…Page Ten THE SUMMER DAILY Friday, July 20, 1973 PageTenTHE UI6MER AIL FriayJuly20,197 TO HAL, MY PAL read the note Muhammed Ali left for Hal O'Connor yesterday. Hal, pictured above with his mother, is a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital. He had a 15 minute private audience with the former champ yesterday. HOSPITAL VISIT: Ali still a real champion to Hal (Continued Bor nPage i1 his young daughters, Al spent 15 minutes with Hal and then said...…
…SPage Ten '111-4E SU)MMER DA#LY Saturday, July 2#, 11973 PageTen HE SMMERD~iL Satrday Jul 21,197 Jumbo jet hijacked; one passenger killed I~t~tS11e!. we6:25-9 10 [WALT SMEY'S IEA ACIEVEN By iThe AP An [CP Three hijackers claiming to be Japanese leftists commandeered a jumbo jet from Amsterdam last night and after the craft landed in the Persian Gulf sheikdom of Dubai a corpse and a wounded crewman were removed. The hijackers said they w...…
…Page Ten THE SUMMER DAILY Wednesday, July 25, 1973 CONTRADICTS NIXON E L N Ehrlichman testifies t ronted triom monv that a provision of the U. S. Code was sufficient author- ity for the break-in of Ellsberg's- psychiatrist's office. TIlE CHAIRMAN argued that the pros ision of lass' pertained onl to wiretap disclosures and has nothing to do with bur- glary." Ehrliclhman and his . attorney, John Wilson, argued that a for- eign intelligence a...…
…THE SUMMER DAILY Thursday, July 26, 1973 U.S. bombing illegal (continued from Page3) certain terns that that's not the of Appeals extends the stay, the way an American President bombing has to stop this week- acts." end. Judd wrote, "What is involved "Second, in a more important in this case is not the training or sense, it is judicial recognition tactics of American forces, but that the President simply cannot whether Congress has authorized...…
…Page Ten THE SUMMER DAILY Friday, Jury 27, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY Friday, July 27, 1973 Nixon sued by Senate did, however, produce two of the documents Cox's subpoena asked. Cox immediately asked for a court order requiring Nixon's compliance with the subpoena 'and Sirica gave the White House until Aug. 7 to respond. ay prOtE "Boys in i SC outinued from Pa e :3) the choice of leaving or staying. Nearly all viewers remained. Although police...…
…TE SUJMMER DAILY Tuesday, July 1, 1973 Haldeman admits he's heard tapes (Contlind from P-cet, yet to be resotved by the courts, "I THINK it's a strange thing that Mr. Haldeman can hear the tapes but this committee cannot hear them,' said Sen. Sam Er- vin, (D-N.C ),the comittee chairman. Later in the day, deputy press secretary Gerald Warren ack- nowledged that two other White House staffers had' also heard some tapes. He said teplen Bull, ...…
…Tuesday, July1,'!Q,1973 THE SUMMER DAILY Page Eleven" Tuesday, July 10, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY Page Eiever' SHREVEPORT NEW HOME: McLain demoted Major League Leaders AMERICAN LEAGUE NATIONAL LEAGUE BATTING (150 at bats)-Blomberg, BATTING (150 at bat)-Mota, LA, NY, ,379; Carew, Min, .343; W.Horton, .342; Unser, Phi, .338; Watson, Htn, Det, .342; Bumbry, Bal, .319; Murcer, .336; Goodson, SF, .324; W.Robinson, NY, .313. Phi, .323. RUNS-R.Jacks...…
…Wednesday, July 11, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY Page Eleven Tennis court shortage answers few Ed. Note: This is the second and final part o jf an analysis of the role the Summer Tennis Club plays in the current Ann Arbor tennis court shortage. By RANDY PHILLIPS Although the Summer Tennis Club, which operates on the eleven varsity courts under the auspices of the Athletic Depart- ment, has an increasing propor- tion of student members, com- plain...…
…Thursdoy,} July 12, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY Page Eleven YANCEY, NICKLAUS ONE SHOT BEHIND Wei win a hx ican of t Cha Tn man to thre lishe clOs men Ni ed whe Weiskopf leads ROON, Scotland (Mt - T o m their worst. Conditions had bet- 71- the only others skopf conquered chill, gusty tered only slightly when Weis- break par 72 on the 7, ds off the Firth of Clyde with kopf played in the late after- of gorse and heather, th ard-won 68 and led an A...…
