… I, August 22, 1942, $155 per month. Industrial Hygiene Physician V, August 12, 1942, $400 per month. Inter-County Drain Inspector I, August 12, 1942, $155 per month. Orchard Farmer B, August 12, 1942…
…, $115 per month.. Poultry Farmer B, August 12, 1942, $115 per monthi Numeric Bookkeeping Clerk B, Au- gust 12, 1942, $115 per month. Blind School Elementary Teacher I. August 12, 1942, $155 per month…
…-8. He won it going away. As a matter of fact his perform- ance turned out to be the theme of his season's work in dual meets. In three more matches at his regular 155-pound weight he tamed two more team…
… own 155-pound High, where, after dropping his first two competitive matches in his jun- ior year, he swept through the suc- ceeding matches of that and his senior season and racked up an octet of…
… case. Personnel Technician I, August 5, 1942, $155 to $195 per mo. Property Assessment Examiner I, August 5, 1942, $155 to $195 per mo. Property Assessment Examiner II, August 5, 1942, $200 to 240 per mo…
… Elementary Teacher I, August 5, 1942, $155 to $195 per mo. Deaf School Secondard Teacher I, August 5, 1942, $155 to $195 per mo. Deaf School Machine Shop Teacher I, August 5, 1942, $155 to $195 per mo. Deaf…
… Michigan Civil Ser- vice Examinations. Closing dates for filing applications is noted in each case. Personnel Technician I, August 5, 1942, $155 to $195 per mo. Property Assessment Examiner I August 5, 1942…
…, $155 to $195 per mo. Property Assessment Examiner II, August 5, 1942, $200 to 240 per mo. Property Assesment Examiner III, August 5, 1942, $250 to $310 per mo. Bank Examiner IV, August 5, 1942, $325 to…
… division, Milan Cobble, 155 pound champ, and Howard Sny- der, top man among the 165 pound- ers. Cops Close One In the 121 pound class Louis Klein- stiver, Beta Theta Pi, pinned Rufus Teasdale of Alpha Tau…
… Alpha Epsilon, who beat Don Lauren of Beta Theta Pi in the semi-finals and then went on to turn back Bob Templin of Sigma Phi Epsilon with an exhi- bition of scientific wrestling. In the 155 pound class…
… personnel of next year's grap-, pling squad is very indefinite. Marv Becker, at 155 pounds, and Ray Deane, 136 pounds, have applied for entrance in Uncle Sam's Air Forces, although it is uncertain when they…
… the proved wrestler on the freshman# year with a pew mark in the 220 yard squad. The former is 155 pounds and free style for a new Collegiate stan- the latter 121 pounds. dard. Due to his versatility in…
… year's grap- pling squad is very indefinite. Marv Becker, at 155 pounds, and Ray Deane, 136 pounds, have applied for entrance in Uncle Sam's Air Forces, although it is uncertain when they intend to enter…
… 155 pounds and the latter 121 pounds. FOUNTAIN SERVICE PIPES. TOBACCO... CIGARETTES ".THE DLPLNDABLE .STORES" CALKINS FLETCHER DRUG STORES 0 ." 324 South State SLt 818 South State St. 332…
… the 155-pound and 175-pound brack- ets. The matches between Augie Al- tese and Harry Gilmore in the 155- pound class and Bill Earle and Cliff Myll, 175-pounders, were called draws. Three bouts were…
… HAL WILSON _DailySports ditor * * * * Captain Jim Galles submerged him- self one weight division to 155 pounds and pinned a game, but outweighed and completely outclassed Johnny Marrs of State in 4…
… work enabled him to maintain his slim 3-2 lead and thus cop the decision. Something's the matter with Bill Courtright. Last night he*was shift- ed to the 155 pound match, where it wat well believed he…
…, August 22, 1942, $155 per month. Industrial Hygiene Physician V. August 12, 1942, $400 per month. Inter-County Drain Inspector I. August 12, 1942, $155 per month. Orchard Farmer B, August 12, 1942 $115 per…
… month. Poultry Farmer B, August 12, 1942, $115 per month. Numeric Bookkeeping Clerk B, Au- gust 12, 1942, $115 per month. Blind School Elementary Teacher I, August 12, 1942, $155 per month. Bacteriologist…
