TWc'ty rapd,!Favorite to RunI a~s Fhbrr ~nrdFate.off T cro o East -Rexinger, Ranking Co Player, Leads Strc Maroon Team. snference -Ong 'McKays left - handed 'iad the Varsity ball teamn ly at sea when he could anywhere near the plate 7afternioon, and as...…
…CHIGAN DAILY fan Varsity Wild flay at Iowa City To - - x:11 'AL uYEy . ,, ,' H AWKEYE BATSMEN WHO WILL BE OUT TO AVENGE E EARLY SEASON DEFEAT IN RETURN ENCOUNTER TODAY .'( Wolverine Varsity to Encounter City College Squad on Home Course Saturday. With the aid of the first good golfing weather in some weeks Michigan's Varsity golf squad went through their paces yesterday af- Gaitt STANDINGS AMERICAN LEAGUE Phil. ...................…
…THE MICHIGAN DATUV )lverines Ak Deteat w key( S PITCHINC Varsity Trackmen to Fac SIllinois_ Thinclat TIGERS TROUNCE YANKEES, 2-0; I CINCY REDS TAKE DOUBLE WIN am, 2-0 Is Today i Gives Maize and Blue Nine weep of Home and Home Conference Series. upton Will Hurl for Varsity Against Illinois Baseball Team This Afternoon." (Special 10The Daily) WA CITY, May 15.-(.'P)-Aid- by brilliant infield suppcirt, ler hurled Michigan to a 2 to' tor...…
…T441 MC HlTGA N D A T E rsity Again AIN, w x Attc I ck, 9toO0 0 Wo, tvrt-n4 rfn q; r7l Daniels- Only Wolves toa Mijt "ills :last rBall Safely. S~Pc ial to. The flaili DVJi dwards Miirorls Erll~r). n went doQwn to its thirdl the conference canxpaipgn ywhen -Ge~ggc Mills alrid nates siaut out the Wolv- FOR IU~m~ ON N 2-1A, 4-5~ _____ ______EiHDPI - / Ah xn Captures L ast Nine From tenfesty for Lone 'Detroit SPORT CALFNDA,'R Tuesda...…
… THE MICHPGAN~ DATLY sity Baseb all ee to Play Western State Toda x 64" 12[, astman in g d sr at.Mve in O ut aeup. o~eaDefetedWestern. State Earl ir iSeason, 4-2; Fans Ep'Ey Win Today. PROBABLE -LINEUPS cl&n Western tate perko, 3b Blpckney, rf aendle, if Decker, cf rimpkns, ef Denner, 3b idson, 1b Thomas, c ffley, c Cooper, 1b nels, 2b Wood, 2b ody, rf McKay, if ,,ht, ss- Bailey, s rKay, p Neiginfind, p Back home again after a fifty- ty bre...…
…THE M1CH1GAN DA1LY ;tate ers* -Iumble Michigan, BOX SCORE E sB T )nly H D D; M K __ i [ICHIGAN AB uperko, 3b.. ...4 raendle, if ........ 2 ompkins, cf ... .... 4 udson, lb .........3 iffley, c..........3 aniel, 2b.........3 loody, rf.....4 racht, ss..4 [cKay, p ....3 MIanue 1.1 Totals..... ...31 R 0 0 0° 0 0 1 0 0 0. 0 1 HPO 12 1 0 0 0 0 16 0 5 0 1 0 2 1 1 0 0 0 0 3 271 Al 2 0 0 1 4 5 0 15 of the WESTERN STATE AB Blackney, rt .....…
…THE MICHICAN DAILY -ne Diamond Team Defeats Ypsi, 4 tl Y igt Bows to Roper in British Amateurs4 oon l up to the plate with a barrage d four runs, all m earned. While smiths were only ght safe blows, in the first three remaining three n were converted BRO00KLYN POOVES Lefty Grove Boosts Athletics. by Setting .own Detroit, Browns -Beat Boston. Gabby Street's Cardinals received their seventh defeat of the season yesterday at the h...…
…f *THE MTCH-TCOAN DATIY _ iclads Dep Rt lor C"J. t- anz) on Tee .ec f TiLE O N AST7 YEA of Indoor Track Favored to Defea Leoqard Fla Offers Free Airplane Ride jto Big Ten Champs Leonard Flo, manager of the Flo y ingService and the Ann Arbor airport,has announced that he will] give free plane rides to any mem- ber of a Michigan athletic team which has wo- a Conference cham- tate and Ilinois by Close Marg Conceded Firsts in 100 and 22 ...…
…E MICHIGAN DAILY san Qualifies 15 Men in Big Ten Finals Today SECM D TO I S RSTS I00, 220 Golfers to Tee off at Urbana This 1 CANADIAN, UNITED STATES TENNIS ST ARS BATTLE ON EVEN TERMS IN DAVIS CUP PLAY AT.,MONTREAL AMERICAN LEAGUE Illinois Also Threaten to Take e Title; Hoytmen Qualify Every Eyent Entered. n, Ill., 'wd of cold' to at- ,I all- as 8, lr- 1 heat to row. urprise in the ified with Egle- Michigan's col- hrough ...…
