…PAGE EIGHT ' THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY',E ,.. I ELCO E TO THE E STUDE TS! Our Shelves are stocked with E USED ,I for Every Course in Every Department ENGI EERS-MEDIS-LAWYERS t I Consult our New and Enlarged Professional Department for your Requiremeni ts. Make use of our years of experience in bookselling to ensure yourself of the Best Buy in Town. TO THE FRESHMAN STUDENT SUPPLIES ,I 1I TO THE ...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Roosevelt, Free' Tickets; Low Cost Texts Cost of Tickets Included in Tuition; Union Student Exchange Has Books Cheap books and "free" football and basketball tickets. That's what the Student Book Exchange and your tuition will help you get during your stay at the University. * * * OLD BOOKS WILL get you cash and the price of a season foot- ball and basketball pass are included in your tuition. You can buy or sell your books...…
…olverine Gridders To Open '49 Season in Enlarg By MERLE LEVIN (Sports Co-Editor) lJ'The Bowl That Yot Built will be filled a little fuller this year. Mammoth Michigan Stadium, already the largest college-owned stadium in the country, with a seating capacity of 85,938, has under- C - gone a face-lifting durng the summer months and seats are now available for 97,000 gridiron fanatics. :. a '. PETRMANENT STEEL STANDS hav been erected along the to...…
…MUE TEN I"A~*E TEN 4 FROM THE PAGES OF THE DAILY: University (Hot) thers ummer INEIGHBOR NEARER: Some June You'll /21- Ca Spoon on Moon ** * * * * * * * * * * The University has passed through another summer with the usual heat, sweat, and frustration. But some things of interest and some excitement have occurred in the good old summer time in Ann Arbor: June 22-University enrollment reaches 8,824-350 below the rec- ord of last...…
…-~ I AGE TWt)Y: THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 21, 1949 m - Thinclads Seek To Regain Win Habit -4 ., Fonville May Hold Key To Michigan Title Hopes By BILL CONNOLLY Varsity track men at Michigan, with more than a seldom inspir- ing thought of years gone by, find themselves working more enthus- iastically each year to live up to the heritage laid down on the cinderpaths by their forerunners. For they know that they are traveli...…
…'t12IMUljttItANIJAIAY UNIVERSITY HEALTH SERVICE - "CLINIC AND HOSPITAL" e e ee * * * * Health Service Cares for 'U tudents G- If this is your first semester on campus, you're probably wonder- ing. "What do I do if I get sick while away from home?" Providing treatment and care for ill students as well as looking after the health of Michigan's 20,000 students is the job of the University Health Service. BEFORE A STUDENT can reg- ister for the...…
…WE>NESDAY, SEPT. 21, 1949 - NTHE .M 'CHGG N DAILY. I PAGE THREE rAGE THREE Cage Season a Success Even Though Squa d Tird Natators Sink to Third in Conference 'Big One' Won for McCoy Lowest Finish for Mermen Since '25 By DALE DANENBERG Swimming coach Matt Mann experienced his worst season in twenty-four years as a Michigan coach last spring when his charges slipped to third in both the Big Ten and NCAA swimming meets. There pro...…
…4*h, _'W I~~WW PAUSEi " m4 V THE MICHIGAN DAILY a ,, ;i Engineers To Publish Technic' Magazine Called 'EngineBible' The Michigan Technic, fondly known around engineering circles as the "Engineer's Bible," is pub- lished once a month by students of the College of Engineering. Featured in its pages are scien- tific articles and stories on engin-; eering experfknents and work by' graduate students, as well as go- ings-on of the school. FACU...…
…PAGE FOUR-.' THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 21, 1949 L'AGE FOUR WEDNESDAY, SEPT. ~, i$49 Wolverine Golfers Use Home Course to Advantage r Romp to Western Conference Crown What makes a golf course-great? Ask any member of last year's Varsity links squad that question and he'll probably tell you to take a walk out to the University course and see for yourself. IF YOU TAKE his advice you'll see one of the country's few truly champio...…
…WEDNbAW s tzrT 21, 190 Net Team Loses Title Bid THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE r, TYE A I"I By JOHN BARBOUR After sweeping their dual meets all through the season with quick, calculated play, the Michigan ten- nis squad met their old faithful nemesis at the Western Confer- ence Tennis Finals, as for a sec- ond time in a row Northwestern's Wildcats came through strong in the top singles and doubles to re- tain the Big Ten crown. During the 1948 se...…
…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 21, 1949 iamlond Sqa d Paillies To Become Go- Champs * * * * 4 Wolverines Have Captured Five Crowns In Last Six Years of Big Nine Competition Mat Sport One Man Affair Just as winning games is Mich- igan tradition, winning Big Nine championships has become a hab- it for Ray Fisher, Wolverine dia- inond mentor. Wolverine nines, under the guid- ance of Fisher since 1921, have annexed ...…
…WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 21, 1949 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN Lightweight Gridders Bow Out as Co- Cha mn ions GRIDIRON GREAT FOR 25 YEARS: Yost Hit Peak From Start Managers' Hard Work Aids Gridiron Efficiency Western Conference Drops Midget Grid Sport from List of 1949 Official Activities I I Back at the turn of the century, Fielding H. Yost left his football coaching duties at Stanford Uni- versity to serve as Michigan grid- iron mentor a...…
…_xa. PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 21, Mg ?Ac&E EIQBX WEDN1~SDAY, SIiPT. 21. 1349 I I U U Wistert... (Continued from Page 6) ning of two perfect Wolverine seasons. Al hasn't missed a game in either of them. In '48, when Michigan's new backfield was still groping for the poise and perfection which had charac- terized the '47 quartet, the de- fensive line, sparked by Al's steady work at tackle, made no less than five spec...…
