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…THE 1.01: N. DAILY. tilL' X IIT. ANN ARBIOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY, MARCH 1S, 1903 NO. 124 A STUDENT ROMANCE Young Hoosier Couple Wed-In Spite of Obstacles-They Co to California There is a very pretty romance Conniected with the Taylor-Strom nup tials, noticed in yesterday's Daily. It seems that the young isady in the case, Miss Edna Laverne Taylor, was sent htere under protest just after the hli- days by her parents in order to sepr- Ae44 r fromn ...…

…T101 U. OF M. DAILY. VOL. XIII. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THURSDAY, MARCh 19, 1903 No. 125 ATHLETC NEWS Indoor Team Busy-Cross Country Club Membership Increasing , Fast-Dickinson of D. C. H. Injured With the advent of :the warm 'weather this week the gymnasium is -becoming much less crowded. Many of the track men are running outdoors now with the Cross Country club, which is increasing in membership by jumps and bounds. The men who are to compete agai...…

…THE 0.01F N. DAILY. V OL. XIII. ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY, AIRCII'20, 1903 No. 1263 OUTDOOR RECORDS A Football Disagreement HAIR-CUTTING STRIFE A New Magazine Thle break in foni all betiwen Pari- A Wnli, on pond largely of Hleston and Maddock are Doing rood doeailldai wllieynwent Friendly War of Freshmen and Sopho- rleegaoi~,inie uybe WrWihHmeanDics il the ;;iitoe inest yriiibiililiyed Ifrmed io pbilish a weekly illstraei WokWthHmeradDics at li...…

…THll Us. 012 N. DAILY. VOL. XIII. ANN ARBOR, MIH., SATURIDAY, MARCHI 21, 1903 MICHIGAN WINS EBATE Defeated Wisconsin Last Evenin by a Vte of Two to One-An Intensely Interesting Contest Madison, .Wis., March 20.-Special to U. of M4. Daily-Micigan wins the debate with Wisconsin by a voe of two to one. It was an intensely inter- esting contest throughout. The ic- igan men were at their bst, and were able to meet consistently sit the ob- jections ...…

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…VOL. III. ANN AII3OR1, MICH., TUESDAY, MAI C1t 24, 1903 No. 129 SOPHOMORES WON Good Practice Yesterday j THEODORE STORM" It Still Goes On Theipratice yselcoly 0as cntiliii'I 01on e11 th latst i-tims totle, air- A Brilliantly Played Basket Ball to* itiditit tiotk 00101h irt 115 15 ii'A Met Itereting Lecture on the soial iva i1lyai loodis 1)u riest, prn ia tn" of , l erni oi11o1. oi':tir ofi theifresholit l as1s5). Itoe 0011 Game Yesterday Betwe...…

…[-I oi: N. DAILY. No. 18uit. VOL. XIIZ. . AINN ARB3OR, MICIL, WEDNESD)AY, MA.RCII 25, 1903 WANT BA IRD TO STAY' -it '(-" woud be drild or fthe if- lr1 t t ItIst heti o h l I Itg - - of saller dt til 1y t ig te Resolutions Unanimously Adopted at (cttit of the gtntrt buiness !0OI, All Mass Meeting -to Obtain Mr. itirtto tnttd. Mr. :1. E. tttrrtstitudnt riwttn- Baird's Release From icr of the lord of Contttrosad ht Contract AMr. 1Itotwo wilingto ...…

…"IIE Iis OiF N. DAILY. VOL. X III. ANN ARBOR, MICH., THUIRSDAY, M IARCII 20, 1903 No. 131 INTEREST INCREASING First Practice Game NEW REGULATIONS I sititi of y'esterday's coltd wind. In the Outcome of the Cornell Meet ('-telt Roachtelldtle hid("an hlnad~t For Governing theCominz Election Next Saturday-Biggest Crowd o the fair grounds for twooad t half~ Passed by the S. L. A. Board of the Season Expected hmrofsifpatc.Tewr -All Voters Required t...…