…Friday, July 13, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY Poge Eleven FriayJuy 1, 973TH SUMERDALY ag Elve I Sports of The Daily I I Stones rc Dwight Stones raise in triumph after setting high jump record of' inches Wednesday. UCLA dropout, was medal winner in last ye pies held in the sam Stadium in which hes tounding record. Ston that he doesn't have m standing up straight a fast but claims he can jump. Ile proved that " WASTENAW BEAUTY & BARBER SUPPL...…
…Saturdaoy, July 14, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY Page Eleven Saturd...Ju,.ly 4 97lH SME.AIYPgeEee TROC Weiskop a near 6, fashi retained terdayi British! Weisk the firs: champi Millerx day, bu with a the sea Troon ( Miller TWO-WAY RACE IN OPEN eiskopf maintains N, Scotland (M - Tom who scored a major upset in the final round. if scrambled back from U.S. Open a month ago, closed Nicklaus, winner of 13 major -disastrous double bogey to within a si...…
…Tuesday, July 17, 1973.a THESUMMER DAILY Page Eleven --------------- Sen. Tunney boosts Amateur Athletic Bill By JACK SIMMS Associated Press Sports Writer NEW YORK - A U.S. senator labeled as clap trap yesterday the arguments of opponents to the Amateur Athletic Act and termed the proposed bill the "most important piece of sports legislation in the history of Congress." SEN. JOHN TUNNEY, (D.-CALIF.,) said those in charge of the U.S. Olym...…
…WensaJuly 18, 1973 THE SUMAMER DAILY Page Eleven Wednesday, July 18, 1973 THE SUMMER DAiLY Page Eleven Mixed League Bowling Sign Up Now' MinBowling 40c per game WIN A FREE- GAME MICHIGAN UNION BILLIARDS Open 11 a.m. Mon.-Sot. - 1 p.m. Sun. SPECIAL! HOT CHOCOLATE Everyone Welcome! GRAD COFFEE IQPIAPV~) HOUR WEDNESDAY 8-10 p.m. West Conference Room, 4th Floor RACKHAM LOTS OF PEOPLE LOTS OF FOOD Free Arts Festival-Ann Arbor Street Art Fair ...…
… Thursday, July 19, 1973 Mixed League Bowling Sign Up Now! M Pin Bowling 40c per game WIN A FREE GAME MICHIGAN UNION BILLIARDS Open 11 a.m. Mon.-Sat. - 1 p.m. Sun. THE SUMMER DAILY Page Eleven ;= ,; i f';, . ARE YOU COLOR BLIND? We Need You For Color Vision Experiments WE PAY CALL Fred, 764-0574 , . I ! I VALUABLE COUPON Worth $1.24 R U: FREE; Buy 1 delicious Mr. Tony's Hot Torpedo Sandwich with jumbo Coke and get ! I * 1 another Hot Tor...…
…Friday, July 20, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY Doge Eleven Friday, July 20 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY Page Eleven I Sports of The Daily I Williams hospitalized; AL Stars completed Oakland manager Dick Williams yesterday completed his American League All-Star team, probably took a look at it, began to laugh, and busted his guts, resulting in his immediate and hasty departure to Merritt Hospital in Oakland for an emergencyappendectomy. The operation ...…
…Saturday, July 21, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY Page Eleven Mays selected for 24th All-Star Game SAN FRANCISCO (A) - Willie Mays, a last-minute addition to the National League squad, will be captain of the team for Tues- day night's All-Star Game in Kansas City. National League President Chub Feeney announced today that he and Manager Sparky Anderson of the Cincinnati Reds have added the 42-year-old New York Mets' player to the team. It will be M...…
…Wednesday, July 25, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY Page Eleven Weneda_. ul.2..97 TE UM ERDALYPae lee Sports of The ilaiy I Football news Wide receiver Lance Rentzel of the Los Angeles Rams was suspended yesterday for the 1973 season for conduct detrimental to the National Football League. Rentzel has been under probation after being convicted of indecent exposure and, on another occasion, for possession of marijuana. Pete Rozelle, commissioner o...…
