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… Weather Showers And Warmer d+ it4MWo *atij Editorial Hard-Boiled Handling Of Race Riots Urged,, VOL. LII. No. 159 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 1, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Wolverine Nine Plays At Indiana First Battle Of Two-Game Series Is Slated Today; Boim Is Mound Choice Team Seeks Eighth StraightTriumph By BOB SHOPOFF Special to The Daily BLOOMINGTON, Ind.; April 30- Michigan's 15-man baseball squad arrived in town late last ...…

…weather Cooler. ' y Cit r~r 4it Editorial British Demand That Churchll Act ,. VOL. L. No. 160 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1942 Z-323 PRIOE FIVE CENTS Proposed Bill Hits Industries Now Earning Large Profits New . Corporation Taxes Take $94 Of Every $100 Excess Income; Affects All Gains Over $10,000 Measure Estimated To Raise 2 Billion -BULLETIN - SALT LAKE CITY, May l.-P) -Police said tonight a plane, be- lieved to be a United...…

….. Weather Pg Scattered Showers it grn Eltiti; Editorial Negro Bias Violates Spirit Of honor Society VOL. LIL No. 161 ANN ARBO, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 3, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FVE CENTS T hinelads Win Meet As Ufer Stars; Indiana Loss To Nine Michigan 'Flyer' Captures Victory In 440, 220; Ostroot Takes Firsts In Shot Put, Discus Hoosiers Drop 9-8 Tit To Even Count By ED ZALENSKI Streaking across the finish line to easy victories in the 440-...…

…',1 Weather Slightly Warmer.~ d+ IcAr 4 ait Editorial Congress To Reduce Money In Circulation o 0 VOL. LII. No. 162 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1942 Z-32s PRICE FIVE CENTS British Seizure OfMadagascar Foils Japs Red Army Opens Possible Spring Offensivet WPB Order Forbids Use Of Iron, Steel For Civilians' MOSCOW, May 4.--(P)-For the first time in recent weeks, the Russians announced officially tonight that Soviet troops ...…

…Weather Y Warmer. it Itl Editorial People Should Prohibit Lindbergh From Defense ... 1 VOL. LI. No. 163 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 6, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS. Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS " N, Japanese Storm Onto Defiant Corregidor British Hit Madagascar Naval Base Landing Assault. CV- Jap Vanguard May Capture Part Of Allied Burma Army British, Chinese Savagely Fighting To Halt Twin Invasions By Enemy; AVG Still ...…

…imb6==ftw Weather Y Rain and Cooler it 43U at i Editorial WLB Drops The Hot PotatoR. VOL. LII. No. 164 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS American Air Power Opens Heavy Attacks On JapBases Fliers Destroy 40 Planes, Damage 25 In 5 Raids On Mingaladon Airport;' RAF Bombs Invaders British Fall Back On Burma Front NEW DELHI, India, May 6.-(M- The United States Air Forces in India were embarked tonight on ...…

… Weather we Warmer. 4ttIcta 'a1i Editorial Faulty Economics In tax Editorials , . 1 VOL. LII. No. 165 ANN AR4OR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 8, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS MMWAMM American Force Smashes 12 Jap Vessels --- ci University Plans Physical Training Program {s, _ War Move To Include Every Man Proposal For Compulsory Student Body-Building Awaits Regents' O.K. Criser May Direct Wide-Scale Project By BUD HENDEL A hu...…

…/ Weather Warmer, Y itt Y 4ai43 3 A.M. FINAL I VOL. LII. No. 166 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 9, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS * * * * * Nine Conquers Teams Finish SeriesToday Squad Game To Highlight Spring Football Season; Annual Coaches Clinic Will Be At Field House Trackmen To Run At Ohio State Today By BOB SHOPOFF Colorful Irv 'Pro' Boim had the Northwestern Wildcats eating out of his hand yesterday as Michigan won, 6-2, ...…

…Weather Continued Cool. We 41r' Ar 'A A& Nit, r4 tuzlwn a -AL- tt 49 Editorial Trade Barriers Must Be Eliminated VOL. LII. No, 167 ANN ARBOR, MIC IGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 10, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Jap Army Flanked In Burma Forced March Recaptures Former Allied Center; Drive Threatens Lashio Japanese Supply Line Is Smashed CHUNGKING, China, May 9.-(P) -A strong Chinese army force which the advancing Japanese by-passed in Central Burma...…