…TI'E us. oi: VOL. X III. AYNN ARBHOR, MICIL, F1 TO 'CUT'' IT I(floralitiec s u oants of tt ate 1 osl /st ttttaelinii be takenfroantte clw tresuryandthtth~ le esolti itory Repeats Itself-Freshman and l itns tiawt tilthe c i omtittee- be Sophomore Classes Again Taboo itlactdtiniitie smintes. Hair Cutting After the ceonferene of the repre- setattis f bth cilasses the folw- ing ritsltionttiwas adpiteI by te '5 liy, the tnittt nittts conset titof b...…

…THE Iis oIZ N. DAILY. VOL. XIII. ANN ARBOR, MICH., S. TLRDAY, MIARIIIL2-, 1903 No.1 lI 3 MARTINIQUE AND VOLCANOES (,~htn"hre bde h ed Notii t sih ofiiigi5tio c is-is and ProfessorRusells Lecture Last Night ttits-sdItheit- site-sist. U Before the Schoolmasters Club WEs-s lte itVa5say '0,sriwienPrf Rutsselii its --itsy'arised tin-iss in and the Academy of Sciercei e s Pnity cSiliburning-rni.tssg Pronfesnsr I ssi . lRusseli, ofithe ss tis mudi an...…

…Ifo 1.01: N. DAILY. , XIII. ANN AtRBOR, ICUI., SINIDAY) Mtti~it 29, 1903 NO. 131- 'VARSITY WON MEET ylte ii: <lololokof iIIae.Th lite Stihool toOMusi. Olr. Siley core 43 1-2 to 29 1-2 in Favor Of Sitll and Il et vho had oarielii'iote Michigan-Kellogg Breaks All e to trogroi. Mle ecods in Sight- Thrio llmiltit ofliorsi t'i'o W it' Ilei: Large Attendance 11:utoo Vi- Prsidt-l'rieiilStiyde, ere c3tol ineolveroowihiglory and e Selel tayLois 1'. Jsl...…

…OR ,.; {0 Xiiir.. XIII. ANN' AOM ICt I.Tt-'S2'AY, IAIsC1-III21, 1103 No. I5 A GREAT MEET Rocky Mountain Club Baqut Oulr Showinig AganstO Conell w1a11111 loo iaii ; l ctn,11 ' ril Rvelation- Oudoor Work Be- t ie, ~,In eades'vtl ginls Tody-lIos1Pocts for 110 ls isi ll to de1 2 11 to1 th Western Conference Wet ltit+rit 211hhil 11fae 111111' ii' till 111111mvkirv1111' ii ili:11111i - - ,1 111111ed w ihliclt im 11111 ail thl' ldiii micerntiinti t, ...…

…[ oi: l 1. . oJi. NuT. ANN AR~BOR1, MICH., WEDTNESDA Y, APR IL 1,1lI9003 No. 136 FENCING TOURNAMENT Norhwastern Girls in Ahletics -~ -Mo'eits ha 1itty Nsrtisvssi s't'tt~ AnnualExhibitisn Next Stuida- Ste'sit sseues's iiessis' its'ter i n it TslDecide Champnship of the isis1io itfour evstss only wert' University-Tumbling and runsositriothws'e situ ite ivlrs Gymnastic Events 1kudif e'o '01t t ildsto sut'sinit the stting, of seea creds'itblite Th...…

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…1 , A' h f .:i. 1 ,: s_$ ' i+ S e:3 4 i , :c t F 7 r "t gar. XIII. NN l~l, ICI. S tI -i y Al) 1. 1 2 No. I THE POWERS LECTURE Cyne 02, for Conres - -- '111, ii ci i1 c(i o :1r t ALarge Audience Were Well Plfer-e o t' inst 'i '11 t tamed by Leland T. Pwers Last 1Ii iiiii ndilni'i to411 in ii I~rss Evening in University Hall i111:11 'iLong i of th iil ivini ursinltii - - distict i f Mr ILow-iiwas jtupersun I t nt iin th ia iill hi s liiiiil ii 1...…

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…5 b-ri Ma No. 141l WHOLLY UNWARRANTED T'he Attack of Preident Jordan U~on 'Gregory and Coach Yost was Aholutely Without Foundation 'rle tttftittlilttack 10011Gll _ Jordan of Leland tli tatford''withli' Iirtifssiotl of te ' higati reprocia lre" lis jtlyto'a roed tighoest indignation of diwestideit btdy. i'tesi 'ent Joratn said: "I have thet' )1'tlllseiotl iof te' liti Can represnttative tit tils meeting to sicis word. As oawtlIafter NWaier -Cba...…

