…The M ichigan Dail y ANN ,ARBOR,\MICHIGAeN 31ND Y.NO7V llPF R r.iga[90 V01- XIX. No. 42. MICHIGAN SUFFERS THIRD CONSECUTIVE BEATIN'G Quakers Outplay Men of Yost in Greatest Struggle of the Year; Allerdice Plays on Nerve With Broken Collar Bone; Captain Schulz Injured, Forced to Retire. 'ic~higa nr at th i iridI lumiiliationi at the hIands(15of the F Iakeri yesterday, aithe gorieacte'stiaeioftheIyear lby a coreoft 9ptto o.\ tlot ttttere ta...…
…The Michigan Daily A\ \ARBOR,311 ICIIf ,\N, ri F8DAYi NOVc 411I1ER 17;, Ni., - VOL. XIX. _\ (). 4 3 VARSITY HOPES TO last We dnesday nil exhaturi r DEFEA SYR CUSE antI it te a msmeto cff1yiback to DEFE T S RACU E Ati Abora mjor ity of ttetiiaf- Badly Crippled Elleven Begins n tarr\ltcigtant'ssithance-sl o lt st Work For Final Game-Aller- 1o growia113lesas.IPetnsytaiatilt tilt recently conidtelredl onteofthlte stroll -aat dice and Schulz Out...…
…The. Michiga n Daliy \N\ \ROR \I~~l~f \ \\f -NL'CDA', NOfY17\itiR il, i9oS c-44 IVNoL. XTX. (). 44. SCHULZ WILL PLAY AGAINST SYRACUSE Teuton Giant Appears in Fast Signal Practice-Scri mmage Is Scheduled for Today. 'Phoangh net scrinnge tpractice -ias hield yesteiday, thie muc-i hnge I vatr-iit sity w1ent through a tiff signal practice in tin exetliiilh proisiing manner.ii *CPearing fiirthier aggravstiots o existinig injuries, Couch Yotstsw...…
…The Micigan.D \i. 7 N I X. CNN CRBOR, MIIIC\MN, TI-ICSI)CN N)VC\IIICK ioii. tli. BOTH 'VARSITY S9UADS I~ hit\llax i Football Team Will Bfe Given Great Send=Off as They Start For 11- I U CSKCl .I l FN 1'l ', \StS Ill Ifi Ct C LII i - t Syracuse Tonight-Cross For Princeton T lit ial if the tacl. ii"iss tu liiini. F 1 i-ti 14111ave Ctiigtt for Syra iic T ehad wilmet ilfot o S ll ii i-w ih hn o lad th chc t i in. Th n t l r tionxiiill 1 't ...…
…The 1licIig tt1DailyN.46 NO. 46. SCHULZ TO .PLAY AGAINST SYRACUSE Badly Battered Team Will (Get But Little Practice Before the Game-"Call for Basketball. IAlcuagd iyte tra ticch rig(f 1,1111 11for III last t 'i fthe se-.til the ga e a,1 an11su h I J1111)itt n i 1,1Itl ilac 'ice t1 11111 J.l'g1 me, t here1it ccSt-l hit of -l thn asra d- :;t tti ittlt pu ll ot to lth co N. iimont of.icafll I tittil 111 Cotiachi it-t ttettudet IYit 111, 1 th t...…
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…Th M"ichiganDaily _ AN ARBOR, MICHIGAN. SUNDAY, NOVEIR2 2, 1R908oY-Q48. Votl- XIX. VARSITY DEFEATED AT SYRACUSE AND PRINCETON' Baptists, Played. Wolverines Off Michigan Finished Fifth in In- Their Feet; Score 28 to 4; [tearn tercollegiate Cross Country Is 'Expected to Arrive at 939 Rae Dull Placed Second. (Specl t.inThe MihignD iy on el.Strcl ,I a ii iind Yae Syirs"on, N.Y. Nioi. 2l.-Siiiiiii ln i dn rot ct \Michianiinth ea - stieittpc i Mi...…
