…BIAS RULING: TWO-EDGED SWORD I See Page 4 C, I r Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom Dm18hr FAIR, MILD High-75 LOW-52 Continued warm, increasing winds from the southwest. VOL. LXX, No. 150 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 4, 19680 FIVE CENTS SIX PA( Quad Students AskSuspension Reconsidei "a toni S- .: West Quad Council Questions Decision Petitions Circulated in Two Halls Urge Leniency for Two Freshmen By NAN MARKEL Quadrangle...…
…CLUBS NEGLECT STUDENT INTEREST See Page 4 Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom 7416 tii VOL. LXX, No. 151 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 5, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX PA Council Bans Discrimination in Organ izat ion * * * * * * * * * * 1 S * * Sets Up Committee To Monitor Groups Committee To Study Violations, Recommend Disciplinary Action By PHILIP SHERMAN "All recognized student organizations shall select mem- ship and ...…
…SGC ACTION PRAISEWORTHY ,See Page 4 j1 Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom 41P att, 471 49 CLOUDY, WARM High-Bo Low-60 Occasional thundershowers likely this afternoon and evening. VOL. LXX, No. 152 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 6, 1960 FIVE CENTS EIGHT PA Appoint Bond Dean Of Business School. Plans Trip to Russia To Survey Sources of Soviet Economic Growth Prof. Floyd A. Bond, director of the business education division of the ...…
… CO 'MMIrTTEE:s eOR HIN ANCE? See Page 4 Y Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom DaIA THUNDERSHOWERS High-58 Law--43 Thundershowers during morning, clearing toward afternoon. ..,,,_ _ .,P _._ , 4 ___- ------- --------- --- I OU1,.L.&, fWk0.153 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 7, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX PAGES vas,. i sa an'-'na .7 s An Editorial...$ TIE CASE of Mark Hall and Stanley Lubin would ap- pear concluded, at least as far ...…
…BOMB TESTS QUESTIONED See Page 4 Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom 4 lr 742 464 t 0---Rw- ',W' tl]g CLOUDY, COO High-55 Low--37 Variable cloudiness today; cooler and clearer by evening. VOL. LXX. No. 154 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 8, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX PA S THE AMERICAN VOTER U.S. To Resume Atomic Tests By PROF. SAMUEL BARNES "The American Voter" is a study of American political be- havior based on extended inter- v...…
…SPLIT PERSONALITY FURTHERS 'U' AIMS See Page 4 Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom Daitp CLOUDY, COLD High-48 Law--34 Scattered showers, possible snow during morning and night. VOL. LXX, No. 155 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 10, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX PA r i {{ I k t r r k 4 e. e eummings--The famous American lyric poet handled such varied themes as social criticism, death, love, and regeneration as he read from his own works in Hil...…
