…p SATURDAY, OCTOBER 22, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY WOLVERINE GRIDMEN SEEK TO REPEL INVASION OF POWERFUL BUCKEYE INVADERS PAGE NINE rw..1 OOS5TERBAAN, LiE 4PO1MEENING, LiT PALMEROLI, LG DBOTARD, C BA ER, 1RGLGAEL, IN IN Y LAIN lla, RE HOFFMAN, QB MILLER, LH RICH, FI Autos Not Allowed To Approach Field; Definite Parking Areas Are Marked Out With more than 20,000 automobiles tions have been posted on all the prin- expected in Ann Arbor today, ...…
….Y, \OVE IBEM 19, ,192 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE Y, NOVEMBER 19, ,1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE r SIXTEEN WOLVERINE' GRIDMEN A BAER. SC H10 ENFELD. LAST AIERL L 1 1 APPEARANCE TODAY II EiSTO'N. (LABE'L. 31LL E R. NYLAND. II A RIGAN. NI CHL 0$NW. GR1INEL. I y:kF V Ii BABCOCK. DO HOFF. ROFF3IAN. _ _ . OO$TEIIBAA-N GILB ERT. 1 Ii STARS AND SUBSTITUTES ALIKE RECEIVE PRAISE AND TRIBUTE i . Michigan football fans and stud...…
…P A G E S I X THE, MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1927 SINCERITY IN Quality & Service UTTTLE LUNCH EASE--COMFORT--ASSURANCE VARSITY SERVICE IERE ABE SOME MORE (Continued from page five) lan; Ellen Johnson, South Bend, Ind.; Smith, Detroit; Belva Tibbals, Ann Helen Krane, Detroit; Lois Markham, Arbor; Josephine Welch, Detroit; Ann Arbor; Gertrude Rae, Jackson; Margart Whiting, Cheyenne, Wyo.; Katharine Smith, New York, N. Y.; Gert...…
…1RGIFOURTEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY A AAAA 01 P 1LI 11 L 1 N I 110, 1 1 L DEAN CO1LEY MEMORAIOF o pE1HI OD 91, AR RS MADE S IN SIX PRESIDENTS DIRECT UNIVERSITY THROUGH NINETY YEARS -'S. PRESIDENT OFALUMNISmall Group Begins NPns For Studeht AN ES Er AIMS1 Oranization In 1904 7X CIVIL NIJ' E ST i I j t ,. an f l l t 7 i 7 i t ShOPS BUILD FOR $2,500! Eugineers Separated From Literary College in 1195 Despite Their Objections "Engineering,...…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILYWEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1927 .w..wnmmmmwm.. /' ' " AMON" ..r.W...... ..... . piM MIMM li lY ls4 i ' r .....w .-.. l , I WEB ED'S tRID TEAM Early Preakness Favorite, Scapa Flow, INODPaddock Loss 220 Finishes Fourth In 1927 Pimlico Event To Arizona Athlete B EATS KE[lS OlTRT _ ..CIf REND[NCE RAW 1 I SECOND CUT REDUCES FRESHMEN BASEBALL. SQUAD TO 45 PLAYERS I Big Te Lead...…
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…- THE MICHIGAN DAILY JS. WOLVERINE HISTORY WILL BATTLE DEDICATION JINX pilot, Dr. John Wilee, in 1907, but Michigan extended thewinning streak with 316, 40-0, 6-0, 22-0, 10-6, and 33-6 margins in the 1904-1909 interval. Ohio Earned Tie In 1910 Again in 1910 the Scarlet and Gray eleven stemmed the tide with a tie, 3-3, but the Wolverines retained their unbeaten status in 1911 and 1912 with 19-0 and 14-0 triumphs. Relations were suspended the...…
…r Tr', THE MICHIGAN DAILY 7SAi1TrTWAY. N'OV~M-.t fiq ,T2; SIXTEEN GRIDMEN SING PURPLE TEAM IVDSSWAN SONGAFTER GAME nnOSirnSRNGHL (Continued from Page Nine) ('Tffl~fh~flfl the Illinois game and since that time UUOI~ O lU1 hULUhasben sedonsier andiat. hehaLeen son iedradiy. e Color'rei l oldExpected TO AVtmess'had a career parallel 'to Puckel- Tr i'i flonalJRivals In Lust {wrzs etnhsbe u o f RrlBaittle Of Year three years and has not been ...…
…SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 19 27 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P A G SEV E N FIFTEEN -MEN COMPOSE THIS YEAR'S HOP COMMITTEE 'Totwear- o" ,('en 1 1iancterIc A dclightful brogue. u eff ect in Ian boarded calf THE HENDON s' The Middle Room with Greenwood and Kilgore The fifteen men pictured above are members of the 1928 J-fHop tcommittee 1Tfey art op bow, left to tight, Harold Philpott, '28A, Charles Robinsott, '2fE, Clatrence tHoutck, '271, IfRaymontd faeet' '...…
…FRIDAY, MARCH 18, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE F!ter; 2', MICpIj Nl SP I [A KUNION ENTRANCE EXEMPLIFIES j 'il bi L A THLE TICS AND SCHOLARSHIP ENTERED IN FORENSIC M . CONTESTS SINCE 1893 WISCONSIN 1)E B A T E TONIGHIT COMES 'ON ANNIVERSARY OF FIRST EETING UNIVERSITYWAS PIONEER Wolverines Rank Second In Noilthern Ortorical League; Northwestern 134#nds Higiest i By Robert Giessner Tonight Michigan wii meet Wiscon- sin in a debating contest....…
…WEDNESDAY, MAY 11, 1927 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE, SEV17N NIMNW ~ OESPARTAN TEAM TODAY,, WITH THE I I"R ACK M E N f i THIS I THIS COLUMN LIA 3kCOALUMN. ISI GA lVolverines 1Vll See~k To tijihijia B Hrbr;E sie U'nimarred Record In HIatch ' 'HIcie was such a."fine' winld At East Lnsing sweeping , cfl)S5 Ferry field Fronm the ________ est yestrrlaty afternforf a t lluc', 11i(-ter smtashed the t ratk; record ()r PLYININ STRD Y{21.2 for the 2...…
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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY [POc IN HISTORYo OF MIHGAAHLTC HI GE BOWL V0MB1N ES ALL Of RFCENT CONSTRUCTIONAL DEVELOPMENTS CONTAINS 86,000 SEATS Compaeness, Perfet Draiage, Ad Proxhulty Among Features of New Structure' John H. Maloney Marking a new epoch in Michigan's athletic history, the gigantic new sta- dium, fourth generation of Michigan stadia, will be formally opened to- day, before a crowd of approximately 86,000 spectators. Lookig back over ...…
…PAGE EBIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 12, 1927 IBiAST Guests-The Misses Jeanette Badg- troit; Opal Fierce, Fairview, W. Va.; Booth 48-Sigma Nu Fond, Detroit; Margaret Buck, To- er, Findlay, O.; Melvina Braun, Ypsi- Justava Gess, Detroit; Cynthia Hawk- Patrons-Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Mc- ledo;; Florence Knapp, Detroit; Alice lanti; Kate Brennan, Mt. Clemens; ins, Montclair, N. J.; Carolyn Kelly, Lean, Ann Arbor; Mr. and Mrs. Harry Robins...…
…PA0E SIX EEIN TH E MICHIGAN DAILY Uaes was inaugurated. Confronted with the cmplisePr c dent I3rmen was li- unvr H azEet u immediate necessity for new buildingsmrbyfteadte oueth niey to house the post war influx lof stn- left behinlahm was one of the fiet its odm dets, the new president went before groups of buildings possessed by any espons the legislature in 1921 and succeeded; university in the world.i pl of t (Cotined romPae 1) d~gre watit...…
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