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…Saturday, June 21, 1969 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Five 1 Regents approve Hawkins 7 synthetic grass signs with' Ph .- For Direct Classified Ad Service, Phone 764-0557 Monday through Friday, 10:00 to 3:00 By LEE KIRK It's official. Tartan Turf now{ has Regental approval and will be installed in time for next fall's games. The action came as no surprise to anyone. ' Athletic Director Don Canham first unveiled his plans for instal- lation...…
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…" SOAYh JUNE 29,1965: THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. JUNE 29. 1965 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Summer By BRUCE WASSERSTEIN At the ing, Cut Summer is said to be the season originally for administrators to raise costs of been mor attending the University. improvin This year was no exception, it it was de( appears, as dorm fees were hiked of the fe by $50 at a Regents' meeting June Grants 18 and there still looms the possi- able in t bility of a tuition...…
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…THURSDAY, JUNE 26, 1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'THTIRSDAY. JUNE 28, 1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY KEYNOTES LECTURE SERIES: Owens Describes Efforts To Aid Youth By EARL POLE "The problems of today's youth are not their inherent shortcom- ings, but the result of a lack of competent leadership" former Olympic great Jesse Owens said yesterday in his keynote address for "American Youth, 1962," a Summer Session lecture series. Owens' lecture, "The Pro...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Ti SMichaels Predicts Inv Snow Cites New Worries About Population Growth blooded man. Nuclear is deplor- able, he declared. Snow said that his recent state- ments on nuclear war had been interpreted to pessimistically. There may be no nuclear war, but "as weapons perculate, the chance that one or two- may go off is great." "Personally, I am quite sorry about the moon program com- petition between the United States and the...…
…PAGE SLY THE MICHIGAN DAILY iMirmv_ .rrrnv-v,,Q. I c a at SYU'P~~I TLT'91~i VJMIJOAY, JU1VJL S, 1Jtit ib MiFchigan Ties for T hird inw ig 10 Track Tourney WITH INTENSE CONCENTRATION and pole poised for the jump, (Canamare sprints clown the runway toward the 15' 4" bar. Canamare, the Wolverine captain, set a Big Ten record of 15' 91i" in winning the pole vault title last ,year. POLE-VAULTERI GEORGE CANAMVAIIE sizes uip the height of t...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TCJESDAY: JUNE 7_ 1999 PAGE SIX TIlE MICIHGAN I)AILY T1TI~~flAV flThJ'V 'Y 1O~ z tura.Ao.R.S,, - ljr Ia, Slu 0 SPORTS SHORTS: Russell Seeks Pro By The Associated Press CHICAGO-Cazzie Russell, All- America from Michigan and the No. 1 draft choice of the New York Knickerbockers of the Na- tional Basketball Association, said yesterday he'd junk the sport which made him famous if base- ball "makes me the right o...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JUNE 9, x 9166 PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. ITINE 9. 1~ .a.:. vs."vi.... s vv aaa:a vi .VVV p AFL, NFL Plan To Merge UAC Presents Jazz in the Sun, By The Associated Press NEW YORK -- The National, Football League and American Football League announced plans yesterday for a merger into a giant circuit of 26 teams in 25 cities under a single commissioner. The commissioner will be Pete Rozel...…
…PAGE °SI C THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY. JUNE 10. 1986 A E -E-G.IYIA:INIII WAJWCA JL 1 40 %d 1'%Wj AV, AVVU 11 RYUN TO RUN MILE: 1' Four 'M' Thinelads Enter USTFF Meet Four Michigan thinclads and Another AATC entry, Bryan five athletes from the Ann Arbor Westfield, is ranked 20th in the Track Club are included in the nation in the 440-yard intermed- outstanding contingent of the na- iate hurdles. Both Soudek and tion's best trackmen enter...…
…1 ?"AGE SIX. THEMICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JUNE 21,1966 PAGE SIX TINE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, JUNE 21, 1966 how do you know you're getting the truth out of Viet Nam? Would you believe a Pulitzer Prize winner? mould you believe three? * OF A 4 1964 MALCOLM BROWNE-THE AP 1965 HORST FAAS--THE AP In a war as complex, scattered and confused as the current military and political struggle in Viet Nam, it's difficult to separate hard facts fr...…