…ANN A10 (C1,911 1 II 9\NiI 29'I ?IA , I. I 1)]"]' 121 24. 1908 No. 49. 'VOL. XIX. CCC COURSE BELOW REQUIRED LENGTH Director Fitzpatrick Believes the Poor Showing in East Was Due to Short Training Course. "Consideryr~,ing(therelhothe cross1 country 01101,010(1, amMol (thn eer o- potiek. '"Intthe t10000(5 hell1hebc- (100e111e1101.,lftll 91(0 -11(1 100000 1.11 tooishedtllt tltl l (11(1 9 of ac0 oh casooyt ( (I the ht t(Mio'd 10could1 do wtas(...…
…4 mor to Nt an ic.L ANN VICHICAN, NOVI"'MI"I"N. -,;, 1 oo8. NO. 50, NOL_. XTX. B.kSKETBALL MEN PRACTICE DAILY Fifty Candidates Out For rTeam; Scarcity of Centers, Plenty of Forwards and Guards. hccii enough to 1 C oa mHa o i idaato the tel -hue 10 rito ') a great mal il-iti ()f thei ca ddae for( thehas- kc hal tem, hanh v~tit lo 00I I-t il tt l( ill M k h 0c11. A o1 0 ) l tra o e a the oc itc m c () wh \\l he ava ahle and 10 110 1 lil ()t ...…
…K an Da, AAIllUR, MICHIGAN, SAAVRDAy , A{-)VIAIMI'R 28, IooK \a. 51. VoiL. XIX. READY, TO WRITE US UP--WAY UP Slosson of New York Independent Leaves for East Monday With Material for (lood Story. i1(11ittn MN tnllw lc n c ld- cNt, of Ne1 ()k1it, \-II rue tri'ls tilt I inte titcd taes.'1 M . lo s n itt 1111 i li tc t~ t i le 1 '' 11111 trlt a t icg . I t o 1111 ir tt i t p NdNiI e i: pr fss r fch111 -1- "'i detot 111d11nd1t s 11~ the ri d ro...…
…VOL. xIx. \\\ \RiifR, 'I~I(I f\.SlYDAY NOVEMBER 29 1908.No. 52. MICHIGAN AND PENN OF' I' . % ' I I vNN ) TWO CLASSIC PLAYS Ltihll ncmat>h<hLI(, ie } "EG MONT" WILL BE TO IMEET NEXT YEAR ;l~l ~ WILT, BE PRESENTED' till(llvllloflCre t o it, n 0 PLA YED BY GERMANS ortoi __ "_n at tierb-isag. Carols iDickenis sid tlat li1e Only Sure Game Is With Quak- t( l cao l(ct ~rtvhr i!S LA Offers Masterpieces by 11111of1th iing so effeciv i iivGehesSor ndSrs...…
…The Mir ally VOL. XIX. _k\\ Ait I>OIi, Al I("III{XIAN, 1 1'IIISD Y, I)I A I' tIIIIa;Ii I, 1908, GOOD BASKETBALL SCHEDULE SECURED Crack Fives From Nearby Col- leges Wilt Meet Varsity Tream in Waterman Gymnasium. llcigoj' bfit lvarsit lhlkllalll 'ea1- son1 11ill hbeiauigraoted Jo 11111101Q 0when 1110e 0011t]] w ll meet 1t1he .\1 01117011 7g gic"' att 1ans ing. _A i110071 ltertil1e. Orlin cllgteam100will ht 110001]]1the1 11oca1 f1oor. The c01...…
…The Michigan Daily ANN ARBOR,,1I I(ITI-IL1N EDNESI)AY DLE'EMBEI{ 2, 1908. Vol'. XIX. No. 54. TWELVE VARSITY M LEN REWARDED Captain Schulz Awards a Dozen Football M's; Twenty-Seven Reserves Receive R's. varsity ind reserve football players iwere rewardsd TueIsrday by the award of thre -MI- red tR" letters twelve var- sits mien reeiv rio the "Al", while tweloty-seveel subs, art members of the reserves were give "R's in ecogitioni if the fai...…
…ANN ARBOR, MJCJITO.\AN. THURSDAY, DEC.I I RR 3. 1908. -No 55. VOL. XIX. PROF. HOB3BS SPEAKS ON OLD GLACIERS Series of Popular Lectures Start- ed by Geology Department- Summer Vacations Productive., iP5s51 II o1b I spell:(.51 last evell- l th ,e c W isc t ("WC551 p ult' tlksnc h c su ins], d is tit (, il s t vacation. ltlts itl s of Scola d. sailh C< t l>ilt1 p 101 1MW i~t~ silts sail re 1r' st ti t ltsber's pait s , isisit ist 5 ass 1c l -i...…