…W hehr Occasiona~l Showers, Warmer Ig i4 Satli Editorial Rtussia. Is The Enemy After Axis Powers . . VOL. LII. No. 168 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Petain Dashes Back To Vichy As Martinique imar Nears United States Negotiations For Control Of French Caribbean Possessions Proceed AtMartinique Nazi Propaganda StationiDestroyed VICHY, May 11. -(A')- Chief of State Marshal Petain hurried back toward Vich...…

… Weather Warmer, Contiued Sihowers. 4t1tr an t9 1,4 ~I Editorial Russia No Threat To Permanent Peace . V(li.: ierr . N 7B0 V V .Jal. XA . 16 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1942 Z-333 'PARTVV Tiit7T d-l-VI PPO u .ova MIUZ kIVE UUNTS 8 I Nazis Control French Labor; Goering, Laval, Petaii Confer Observers Fear Meeting As Collaboration Move; May Discuss Martinique Despite U.S. Unconcern Wave Of Sabotage Sweeps France I...…

…Weather Intermittent Rains, L Sir iAu xii Editorial Gandhi 'Non-Cooperation' Policy Condemned .. PRICE FIVE CENTS VOL. LII. No, 170 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1942 Z-323 New Reserve Plan Offered By A rmy, Deferred Program Revealed New Requirements To Be Less Rigid ' Official War Department an- nouncement yesterday of the long- awaited Army Enlisted Reserve Corps for college students brought disclos- ure from Universit...…

…Weather Cooler. L Sir igkr ti ®m VOL LII. No. 171 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1942 Z-323 I I Big Ten Track Meet To Open; Nine To Face IllinoisTeam Tennis Squad Wins Four. Matches At Columbus To Enter Three-Way Conference Title Race Fishman Will Pitch In First Encounter By GEORGE KOZLOFF Five members of the varsity cinder squad will run their last races this week-end for the University of Mich- igan in the Western Conference...…

… Weather Rain, Continued CooL4 jd Sir ig ijait Editorial Rabble-Rouser Smith On GOP Ticket.. VOL. LH. No. 172 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 16, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Seven Reach. Track Finals As Ohio State CinchesTitle Thomas Paces Wolverine Qualifiers; Slow Track, Bad Weather Are Cause Of VeryPoor Showing Michigan Netters Sweep Matches, Special to The Daily EVANSTON, Ill., May 15.-Seven Michigan trackmen qualified in the p...…

…Weather Warmer LLI Sir igaA tti Editorial Attack On Morgan Is Unfair Lie .. . VOL. LIL No. 173 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 17, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Nine Captures Double-Header From Illinois; LeadsBig Ten Western Coiference Title Lost When Trackmen Score Only 191/2 Points; Ostroot, Thomas Place Michigan Netters Take Second Place By MIKE DANN Special to The Daily CHAMPAIGN, Ill., May 16.-Pitch- ing, the question mark of the 1...…

…Weather Y Sir i~aiI Editorial A Tribute To Prof. Sunderlandm. VOL. LIT. No. 174 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 19, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS Smith Paces M' Linksmen To Half way, Big Ten Lead Blazin' Ben's 146 Snares Day's Individual Honors;, Wolverines Hold Stroke Margin Over Ohio State Nine Takes Two At Chicago, 16-1, 3-1 By BUD LOW Michigan's hopes for a Western Conference golf title glimmered faint- ly, then shone brighter...…

…Weather Little change in Teamrture. sfilr igazi i5attH Editorial NYA Should Include Out-Of-School Youth VOL. LII. No. 175 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 20, 1942 Z-323 PRICE FIVE CENTS m Annual Hopwood Contest Winners Awarded Prizes AX McCormick, Obermeyer Early Win In Fiction; Other Fields Rewarded Famous Writers Serve As Judges Seventeen University students di- vided more than $6,000 in prize money yesterday in the eleven...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDA T oay Is Last In Universit All students interested in eur in the university Honors Pro should file applications from 3 to 4:30 p.m. today in Room Angell Hall. Hionors work, which involves ciedit hours per semester andv replaces the traditional concentr program is taught under ane man board of tutors headed b John Arthos of the English de ment. Founded in the belief that the ent liberal arts program, lay much stress on...…

