…Ije U., of Al. Waln VOL. V. NO. 161. UNIVERSITY OF MICRIGAN, WED)NESDAY, OCTOBER 17, 1494. PRlICE-THREE CENTS. OLIVET THIS AFTERNOON. Our Team Strenghtened by Old' Men.-The Line Up-Olivet Crip- pled Behind the Line. Yeterday's practice showedI the 'Varsity to bo working well together, sod today's playing io the gamle with Olivet should show a reat imptrove oven over last Satrday.AWith Fer- hert and Dyei' ehind the line. and Vllba in the ...…
…Ije .o , . ail,,. \'OL. V. No. -14. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 15, 18-1. PRICE-THREE CENTS. THOS. B. REED. Lockers on Sale. UNITY COURSE OPENED. Sketch of the Ex-Speaker Whe Oin Friday morning the gylolossinin Rev. Minot J. Savage, ef Beaten, Appears Here Teomorrew leckers will be llacedloil sale in the Asks "What O'clock is it Evening, treasurers othier. One litutired sod Thliefist ititllici'of the Studenits'twenty-fire of...…
…ttlw Of Al,4 VOL'. V. No. 14. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, 'MONDAY, OCTOBER 15. 1894. P incE-TitiR E CENTS. 'TWAS 26 TO 10. In Favor of Michigan.--Albion Put Upo a Stubborn Game.-The Play of Michigan Much Improved. Saturlday's gitne' with tilbion sih(Iveid stitat one' seek's ptracticec IIt do for a. teatttt. Thiire tlls vtiliantd (tnapt'abt't tteyptay 1thteead leeni ('lter gitide gad AtthOtcyr ('se.e tylitpoetenlt, 3i11espetiatll tl ntce1able...…
…Ije U. of , 1 1ai l'j. VOL. V. No. 1 3. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, OCTOBER i13. 1894. PIiCEt-TiiECENTS. LtlisALBION TODAY. Interesting to Laws. Dates of College Foundation. NO GOOD STUDENT LtlisKnown of Them This Year. A case was deciided Tuesilay by Thiere is given below seine statistics -improvement in Practice Judge Denevan ill the circulit court of whli lire of iuterest to all corn go Tre's tti learn withou~t b, Yesterday.Dtot...…
…Vor. V. No. 12. UNIVERSITY OF iMICIGA. 44 LIIDAY, OCTOBER 12, 1894. PatICEnToatotit CENT~S. II F ORATORICAL ASSOCIATION. adcditional stimulus is ofereti of tie Fal Field Day, October 27. O GOOD (t1 SUDENT Chicago Alumni Contributions-- Lecturo assocition audience, ao the V UU Oratory on a Boom at tho U. cotest is annlounciledI1s 0110of thi'r L Mrtitn, 'ii law, has been ap of V. attractions. pointelidill irniati of titi'tiak (comit- Ftr3o to...…
…~IJ U.of lt,. VOL. V. NO. 11. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 11, 1,894. PRICE-THREE CENTS. THE GLEE CLUB EXAMINATION. Begin Well. THE FOOTBALL FIELD. NO GO STUDENT Seven Vacant Places te Be Filled. Thii'Wibster L.iterary society held Old Men Back-The Prospects fcr GO 48 Candidates Competing for a its first regular mheeting last nright iii a Running Tears Much Mere Ty olanoilitbos Plc nteCu. Webster hall. The meeting was larie-...…
…Ijc I . of 'VOL. V. No. 10. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 10, 1894. PRICE-T HREE CENTS. S. L. A. COURSE. Field, "Bob' Brdete or Rtussell H. UNIVERSITY NOTES. NOG DST E T Many Eminent Men Engaged.-A Conwell, a famnous Baptist preacher Tesecod eeveni ill psy the 'Nr Core htWilGieSt- O Plldepliims at Ypsilanti Satuedi Tiys to learn without books. sfcintAl.Teeialoaosiltyoocr- Norman W. Price, '94 li, is sudyinig Somic people thou...…
…Ijc __ _ ltl, VOL. V. No. 9. FACULTY ATHLETIC PRIZE. The University Senate Will Offer a Trophy for General Athletics. At the athlectic maIss meeting Satur- day evening reference was made to ao athletic prize offered tby tile faculty. Sicalizilig that this will be an implort- anlt factor ill university athletics, the Daily madet soi e 0 in lquires, whichl brought to light the following facto. This prize wras determinled utpon. at tile last mue...…