…Im Air i + I'he Nitchig n Dall-y NN Ak BO R, M ICHICAN, FRIDAY, IPRCI:M B.rR 4, 1008. No. 56. \%O1.. XIX. ATHLETIC REFORMS AGAIN PROMISED Year-Old Constitution Committee s About to Report Revision- Iocument Strayed From City. Tllhl the nett olis ita ii i of11 ilc;M St ir tit t ii SIthe ottitio iniontuof L -. cln, ',,ch im n 'ftec mit ch sallo t o pl tdtt, ii' -, of learnf; hr lrl, t,,( 77- itt ol, ti tt'l to ipiec, ildhulin Il a i Ion, 1111...…
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…The Nt~ic' I an Da Vot.. XIX. ANN A 1111 )[. it P1 ( .\ \ 10 X, S ' )A 1>1 NI t (),1 o o )8. No).5. ROBERTSON PLAYERS estte. t pakls t )e ~~~LOGj CAPTU E AU IENCEI purt of Mr. Rohertsonl. 01)tit m1st1)e) I TO CAPTURE AUsaul that im this play his support) I _________less cre(111ab)10thall in th'afterooo Distinguished Actor Praises the 1performance0. PThe'a11i1nce0 bubb11dFinal Dramatic Atmosphere at Mich- 1)1 r 1 10111)1)1 OO)). Mad igan; S...…
…The Michigan Dal y \hot.. XIX. tio 5th. ALLERDICE WILL LEAD 109 ELEVEN Star Kicker Chosen to Succeed F Schulz as Varsity Football Captain-Jack Loell Returns. Into ofooh 00laettoo ugh cilos-i~o csteecton whchhascr attoindied the selection (of a o o-sicaopai,. Half- hack Da~oteolrdicoe oxa ochttosnS tittoat ns aptano t he tc too) toottootal l t -t. tub \h X a toooo, te )tro it laiot hast Ot hei ildgnrl of t tamot frthet kept ,vctre t, Oi t t...…
…The Michigan VOT.n YTY \N\TA\T tCIR. Nl IH i(; \M FFIN '-;AY,1 >lF( M ]',F :. 1()()s REGULARS BEATEN ln ur isFshrdna xl RN E ORE k'V lent guarti in fact the gardlng tinrogitA'' IN FAST PRACTC taasi ueie: iaskets, Chpmn ii. FOR NEXT SEMESTER :'', t~"n s n Sile; e tr, 'nr lo g ,( o tc First Team Fails to Overcome Strk; guards, lGrahtam.i4 aintmt, al- ns eGreigWl e in. ie Early Lead Secured by Scrubs wi Added to Curriculum-Possi'. I!cuu Sopio...…
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…TheMichigan ily AN'NARBOR,\IICHIGAk\,1FRIDAtY, 1) C(1 I 1 rI, t 8 VOL. XIX. No*. 62. CLOSE GAME GOES TO REGULAR TEAM Scrubs Defeated by One Point in Fast Contest-Regulars Rein- force Second Team. k% fari the nmost intresting and closely tice gameticht have been plael so far tis arheldl the hoards at W\ateran gsmiT hutrsday night. At the end of tir-ive i nites of fast play the score ii s >rs for the regars and 20 for the 'stoidteami.in Itay...…
…The.Mich igaal AN ARBOR, MICTI\ sU t)\ )1 1 2, 1g0~8. VOL. XIX. No. 63. REGENTS HOLD SHORT SESSION Plan Under Consideration for Enlarging School of Pedagogy; IDecennial Catalog Continued. ki-soltions it the UnitversityiSelate soil I theiiimprovemen1111t itffaciitiesfor teachr tcrIraiing were(CCpr1esenltdto tile the commiitte 11l i t tille ofaffaistltof e puliing ano-((((ther11 ec1111lt a i-loguei ifte ni -r it tt'l e lasItictalog1ue tppetr...…