…PAE SIrx THE MICHIGAN DAILY TiTF..qT)AV_ JYTNF 95R- love, PAGESIXTHE ICHGAN AIL 'T'TI~QflA' T~h~r~Q n~t d Vrlal:ltxu, ,l1,)AZ Z5, llfbb SPORTS SHORTS: Pro Soccer League To Form Golf itles Elude cM Newton By The Associated Press SAN FRANCISCO - A North American professional s o c c e r league has won approval and the franchise owners - who include some of the biggest front-office names in sports-now hope to get their hands into natio...…
…PAGE aSIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JUNE 29, 1966 WAGE SI THE MICHIGAN I~AILY WEDNESDAY. JUNE 2~l. 1~4~i~ s w wwaia asvssa . .} V V1l L, NV} ivVV WIMBLEDON TENNIS: Santana, Drysdale Reach Semis WIMBLEDON, England (AP) - Manuel Santana, Spain's darling of the Wimbledon tennis aficio- nados, and the handsome South African Cliff Drysdale reached the semifinals' of the Wimbledon men's singles yesterday and braced themselves to break th...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY TNTTR qn Av _TTl vv X11 Y ner ?AGElayersLLesent!hccI SIXaIs TIinter's'U IU x1luli..5ijAx"JU1VL:iU 1 u6 Aff Aff AV TXAI1 i 4 By ROSS B. YOUNG lycus, a cut purse and general rogue. Last night I spent a very en-j Alo of very worthy note were joyable three hours seeing one of Miss Suzzane Young as Dorcas, William Shakespeare's later plays, Susan Reynolds as Mopsa, Mr. "Winter's Tale" produced by the Michael C. Ge...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, June 4,1968 RAINOUITS CoSTLY: Diamondmen overcome frustrations, fih in fou ,rth By ROBIN WRIGHT "Michigan should have won the Big Ten baseball title, be- cause we should have won all theI conference games," said Michigan baseball coach Milbry (Moby) Benedict. After a weekend of rained out games, the Michigan ball club was left in a disappointing fourth place in the Big Ten with a 9-win and 5-loss record. The Wol...…
…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, June 6, 1968 4 54 SCORELESS INNINGS: Drysdale breaks major league shutout record with 5-0 blitz By The Associated Press LOS ANGELES-Thirty minutes after Don Drysdale had broken the major league record by pitch- ing his. sixth straight scoreless game, the Los Angeles Dodger was asked if he might want an extra day before returning to the mound. , "Naw," drawled Drysdale in matter of fact fashion, "I'll take...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, June 7, 1968 _,r.... . .. . . WILL GRIMSLEY (Editor's Note: This article is the fourth of a six-part series on collegiate football by, Associated Press sports writer Will Grimsley TUSCALOO0SA, Ala. - A visitor to the University of Ala- bama campus seeking a conference with head football coach Paul "Bear" Bryant is directed first to a sumptuous, $3,294,000 structure with a glistening dome. He is led to a ...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, June S, 1968 Blame it all on the faculty, baby By ROBERT JOHNSTON The Academic Revolution, by Christopher Jencks and David Ries- man. Doubleday, $10.00. JN THIS FOURTH year of the American student rebellion "stu- dent power" has become a nationwide call to arms. With Colum- bia, the students have succeeded beyond the wildest dreams of Berkeley's Free Speech Movement; they have brought the Uni- versity...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, June 11, 1968 COMING OFF WIN: Billy Casper solid ' fa vorite to capture U.S Open' .,>;, .' ROCHESTER, N.Y. ()-Golf's sun-scorched nomads moved into Rochester yesterday and came to two quick conclusions about the 68th U.S. Open championship, starting Thursday: I Bill Casper appears to be the man to beat for the title. The 6,962-yard, par 70 Oak Hill course favors the sniper and not= the slugger-you have to Jab he...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Slugger By ROBIN WRIGHT Astros w "I was ready to sign. of high afraid tb "Besides, the offer was real my pock hard to turn down." Quote Elliott Maddox, Michigan howo outfielder, Big Ten batting champ, school s winner of the Ray L. Fisher Most n't ask Valuable Player Award and num- ber one draft choice of the Detroit Tigers. One of four Wolverines drafted, Maddox is the only one so far to sign a professional cont...