…4Ijt El of ,. Iniltj. Vol,. V. NO. S. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1894. PRICE-THREE CENTS. SCORED TWICE. o ein~g faultless. l'oal I loo0ll THE HOMEOP. SAFE. WHY (10 we cairry the flinest The First Game of the Season with it.: Tunle two iiillutos. No Danger of Abolishment and the lile (of the Orchard Lake Cadets Ends Orchard Lake sent tlie ball to our Best of Treatment Accorded It MANDOLINS, in a Tie. to-enty-ylird line 011 ...…
…Q Ijt U. of AL AM A V\OL. V. No70. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY. OCTOBERIIh, 1894. PICE-TiHRENCENTS. A ROUSING MEETING, urged to buy lemlberolipo to the Ath- THE PRACTICE COURT. WHY 1d we carry the finest Athletics Started with a Room at letic associaition, so(1ini additionl, if A Description of the Method by 11110ll of the Mass Meeting Last Night.- plossibl(', to subscribi' something,. A Which It Is to Be Carried On. MANDOLINS, Spee...…
…Ije ti. cof VOL. V. NO. C6. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1894. PRICE-THREE CENTS. OUR PHYSICAL TRAINERS. Mlass., and he was a prominent sprin- The Men Who Will Take Charge of ter and juniper in tie' east in the the New Waterman Gymnasium. early 'S's. Since' 1886, he lois heeo The Two Fitzes; trainsing athletes, handlinig profes- The L'. of '\. unow has, for thirs iasa first .I 1)litrne timle, a regularly organized physical ...…
…Ijc I LL4f . VOL. V. NO. 5. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 4, 1894. PmciEt-IIIREEt CENTS. THEIR SUMMER VACATIONS. How the Professors Put in Their Time During the Hot Weather. 'rhe student body1 lie dout feol fan inttitest to know ;just 1how tle varlious professors stienit their vacation. Rest- irilig lhids a Diliy reiporter weiit tie. rounds anit gleaiied the following items: Preisidetl Angell tils splent lie' great- er tail o...…
…l e tiv of AI '\oi. V. No. 4. UNIVERSITY OF :MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 3, 1.894. PRICE:-TiiREE CENTS. W AT ER M AN GYM~NASIUM. here, and there is considei'able space for moe. The locker fee which comn- The Internal Arrang-ement, Appa- prises the entire fee, is $1 per seines- ratus and Method of ter. Instructions.' i Thimp terovementit in witiich tiheli ageaer-stidnteis perhaps iiiotiteriested is te long oked for cotople ioni of he W...…
…IJN II. of , J . ailn. VOL. V. NO. '. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, OCTOBIER 2. 1894. PRICE-THREE CENTS. FACULTY CHANGES. Many New Men.-The Medical De-. partment Heads the List.-The Lit and Law Follow in Order. The beginining of the College year is always miarked by importanlt chanlges iri the curriculoui and ilnstrucetorso who have thle various departmients in clharge. Ibis year is ino exception, and aniiiunusuailly large inuiber is...…
…Ijt U. 1,17 Al'._a ln. Yoi,. V. No. 2. UNIVERSITY OF :MICHIGAN, MONI)AY, OCTOBER 1, 1894. PRICE-THIREE CENTS. MANY IMPROVEMENTS. M~ain Building, Museum and Labor- atories Come in for a Share.- The "Gym" Ready and the Great Organ in Plae. Among the important improvemsents niade 10 tie buidigs on the cmiipus this summsier are tiose in te -Main iuilding. Formerly te ony storage rooii was the vault wici was by far too small to hold all the u...…
…Ijc ti. or At. Waihi. VOL. V. No. 1. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 29, 1894. PRICE-THREE CENTS. t CENTRAL HEATING PLANT. tion. On the opposite side of the tun- nel from the pipes are placed the elec- All Campus Buildings to be Heated tric wires. From a Single Power House.- The Big Chimney and Tunnel. A student returning to the campus after the summer vacation would scarcely recognize it as the place he left this spring. Th...…
…VOL. IV.-No. 178. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, JUNE 4, iSPI. PRICE, THREE CENTS. MICHIGAN WINS FROM D. A. C. Iorder, he accepting sic difficult A GREAT MEET.TA E H M Th ortDfetEvrRcevdchances without an error. The First Western Championships a From Michigan by Manager Tile fielding of Shields, Smeltzer, I Success.-Michigan's Showing - OY0" Leadley's " Amateurs"-an asas Disappointing. Stra'game hetween Michi- of note. The field work of thse ...…