….Psychologist A, Augustf 22. 1942, $135 per month. Institution Psychologist I, August 22, 1942. $155 per month. Industrial Hygiene Physician V. August 12, 1942, $400 per month. Inter-County Drain Inspector I…
…. August 12, 1942 $155 per month. Orchard Farmer B, August 12, 1942. $115 per month. Poultry Farmer B, August 12, 1942, $115 per month. Numeric Bookkeeping Clerk B, Au- gust 12, 1942, $115 per month. Blind…
… - Examinations: School Principal I; September 2 1942; $155 to $195 per month. Insurance Executive IV; Sept. 2 1942; $325 to $385 per month. Journalist I; Sept. 2, 1942; $155 t $195 per month. Right of Way…
… Assistant I; Sept. 2 1942; $155 to $195 per month. Right of Way Assistant II; Sept 2, 1942; $200 to $240 per month. Attending Institution Dentist II; Sept. 2, 1942; $200 to $240 per month Resident Institution…
….m. Notices The University Bureau of Appoint- ments has received notice of the fol- lowing State of Michigan Civil Serv- ice Examinations: School Principal I; September 2, 1942; $155 to $195 per month…
…. Insurance Executive IV; Sept. 2, 1942: $325 to $385 per month. Journalist I; Sept. 2, 1942; $155 to $195 per month. Right of Way Assistant I; Sept. 2, 1942; $155 to $195 per month. Right of Way Assistant II…
… University Bureau of Appoint- ments has received notice of the fol- lowing State of Michigan Civil Serv- ice Examinations: School Principal I; September 2, 1942; $155 to $195 per month. Insurance Executive IV…
…; Sept. 2, 1942; $325 to $385 per month. Journalist I; Sept. 2. 1942; $155 to $193 per month. Right of Way Assistant I; Sept. 2, 1942; $155 to $195 per month. Right of Way Assistant II; Sept. 2, 1942; $200…
… 135 pound class. Anderson was ineligible the second semester, due to scholastic difficul- ties. The personnel of next year's grap- pling squad is very indefinite. Mary Bec1ker, at 155 pounds, and Ray…
… the dis- tance in 1:52 flat in the National Collegiates, which is the second fast- est Michigan time on record. The lat- ter has shown that, he is capable of running the race in 1:55 or there- abouts…
…. Prison Industries Salesman I, $155 to $195 per month. Steam Fireman B, $115 to $135 per month, Further information may be had from the notices which are on file in the office of the Bureau of Appoint…
…-varsity practice meet Sat- urday, doesn't have much competition in the 136-pound class, but a real battle is at 155 pounds where none of the three grapplers seeking that post has a definite edge. Warren De- Land…
… defeated Warren Gollos and McIntyre gained five, points for the Varsity by beating Chuck Telfer. Speek at 165 The heavyweight classes are the weakest on the squad and Pete Speek who usually wrestles. at 155…
… Nationwide Scores :lut It's the Score That Counts MICH. First Downs... .............. . . .............17 Yards Gained by Rushing (Net)...................155 Forward Passes Attempted…
… one yard line. Outplaying Ohio State on the ground, the Wolverines actually held an advantage of 17-9 in first downs and an edge of 155 yards by rushing. - cans have known them. said Blair Moody in Fri…
… overlooked. Forty nine players were banked in brackets from 149 to 155, the dead- line, with Yale qualifying seven, Stanford six and a total of.27 schools having representatives. Frank McCan of Stanford, the…
… Tech 697. Michigan 36-hole scores were: Ben "Smith, 76-75-151; John Leidy, 77- 76-153; Chandler Simonds, 79-76- 155; William Ludolph, 77-80-157; William Courtright, 77-80-157; Wil- liam Stewart, 80…
…-71-146; Daltas, Minn., 74-73-147; McCarthy, Ill., 73-74-147; Holmstrom, Ill., 76-72- 148; Krisko, OSU, 76-73-149; Lorms, OSU, 74-76-150; Gilbert, OSU, 77- 7C-153; Leidy, Mich., 78-76-154; Stoltz, NU, 78-77-155…
… to the following event winners: wrestling- 121 lbs., Irving Statler, Fletcher; 128, Stu Linton, Allen-Rumsey; 145, Grant Allen, Fletcher; 155, Bill Earle, Prescott; 165, Maurice Edwards, Al- len…