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAIL'Y' Friday, June 14, 1968 SECURE ATOP AMERICAN: . _a r- z- =--"- 4 Surging By The Associated Press The American League isn't waiting for next year's expansion to go to two divisions. They'vegot two right now. And that's too bad for devotees of tight pennant races because the read battle seems to be for fourth place. The pace-setting Detroit Tigers, who haven't won a flag since 1945, boosted their lead to five games over ...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, June 15, 1968 Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, June 15, 1968 Pop, By ELIZABETH WISSM Mind's Country, by Ba LeBost. Villiers, $2.9. The Liverpool Scene, e Edward Lucie-Smith. D day. $, 195. Cables to the Ace, by T as Merton. New Dire $1.25. Among these three vo are to be found at least th oretic poles of much conte] ary poetry. There is, atpr no visible domination of E: verse by a single school, ...…
…t Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, June 18, 1968 t THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, June 18, 1968 .t:.. Elliott, Strack to coach kids in summer program Coaches will teach basics, direct drills in five sports * * * * * * * * * USC the 'team to beat in NCA A tourney (Continued from Page 1) Dave Strack, basketball coach, will include instructional films, conditioning drills, and supervised competitive team games in his prog...…
…Page Six "THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, June 19, 1968 Page Six THE MICHiGAN I~A1LY Wednesday, June 19, 1968 Fishbach, Marcus only M' netters left in NCAA' s By PHIL BROWN sports Editor Special To The Daily SAN ANTONIO, Texas - The' National Collegiate Tennis Cham- pionships wore through a second grueling day here yesterday with few upsets being recorded. Two rounds of singles were played, cutting the number of re- maining players ...…
…t I J°H MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, June 25, 1958 'YOUNG TURK' GROUP: 4 I Triple Your Reading Efficiency With Comprehension and Recall NAACP faction asks convention meeting in Resurrection city 4r ATLANTIC CITY, N.J. (M-A militant faction at the National Association for the Advancement of Colored People's convention called yesterday for the meeting to adjourn and then reconvene at Resurrection City in Washington. Chester Lewis, leader...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, June 27,' 1968 v i s ,. Baseball execs call for NEW YORK (P) - Baseball's executive council, heeding Com- niissioner William D. Eckert's call for a "united front,'' has recom- mended uniform scheduling and division play next year when the major leagues expand to 12 teams apiece. Following a eeting in New Yorc yesterday he five-man ex- ecutive council, headed by the commissioner, unanimously rec- om...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY F=riday, June 28, 1 968 Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, June 28, 1968 ROOKIE RUMBLE All-America game: Landry vs. Beban? d Paid Political Advertisement) Are you doing anything more important between now and November5th? #1 ATLANTA, Ga. (') -- Greg Landry, unheralded qcarterback from Massachusetts, will duel college football's 1967 glamour boy, Gary Beban, in the Coaches All-American football game to- nig...…
…Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, June 29, 1968 Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY The pleasures of pop-psychology By JOHN RODENBECK English Department King, Queen, Knave, by Vladimir Nabokov. McGraw-Hill, $5.95. Written originally in Russian and published forty years ago, King, Queen, Knave was Vladimir Nabokov's second novel and strikes me as being one of his very best. And in spite of what Andrew Field, who is amusingly described on the d...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JUNE 1, 1967 PAGE SiX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JUNE 1,1967 Foyt Wins ndy '500' Turbine I i r E As Jones Proves By PETER BRETT Special To The Daily , INDIANAPOLIS-The checkered flag finally came down for A. J. Foyt after a "nerve racking" and utterly unpredictable 51st running of the "500" yesterday. Parnelli Jones, driving the only turbine powered car in the race, had held a nearly constant ...…