…LAME DUCK ' GOES LAME See rage 4 L Ln uirn Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom DaliP CLOUDY, COOL High-a0 Low-36 Light rain, ending in late afternoon. FIVE CENTS VOL. LXX, No. 156 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX PAC i r Kennedy Triumphs Again BUi.LETIN CHARLESTON, W.Va. (1-- Sen. Hubert Humphrey said in a statement early this morn- ing that, with his defeat in West Virginia, he no longer will be a can...…
…WHEN WORLDS COLLIDE See Page 4 .tj L t zrn Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom Ap1 MOSTLY CLOUDY High-=50 Law-36 Occasional showers with rising temperatures in the afternoon. OL. LXX, No. 157 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 12, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX PAGES SGC Cancels J-Hop After Lon Debate Dance Chairman Cites High Cost As Reason for Discontinuing Event By CYNTHIA NEU The traditional Junior Hop will not be held next year, the Student ...…
… r FREEDOM FOR WHOM? Seventieth Year of Editurial Freedom flUr CLEARING High---8 ow--39 Gradual clearing, becoming partly cloudy by afternoon. See Page 4 MOL. LXX, No. 158 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1960 FIVE CENTS - WY WT 7' Y'_W 1£ 7F7.i'A T.W 1 V7T WYW.. FOURTEEN PAGI 'ES UNDER EISENHOWER: Gray Views Presidency By JOHN ROBERTS The increased importance of the cabinet meeting as a determi- nant of national policy reflec...…
…HONORS EDITION Y L Ap 4tj t 40P .Aqw- W t gun D43aIAt HONORS EDITION ANN ARBOR., MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 13, 1960 Congratulations A community of scholars Is the ideal university community, although often superior academic achievement is subjected to lesser distinctions. To compensate for this, the University will offer its formal congratulations today to the hundreds of students who have excelled in scholarship during the past year. Yet t...…
…CHANGre IN RUSH 5ee Pace Y *h Sirtujun Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom *r * 'CLOUDY. * High-"-6 A Low-44 Clearing, warmer durking the days" Increasing cloudiness by night. VOL. LXX, No. 159 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 14, 1960 FIVE CENTS EIGHT ,. i ii I PASSES SUBCOMMITTEE: Endorse Cyclotron in House HANSON: 'Arts in By HENRY LEE Upon the recommendation of Rep. Louis C. Rabaut (D-Mich) the House public works subcom...…
…DIGNITY AND WAR Y Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom :43a*1I WARMER High--70 Low-45 Partly cloudy, warmer during day. See Page 4 FIVE CENTS VOL. LXX, No. 160 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 15, 1960 FIVE CENTS EIGHT PA4 i Soviet Space Ship" Launched into Orbit Four-Ton Vessel Carries Dummy As Trial for Human Space Trip MOSCOW (W-Russia launched a space ship into orbit around the earth with a "dummy spaceman" aboard, Tass repo...…
…WHY NEGRO PARTICIPATION? See Page 4 ;Y Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom Da111& MOSTLY CLOUDY High-69. Low--5s Showers and thundershowers clearing by early afternoon. SIX r.~ VOL. LX, No. 161 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 17, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX PA HOFFMAN SPEAKS: UN Should Direct Aid Officials Discuss Budget Plan 4 By MICHAEL HARRAH "The single most important thing about underdeveloped countries is that only they themsel...…