…'Thursday, July 26, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY + Page Eleven. Local businesses owe delinquent tax (continuedfrom Page 3) Hall said he had no ethical qualms about violating the tax laws because "this is business and in business you take the path if YOU see news happen call 76-DA ILY of least resistance and interest." Bentley commented that he had "mixed feelings" about raising penalty rates on delin. quent taxes, claiming it would hurt the smal...…
…Friday, July 27, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY Page Eleven ,S ,r Sports of The Daily By The Associated Press Secretariat and Riva Ridge to meet in match race NEW YORK - Meadow Stable stablemates Secretariat, the Triple Crown winner, and Riva Ridge, 1972 Kentucky Derby and Belmont wininer, will race against each other in a $250,000 match race Sept. 15 at Belmont Park, it was announced yesterday at Aqueduct Race Track. The 1-1/8-mile race will be nat...…
…Tuesday. July 31, 19~3 THE SUMMIER DAILY page Eleven T~io , i Ju , 3 7E M AP l Safe at home Jamie McAndrew, the strapping young son of hurler James Mc- Andrew, crawls home in the New York Met father and son game Sunday. As McAndrew comes struggling' home, M e t pitching ace (right) Tom Seaver tries to run him home. Con- sidering the state of health that the Mets are in at this moment, the signing of McAndrew junior could be beneficial to ...…
…Page Twelve THE SUMMER DAILY Tuesdoy, July 10, 1973 With the mercury jumping ever upward, a brave John Had! opens 7 20 icamp with the rest of tbe Los Angeles Rams yesterday. Hadi, acquired in an off-season trade and now the man to succeed dis- " gruntled Ram signal caller Ro- 48 man Gabriel, is aided in the - basics of dr-essing by split re- A~~s - ~~ceiver Jack Snow.oftetobe 9 m San Diego Chargers, has been Ngaath afed genera who has il be...…
…Page Twelve THE SUMMET DAILY SH ARON STICKS TWO Wednesday, JulyI 11,1973 Tigers corral Rangers [Sports of The Daily I Gura garners aid Ray Gura, captain of Michigan's gymnastics team this past winter, has been awarded a $1,000 post-graduate scholarship by the NCAA. Gura, who led Michigan to the Big Ten title and a fourth- place finish in the NCAA meet, tis taking graduate courses at Penn State this fall. He majored in physical educati...…
…I1 Page Twelve THE SUMMER DAILY Thursday, July 12, 1973 Northrup's bat erupts 8 RB/s, 2 HRs bury Rangers, 14-2 I Sports or The Daily I Record leap MUNICH-Dwight Stones of the United States set a world record in the high jump with a leap of 7-61/ yesterday in a track meet against West Germany and Switzerland. Stones, 19, of Glendale, Calif., set the new mark on his third. and final try bettering the old standard by a quarter inch, for...…
…Poge Twelve THE SUMMER DAILY Friday, July 13, 1973 N Weiskp h, lengthens r;pn.la S.,. TROON, Scotland UP) - Long 'e-Tom Weiskopf stretched his lead Y Y to three strokes yesterday and still cheerful Lee Trevino con- st ceded that his hopes are gone for a third consecutive British Open Golf Championship. "You can't win every time," Trevino said yesterday after his -.. 73 left him 13 strokes off Weis- kopf's blistering pace through two round...…
…Page Twelve THE SUMMER DAILY Saturday, July 14, 1973 BUMS PACE TIGERS Murcer homers Royals Sports of The Daily I Aaron: 17 away from ecstacy Not winning too many NEW YORK-"Welcome, Tricia Nixon Cox and Edward Cox," read the scoreboard at Yankee Stadium Thursday night during the New Yorkers game with the Kansas City Royals. When the message appeared, it prompted a 10-second out- burst of boos and catcalls from some of the 18,000 persons...…
…Page Twelve THE SUMMER DAILY Tuesday, July 17, 1973 DIVISION RACES TIGHTEN Royal swatters batter Tigers I AN Sports of The Daily j Coyle cut HOUSTON-Ex-Michigan offensive goard Tom Coyle was handed his walking papers by the Houston Oilers yesterday. Coyle, who was not drafted in the annual college selections de- spite his status on the Wolverine line, was a free agent. Lilly leaves DALLAS-Veteran all-pro Bob Lilly, the Dallas Cowboys'...…
… Poge Twelve THE SUMMER DAILY Wednesday, July 18, 1973 Page Twelve THE SUMMER DAILY Wednesday, July 18, 1973 *nder Nrbe By CHUCK BLOOM athletes over a five-year span, was re- and wire Service Reports vealed by an ambitious Champaign busi- The University of Illinois, damaged by a e D a j nessman Mel Brewer, who was angered slush-fund scandal in 1967 is once again over not being appointed to the then-va- under the investigative eye of the N...…