…e . o VOL.TV-N. 17. UIVESITYOF JCHIA1' VOL. IV.-NO. 17T. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN TENNIS TOURNAMENT. run; mile bicycle, final; 220-yard Promises to be Very Interesting.- dash, final; 220-yard hurdle, final. Many Prizes but Few Entries Field events.-High jump, shot Un to Date. put, hammer throw and pole vault. The annual spring tennis tourna- The following comparative table ient, which will begin next week shows that our strength lies in th...…
…VOL. IV.-No. 176. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, JUNE 1, 1894. PRICE, THREE CENTS. U. of M.-D. A. C.. Tomorrow. out from the box office Tuesday Alpha Nu-Adelph Contest. morning on presentation of tax re- h a p The U. of M. and D. A. C. teamscbhe Alpha Nu-Aldelphi contest will on the baseball field for the first which takes place in room 24 tomor- FOR SALE. .following committee: E. J. Ottaway, time this season tomorrow. This row evening promis...…
…_e. IV.-No. 174. UNIVERvSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 29), 1894. Pic, THREE CENTS. TOMORROW'S DETROIT GAME.( lescture room last evening. His sub- I Self Government. COUM4BIA ICTqvflw Everything Looks Favorable for U- . t was 'The Preparation of a Cse At the meeting called to discuss I IL of M. Success-A -Large Crowd "-Trial." He traced the oxfeer self governnent, Saturday morning, FR SL Aready Assured., FO SAE of' young lawyer from the trie h...…
…din dab 4 VOL.CIV.-No. 172. UNIVERISITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 26, 189,4. PRICE, THREE CENTS. LOSE TO PRINCETON. l St. Anarew's Vested Choir. Prof. Stanley's Birthday. -odPths, COLUMBIAL BICYCLE By a Score of 21 t 4 ,-BondPice Th above choir will give a popu- Last evening at 7:30 o'clock a I to Save Hollister for Cor- nell Today, tar concert this evening at Harris meeting of the Choral union was FOR SALE. The isexws of a z1-, defeat...…
…Vol. IV.-No. 171. UNIVFyRSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 25, 1894 PRICE, THREE CENTS. SOME RECORDS WILL GO. Tappan Hal. Faculty Appointments. ooLuI BIA Br'vrL- Varsity Spring Field Day Tomor- The board of regents at their last At their last meeting the regents row-M ore Entries T han. . Ever. meeting decided to call the new ran in several appointments late in FOR SALE. recitation building Tappan hall in the day, so quietly that hardly any- The '...…
…v o , 1. VOL. IV.-No. 173. IUNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THUTRSSDAY. MAY 24, 1S94. PRICE, THR EE CENTS. PLAY ING BALL NOW. s - __ Graduate Club. ~ TTV-T ~ l ____ ARVrARD~. 0 L Y L IY Harvard Won, '7 to 5, In a Close AllT. R. 11. '.0. A. E. Members of the Graduate club i&l-lIIa-LL. 5.. Game.-Srneltzer Pluckily Stays sVlittenv. 2is: b.. -- 5 1 1 1 0 and their friends on the facultyFO SAE at the Game. Wiu I I C 5 1___ xt}4 ORSAE DickinsonIb-s- 1 1....…
…VOL. IV.-No. 16l1.. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 23, 1894. PIcE., THREE CENTS ONE MORE DEFEAT. Michigan held lead till the fourth To Visit Europe. LU Z BI J.L ! Dartout Oubated ad Otfild-inn ing, when Dartmouth uade four. DartouthOutbt~edand utfild-The Members of the Faculty whoI ed Michgan.-Accident to McCormack and Folsom made sin- will Cross the Atlantic this Year.FO SAE Smetzer. ~les. Huff was givens a base on Their Various Plans...…
…c jc tit* o , t . a . t t t 3 t 1 l 1 i i 4 i c c 7 3 VOL. IV.-No. 168. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 22, 1894. PRICE, THREE CENTS. U. OF VERMONT WINS. ward followed with a home run. Evolution and Religion. 15 to s Was the Score.-Our Team The next four men at hat found the r. Savage,of Boston,spoke upon Hopes to Retrieve Fortunes ball, and, assisted by errors, all Today. scored. Hits by Hollister and the above subject before the Un...…