…T.H'E POINTE'S POINTS See Page 4 Y e Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom Dattt~ CLEARING, COLDER ,igh-74 -ow-48 Partly cloudy and cooler today, warmer tomorrow afternoon. FIVE CENTS L. LXX, No. 162 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 18, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX p . iPEECHES, MARCHES: Students Recall Decision Summit Conference, Collapsef By PAT GOLDEN and PHJILIP SHERMAN Qver 100 students observed the sixth anniversary of the Supr...…
…CONFERENCE SCORES SUCCESS See Page 4 YI L Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom :434hr tt WARMER High-7C ow-50 Sunny and pleasant with chance of showem JIVE VENTS L. LXX, No. 163 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 19, 1960 FIVE CENTS SIX PA Labor, Industry Agree on Politics Union, Management Leaders Urge Familiarization with Government By MICHAEL HARRAH Labor and management agree on one thing: Their respective roles in politics are t...…
…FORAND BI QUESTIONED See Page 4 Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom Daliv 'ii'.7(SAT A I uLXX.N.1$4 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 20, 1960 . ALA4 illi 11V 1V ' G TEN CONFERENCE: Reconsider Rose Bowl By HAL APPLEBAUM Special to The Daily EAST LANSING-Big Ten par- ticipation in the Rose Bowl on an individual school basis, thought to be a dead issue, appeared likely last night as the first day's session of the Conference meetings c...…
…Y Litr Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom :43*1 CLOUDY High-79, Low-52 Cloudy with scattered showers ending by early afternoon. ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 21, 1960' FIVE CENTS SIX P CETO LLO ROSE BO L E TRI * * * * * * * * * * * * * * I I Il r II iO1 - Reach NegativeVotel unrove Cyclotron Bill Conference Post Of Indiana's Re By HAL AP a special to ' EAST LANSING--Big Ten1 on an individual school basis...…
…'r THE UNIVERSITY'S HUMAN RESOURCES See Page 4 Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom *1 COOLER High--65 Cloudy and colder this afternoon, fair and quite cool tonight. tIiH VOlL.LXX.. No. 166 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SUNDAY, MAY 22, 1960 FVE CENTS EIGHT] ,. wolverines Cop Big Ten Tennis Championshi L P INDIVIDUAL CHAMPION-Bruce MacDonald was one of two Michigan players who captured individual titles as the Wolverines rolled to...…
…NEW CONSERVATISM BENEFITS 'U' See Page 4 Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom tt&b WARMER High-74 Low-50 Partly cloudy with light and variable winds. LXX, No. 167 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 24,1960 FIVE CENTS SIX PA hilean Earthquake auses Tidal Waves *Destructive Waters Kill Hundreds Throughout Pacific Coastal Areas By The Associated Press Tidal waves, built up by Chilean earthquakes, smashed across the Pacific yesterday a...…
…4 UNIVERSITY GIVES FINE EDUCATION See Page 4 Seventieth Year of Editorial Freedom 424bp iy SLIGHTLY WARMER High--74 Lowy-48 Partly cloudy with chance of thundershowers in afternoon VOL. LXX, No. 168 ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 25, 1960 FIVE CENTS TEN P) House Considers Construction Bill Rabaut Sees 'U' CyclotronaRequest 'As Safe as Can Be' for Passage iehuss, Lewis List Finances, 'P roblem Admissions as mI By HENRY...…
