…Ix THE MICHIGAN DAILY .111V1 ULj^l j,} tate's Linksmen queeze by 'M' I Special To The Daily EAST LANSING -- The Mich-I igan golf team, playing here for the first time on Michigan State University's newly opened course, lost a close match yesterday by the score of 627-621. Low score for the round was tallied by the Spartans' Larry Murphy who blazed in with a 37-36-73., Michigan Captain Bob Barclay tied with teammate Rod Sumpter at 77 stor...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY. MAY 12. 11197 TH_.CHGN-AIYS ....~ A 1 1W l A" C11, 1V171 1N" JU0" a 'STEIN BALKS: 'ros Cut Veterans, Rookies [o- Meet League Player Limit Twins Take 1-Hitter; Braves, Indians Win 'M' Nine Dry after Soggy Road Trip; Face Tough Pair of Home Double Bills I By The Associated Press Rookie Mike Epstein is balking another trip to the minors and terans such as Bill Monbou- ette, Ralph Terry and Bob uhl are looking f...…
…9 saw THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY 13 t 1XI/'fY1T" li~L'T' IY I-T Chicago Call! orn Washing New Yoe Boston Minnes Kansas Clevelan Baltimo Major League Standings AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEA' W L Pct. GB WI 16 7 .696 - Cincinnati 19 15 7 .681 1 Pittsburgh 14 nia 13 14 .481 5 St. Louis 151 gton 12 13 .480 5 x-Chicago 121 irk 11 12 .479 5 Atlanta 141 11 13 .456 5Y2 Philadelphia 121 ota 11 13 .456 5 x-San Francisco 101 City 11 14 .440 6 x...…
…SIB THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. MAY 16,1967 innesota As Michigai Knocked Out, a Wins 3-2, 5-4 'Scores WEEKEND WRAP-UP: Netters Slam Illinois, 9-0; Dell Retains Perfect Record By JAKE SLABIAK Who said that the baseball sea- son was over? It took the Michigan Wolver- ines only three hours and 24 min- utes to break the final week of the conference race wide open, as they trounced the league-leading Minnesota Gophers twice, 3-2 and 5-4, to pu...…
…" SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 17, 1967 MU Blasts 'M' line in Twin Bill Riot Erupts at Garden as Tiger Edges Torres To Retain Title By ROB SALTZSTEIN Central Michigan University's Kim Killstrom, Jim- Barbeau and Joe Krawcyck made life miser- able for Michigan's baseball nine yesterday. CMU swept a double- header from the Wolverines, win- ning the first game 5-3 and tak- ing the nightcap 7-3. Killstrom and Barbeau, CMU's two ace p...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1967 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 18, 1967 I H sk Pro Ban on Rigged Delays o Air TV, Radio Commercials Track Records in Jeopardy At Iowa City Championships By WALLACE IMMEN toms soccer game so that CBS, don't think he's around any more."I Rep. Richard L. Ottinger said sterday he is drafting legislation .at would prohibit the rigging of ofessional sports events to per- it scheduling of radio or t...…
…PALE SM THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1967 ~'AGE SiX TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 19, 1967 'M' Netters Leapa I tt IntoFirst Place Sweep of Singles Matches Puts Wolverines Ahead of Michigan State By WALLACE IMMEN feated Minnesota Buck Zimmer- man, 6-2, 6-1 while Pete Fishback Michigan's league leading tennis knocked, off Mike Nolan of In- team swept its singles matches and diana, 6-1, 6-2. won two of three doubles to end Ron Teegu...…
…mix THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAYMAY 20, 1967 ISU Beaten, 5-4 'M' Earns 5 Singles Finalists; Dell Loses in Upset 8-6, 6-2 (Continued from Page 1) teams for their respective schools (Sygar for Bump Elliott's Wol- verine winner in 1963 and Kenney for Duffy Daugherty's Spartan loser in 1964) and both were kickers. Sygar set a Big Ten record for consecutive extra-points last year (24) while Kenney was instru- mental in the Michigan State- Notre...…
….-PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY { TUESDAY, MAY 23, 1967 - AESX H IHGA AL TEDYBAY2,16 .. , 'M'Nine I Ohio State By JAKE SLABIAK Special To The Daily Lady Luck cast a black shadow over Michigan's varsity teams this season, and the baseball squad was no exception. For the ump- teenth time the Wolverines had a chance to win it all, but they came out holding the short end of the rope again Saturday when Ohio State nosed out Michigan, Iin the fi...…
…PALE SIB THE MICHIGAN DAILY I'A0 SiX TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY Cincinnati Gets Final AFL Team By The Associated Press NEW YORK - Cincinnati was awarded the 10th franchise in the American Footbagll League yester- day and will begin play in the 1968 season. Five different groups are seek- ing the ownership of the fran- chise, said Pete Rozelle, commis- sioner of both the AFL and the National Football League. Rozelle said the franchise owner may no...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGESiX ~lEMICHGAN AI_ . ,.va.aras.a } atw.aa a rrv. a v v Superbowl to am ',GREAT SHOT AT IT MiamiiBest Spring' for Kaline Leads Detroit 4 For '68 NFL Playoff To Early Surge for League Pennant NEW YORK (A')- The Super Bowl football game was awarded to Miami yesterday and will be played in the 70,000 seat Orange Bowl on Jan. 14 between the 1967 champions of the National and American Leagues. The Nationa...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1967 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1967 4 N '500' Time By PETER BRETT Daily Guest Writer SPEEDWAY CITY, Indiana - "My work is my hobby, and that's ab it of an achievement to start with, isn't it?" said Graham Hill, nine year veteran of the Grand Prix circuit and winner of last year's Indianapolis "500" Race. The English-born driver seemed relaxed as he sat in the Lotus garage after the Sunday ...…