…c . a , . ai n, VOL. IV.-No. 16T. OBERLIN'S OUTRAGE. She Faces Us to Play in the Rain ana Jeers Us on the Field,-A Mob at the Train. It was a very solemn crowd that stood around the DAILY office Satur- day afternoon and watched the re- turns come in. From the very first inning things looked blue, and by the end of the fourth all hopes of victory had fled. As a rule excuses are sought, but the score of 17 to 3 could not be accounted for, an...…
…t je tt* af " +s 1iR VOL. IV.-No. 166. THE MAY FESTIVAL BEGINS. University Hall Filled to Overflow- ing Last Evening.-A Nota- ble Success. The long anticipated May Festival is fairly under way. The manage- ment may well feel gratified over the hearty appreciation of its efforts evinced by the immense audience which last night taxed the capacity of University hall to its utmost. Although the doors were not opened until 7 o'clock, by 6:30 peo...…
…f4 VOL. IV-No. 165. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIAN, FRIDAY, MAY 18, 1894. PRICE, THREE CENTS. THE MUSICAL FESTIVAL. games, to be played after the return UNIVERSITY NOTES. C TI I IY L: An Orchestral Concert Opens th fts ea.I sa fos ue A large nunmber of strangers are jC L ~ I IY L Musical Festival Tonight.-Pro- , dents vs. high schools; Jose 4, in town to attend the festival.O SL grams for Saturday. '94 law vs. '95 law; June 5, '96fiths 'lFOsnirRivlSngn...…
…Aqlkw Ap.r APA4 -' - MM 1 111111 1 1 1 VOL. IV.-No. 164. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 17, 1894. PRICE, THREE CENTS. GRAND OPERA CONCERT. shows his deep interest in the Uni- REGENTS MEET. - Tomorrow Evening's Musical Festi- versity of Michigan and its stu- Order Gymnasium Bath Rooms Fit- IYII BICYCLE val Entertainment at Uni- dents. ted up.-Confirm the Change versity Hall. The company that will go will of Required Hours. FOR SALE. ...…
…jc tt* o le VOL. IV.-No. 163. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 16, 1894. PRIcE, THREE CENTS. VOL. IV.-NO. 163. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, ATAY 16,.1894. PRICEI THREE LENTS. THE COMING FESTIVAL. digied seniors, arrayed in cups S Republican Club Meeting. CfWT/D TrlT1 Gretet usca TratEvr f-and gowns, began to pour in he A etn f h eulia UlbCLUVLIkL .ICYOIb.U GreateMuicalteater ( wofldspeedily hveunderstood the Ameigo h eulcncu ...…
…VoL. IV.-No. 162. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 15, 1894. PRICE, THREE CENTS. AT THE ATHLETIC FIELD. hospital. The Washtenaw Times in 120 HOURS TO GRADUATE. Tomorrow Afternoon Our Team reporting the case, lightly censured So the Faculty Decided Last Night Plays the Postponed Game the hospital authorities for allowing to Take Effect Next With the D. A. C. the case to remain in the hospital. Year. FOR SALE . . It turned out to be multiple...…
…VO.IV-o 11 NIST Y FMtlG ODAMY1,19.PRCTRECNS VOL. IV.-No. 16 1. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, MAY 14, 1894. PRICE, THREE (TENTS. WE WON AGAIN. "Micohigan 10, Illinois 5. Was th Score-Hollister's Pitching Won for Us. Michigan won from the U. of Ill] nois for the second timc this seaso on Saturday, the score standingz to 5. The game was a struggle fror heginning to end, and not until th ninth inning could the crowd fef certain of victory. I...…
…je . o tit VOL. IV.-No. 160. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 12, 1894-. PEI E, THREE CENTS. SENIOR LIT ANNUAL. The book as a whole is very cred- Castalian Grinds Ground. The Castalian Out Next Week.- itable, the number of half-tones be- COLUMBIA BICYCLE The Largest Annual Ever g raornary they A sensation was sprung upon the one of the leadino features of the University this morning when there FOR SALE. The Castalian, the senior l...…