…The Michigan Daily ANN .111){\I" I C= hl . A \. W\\ I)IQI A ,MY',ral.\ i\ 'VOL. XVII. Not. I I yVAR1SITfY MEETS 'i l\11h hl\l('l1l)'I ilUtJNER* hIhi IN aF() Ii hFRI)MA il;C VFliOtN HFENCH 'L lAYERN CONCERT ILLTT \\()\I I:\I 1') IIIN? I I ITY M OBERLIN TODAY V22 1vis ctne() I 1I)tt t BE GIVEN MAY 4 ' t a aaa tctlhltre I i h tttt I td theateiifScondteatttat tt A tat titran Fait Ohio Nine Will Arrive This I lt l 1,1 ec- c wl h 1 ecn opular Co...…
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…The'Michigan Daily ANN .1I t)R in N IIl( N 1 I:_Il)_0IN NI \N In cf VOL. XVII. N C . 53. MICHIGAN ORATOR OFF FOR MADISON' Floyd A. Deahl Will Attempt to Add Another to Michigan's List of Oratorical Victories Tonight. Ni i n!i i lldeivr i i i Iai muttl, I-C i tt t"ld 11i Ii\t N W M ,ii alln ll{ nrr Ill'u fr l11 in'O cl1, W - o~ in.' li lle-ii', ii ( l li l . F'Il ,) w ( ill tit (If the ]w lo]d icl i<.tn I )( rc I I" III tIo )tIIItcT st"t2...…
…The Michigan Daily ANN AK1, R,10. NI I lOAN .SA I) 1 lY, NIAXY 1. 1907. VOL. XVII. No. 154. D. AftC WILL MAKE VARSITY HUSTLE All-Star Team Will Meet Lowe's Men Today on Ferry Field- Sullivan and Ovitz Eligible. I vX 14141111' I X Xiii X\' ii. XII Xiii>' III> IXIXYIKII LEMONSW AIDflGYM ItM 191 11108II2Q' I IUI1" MaXim loll i 1 XIX XXXrtiuitXXX.'XXXXX i rli ; tc, :tllc'(1ilc \\it l7 I -' ci cc t t"~~ l lt; m c h 1),i i1 ih L1)v. . ;it A...…
…The NMichigan.DaIl ANN NkW , I\NL t NO\ll\N MNI \N 1907- 'OL. XVII. Nat. f55. DI. A. C. BEATEN BY VARSITY, 3 TO O It-,a> Ovitz Outclasses "Bump' Jones in Box-Strikes Out Nine Men -Varsity Gets Eight Hits Off Detroit Pitcher. "Mlichia n as ali eat aeal tc n tlit>veariaThi- remarkii, h-attonall C. ta , tieditt heutu iii lit hll CLoe'aute is-r ifterk- he a- tr-itt an It la- uai 'alpn" nete ii> \m Jo g. a < d meafoIato alaof I la hts. netlin...…
…Th e Michiga n Daily VOL. XV II . No. 156. MAY FESTIVAL TO t 11 tc BEGIN WEDNESDAY 7 ' Annual Event Brings Array of U-k'; Great Talent to Campus-Art-rl 1:,1I 3 v , JUNIORS WIN BOTH ]til i ltltfr lC )t IN IEROLASS GAMES: , : r ,a p( rIt cII 11 J11" tho al, 'I'lic val iti iw t c 3 ;,, a\ l' ti 11, lli ICH c':111 14, t"r tt)IIrtceIIl l ttlllli<t arti ;ti - xcellellc c urn°cl it is I11 tllc ;tlrll a cur tllcc. alld Fvi. 'tt truck ot Ii Il...…
…The Michigan Da ily VOL. X V II. ANN A\R l,(i.)R IiCH'IGOAN.\Vi hN1.;S)AY, MAX 8, 1907. No. 1 57. MICHIGAN SCORES ANOTHER SHUT-OUi1 Whipple Pitches Good Came- Plays Elrrorless Ball-Score 2 to 0. Whiipplle te vrit ta rstuthpawc placedi aoter shtout t hisrei yesterday when, laiedi btperet slp tart, the champinship \Wooste'an was beatetn 2 to 0 on its holme gounds, lth teatms made ie safe hitt. \With thehep of the samte ttnttiet' ofl 111511 ...…
…The Milchigan Daily VALNXII \ii. i;Pi.Arll~'R D , I VOL. XV II. OBERLIN AGAIN SHUTOUT, 10-0 Martin Pitches Two-Hit Game- Is Given Errorless Support- Team Returns Today. TheraitIt'ass aqired a habit of handng ongro atofgis teggs ito its opp )ts.Obr li tet'as sht tt yes- terrta far lhe secnl tmethils san hr I teone--sidd sr oftoitto . It teas lri'tin1nd it;mermanatthlo id the tick this time. It etas atw-i g'tmetcfor te wet i-ter, andtheitsfi...…