…TWO) THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wi" Engine School To Offer New Radio Cmurse summer Session With Pay To Yield Commissions In Army,_Navy Force 'Graduates Wanted The engineering college, in order to satisfy Army and Navy demands for commissioned officers in lines of duty such as airplane detection, will offer to Michigan graduates of the past ten years a full-time course during the summer semester in ultra- high frequency radio techniques, Dean Ivan ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY U Trackmen Easily Defeat Illin; Netters Down Chica go, ....... ........... . .... 7 2 ( Wolverines Score 64 1/3 a52 2/3 Victory As Ufer Paces Varsity Bob Rehberg Bests Dave Matthews In Half Mile Duel; Ostroot Scores Double In Shot Put, Discus First In Two Events (Continued from Page 1) later for the 220, Ufer snapped off the starting blocks, drove out of the chute into the stretch and snapped the tape ahead of Capt...…

…PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY DAILY OFFICIAL BULLETIN TUESDAY, MAY 5, 1942 VOL. LII. No. 162 Publication in the Daily Official Bulletin is constructive notice to all members of the University. Notices Student Tea: President and Mrs. Ruthven will be at home to students Wednesday afternoon, May 6, from 4 to 6 o'clock. Registration for War Ration Book for Individual Consumers: This book is to be used for rationing all com- modities that, fro...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Normal Faced With Prospect Of Shutdown, Dormitories Of Students May Be Used To House Willow Run Workmen The 1,500 students of Michigan State Normal College at Ypsilanti yesterday faced the possibility of having to continue their education elsewhere as a proposal to house Wil- low Run defense workers in the school's dormitories was informally placed before Dr. Frank Cody, presi- dent of the state board of education. Mrs. Jos...…

…- 'AG4E TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY ® Repela Chosen Glee flub Head New Award To.Be Given Next Week At Banquet The new officers of the Varsity Men's Glee Club were chosen Tues- day at the annual elections. Kenneth Repela, '43, tenor soloist of the club, was chosen president of the organization. Repela is vice- president of the Kappa Delta Rho and a member of Suomi Club. Donald Plott, '44SM, was elected to fill the position of vice-president. Plo...…

…PAGE EO THE MICHIGAN DAILY Jap-Americans May Continue StudiesInland Quaker Committee Takes Responsibility For New Program Of Education PHILADELPHIA. - (AP)-Japanese- American college students, evacuated from the Pacific coast, will have a chance to continue their studies in inland universities and colleges, the American Friends service committee announced today. Clarence Pickett, executive secre- tary of the Quaker committee, said it had a...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY S~T~YR1~ HAY , 4 ......... .. ..... . ... ... ...... Lederer, Actor And Rancher, Appears I Behrman Comedy By BERYL SHOENFIELD "Always a sucker for atmosphere," Francis Lederer, gentleman-farmer and better known as stage and screen box office magnet, declared the Mich- igan campus "perfectly beautiful"- almost as much so as the mountain- ous landscape of his own California home, Canoga Park, near Hollywood. Lederer, broa...…

…PAAE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY r By Bun i NDE, Ihiiy Spor-% I'g Eqtr- Net Sq uad Beats OSU; o eamWins, 14-i Singles Won Easily, Bonks Are Tougher In Doubles; Linksmen Stav fff Closing BuckeyeRally 4 . i I !a ,o I T LEAST THREE Big Ten titles are being jeopardized by Michi- gan's spring athletic teams after the successful weekend just completed. The Wolverine aggregations swept five contests while dropping only one these last two days to be...…

…PAE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY J'JE SDd \V; Tviti lf 12, 1942 -- - - ------- Helen Hayes T o Star Here I, Latest Play Ann Arbor theatre-goers will view the product of a great new theatrical triumvirate when Helen Hayes stars in Maxwell Anderson's latest play, "Candle In the Wind," staged by Al- fred Lunt, on Saturday, May 23, in the Michigan Theatre. Miss Hayes, renowned for stage performances in "Victoria Regina" and "Twelfth Night," will pl...…