…c je tt. of, AM A VOL. IV.-No. 159. ILLINOIS TOMORROW. Make-up of Both Teams.- Illinois Has Strengthened Since We Met Them. Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock our team meets the University of Illinois team for the second time this season and will endeavor to better the score of 12-8, by which we defeated them on the southern trip. Illinois has put a strong team in the field this year, as she always does. She has excellent material; although H...…
…of 41 VOL. IV.-No. 158. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 10, 189-. PRICE, THREE CENTS. A GOOD BEGINNING. A feature oft First Home Game Won by 14 to 1. playing was the The Team )layed a Great error being made Game. too, was excellen Kenyon opened our baseball sea- Deans doing espe withthesik D son on the home grounds yesterday, the stick. D and the way in which our team de- stop work was di feated them should suit the most his throw...…
…Aob tt* of SH. En. VOL. IV.-No. 157. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THIS AFTERNOON Adams expressed his surprise and Kenyon Onens the Season.-The declared his intention to investigate Make Up of Our Team for the matter. A thorough investiga-1 the Game-tion can mean nothing less than anf Today's game with Kenyon will acknowledgment of a Michigan vic-I begin at 4 o'clock. The batting tory. ________ order and positions of the men of The Boston Orch...…
…c je ttlw a AML ARIAIM T db ltl* VOL. IV.-No. 156. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1894. PRICE. TISREE CENTS. VOL. IV.--NO. 156. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 8, 1894. PRICE, THREE CENTS. WEEK-DAY GAMES. its first foundation from the time of Let Us Hope for a Fair Day. COLUMBIAnBICYCLE Caesar. Then followed a vivid pic- Adaltional Ones.-Campus Prac- ture of the plan, both interior and Provided the weather will allow, tice ...…
…VOL. IV.-No. 155. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, MONDAY, MAY 7, 1894. PRICE, THREE CENTS. THE FOOTBALL OUTLOOK. that he had offers this 'year from Orators Home Again. IC1ITTTBTA BICYCL Upton, of Harvard. Secured as California, the Boston Athletic as- A crowd of sout two hundred . L).L Coach. - An Eastern Trip sociation, Williams and Cornell. At Being Plannea. Harvard he was recognized as a were down at the Michigan Central FOR SALE. While baseball is...…
…c je . a , i. 1a 1 VOL. IV.--No. 154. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, MAY 5, 1894. MICHIGAN WINS. and the banquet proceeded. A Entries in the Inter-collegiate The Oratorical Contest at Madison carefully prepared menu was served Championships. Last Night Won by F. P. after which the following toasts Track Manager Martindale yes- Sadler. were responded to in a brief and terday sent six entries to the secre- For the third time since the plea...…
…je . of Also, VOL. IV.-No. 153. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, FRIDAY, MAY 4, 1894. PRICE, THREE CENTS. NORTHWESTERN TOMORROW. The latter is entitled "Men That Tomorrow's Game will be a Close Michigan can do without." and con- One.-The Makeup of tains a number of hits. The car- toon faithfully pictures the delights Tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock of spring from the college man's -the baseball season will open on standpoint. Mr. Campau furnishe...…
…VOL. IV.-No. 152. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, THURSDAY, MAY 3, 1894. PRIE, THREE CENTS. ASSIGNMENT OF ROOMS the committee, and elected the fol- Webster Wins the Debate. NOW ON SALE. ,List of Professors and Rooms Al- lowingsofficers.t af loted Them in the New Reci. Prof. J. B. Steere, president; D. The second of the annual series of ThcUL tation Building. F. Wilcox, vice-president; Miss contest debates between the rival T he, k. " Webster and Jeffe...…
…c je . a AJ* 7Jtiljn4 VOL. IV-No. 151. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, MAY 2, 10~4. PRICE, THREE CENTS. O TRACK ATHLETES AT WORK. ber of hours required for graduation Attractions for the May Festival. NOW ON SALE. Fine Prosects for an Extraordinary inthe literary departmetfo one The time i ail ppisigT e1 odSrngFedDy hnde nmhryi-oehnreIT h a fsia obegvni ~e J.o . a This Year. and twenty hours, in all courses. University hal. May 18i ...…