… Page Twelve THE SUMMER DAILY Thursday, July 19, 1973 Ain't no doubt: By The Asociated Press DETROIT -- D e t r o i t pelted KassCity pitching fir five uni the fourth inning and six more in the fifth, with Gates Brown and Dick McAuliffe pac- ing the barrage with three-run homers, and the Tigers went on to rout the Royals 14-4 last night. Joe Coleman breezed to his 15th victory-second high in the American League-against eight losses as the ...…
… -Poge Twelve THE SUMMER DAILY ' +riday, July 20, 1973 a~oge Twele THE SUMMR DAILY fIdyJuy2,17 CHUCK BLOOM: Friday on HERE ARE EIGHT million stories in the Naked City, and this isn't one of them. It was hot in Ann Arbor on a Thurs- day afternoon. I was working out of Sports Department in the air-conditioned editorial offices. My partners were Charles Stein, Bob Barkin, Gordon Atche- son, and Ken Fink. My name is Friday . . I mean Bloom. T...…
…P"aDge Twelve THE SUMMER DAILY Saturday, July 21, 1973 FREGOSI PACES TAILENDERS Rangers shame Tigers, 8-6 SSports of The Daily I Yankee wood splinters Wilbur From Wire Service Reports Money talks QUEBEC - Rejean Houle, a young forward who helped the Montreal Canadiens win the National Hockey League's Stanley Cup last season, signed a three-year contract yesterday with the World Hockey Association. Announcement that the 23-year-old rig...…
…Page Twelve THE SUMMER DAILY Wednesday, July 25, 1973 NL.plastersIAL17-I Benc, BodsDavis powder HRs urner Daily a ct From, Wire Servce lReports, KANSAS CITY - The National League All-Stars thoroughly crushed the vaunted American League pitching staff wvinning the 44th annual All-Star Classic 7-1 last night. Johnny Bench, Bobby Bonds, and Willie Davis all pounded homers off California pitchers to lead the senior circuit to its 25th svin ov...…
…Page Twelve ,THE SUMMER DAILY Thursday, July 26, 1973 -e - -TESM E AIYTusa,1uy2,17 DH closes tale By MARC FELDMAN THE DESIGNATED HITTER has not provided all the remedies for the chronic problems of the American League-no one expected it would. However, the DH. has certainly helped the A.L. achieve some sort of parity with the older and more recently successful National League. Evert if the traditionalists and detractors of the desig- na...…
… Page Twelve THE SUMMER DAILY Friday, July 27, 1973 B rnkman's HR wins, Howard adds 2HRs to aid Tigers 4 By The Associated Press DETROIT - Ed Brinkman crashed a game-winning solo home run in the ninth inning and towering Frank Howard hit a pair of homers, propelling the Detroit Tigers to a 6-5 victory over the Boston Red Sox last night. The Tigers had tied the game in the eighth on Howard's fifth homer of the baseball season and Al Kalin...…
…Page Twelve THE SUMMER DAILY Tuesday, July 31, 1973 Miller's single dooms Lyle, Yanks Benga s sweep O's, 4 -3 From Wire Service Reports Don't look now but the Ameri- can League East is as tangled as curly- hair after a shower. And with the two top clubs display- ing the classic inept form of chal- lengers in the division have shown of late, the horse race has just begun. And in the thick of all of it is the team that was six games out ju...…
…THE Summner Daily 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY-ART FAIR SUPPLEMENT Thursday, July 19, Page One-S McCARTHY Ann. Arbor Art Fair …
…} Doge Two-S THE SUMMER DAILY Thursday, July 19, 1973 PROFILE OF THE ARTIST Pickles to sweeten local bazaar DiOy -'noo by I EK 1 wirM/\K I-H Pickles and her work Art Fair Supplement Edited by Debra Thal Sculpted walls & ceilings will take you back to Old Bavaria. Those were the days when foaming steins of German draft were served by jolly Biermeisters and fun was had by all Come, visit a new place teeming with all those Bavarian tradition...…