…The Michigan Daily ANN XAdI (1R K \II., FR1 A 1Y1 0,1 (() X IX $7. VOL. XVII. 1 5(). VARSITY OPPOSES NOTRE DAME TODAY Indiana Team Is Strong and Speedy -Will Give Michigan Men Hard Struggle The vr13 XwilIt m X. met 1th ii 111 ram ha, met n 1 defate th ,,if Xr i XXiicId i,, v11111 l Xoi g 1,6 11X 11 h ,yt a in d. 'Spd r .,It<runi eo ~,%i ch hecn~lidcIX the ndina ine an L~ 11 wil heIn hind1 he1 bat.9 Tl' mi liX 1 asa 11111 I X Su liii III (i...…
…The Mkichigan Daily ANN \il(i NI Ili\ sI' R)X.MAY'xii1107- Vol-. XVII. a. itx7. 62 MEN ENTER 'xxix iCoe S xto ' XVt ru-BwDlMlny A~SIITY MEETI'kixiixerx-iXlcx'<it ' tole\alt--Alxi cii Kno.xL'kn ____-lix xxxxx lc-so , laxlt I Annual Event to be Held on ioinix 1erri, 'x iker.iii ii LxxxinI Ferry Field Today-Freshman "t ixe. (xixx lxi Team VWil be Picked. S Fe cxcix rin.xxxxx xixx Sith.xxi )i ic ix IY x ixxxx'x' a x'x'rgiteredxithei it Lx ix x...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL. XXII. ANN ARBt( IN. MNIHIG.\N.UNAYM\AY 12, 1007. N H) i)i I _ _ _ .___.._ _ _ - --. _ _.. } GARRELS SMASHES fee 2inhe. TAr h a ~ MAY FESTIVAL ENDS ad aathowof tla ee inc s. at DISCUS RECORD aairit a th :; <. ards:th he WITH GRAND OPERA tidfrscnbthaailintg tclear the ____ Track Events Are Run in Slow ba'tthshigt. 'Samson and Delilah Meets After tie formtal met.ia dual ct st a Time-French Shows Lp Well wa hldrit ara...…
…T 6he Michligan Daily 4isZDANN \I RR, MI C \I V 1111 \N I I SI) \\ \I \\ 14 1 907 . VOL. XVIL LAST PRELIMIN ARY 'Di MRI) FIIL i~~~i lete or until I ,m il> tyYEAR BOOI( GOES fiE IE L Y I ll,-oly game i vlihthe varsiit FItyG GA ES it 11ialI who1 111111 rmain wl1;v he1R10 kMESARE LAYE FORSPRIGGMS..h mhehont tdn Cti ON S ALE TOMORO Freshmen Defeat '08 Laws and 4: 5 (i ely ield.1111 ith111the1\iliallll Upprclassmen Selected to Offi- 111111r 1 cla...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL. XVTT. ANN ATII1k. 1CHI AN, NVf,"DNFLS)DAY, MAY 15, WILLIAMS NINE IS UNKNOWN QUANTITY S. '. Fo~tr1 t 'd:Old 07 10000V0. (-0) 1lo'. 1 O S. \V. lorry fieldI. fDTNV IOTE TO r> e d c , . " F r r i d C O - E D S ' R E S C U E Only Chance to See an Eastern -_JuiorGirsPesetFrceCom Team Play This Afternoon- I,l"VS1'1TIONS 1,1'RH Juir in reet areCon OF ' 107 t[IIcIII (:AN!; I)NS1A edy Portraying Situation at Team Is One of ...…
…VO VI.The Miichigan Daily Y~o L. XY 11. _ANN N AR I I( W'K. I N II (_ r A\N ,TI KI I. \ V. I\ N'DXA 1 .MA VARSITY MEETS WILLIAMS TODAY (lame Postponed Yesterday on Accounft of Rain-Easterners Will Play Illinois and Chicago. account ofIll)groundsXXil \heiIIIXXXV, Theeat')' r aried eseay ) Morning, n X 1no fe okn thXtowV A Xnmbr)f i)XlrnX XXalui from XX town )yesteXrayV Io see'th Xgame). TII))' lIhe \illiam iX ne X heatIn TaleX, La XarI. lar)m...…
…The Michigan Daily \\\N i-il iii Ii li \IH I N, Ni \ 1N VOL. XVII. WILLIAMS HELD TO 0-0 TIE BY OYITZ Varsity Pitcher Bolds Williams to 3 Hits in 13 Innings and Strikes Out 1I Men. sti, goxiig lxir xcni nniliing-; xiiixii eiter Stoe corng .r ruxi. TlI I e givixi- xxxcled t he r lxxx lxxthe thirtlxenth on at nxxiof vaklwsx aui c-xxxi Six a; xx a i xtv trdt thev inxield.Ix lhadalmos perfet con trd>xia l l x i me;,xxxx l(xxx ix ibutxx x pass to...…