…, May 20, 1942. Adult Probations Corrections Ad- ministrator VI, $525 per month, May 20, 1942. Procedures Analyst , salary, $155 per month, May 20, 1942. Procedures Analyst II, $250 per month, May 20…
…, 1942. Steeple Jack I, salary, $155 per month, May 20, 1942. DOMINIE SRYS RECENTLY three college men met on the street and fell to discussing the diplomat, the statesman and the prophet. "A diplomat…
…. e Adult Probations Corrections Ad-I ministrator VI, $525 per month, MayV 20, 1942.t Procedures Analyst I,salary, $155 i per month, May 20, 1942.b Procedures Analyst II, $250 per b month, May 20, 1942…
…. Steeple Jack I, salary, $155 per month, May 20, 1942. Complete announcements on file I at the Bureau, 201 Mason Hall. Of- rice hours: 9-12 and 2-4.t Bureau of Appointments and V Occupational Information i n…
… Becker has a familiar face he wants to look up this weekend too. It is that of Illinois' 155 pound Con- ference champ, Ted Seabrooke. Mary didn't get a crack at Captain Ted in the Big Tens because he was…
… time he expects to take great care not to be meanwhile shot in the back by heavily armed Vern Logan, Oklahoma's 155 /pound national champ in 1940. Courtright Ready All season long Bill Courtright has…
… out- pointed Iowa's pride and joy. Ed Kemp, in a dual meet. Strong At 155 Lbs. Newt has a brother, name of Ed, - who is himself no dub on the mat. Ed battled his way to the finals in the meet at Ames…
… and then only grudgingly bowed to the national 155 pound champ from Oklahoma A & M. in an air-tight match. The only other Husker performer about whom much is known is heavy- weight Herb Jackson, whose…
… dope has it, will be the war to the bitter end at 155 pounds waged between our Mr. Ray Deane and the second and equally devastating Jen-I nings twin known as Bo. Ray' is a veritable savage in action, but…
… going to know he went through the wringer to cop the de- cision. A match which may eqal the lightweight fray in point of fury and downright excitement is the 155 pound battle between Mary Becker and State…
… ensemble. Becker Or Hurwitz At 155 Lbs. State's 155 pound representative is Capt. Glenn Alexander. That he is chief of a traditionally great wre - ling team is proof of his ability. He matches holds either…
… Grosse Ile Nav- urday, doesn't have much comp al Aviation Base January 9. in the 136-pound class, but These three lettermen were invalu- battle is at 155 pounds when able in helping the 1941 squad to a of…
… at the coveted team crown awarded to the fraternity scoring the most points. The scheduled matches starting at 7:30 at the I-M Building are as fol- lows: Semi-finals of the 155 pound class: Harvey…
… in high school in which he only won the State mat crown three times in the 155 pound division, was voted the most outstanding wrestler in the state. in his senior year, and also won letters on the…
… 155 yards to 16, had to come from behind to settle for its tie with the stubborn Michigan State eleven whose touchdown came in the first five minutes of play on a fake field goal play. Fullback Morgan…
…, trounced Phi Delta Theta, threeogames to none, in an intramural contest last night. The scores of the games were 15-8, 16-14 and 15-5. Irk, >AIf -* i leesome Ti7reesome We've got three Arrow White Shirts…
… ........................ 1 Yards Lost by Penalties..............................53 a Mich. 14 83 24 98 0 0 33 155 1 10 InrntinnRn IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII BARGAINS- IN USED TEXT CORONAS - ROYALS UNDERWOODS - REMINGTONSI Let…
… spectators, com- piling 155.84 points. To ie For Treason MAJOR LEAGUE RESULTS: White Sox Shake Off Iijuries; Make Bid For First Division Michigan Coed Wins Varsity Nine Ends Way' To Last Ru"d S"nIn"" er…