…Thrursdoy, July 19, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY Page Three-s Thursday, July 19, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY Page Three-S Artists take to streets for 14th annua I fair The art fair cometh. For the 14th time in as many years, swarms of artists-250 in all-will desert studios, garrets, workshops, and cellars, gather tip whatever it is that they do best and seize control of Ann Arbor's streets. SPECIFICALLY, the ranks of the talent- ed from 30 states...…
…Page Four- THE SUMMER DAILY Thursday, July 1_9, 1973 Poof:Absurdity becomes art By JOSEPHINE MARCOTTY Green Men, copulating extra- terrestial.balloons, and a 40 foot litter-bug sticker with a man- nekin impaled on the end are just a few of the "spectacles" expected at the Art Fair this week. These events are put together by Spectacle, an organization whose purpose is "interesting people in becoming creatively and spontaneously involved, an...…
…Thursday, July 19, 1973 THE SUMMER DAITLY Poge Five-S U' museums tempt viewers By ERIC SCHOCH When the time arrives this year when you sit back, tired of every- thing that you have been doing the last few weeks, and decide that there is nothing to do today, that will be the day to go to one of the University's three major museums: the Museum of Nat- ural History, Kelsey Museum of archeology, and the Museum of Art. Natural History Museum Th...…
…Page Six-S THE SUMMER DAILY Thursday, July 19, 1973 Music, theatre: Daily Photo by GARY VILLANI "I wanno go home" One young visitor to last year's art fair isn't quite sure if she likes having her picture sketched. It's hard to sit still for more than five or ten seconds. Poets push public awareness By JACK KROST the 20th, at the "entertainment Meanwhile, the Union Gallery In an effort to "push poetry" area" of the fairgrounds near will ha...…
…Thursday, July 19, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY Page Seven-S City galleries span spectrum By KATHLEEN RICKE For a city of 100,000 resi- dents, Ann Arbor is quite for- tunate to have seven art gal- leries within walking distance of campus. The galleries represent a wide v-riety of art styles and ecialties from cla ssic-il an- ti ies to multi-media shos Andro-Media Gallery s atomted enirsnrment"'' is the them of thi, n w g'attery on State St., acco...…
…Page Eight-S THE SUMMER DAILY Thursday, July 19, 1973 Local fair fun for artists Photo by TERRY McCARTHY Carol Furtado at work Area weaver Carol Furtado is shown working at her Scandinavian style loom. She is one of many local crafts people displaying their work at the art fair. SUMMER BARGAIN DAYS NEW from COLUMBIA & EPIC, i6i Of 0 KE321 34- KC32280-- SLY & THE FAMILY STONE PAUL SIMON f - DURING BARGAIN DAYS KC32400- KE32140-- CHICAGO VI ...…
…Thursday, July 19, 1973 Weaver guild exhibits work THE SUMMER DAILY PoeNineS Weaving used to be more than a hobby - it was an essential skill learned by nearly all wo- men. The Ann Arbor Weavers' Guild was founded over fourteen years ago to preserve and encourage the continuation of weaving as an art form. University presents art show Running concurrently with the art fair, the University has in- vited 61 Michigan artists to the 21st Annual...…
…Page Ten-S THE SUMMER DAILY Thursday, July 19, 1 973 'HIGH ENERGY BOOGYING Blues, Jazz Festival ahead By GLORIA JANE SMITH An event not to be missed this fall is the second annual Ann Arbor Blues and Jazz Festival, scheduled for the second week- end in September at Otis Spann Memorial Field. The three-day festival, which has been appropriately c a l l e d "the biggest party of the year," brings together nearly 15,000 peo- ple of all descri...…
…7hursday,,July 19., 1973 f THE SUMMER DAILY Page Eleven-S ThursdoyJuly 19, 1973 THE SUMMER DAILY Page Eleven-S Art Association promo s crea tivity By ROBERT A. DAVIDOFF tlist herself, Amick rents one of hanging outside City Council Walking into the Ann Arbor the small studios down the first Chambers, in the public library Art Association, an off-white halw ty. Althogh her door is and the Old German Restaurant. building situated where Platt...…
…Page Twelve-S THE SUMMER DAILY Thursday, July 19, 1973 1 Art in the street - - Daily Photos by Terry McCarthy …