…ME smc THlE 3MCHIGAIN DAILY FRIDAY, JUNE 2, 196, Olympian Roth Hit By Typhoid STANFORD, Calif. (R)-Olympic swimmer Dick Roth has been hos- pitalized with typhoid fever and may possibly never swim again, Stanford University health of- ficer Hal Wilson said yesterday. Roth and four other Stanford athletes--all members of the same fraternity house-are in the uni- versity's health center and are doing well, according to Dr. Mau- rice Osborne, di...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1967 PAGE SIX FIlE MiCUIGAN flAtLY WEDNESDAY, JUNE 7, 1967 I I t' t$ K: ii7 f University Activities would like following: to thank I Center the Big Ten F Domino's. 'arty Store Pizza- Englanders FollIett's Greene's Cleaners A Krazy Jim's, Blimpy Burger Michigan Pharmacy Moe's Sport Shops, Overbeck Book Store Old Heidelberg Restaurant Pizza Loy & Dairy Joy I- free out...…
…SUIC THE MICHIGAN DAILY SIX TUE MICHIGAN DAILY X1-Big Ten Baseball Berths Jo to Minnesota, 'M's' Fisher * 4: Orioles Draft Choice In Free-Agent Picks 0 CHICAGO UP) - Third - place Minnesota landed three berths, one more than repeating champion Ohio State, on the 1967 All-Big Ten baseball team named by con- ference coaches yesterday. f Fourth-place Wisconsin, like Ohio State, won two berths and one each went to Michigan State, Indiana ...…
…I SIx THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JUNE 9,1967 USAC Asks Turbine Car Investigation By The Associated Press CHICAGO, Ill.-Anthony "An- dy" Granatelli figures the United States Auto Club virtually has ap- proved his controversial turbine race car., The president of Studebaker's STP Division said in a statement last night that a decision to refer the question of the engine's power output to a committee of turbine experts "is tantamount to ap- pro...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY ATTTRInAnti 1TtATV to IOVY .,... XT E C IANUAL CJts. ultJ&W2 AX,41J UAI, iu7 T' Twins Fire Mele ST. PAUL-MINNEAPOLIS (R) ; -Minnesota Twins President Cal- vin Griffith fired Sam 'Mele as his club's manager late yesterday and a short time later named Cal Ermer as the successor. Ermer, 42, takes over the Twins after 2'/2 seasons as manager of the Twins' Triple-A farm team at Denver in the Pacific Coast League. ...…
… SixT THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JUNE 16, 1967 i 'Greatest' Su,-mD In Exhibition At Cobo Hall Special To The Daily By JOHN LOTTIER DETROIT - Although notably slower and overweight, Muham- mad Ali was still good enough to be "the greatest," at least against the likes of Orville Qualls and Al- vin "Blue" Lewis in two three round exhibitions last night at Cobo Hall. Burdened with 16 ounce gloves and headgear (regulation require- ments for a...…
…PAGE SIX THE.lYIIC ICA DAILY" ~ll IA E 1T 'TU IA~ A T 'y~a"A T~~E A~n .1L4ZJZ2.lA ,iuji~l 'J~V .y7 'M's Jacobs Cops Trampoline Title Dave Jacobs, ace trampoline, gymnast for the Michigan team," won his specialty for the United States Team at the World Tram- . poline Meet in London Saturday. E ' Jacobs, a junior, won the title from teammate Wayne Miller, also. competing at the London meet, : who had earned the title in 1966 " in the World ...…
…PAGE SIB rHE MICHICA IIAILY , PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY U += s" v. +w . .p Yew mar: !M'+] VV Aui For Gets 5-Year Sentence AL RACE TIGHTENS: Detroit Moves up on Chicago; St. Louis Bolsters League Lead 0 Riefusmng Indu ction Released on Bond for Appeal; Quic Decision ncludes Fine * * * * * * By The Associated Press HOUSTON, Tex.-Heavyweight Champion, Muhammad Ali lost a bout in Federal Court yesterday as an all-white jury fo...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DA~ILY ,. . . iTTES4DAL#. V. IT-NEN27.19G'7 ., Bands, Bars: Something for Everyone Hre ... Ann Arbor bars have something of , his bar to the Movers, whose for everyone. leader moans nasally to the solid Bimbo's gives away peanuts and accompaniment of developing side- features Rich Block and the Gas- men. lighters (yes, Virginia, they really Trouble at potentially explo- do have a banjo); urban blues sive Clint'...…