…[ " 0 m mANMLAr 'IL us Me D RL0 Nt. 142 " PROF. PATTENGILL TALKS ANTN ARBOR~, IGH.. WEl)NES)< Y, APRIL . 1903 ilO Chariman of thte Board of Con- :orol Be Gives His Opiniono of the Presett 'rouble lit liii lii tei'1'ttilo'I st -ve21ilt- Ili &itill. if ( lttsit if Altlle- tiui a1d 5i~ PltI t'ii' o it stiy teoirdlilf'' I# riltsttituiiiit p)CPressiet-.Tii l-v,-Or of thi s I'i i ittttsiitrtili - t ile1! s111t i h Ittiiessl: t - Itt i itnelensipi li...…

…VoL. VIII.J oF IF DAiLYG No. i14 ANN ARBIORMILLI., TI I'SI)AY, APRIL 9, 190:3 FRENCH LITERATURE Politico ntlt i n tu e t oltci i llt I.Mabilleau Gives Interesting Le-ainIIg 1ig1 as tit(, carius spr igelc- tos I art Itwrallg lar. t'spe 'ia l.e is tore Before Membrs of Cercle thils true of heItilSlests for lthe . I" Francais of the Univerity Alitan illood C l't'tltle1 (ht li ' _________ 'lrs. :a liei'c'iidra blet'tct liii' iiaall hl uesdattty ee...…

…vam 1 OiF I '1 DAILY* V&..XIII. ANN ARBOR, LICI.,FRID)AY, APIRIL 10, I900~ TEAM[ STARTS TODAY 'et igan's Baseball Men Leasec Annual Western'Trip-0tloos Favora'be--liist Game Will hiCco {qr "1oeitc MIteittc' etic St ii M r. t'111 t ebticel' . io it li -t. Mr. i hwllutlL.I tfm ik r:1i en ti~n oii a i stet iii ci tic 'e ioti clt4 ic eta te it t ccii in mc t il i''iit n 1h ' t 'ci i' iii i' tc Iii ai'~d i t , o Ic. dst f c c at i (t heiii'iitii c ...…

…Till OiF N. DAILY. VOL. XIII. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNDSDAY, APRIL 22, 1903 No. 145 WOODROW WILSON hasisgoneitmai. Not Kasls, bit til, settins Vvaryin teeittitenft title Piincton President Spoke to a De- is iihettui1- tt w o srm tktes slos- ii hted Adience in University :InitilforP115th is toughttillpirit Ha11 Last Evein-Subject ;y "Ted. It is te)oldi"pitot Was "Patriotism' A lt-i-v iftt-stiiistime tier tgainlhe ititt ttititi iitititi lii ifeeli...…

…"Til Us. Or N AIY VOL. XIII. ANN ARBOR, MIR., TILT1SDAY, APRIL. 23, 1903 No. 1461 INTERSCHOLASTIC MEET Will he Held Here May 22 and 23- Largen and Successful Meet An- ticipated--Hyde Park Will Send a Team 22c-c ccl Ic illrIt l{ :i uri is of-l h 1. :)1 of 11} sndliii- c s ic-c-s cale I h- Al ce)1l11 it ' ih lcontrol c is i c- 1. int heii liif 'li I ndci cl i ).l.t ,.F ii ld lii Ii ciclt i i-l. slic aI i ,pt illls ok nno i cll to h d ofeten ucli...…

…THI! Us. OiF N. DAILY. VOL. XIII. AN N ARBOR, MICH., ltIDAY, APRIL 24, 1903 No. 147 FIRST HOME 'GAME Varsity Beat A. A. H. S. in an In- ter°esting Game-Training Table to be Started oldn 1111lit mI 15thle Hrst g-tinlis'of zslle tti 'ltill Ferry ildl and thei --': itt 1111 5 Ie ironss w lliforta1 goo tiie ll'TI-inieitty leitg 1111etoitswites. in1 ,' i l 31.Theituib itngythe fr t as m tjis li itop tilego I tlteifi poliag n, f 10 teas was aii lp t...…