…PAGE TWO THE- MICHIGAN -DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 13, 1942 . r,. .- . a, a Mrs. Ruthven GveS Colors To NROTC First Company Honored In Navy Day Review; 500 See Cerenmony Assembled before 500 spectators last night at Palmer Field, the black and white ranks of the Naval ROTC battalion watched Mrs. Alexander G. Ruthven present the colors to the First Company, selected as the color company for the coming year. The ceremony took place as part of the...…

…AGE TWo THE MICHIGAN DIAILY-- ....-aat 4 .* .F~S *5 TIWRSbAV MAY 14- 144% a as y ari a v ai i W .Ci t L iy. 1 1f i ' ..... ..... 41 A1R: A V W v iWM1, V I 1OA4 A ,. _ _ ._ a ,a.. _ , Engineers Draw A Blank: Sigma Rho Tau Banquet Today; Mystery Still Shrouds Speaker 7 7 P By BUD BRIMMER Not exactly a subject for detective stories or movie scenarios but never- theless a bona fide campus mystery is the question of who will be the main spe...…

…THE ICIIIGAN ...DN-I , FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1942 TH_. _ . lITVFIDY MY1. ~4 m. sra. i b saa ,a. s v;. .a v z rd DAILY OFFICIAL 1 BULLETIN FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1942 VOL. LI. No. 171 Publication in the Daily O fllal Bulletin is constructive noticeo ill members of the University. Notices University Senate: There will be a meeting of the University Senate on Monday; May 18, at 4:15 p.m. The place of the meeting has been changed to the Rackham Amphi- th...…

…-~ - - -~-- -~.--,- - SAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN D AII.V .. .. _. a ... A. ' IAV .' 1VfAV' 1 . 19d 3I'--. a. S a., S . 1" .1. £f Ad . A m. .._ . 1 _ . _ . _ _ _ ...I S1tffi fT1E~T~b.V' MA'V1 C~y 1Ai) World League Way To Peace, States Hostie International Constitution Basis For Ending Wars; Asks Students Cooperate The basis of a lasting peace after the war is a world constitution founded on the idealism of the League of Nations, stated Jan F....…

… THE MICHIGAN DAILY TWO SUNDAY, MAY 17, 194" Plays To Be Held In Arboretum. Flames On The Burma Front A double feature program, pre- sented by the speech department, will be given by Play Production students at 4:30 p.m. today in.the Arboretum. The performance of "The Taming of the Shrew," postponed Friday be- cause of rain, will be the last play production performance of the sem- ester. Directed by Dr. Palmer Chris- tian, a madigral s...…

….., - .- Wpr-w --- - -ww- -----w ww.- - -- rr - - .r -- - -...-.. . - -.---- PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DlAILY TUESDAY. MAY 19. 1 142 :. ..>. ::. ., ., a. ax x-. a± . x a ax a as' til.. . a ILF t b L ' A. .. ... __. ... .. - _ (I , TTTEUWL7AV 1,rV 1I Q& r IFC Reports. Houses Open For Summer #24 Sophomores Receive Summer Council Posts, ' Announces Secretary Michigan fraternities will continue to operate on a regular basis during the summer ...…

…-~ - ----.. -w - -~- -~- - - -w -- w -~-- -_, . PAGE TWO THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNIGSDAY, T1WA ' 20, 1942 .,. CLASSIFIED DIRECTORY FOR SALE FOR SALE, a $105 Axminster ma- roon-figured rug for $65.50. $3.95 study table, $2.50. Single metal bed, spring mattress, $12.95. 904 Monroe St. 400c TYPING L. M. HEYWOOD, experienced typist, 414 Maynard Street, phone 5689. MISS ALLEN-Experienced typist. 408 S. Fifth Ave. Phone 2-2935. MICHIGAN One Nig...…