…The Michigan Dail AN,\ARBOR, NMICHIGAN, SL\D'tY, 1)1 Cl Il T 13, 908. VOL. XIX. N\o, 6 4. BAIRD HAS NOT YET RESIGNED, BUT-- Students Think Story of Director Leaving Only Premature; lar- q uette on '09 Football Scheduls. "so far as I know-0, (1here is Ooltely no0 truth in th tor101ahot ArMird. 0051''010'' as hd of \-iiclogaoiathltic, as (111 lihld in10(1ay's)Detoil and Ci- hmn If from Nnn Arhor a great dealtiof conditions(1 f(rt neces'ittii...…
…The Michigan Dail V'N\ ARBOR, MICHIGAN, T FSDAY Di Vi-Nil')I R r;,1)08 o. V VOL. XIX. No. 6 ,5, 0OITLOOK PROMISES fllteVnt ntis Mticianit 1t Wealth of Material Is at Hand alltiititis for iteitrtack ttamiiti Cc for Distance Runs; Candidates ii tisteditoottlit ti of Nt tttsat gt1lit Fleet at Gymnnasiunm Tonight tsimstiti itttot Fitpatricktiti Cp on the tcktierc sicus to Vsetairob-tmetintgt abiliity thtttNiic ii n i sniid ta ite Suib Agii Dow...…
…The Mlichigan Daily itsN X1iZI))I- \Ni CfiIGi. tN ititFI)NI'SPAY, DFrC. BFR r6eNo. 66. No. 66. Voi XIX. FITZPATRICK TALKS TO TRACK ATHLETES Fifty Candidates Answer Cap- tain Dull's Call; Ineligibles De- feat Regulars in Basketball. ":1 hisi>> tlk a cii tihe faculty is- cr cli at y' cia s acctcis rc ot, ai Dir ct ccc itciiatricialasi i;ght. III fiat (c h t is rg t, 11 cllrc sonar( f ii>> (i>>;>>> ciii to i m-kcait ~ Orkhard the if (tt sh~t...…
…The Ihm nf)F X\\ XItiiOi. ici CiIC XGA't. 'I'll tIZF).-it)\\FCi;\i C1-1:8ca;. 1008. NO7L. XTX. "CULTURE" LYEETS WITH UNQUJALIFIED SUCCESS' Packed Clouse Enthuses Ov er First Pertcr, nce of New CoicI Opera; "Stress, Strain and Resistance' Score Big Hit; 7VScenery and Costumes Brighten Show. lld ihe ih n ,theu -tic ciiiilciici lit cc-i ccii c-f thic (cci - diii iii >iiii cici-il ced coicuc pet ci Cct in- i iii i' -in c-feicica,, ii-I X Vedcicc...…
…The Michigan Dail VOL. XIX. \T' AR1LRiil, :NiICIII CNN\, VRII)AYDI CIR xI 11< xt8,icy;.08 N . t8. WHAT'S WRONG IN 1:xi: 1 cxxxiQ07tac. teami, with th eGMN'IYOT OUR ATHLETICS? a feuxiat I td tvngfot te o - ASSURE SG'S ix iiiiiiihasiresultdTi eatldcreas Not Due to Conference or to Yost, rt'Cl st Fstril.Th aeal;Ilany Compete for Parts in the But to Dearth of Material-1 xiii xxxx ix German Play; -'Le Barbier"' alta] series w ihIllini s, w iei...…
…TheMichigan Daily \\N tT \'RBiii \ITiL l \ " \1 'L'I .),I) L I %A\l f u1 908 iOx. (xx VjOL. XIX. 7o. oo, CULTURE OVATIONix lildixta INCREASES NIGHTLY sr t h ntenm Speeches Demanded of Stephens xxxl,. xilxxln Ixx C lrxic. 1)1-I Welch and lHai nes- House Sold "'r1~c,1 las< Tomi(allotxiog Rxwlxii Out; Few Seats Left for Today. tkin''aiithixroughxlyii xx thlc n iiir CarlTonicii' ie iiiixii'xi'axxip' o cx'r 'Lilt ari"x;it xthe xl ititxxy lriid...…
…1e M1Clgari Dally Vol-. XIX. AN ARBR1,11MliCI I Ci iiWI I11) N N 1)11811 i 1111120, IoOKl.No A u. 70. 'WE MUDST DEPART,' < 'CULTURE' IS OVER Final Performances Surpassed the Others-IDinner Served to Cast and Conmmittees. ; . ;ii, Tclaliii cciii. n.cii rrl l : 1rt l xiii ~itliicr" i W.. N ii 'li L' - ~ IC'iN~iiI~ VARSITY MAGAZINE I \ x 111 ii i rti h d ~cuiiil iii t iI Li lecii s -iinio~cl rh \ ixite li fndclx I lS c;hc ., ll lc si st1...…