…TI"E Iis or NfDIY VOL. XIII. ANN ARBOR, MICH., SATU tDAY, APRIL 25, 1903 No. 1 48 FIRST BASEBALL GAME Victory Nlubtful, Yet an Unusually Close and Hard Gause to be Played-Lineup STANDIiNG.t(51' (LUBSt. ( , 1. i ; 1 !t t I 1 ',;t I I I i I 01140044..... ,llel go ... North westo1 a4(i1i44111 .7l 1N isoloi 111 Won loo t. 2r P4oo. D) The first of t11e liltee 111144'si1 s Leaigue -inles w~-il4be, lllli 40114-o11 P'eiy 1F1e(ld 4il(111411'he -tll))) ...…

…VOL. XIII. us or NM DAILY. AINN AR13OR, MIH.,S UTN1)AY, APRiIL 26, 1903 No. 149 MICHIGAN WINS Yesterday Was a Notable Day in Athletics for the Yellow and the Blue -Kellogg, Waite, Perry and Conger Captured the Four-Mile Relay Championship at Philadelphia-Hahn Second in Dash 'Varsity Won From Illinois in an Exciting Baseball Game Score was Fourteen to Ten The- University of Michigan team, consisting of Kellogg, Conger, Perry and Waite, won the ...…

…1111 'Js OiF N. DAILY. VOL. XLII. ANN ARBOR, MIH., TUESDAY, APRIL 28, 1903 ATHLETES RETURN the "Victorious Five" Reach Ann Abor From Their trip to.. Philadelphia v tttri llaj t y ofMichgans trto. Fiatickveroet I hitniie niaatinnd-ty afn o . (itll I ra nagl t tiil t, seilds patched to fhe Dal it' l hi I dlayied intrtln 0 i i ln it Nvasiintiuvi in li st tirlesre. ni ia oodnlisized 101Yii It o e tip. on oWNMMtevc till' Pent fer. y. Coer anldvWi i...…

…T!H1E Us. or N. DAILY. VOL. XIII. OBER LIN TODAY A NN ARBOR, MHC., WEDNESDAY, APRIL 29, 1903 Noc. 1.51 No Athletic Daic-c This Year '1l c h l r eli" e-ci ecilc'ic (11cbe - An Interesting Game Looked For- Imee.-- ~ ic-coleittrce efels cc s p ingec 5c- Teaoo Rosodiog Into Shape- onte.tIcic I fle ief andm Trainlee gTabe Started ,Vccca)gie n icfecc cin ld i 5- i-syit (lc uh' 'T':.\1s. I c-ic-ih ' popr eri sin v s Weeq. Locs. ('u 1i. ceec-c I eccec...…

…1111 us. oi: N. DAILY. .VOL. XIII. ANlN ARBOR, MIR., THURSDAY, APRIL 30, 1903 No. 1.52 OCNGRESS MAN LITTLEFIELD (ao aresfot rnpntn od Well Rec ird by His Audience-He civent} Itc goods Spoke on "frusts and Federal Tin].ril iviin it ii i fo tr ;iny cr Lgislation'' i ltiula cly byowrn th r SCsi iiilii ii li'C . . X i-nliii-sv ofii late'vril.isig ihea.i commonlvii hit i slvins'i'il )iv ii the 1in ner i l'i' ivivli1':11yi'n stsvIlin lati-fi t in th...…

…FL j . - r " Y' J C 8 Vol.. X111. A N' .. B'1, \ICH Fll- IIDAYI AILAY 17 1,,-)103 No. I 71 1181 ii 1.c 1111 : Tonght -- 7011811:i.Fou Lctre ('1. . t . rm li . lb :d v, il 1 - o1,, n II I (;o ' 1 +r~i11(o <'klo ; 1811 Ni' 1118' 5181: 00'1o Wo 1lcte 1100 t~s1t 1 tvi1a:r 10i -t111:;is 110in 1'E 11 i 1 o~e[11'':n11116 18ao11811111 . iII '1 1:1 in' 11 i88,o' s10 1 1w0 0110 01 0111 'ydc~ 01111i111 1111 11011 of 1110of \c is ' 1111081in 11:.. 11 1111...…