… fellow em- ployees. Michigan Civil Service Planning Technician I, salary $155 per month, July 24, 1942. Planning Technician II, salary $200 per month, July 24, 1942. Child Guidance Clinic Director, salary…
… spring in- tramural program yesterday as twor major softball titles were decided. InN the fraternity division Chi Phi pow-1 erhoused their way to a thorough 15-5 thumping of the highly vaunted Phi Delta…
…, how- ever, and in the quarterback spot the Gophers have one of the smartest signal-callers in the game, Bill Gar- naas. Herman Frickey, speed mer- chant, and Bud Higgins, 155 pounds of dynamite, will…
… make the 155 pound category. Then in the Conference meet a few weeks back he drew Indiana's highly acclaimed Harry Traster in the semi-finals. And once again elusive victory slip- ped from his grasp only…
…, Hall, Massachusetts State. won the judges' verdict in the time of 18-5. Time, :52.4. 52.4, while Patten's 52.5 was good 155 Pound Class: Logan (Okla- 400-Yard Relay: Won by Michigan enough for second…
… R E W I T H S O U N D E F F E C T S--Army's longest range field piece, this 155 mm. rifle speaks out at Fort Bragg, N. C. Its range is 17 miles. The gun is drawn by 175 h.p. tractor, the gun and…
… quick t slant at their personnel. There are three returning national champs. Buddy Arndt at 145 is one, you read about him yesterday. Mid- dIe weight Virgil Smith is another, and 155 pounder Vern Logan…
… everybody's eye in the 155 pound field. That he is a real titan on the mats is undisputed. But " our Mary Becker has also been more than slightly terrific and now he's keyed up for the biggest meet of his…
… 223 155 Wisconsin . 4 3 .571 324 284 Nor'western 3 3 .500 287 262 Iowa .... 3 3 .500 268 255 Indiana ... 3 3 .500 261 264 Ohio State 3 4 .429 330 340 Michigan . . 2 6 .250 283 357 Chicago 0 7 .000 221…
… especial- ly, why of all things did he pull Jim Galles down to the middleweight class and then have to toss a mere 155 pounder to . the light-heavy- weight lion? Very Confusin' Stuff To answer things in…
… present what it takes to be an Okla- homa high-school champ. The 155 pound match looks like the pip of the evening. Once again Mary Becker tangles with a captain. Bothj men pinned their Kansas State foe…
… 145-ers may be termed highly uncertain, which is to say erratic. Ah, but from 155 pounds on up. A distinct pleasure for the coach. Last year Mary Becker was a definite nonentity, and now within three…
…: School Principal I; September 2, 1942; $155 to $195 per month. Insurance Executive IV; Sept. 2, 1942; $325 to $385 per month. Journalist I; Sept. 2, 1942; $15 to $195 per month. Right of Way Assistant I…
…; Sept. 2, 1942; $155 to $195 per month. Right of Way Assistant II; Sept. 2, 1942; $200 to $240 per month. AttendingInstitution Dentist II; Sept. 2, 1942; $200 to $240 per month. Resident Institution…
…, 1942. Prison Physician III, $250 per month. Highway Designing Engineer I, $155 per month. Highway Designing Engineer II, $200 per month. Key Drive Calculator Clerk CI, $105 per month. Key Drive…
… Laboratory Techni- cian I, $155 per month. The United States Civil Service Commission calls particular atten- tion to Junior Professional Assistant positons at $2,000 per year. Closing date is August 27, 1942…
… Examinations. Closing date i August 19, 1942, except in the las case, which is August 27, 1942. Prison Physician III, $250 pe month. Highway Designing Engineer I $155 per month. Highway Designing Engineer II…
…( per month.I Liquor Stores Executive II, $20( per month. Photographic Laboratory Techni- cian I, $155 per month. Junior Professional Assistant, Au- gust 27, 1942, $2,000 per year. This examination is…
… three vacancies. Law Compilation Executive I, July 22, 1942, $155 to $195 per no. Sanitary Engineer I, July 22, 1942, $155 to $195 per mo. Sanitary Engineer II, July 22, 1942, $200 to $240 per, mo…