…THE MIUHTG A N flriIV Pa".: - a -as is x -- .,A - I .a F ]! 1 i U J£. L 13 3''.'.a '. *a 1 fW45. p Michigan Nine Opens Two-Game Series At Indiana Today 4.y Illinois Meet May Produce A BENCHCOMBEH New Records Three Marks Threatened L"'DyDi)HN " In Dual Clash Saturday; B Alkon Out With Fever -Daily Sports Editor B oi To Start In First Battle With Hoosiers Gridders Ease Up On Contact Drills, Practice Passing Plays ~ o Wolverines Str...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILYu Nine oses, 6-4; Four Varsity Squads See Action Today Trackmen Face Illinois; Netters Oppose Maroons Dual Opener With Indians Is Lone Home Cinder Meet; WeirmenExpect Chicago To Be Toughest Foe (Continued from Page 1) favored to nose out the invading In- dians for their twelfth straight vic- tory in a meet that looms as one of the most colorful dual engagements staged here in many years. Michigan's hopes for victo...…

…SUNDAY, TiAY 3,H194 THE MICHIGAN IAILY Nine Edges Out Indiana, 9-8; Golfers Beat Purdue Sigma Chi Wins I-l Golf Title Sigma Chi won its second straight dependent title with 405, and 1 title in the fraternity golf tourna- Forestry Club was forced to take 1 ment as their team of Frissel, Cory, second spot after carding 414. Fl MacKenzie and Michael carded a cher Hall, playing Jones, Andrew,' total of 349. Beta Theta Pi took the Miller and J. Mi...…

…"'U'S'A ' MAY 444TH-E MICHIGAN LDAILY i siG THRFF Baseball Team Loses To Irish, II -7; Golfers, Netters Win A', 4' BENCHCOMBER By BUD HENDEL, Daily Sports Editor 0 Wanted-A Wolverine Air Squadron OW, Notre Dame Scores Five Runs In Second Inning Hitting Spree 11 H ARLIN "Whitey" Fraumann, stal- wart end on Michigan's great football team of the past year, dropped into the Daily offices yester- day with a bit of news which should ...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PA GE T A V A Varsity Hurlers Pounded As_ estern Michigan 0ins,1 Tennis Squad Seeks Seventh In RowToday Netters Oppose Michigan Normal In Match Here; Doubles Please Coach By HARV FRANK Riding on the crest of a six match winning streak Michigan's tennis team will play host to a gang of sharpshooters from Michigan Normal at 3 p.m. today on the new Har-Tru courts at Ferry Field. Not much is known about the boys from Ypsilan...…

…'THE MICHIGE7AN "AIT.V Pa(~' ~~rn' 1 . . a- l-f 411 1 dA 1.1 l \.f IL 1\ 11 /''. . , II 1 97.m1Z54asaE-1UjL' v Nine To Use Revamped Lineup Against Hillsdale Today 4y.\_ New Infielders To Start Game Against Dales Bill Cartmill To Play First In Place Of Bergesen; Regulars Receive Rest By BOB SHOPOFF Michigan's baseball team goes on the road again today to meet the Dales of Hillsdale College at 4 p.m. For the Wolverines it will b...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACE THRLEE Varsity Nine Opens Crucial Wildcat Series Giants, Dodgers To Test TodayT wll gt Ba'eball Today Alsab Ginning For Preakness 1941 Baby Champ Weary Of BeingCalled Bum" BALTIMORE, May 7.-(YP)-This is just to let you know that Alsab is getting more than a little bit weary of being called a "bum." So it might be a good idea for the name-callers to start hedging off right now, before the game little guy from Chicag...…

…SATUnDAY, MAY 9, 1942 T.11iMICHITCAN UAfIIV , ,. JL t u e!J 0.e 31A a3 X14. Boim Beats Wildcats, 6-2; Spring rid Clash Will Be, 'Pro' A liows Five Hits As Nine Snaps Slump (Continued'from Page 1) Dick Erdlitz. Erdlitz came across the plate when Ed Hirsch hit a long fly to Paul White in right. In the sec- ond the Wildcats added their last run on two hits and a sacrifice. That was all for Northwestern. Michigan had a great chance to pil...…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Nine Trims Northwestern, 9-0; I Trackmen Lose Ohio State Overpowers l Fishman Hurls One Hit Game For Easy Win Only Five Wildcats Reach First As Chamberlain Paces Batting Attack (Continued from Page 1) times at bat. Apparently the star third baseman is over the batting slump that has plagued him for the last week. From the very beginning Coach Ray Fisher knew he had Michigan's fifth Conference win in the bag as Michig...…