…Nob,. XIII. AiNN ARBOR MICIL. SATURDAY, MAY 2, 1903 No. 1:54 THE SWING-OUT ( ROOTERS OUT VOJD GOVERNMENT LECTURE BASEBALL RULES Fine Showing by Senior Lit-Eng ClassI Chicago Toda y-Noise on the Side 11ir Franklin H. Hed Spoke Lst The Followin Rles Govern al11 Class is their First Appearance in Lines May Win the Gaie-Cloe Evlsening to an Intersted aid Gams ad Sosud be of Interest Classic Garb -Dr. Angell Contest Expected Wel Pleased Audience to...…

…P112" Ilmw CI GAN WINS ic(: Chicagn Uiort 'f -m 2in21 to 4i-Captain 'j 5Iwo 1101m10Runs - '(I ''''iiteI iliri liio ':"i,._°tIi :b i'<(tt: I ('l i tt fI1ii ' )I '(i' 2ICS 1. ~ ii'li'i i11 l'i- l e l 1=11 ' l to ) lt to a i }n F5.-1) oi, ;::l so il (((l( ii ii lit I i))< Oil 81('7 1 IisIi-ist II} '. w i 1 lt liii11 tiiiie.1 Iii liii- Ii :+ Il 11'11 1^, it eII 0 I-s ;..1:II(t liii- li-ill ))))il i ii Olil Illov lIiid)lei- it L ii))ii% ) i it1iit ...…

…ifli! v.Or N. DAILY. VoL.: xII. ANN ARBOR, MICH., TUESDAY, MAY' 5, 1903 No. 1.50 'VARSITY MEET SATURDAY !:Many Excitin Contests are Promised in the Annual Meet-Chicago Hes on May 16 'nlu' yes of te athletically iun'tlned poriull of the Uiersity' are now4 torowd towad The annual 'arsity raknmeet.oinetrwvilt take jplaeesuet Satilav afternoon on ctery Fel. I nerest in 1the succesn of Iihiiawn tirick lamifor 1 510010 s mreilteneG 11hun m fr sme ti...…

…Thll us oi: N. DAILY. VOL. XI II. ANN ARBOR, MICH., WEDNESDAY. MAY 6, 1903 No. 157 SPARKLING COMEDY nceesto plifeltiiiii. tliialt inotisitt, lovble sh-gir -l vt-txreat-il Comedy Club Performance Last Even- ity. int-Eclipses all Former Efforts 11is oftethte cas iteprfs --Society Iturned Out sitlt raniks tail:ti iat p111 hrotaght into r iiitin i-i lyt iiitat- Attati ito it iti ha, atllso it swas Ilst u_ Agi h otietly I. iltblhs at-kiit iss Aay i...…

…1111! '[ or NM DAILY. VOL. XIII. ANN ARBOR. MIH.. THURSDAY, MAY 7, 1903 No. 158 ENTRIES CLOSE °TONIGHT of aall thae doss andi their residence ad FRESH MASS MEETING __________Occititon in a chiss book. to be kept in Ain Arlbor. This secretary to ap- iFor the Big 'Varsity Meet-Lots o point sochlo si-talots as necessary. Clas: Spirit to be Aroused--Plans Good Material will Compete and (2) A tax of 25 cents to be leviedt f'or Next Year-Meeting to ...…

…'IL Ui Or N. DAILY. ''VL. XtIIL ANN A R3OR. MICl.,FAIR)AY, MAY 8, l9 03 No. 1 5(, 'MICHIGAN-NORTHWESTERN i"1-hce tln bss~ei ;Ann Arbor Wis Game by Score of Aire'-Iittkit.attu] i'e- t. 18 to 12--Team Leave for Chamnpaign Today Iterscolatic Dance i'10athlut it Asocitinit will giea TeNorthttwestern l bosetoilti Itut;ochime' Io the Itero'thulstie athletelts kteptnop its losing strek by roingitin Watermano gytnlluito t' ight of \tlay 22. Atamo has ...…