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…The MichiganDal VOL. XVIIL No. 1617. MICHIGAN WINS FROM OHIO STATE Final Score Is 104 1-3 to 57 2-3- Giarrels and French Establish New Records. th 'O 1 t XXIra ';111 h 11111118t 11111818I'la tca XXX\ich load" ;,11111 I\0,;1(1 oneI. 11ml I1 a1111 .}11,1C,1w it 11111al (,t 1C Ca rel11"t 111 broke till-1111 va~ t " 1(1 111:1 1(1 % 8 1 , ill Ill, 220 -1 118' v 1'111111 hit I 3 3, X tll 'XX 11 of Ill"1 \ 1 1 it tll 111rclc 111"O ,11 b 1 c;ri1 h...…
…_The Mlichigan Dailly, VOL. XVII. ANN bRBtOR, MICHIGA\N, TI.1SDAXV I:\Y 21 1)07. Nou. 168. ........... . ......... . . . . . . ............. . . . . . . ................ . . . ....................... - MICHIGAN DEFEATS p WILL SOON BttFORMEID ARIMOIJR INSTITUTE Anwdaai raiain ekn will soonse Itolexistence. Ihis is Martin Pitches Good Ball-Sulli- the iprophecy imade yesterdlay by mem- van Gets First Home Run of hers of the Coedylyutb, Freseen...…
…71 M Jet -+ V v y i 4' ", ^, ..i u V t j 1. : .. v U - ., 4 . t7, 'J 1: -1; 7- --- -.- A , _ : "- Ste - J. f 7( I "'t " ,_, ,"+ r .may r .1 vJ, ',+ ' if ""' . l ' f r^ ""' 'J '-. ... V , '' ! - '- _ _ . V Y , -! ., r r, J. n r ; J' r., , !^ M ," r; ., V 1 1 l~" , t. 4 u C: , n n ;, y s Y J n r r,. n J. '", y l ~' f;, y ,. W . r. v." :-n c ^. 7w n ^: a:. r~ r. K .. ^z "' ^ n" J .. . J ' u ys 7° ' 4- :i ,, _. i r " .,+ i '+" k C I .. v I i...…
…The Michigan Dil ANN \111( l. I .1011 'I IIG 6AN RL.Y. MAY ti. LOCAL SALOONS ARE EXPLOREDI Sociological Studenits I nvestigate Local Liquor Conditions-En- forcernent of Laws Necessary. That 1 ,11k. I '211Ill 7Alm .222 2222221.1c ]\ c I i f t e '122221 t I ti22cl 1 112 )I 22 1 22 lt )<ti 1 1 1 2212 c2 12212' 1N~c c t I ~' il.; 11 2222rjaI hal lcir2r211 y~ c-a af .-1() II It )211 1 > 2 22>22 2atth ct ], w a liN 7888NIP NWIGHTO 1121 'uirlieray...…
…The Michiga al \\ NiI. N1I I l(\I IDA\N NI\NMAY )0 VOL. XVII. No. 1 1 "PREP" ATHLETES APPEAR TODAY Twenty-One Schools will be Rep- resented in Michigan's Annual Interscholastic Track Meet. Neariivly xxwo 1111undrdahlts rpe of NI ichixivxx. Ohio andIxinoiiiixis, w i tA P' p l l, day anti tomorrow''xi. i heinx r Ixir tel x.Prlimxixx xxinares xii ccxx. th wight c xxix iill I'xi ldx todiiay.ii commenclv'iing xt 2 :. Th'l'lxc \%il lxc'ii Sa'xxx...…
…The Michigan Daily VOL. XVII. \N \ktRI L ICRIII-1\, SAVIN IiI AY, MAV 25, i()tt7 CALIJING "KITTY!' ~""' STUDENTS CANNOT PLAY MASTER PIECES Corbin Speaks on "The Univer- sity and the Stage-Criticizes Ben Greet's Methods the proution f hegi atet asc pieces ofiiithe drmaiiiii makeihi emii rathirrviicuo in i hi ate pl w il ac tivcd thil piecei uii eiii the tii cxtrn~cof il,- iica com ly a d t - ini hi t ur strdy ftrnon o but iii tm i iire ied ...…
…The Mkichigan Daily . \N .R11,-ill R\llC -I~I \\,SU!NDAY. M\L \ 26 () It VOL. XVII. t)i~. 173, MORGAN PARK WINS ii ' e1- ' -t> WOMEN DISPLAY - - __ - _ - - ate. ,,, I~ll l~l1I1 L' III pl lldld fo i t l e- I-- _ _ _ _ - - - INTERSCHlOLASTIC fis mte ' oalesfrth etot Mills Takes Lead rom (rand 'l ori1c.t. . rnir f ng 11ptthI Rapids, Scoring 18 Points- SulivaHonr tama-. lok'th Detroit Central Takes Third. haf-il"il-i-i-;-. -i-i-i-g utin V.a ...…