…TUESDAY, MAY 12, 1942 THE MTCHTICGAN AITLV rAG TIE - s EEm.A d A 6 L EE ECID Lam. A ! s, G7Q ,5..!y 2c.? r a a i s u Hurons Down Nine, 51;e lose Buckeyes Beat Golfers. op Second Major Leag'ue Standings' I Misplays, Weak Hitting Netmen C] Wolverine Linksmen Dr AMERICAN W New York ...... 17 Cleveland ..,....16i Detroit ..,.....1'7 Boston .......:.14 Washington . .. .11 St. Louis....11 Philadelphia . .. 11 Chicago........6 LE...…

…wEIL1A rrlY4 MvIAIS, 1942 THE'.azM I C 4R CU. N£Uf B A 8l x5 P A n iii. aria v a-+ i i s .a al !. U' t]C 1. Y L 1V 1 L 1 D £~V £ ~ J. ~ a Rain Halts ayneGameg Weirmen Top Western Michigan 8. Varsity Ahead In Third, 4-0, As Tilt Ends Smith Hurls 2 1/3 Innings Of Hitless Ball; Nine Faces Illini Next (Continued from Page 1) on base on an error. The Tartars also managed to get only one ball out of the infield, which was just a long out. M...…

…THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE THUIIISDAY, MAY 14, 1942 PAGE THREE Netters Tennis Team Rated To Win Leave For Big' Ten Meet; Golfers Tie Spartans (~N I 11 Wildcats, Second Maroons Block Straight Title eFNCHCOMBER By BUD HENDEL, K I=f :; Dail Sports Editor (Continued from Page 1) number three doubles. Gerry Schaf- lander at number four has thus far looked like the class of the Confer-1 ence and is v...…

…FRIDAY,, MARCH15, 1943 hFim 1,,MICHIGAN- BAILY- PAGETJ*F Big Ten Track Meet Begins Today; Nine Will Play Illinois Buckeye Trackmen Big Favorites To Win Title Fisher Will Start Mickey Fishman At Champaign As Wolverines Fight To Hold First Place (Continued from Page 1) Kautz is another one of the runners who traveled west in the 'much- publicized meet to the Pacific Coast. John runs either the quarter mile or the 880-yard run. Du...…

…xI3': ac ax' 16, 1942 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGR THREF ~TT~ThiY~ MAT 16, 1942 PAGE THI~E Thinclads Place Seven In Meet;, Netters in Five Tilts C Thomas Places Twice In Conference Contests McCarthy, Piel, Ufer, As Ohio State Team Matthews, Donahey Qualify Dominates Big Ten Classic (Continued from Page 1) Hammond of Ohio State who ran the race in :50.3, just two-tenths seconds faster than the Michigan runner. In the last event th...…

…AY 17, 1943 THE MIGHIGAN DAILY Nine Sweeps Twin Bill; Netters R., 40 elinquish Ti tle Boim, Fishman Both Allow-Only Seven:Hits; Purple Captures Tennis Crown By One Point P P Bud Chamberlain Stars For Wolverines With Slugging, Fielding; Varsity Meets Chicago Tomorrow In Double Header (Continued from Page 1) in both contests, they failed to come through in the pinches with the result that they had eight men left on bases in each gam...…

…TtJ:,SDA VMAY B19l42 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PACIP' ITIM "T HE 11 yM I y11 Vt,1 fN lf1A T ' -~.~U.~4U L ~ ~ l. ( .3 ....U.dD4E U. W'~J Varsity Leads At Halfway Mark In Conference Golf Meet Ben Smith Has Medal Honors, Shooting 146 Ohio Th reatens Michigan Advantage; Darkhorse' GophersPlace Third (Continued from Page 1) for low medalist honors, faltered, and came in with a 156 total. Illinois, with two players among the top four, rested in fi...…