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… Vrooman, assistant secretary General Almazan was constant- wooden pickets which were taken cial booth in the corridor of Angell Jury first being held at Lansing lastField here at 1:55 p. m. as of…
… Swenson of Wisconsin. These two men were the only 1928 chnimpions entered in the meet. One of the biggest upsets of the, afternoon was the victory of Ray' Parker, Wolverine 155 pound rep-' resentative, over…
… and one free tions will take the initiativen iktoinalistCEdeoT Pesk mon March 20, has been substituted to trail the winners 15-5 at half time. defending the annuities, and what; In Last Election To…
… 155 pound match. The time was 9:02. Cap- tain Bob Warren did not have toj compete in the 165 pound division, winning from his opponent by de- fault. Hager chalked up the final Wol- verine victory of the…
… better than the previous record of 155 feet six inches, Wil- liams, another Wolverine perfor- mer, gained fourth in this event, tossing the ball out 129 feet, 5j inches. Grodsky, Murray, Tarbill and To…
… service by, express the same opinion myself, a personal friend. "Overtones," is said to be one of a constant threat whenever they: constri who was undefeated in the 155- which it brings news of events in…