…I WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, 1967 THE MICRIG.i 11 DAILY ,, WEDNESDAY, MAY 3,1967 TUE MICIHGA Y II&ILY WMU Defeats Cold Diamondmen Behind Overpowering 4-Hitter, 8-0 WEEK IN REVIEM Fisher C By MICHAEL HEFFER Chilling breezes and a pitcher named Charles Mestek combined yesterday to freeze the Wolverine 'nine in ,all departments as the Western Michigan Broncos walked off with an easy 8-0 victory yes- terday at Ferry Field Mestek allowed just four hi...…
…THE MICHIGAA DAILY Will Bubba Dunk Or Play Tackle? By The Associated Press pushed his STP turbine racer up to When the Baltimore Bullets of 163 m.p.h. then brought the ma- Associa- chine to a stop when the right the National Basketball frntsprngcolaped tion drafted All-America football front spring collapsed. lineman Charles (Bubba) Smith 11th this week it caused some Nix Peace Corps amusement. But Smith says he's serious.' Rugged pro basketb...…
…MAY,13,1967 THE MTCUIFV.,ti ndTT.v .. a as r. P i4V .RRANI t L 41 l jk lam _ __lk I . I= 1i t i 4 ! 7 ,= Alk T 7r. . r I 11'1 lN ine Tow, splits a 2-0, Pair 4-6 'M' Golfers Lag MSU in Spartan # III KOJOLA AN EXHIBIT OF PRINTS & DRAWINGS 'With By MICHAEL HEFFER The Iowa Hawkeyes all but eliminated the Wolverine nine from the Big Ten championship race by earning a split in their doubleheader yesterday. The Wolverines had coasted t...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 3, TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY. MAY 3, Look who's in the National College Queen Contest Here are the four Finalists in our state-vote for your choice today' ~bi MISS SUZANNE BURGOYNE MICHIGAN STATE UNIVERSITY East Lansing, Michigan " Hometown: St. Joseph, Michigan Junior. Majoring in: Advertising Also studying: Psychology, Philosophy, English Literature, Voice Age: 20 Height: 5'7" Blonde hair, green ey...…
…THE 311CHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY. MAY d, 1967 . .....IC HI...AN...AI.LY..F.-........MAY.............. a. .sws vas.r. a-XA y, 0, 1JV 0 CATORS CLASH: tate Board Considers Drop 1 Teacher Code Standards kNSING -- A clash between hers and administrators of ch i g a n schools developed nesday over higher educa- al standards for the granting eaching certificates and spe- p e rm i t s for substitute hers. rguments were raised at a ing before the Stat...…
…PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MAY 13,19+67 PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY. MAY 13 19G7 s:a.ca .w. al.wVasaa aa} d.Talis.L .I"Vf 1vV STowards The NeOwer By HARVEY WASSERMAN Editorial Director, '66-'67 F OR THE PAST fifty years the politics of the United States has centered around two basic ideologies-liberalism and conser- vatism. Each has acted in its own separate way to enlarge the state. I 4 Conservatism: Most Ameri...…
… * as- + * lik SUPPLE ot"E 4r 1114 Mark Twain (Continued from page six) tedious. The mask didn't always fit; Clemens outgrew parts of his creat- ed character, married, started a family, entered a wide variety of business enterprises, and developed refined and expensive tastes under the influence of his new surround- ings. The conflicts between Mr. Cle- mens and Mark Twain, so runs Mr. Kaplan's thesis, enable us to under- stand the last...…
…S. 4 .4 4 + ,fit -4 .fir * A- Cloud of Dust and a Hearty "Sieg Heil" PAPERBACK PLAYBAC Hell's Angels, by Hunter S. Thomp- son. Random House. $4.95. Modern Day Huns on high- powered motorcycles, they rape and pillage their way through Califor- nia. No better than animals, they have no regard for those sacred in- stitutions of showers and deodorant. These are only a few of the notions associated with the Hell's Angels.. Now at last some...…
… 4 111-I* + 0 o v wA L Outside the In' ;oniinued from page four) ing itself. And when that happens, "we are yielding to an irrational- ism; we are committing an error against which the intellectual histo- ry of our century should certainly have warned us. Itsideological ex- pression is fascism; its practical consequence the Final Solution." Alternatively, the novel must not move so far away from form that it cannot communicate: "As soon as...…
…4 4 I * 4 Outside the "In' Mu51C from Inside Out, by Ned Rorem. George Braziller. $4.00. The Sense of an Ending, by Frank Kermode. Oxford University Press. $5.75. Ned Rorem made the best-seller lists a few months ago with his Par- is Diary, a book widely admired for its candor-which is to say Rorem did not hesitate to reveal his sexual virtuosity. It was a non-book, though interesting for its gossip and for Rorem's presentation of himself as...…
…f y 4- * 4 + * 4 I _._ . .. '* * 1 Puerto Rican Poverty (Continued from page seven) the individual has a profound feel- ing of "marginality, helplessness, dependence and inferiority." The institutions and values of the cul- ture of poverty are consequently re- sponses both to economic depriva- tion and to this sense of alienation and frustration. Lewis's theory is particularly interesting because it claims that, in any industrial or ...…
…4 * * * °; - A if / -4- n r uw "S - t i t i Waa f f X r 4 f 1 { f 1 y r Arts & Letters Mr. Clemens and Mark Twain: A Biography, by Justin Kaplan. Simon and Schuster. $7.95. A new biography of Mark Twain has every right to be one of the decade's truly substantial publishing events. The revival of interest in Twain has never been higher; there is a crying need for a really top-flight biography; enough of the laborious ground work h...…