…tt* -Of VOL. IV.--NO. 150. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, MAY 1, 1894. PRICE, THREE CENTS. AN ATHLETIC SCARE. quence." The lecture proved to Reports that Bal Practice is to be be one of the finest and most enter- Driven from the Campus-Not taining of the season. The pictures Much Danger to be Appre- which the speaker gave of Patrick hended. Henry, Daniel Webster, Tom Cor- To the great surprise of all base- win, Gough, Wendell Phillips...…
…Of Iti* VOL. IV.-No. 149. BOUND FOR WISCONSIN. 'The U. of M. Delegates to the Ora- torical League Contest at Madison. Mr. William W. Vedemeyer leaves this evening en route for Madison, Wisconsin, where he is to preside at the Northern oratorical league contest on Friday evening. Mr. Wedemeyer will stop at Kala- mazoo and Chicago on business. Letters received by him from representatives of other colleges indicate there will be a very close a...…
…4c. t, 1. of , I. 1ailU. VOL. TV-No. 148. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, APRIL 28, 1894. PRICE, THREE CENTS. U. of MI. vs.D. A. C. Cutcheon was appointed chairman The Junior Promenade. NOW ON SALE. Ganie to Begin at Three With Ho- of a committee to draft a constitu- rs T Ia ~ lister in the Box-Season bioo. Runs will be taken every The Junior Promenade opened l Th U.O f A. I WA! itl Tickets on Sale. week and road races will forni a fea- th...…
…AML tt* fA VOL. IV.-No. 147. D. A. C. TOMORROW. First Game of the Season.-Line- up of the D. A. C. Osr baseball season opens on the house grounds tonmorrow afternosn, the first game being with the De- troit A. C. nine. This first home game will dtoubtliess be one of the isest of ttse season, as few aniateur ttrganizations ins the country send Out as stronrg"a teaomtas the ). A. C. 't'heir team lhas played no games es- cept practice gamsies th...…
…j e . o AL VOL. IV.-No. 146. ATHLETIC DIRECTORS MEET And Decide that Co-eds Must Pay at all Baseball Games This Spring. Mr. Cadwell presented to the board a very satisfactory report of the southern and western trip, show- ing a gain of $1Y8.84 over expenses and money advanced by thse board. After considerable discussion it was decided to limit the sale of season baseball tickets to members of the association with the end in view of thereby...…
…VOL.TV- o. 15. NIV RSIT OF MICIGAN WE NES AY, PRI 25 189. PICE THRE CNTS VOL. IV.-No. 145. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, WEDNESDAY, APRIL 25, 1894. PRICE, THREE (TENTS. Its wii tor pal prc lily an( xin uni fea she cia bir lox the li ske fol del Pr( Th 11i C. aix+ U r Jos Il lFa( THE SENIOR LAW ANNUAL. Court." A fnii page cxii of the CLEARLY OUR GAME. NOW ON SALE. court is giveni. TeFcsAotMnasGm. Initial Number Will Be Out To- TRobertts.Abiuahan...…
…VOL. IV.-No. 144. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, TUESDAY, APRIL 24, 1894. PRICE, THREE CENTS. A VICTORIOUS TRIP. one base on balls, and struck out NOW ON SALE. six men. Griffiths was as wild as of FINISHED HIS COURSE. The Baseball Team Returns With an___ Almost Unbroken Line of Vic--. old, and five hits were secured off tores to its Credit. him. Dr. Corydon L. Ford,the Oldest Pro- Th . fM * . ,. t fessor of the University Hy Lew H. Clement, Director ...…
…it4AAL VOL. IV.-No. 143. UNIVERSITY OF MICHIGAN, HON. ROGER Q. MILLS. from leadinguniversities of the West, theprmesofteshm ae The Author of the Mills' Bill Will Ap-t promoters of the scheme are pear In the S. L. A. Course confident it will be a success and This Evening, will become an annual event, similar Mr. Mills is no stranger in Ann to the intercollegiate meeting in the Arbor, for his able work as a public East. man and especially in ...…