…1111 U.F0 N. DAILY. V'OL. XI II. ANN ARBOR. MICIL. SATURDAY. M1IAY 9, 1903 No. 160 "VARSITY MviEET TODAY the tine is. They play the senio~r lit, tnest Ttuesdaty.' The linietui of te Nwitiicti teem was Hird Competition Today for Places s fiillow : Staciik., p.; Cilark, C.; Stew- an the University Track Team- tirt, Sttixtt, 1: Ftwit', 2; tay, >; Flii- Seventy-Five Contestants meii.: .Lewis, .; i'. itstoti. i.,Vce. The sopihiioiore entiteet's jii...…

…THE us. oi: Mt 'DAILY. VOL. X II. ANN ARBOR, MIH.., SUNDAY, MAY 10, 1903 No. 161 S RECORDS WERE BROKEN Rastn.seold; hayes, thirdi. Tie MICHIGAN DEFEATED i Half-Ml tie e-I hlt. irt; Di litwiay. I 7 the 'Varsity Meet Yesterday-Moad- seeond; arpham., third. Time. 2 f he 'Varsity Lost the Game to Ili- dock and Stewart Each Won mnlnes4 eld.nis Yesterday in a Well Played TheeEvnt-Tre Aci 0-Yrde Low htrdles-Stewart. Contest-Score was 8 to 2 The vnsTr...…

…IIE of M DAILY. DUAL MrEr WITH CHICAGO~ .Micigan Tucak Athletes Meet TheirI Firer Oppixruts oe Ferry Field Nxxt Sata!xda-TlFe Eetries Allii iii lxxi ll truckixix xi M ic., il ill twx oex'"i 'i x I Il 11i li:I1, xxx lcx - -llx xx :c (m 11'iv Vi~d 1x tlxiii ii( xI s, o w ih ofIx ll(,tw ullvi,-stio i:1 ho hos ( iII'' iiof 1i 1:;,1 '-illxxin Co x 'xi Alo izo I~r313113t ,:I' 3rof ixl xxl c ix ilix: ti,13:?13k 'it"t~ t 1,0 xxo I(.,11ii)~ 1I lho 10-)...…

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…Till U.Or NoDIY VOL. XIII. ANN AIIBOR. MIH.. THURSDAY, MAY 14, 1903 READY FOR CHICAGO (ik i 1; hildci h deiht. :vMAY FESTIVAL cSee featiureofel dnceflintehow's irosgil od judgenie . iesele to Track Team will do LigttWork Until of the llilci-, viiich i to b ve- cgoodI'OpnsnoThis Evening XWith "Carata- S turday-Michiga n Expects to wiiid ihe ai-aiiieieut of ite iiorii cus"-The First Production of Win tashoo and Quarter-Mile twii calzeso iiivsrey...…

…THE us of Me DAILY. 40L. X111. ANN ARBOR. MICH., FRIDAY, MAY 15, 1903 No. 1(3a MAY FESTIVAL I ir Concert:, "Caractacus," a Suc- ese-vie G(lgorza Not Present- \'"iiou lttoooy 1. 51 ilot. 5 oattoititt of 0 co' i t ' o tt'.I l i NN -V t 100050 c°1,1 o o' oot totleoIs the t itofpfsor MADDOCK CAN COMPETE t'(~1 In fte Dual Meet With Chicago To- o morrow-Michigan's Chances for t t Si. Howland Distinguished Dotche eenWinning the Conference 0 V . Sloo ...…

…THE us o DAILY. INO ,. x I . ANN ARBSOR. MICH.. SATt LZDAY. MfAY 10') 1903 No. 16G Ml HIG. N VS. CHICAGO ::i 'ivo i Schools Will Contest od ay for Supremacy on Field a. Cider Pthi-Midti o 'ioConfident Interscholastic Dance MAY FESTIVAL ; ol ni~nccssf l ieitcri c Coocerts Yesterday 'Wero Larcely At- ' a1v lI.,1 onleIeatt'l I'm h e Ia' 511th ii i iii aviilii <iiiiten ded-Soloists Enthoslastic- ;1( tI ci lall iii'aia ilhl ally IluceisEd iIi it ec...…