…The Mkichigan Daily N(>, 171. RAC~K MEN LE4VE iNlj I uk N 3FR(I l"(S\ICi''WKS TODAY FOR EAST Ten Athletes Will Make Trip- Captain Carrels May Enter Four Events. Ic iser I t Nat it ti MaNil Fleche, tipll ae 'nn11 ArborI atS 1:;;1 wh r ih ian till c "lllllagin"sl th 'atil'ail T 'hill 'l l I im ' tn l Itt till I 1r. lc.C c ~tc 11mc1)1111.i Frenchand hath. Cmhridtllb Ca ianCarei4ntill l tehi; itt Iit t iosa ,flvo ahchew llttsiu Nil il(, da till...…
…The Michigran aily No. 1; LAWS 9UALIFY FOR FINALS; bITS WIN Engineer-i Are Shut Out, S toO0- Gfilbert Twirls Good (Game Last Semi-Final Game Today. firatlrCI, cure; Wcrc 1,l: 11:Iif ()f the f4mrth, wi pct hll, Flitcrllft lccl t itlrlcr clt+ ice. ltki _lI rrrur rIt -lltirt S.lx .ICI: e c rc ;Ill cm trccl into tllt° lici 1 htit waI it het hx 1jTEACHERS MUST M .(,A IA S t '' I) r iialdthe "ia tlll t he yii - Il-- w ill I-i-i- lat-cd ithl :I.I...…
…The Mlichigan Dail y AN N 1'\'II( II I( HiI \, I'II(I kS1)1I) \\ 3",I1\O(')j . Voi. XVII. _ _ _ M, A. C. SHUT OUT BY VARSITY, 2-0 Whipple Pitches One-Hit (Game ---Mellon Gets Three Hits--- Will Play 0. S. U. Today, Michl-an tiitt il 1l it: C. °r ia,2t i- oiii i lI-lt"1 t he fourt~t~ th ititi ctr t e L n inll tau >1ti ll-it itt lcn t icr l llt ir i'i c t cltt~ tim , MS, 11 fo r l t i 'f h- tIll \4't aclell, ~tI-t ot ill city i; tillcd with -...…
…The Michigan Daily ,VOL XVI. VAU DEVI LLE FEATURIES ANNARDOR MICIDIAN. '1:\DY.MY r, 1906. No. 149. UNDERCLASS CONTESTS MICHIGAN WILL MEET ARE FINALLY ARRANGED - CLEVER~ List of Stunts Contains Many Orig- i inal tdeas-Sale of Seats For Big Show Continues Today. Yesterays temenncos seat sale showe that tie statents hati confidence inth itUniionttinistre sttw, even witi- nitan'injtimiate kossedgof just wiat tins itoe given. Last night, how...…
…The Michigan Daily ,TOL. XVI. CHICAGO FOOTBALL GAME PROBABLY CALLED OFF Chicago Has Apparently Asked to Be Released Fronm Contract--Mich- igan Will rant Request. From pre'scnt indicsations it is highly inpoal hat the foothll gaite te- fur nexti Nouieimibir iwill eversi le plye. ACiaodshpth sin oeof last ight's Deitpes sttiI that te ftoestli ,,f ie L iii iiiti of .Chiicguhail o- I Idd eutist toiPrIidsieit t igell ltiuuuhsitis iupsisilitobas ex...…
…The Michigan Daily JToL. XVI. MICHIGAN IS SHUT OUT BY OBERLIN Varsity Gets Beautiful Trimming 3=0 -Errors Lose Game Despite Mar= tin's Good Pitching. 'th asitt didttl Clook notch like iiiptnpossvesteday. After- gtving a lt-iit beatintg lto two of the best col- thaleed lutgersott tie lotcti aggre- -u-sti were helpless before iin Oberlin tit iwhsetontiy qualifict iont ts a ither seemiedlto hi his aitlity to ptt iding ott teipart of histesiamn n...…
…The Michigan Daily tTOL. XVI. \NoRR)R, MICllIlAN, 1]i1 D A, \f\1Y , 1o01. NO.,I1 2. I0 MINS Everything in Readi cessful Performa Parade and Placi iations. futll dre~strehearse (I tod ot the first Tile111 1111a0'(-" I al-sl ileeltet o 1 a 10,1,thesow uoni-tittk T0h111111sthirds0 ti+ 1 rwith tdashand. slnwee ostts (if thtl ;tires of therethea1111 . pat S awthigte tfare 6 11tt)1 - tlc ijigt. 1 U~~~T I ~ erty-, tiownItLilerty 11o Matit alog ...…