…HE m m t Au r 1 r ' _ ' ry ~ VOI'. X I 1 . ANN AtZ'11. .MICH.. rV'NDAY . MAY 17, 1903 No. 171F MCHGAN WINS ( -.1.o "Track iXam XOv'X00 Cia ''aXoYes- terad o' v Score of 'II 1-2 to l 0 r1C 42 1-2 -- XlXXv ('{ 1 F Ii 0 'ln .]tsc --('II;( t' V, ut'n 1 .( 1 I 'XX I I 'XI t I h "1" 111111 XXXt tAIII ,, ,,,in e ,c re1'' S:;,. X I the ourterlc XXI('11(11 11'il l X iX SioX <,XXL 1111 n( oI' inL thI XXI 1 11111 XXIXs,'discs. 111 ro -'I XX 11 111111.1 X...…

…VOL. Xill. lo OF iM ALS. No. 168 ANN ARtBORI. MICII.. TUESDAY, MAY 191, 1903 MICHIGAN WINS AGAIN In a Slagging Match Fronm Wiscon- sin Yesterday Afternoon- Score was 15 to 5 .sc1sot't-: S'lANILNG. .Illinois ...... S -'hsesto....... 4 Wisconsin ,....2 Northwestern .1 ler Inst.LCet. 2 .75 .571 4 .t:!t The t'niv'ersity of 'iiilaui basebaill team .tefeaited tih' Universitysofiifs-555 consin yi'sterdlay by the score of t1 to 5. It Avs5thie seconid ...…

…HE 0l Vor. X111. AINN4ARB(At.I MICII., WEDNES)AY, AY l20, 1903 No. I (1) *E.T TRN CONFERENCE j. i "i' t"+ ';.1 ~i.\ ~~tliiC poiSCo if Records CGives MIen- wt:1 '!-v :.It.i ttiii L -a n rt Piace-Chicpo atnd Xi?' , t il rii 1!ttl~ vi seeon::' ,ed for Seconde -THE NEW PROFESSOR" Lastern Track Meets I ii ick i mlliii iii- o r S o ; !otin 11 nvjillnet iiIn llts-o ,eile;-i nilft: 1 ui , ' ii <l ni . 1 ,," ,ti-mi torusi slii oi s I i 5 5thin Whi- Ini...…

…Vol".Xl. 0s OF 0M No. 170 AINN ARBO3R. MICH., TIIVLI,'SI)AY. MNAY 21, 190:3 INTERT-HOLASTIC IEET Nicol Cojot Klno -inos. Itinins: Largut Nnmbbr of EnIesEver :s-it o. Atis,. Ct'*-~r-.Mothn Knon-Odas on Exiition liii ,OW -Dlance Friday L220 Yk;tli-oASIl. __________.AdtriniC. Wet -m~i, iti t r l I-~ 1-Lit-ti Delanoi-(-tusitis tari- siati Fintl 2'r:1011ntshav hon ~ld jArio, IL-iks. IDodd,,s. nil: 1titit for to'hi ti- ts-o-tistn letti- Is o-i bieiC...…

…Till D.Oor N.DIY NO. 1171 VOL. XIII. ANN ARBOR, MICH., FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1903 INTERSCHOLASTIC MEET "Miss Hobbs" Tonight This i-tening the Coateia-tt lut of the te Largest Meet Ever Held Starts Antnt Arbor high school presetts their annual phay. The east w1as given in Taday With 539 Entries y 209 «v dotsdays Daily and is one that Men-Play at Athens and warrats the expetaion of a good Dlance at Gymnasium lerfrniance. The attention of all thtoetles...…

…HE am low ddpftl p A Lyle VOL. MITI. OPENED YESTERDAY 3ia Interncuolastic Meet is On- I Lewis In t tote Strong- Will Have Htird Struggle With iotroit Schools .-I-I-le i " h t o cl It . i-I fsinn tra ken pc- Tc-rnn nter-y-tield1-ith I latgeti ANN ARBOR. MICJI.. SATU RDA~Y ,:NAY' 23, 11903 Sin Y AlH) VN. I riid Rnpit irdu. llie,t-nX Secod het-Cok, levland1'.It. ADELPHI WINS CUP Lits Win Dehating Cup Frcnm Lawe -Amberson, -olderman and Sctntitz, ...…

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