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H “ _ r _ „ 81 . D , “ a n n u a l SUBSCRIPTION CAM PAIG NAll-Time Winter Term Enrollment Peaks T 0 m c o n t a c t w i t h ENTIRE *R.dio ■!•■•> o A » o n M M M irw c STUDENT BO D Y IN NEXT TEN D A Y SR ENROLLM ENT RECORD
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;I be represen tedThe mornings throughout the week il ts* taken up with departmental
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under* usirauon hall, old armory, ag hnll pa-ip m m vtbon and various other buUdtnga.
On Thursday night. P R . 5. Urn W r eat program of the entire week will b j
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C o a c h F en d h v Collins. S partan w rest lin e coach , has been sending his m en th rou gh strenuous workouts hi nn r t lo r l to m old :t fo rm id ab le team («> m eet the p ow er fu l U n ivers ity <>f M leht* san Krnppling leant w hen th e local KTapplers Jotirucv to An n Arbor Jan 24 to r th e open in g meet <»t th e H part an tnat .schedule.
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T h e U n ion h its w ere g re a t ly out - classed b v ttie Ph i K appa Tan ten. los- uii' 15 to 8 in the first five inn ing con - u t at th e co llege gym nasium Tuesday. D ei em ber 0 T h e y w ere held scoreless m both the first and fifth inn ings .by th e Ph i K ap p a p layers Lam berts
: f tai ted n scoring spree wh ich netted ' fcu r runs b e fo re D ixon , p itch in g fo r the ! P i ! K appas. a ga in ga ined con tro l o f i the s ituation and fanned th e n e iT th re e ' trailers T h e P in K appa team , led bv
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scored easily and regu la rlv plrow th * gam e. P. Hawkins played ¿ 1 the bat. ^
A t n in e o'clock th e He*'«. r the i^unc.mians and proved ■ v ic tim s o f a 26 to 7 score . m tWP th ird in n in g an d ten , landslide In th e f i f th put u <• ire lo r th e Eunom ians. t O 'C onn or, w ith fo u r runs Llie h igh scor in g men. T l . w ere FJn.nomian, P in n eo ¡*( 0 ) ; H esperian . W lt t le y s ip le t tC ).
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W o l v en n c su bscrip tion c a m p a ig n « that has e v e r boon in stitu ted at S ta te E v e ry y e a r sees the ye a rb o ok in an incrtMrotngly p iv - ca riou s p os ition due to the c o m p a r a t iv e ^ m 'c n t ch ange in the m eth in i o f c o lle c t in g the lees lo r the c o lle g e annual. T h e e v idence o f th is m a n ifes ts i t s e l f in th e d iff ic u lty in o b ta in in g stu dent su pport fron t y e a r to yea r .
D oub tless th is m Hue to th e fa c t that the in flu ence o f the co m p u lso ry le v y o f the p r ice o f the W o lv e r in e in o th er yea rs is fast w a n in g T h e ab o lishm en t o f that system c rea ted a vo id in the re la t io n o f the yearb ook m an agem en t to the student body that is hard to fill. D u ly h igh p ressu re sa lesm ansh ip and a g re a t dea l o f e ffo r t ro n ecessary to h e lp the stu den ts re a liz e the n ecess ity o f an in s titu tion such as the c o lle g e annual.
It is ju st that the u n d erg rad u a tes take the tim e to con s id er the s ign ific an ce o f th e 1931 W o lv e r in e . P e rh a p s the m ost fo r c e fu l w ay to b r in g it to m ind is to con s id er the vacan cy that the absence o f a yea rb ook w ou ld c rea te in cam p us tra d it io n and c o lleg e p res tig e . A lth ou gh no d a n ge r is ap p a ren t that such w ou ld l»e the c «M '-th is yea r , it is easy 11* v isu a lize that th is w ou ld com e about in a few years i f studen t ap a th y con tin u es to increasv* at the sam e ra te that it has done in the past tw o years.
I f y«*u su pport th« W o lv e r in e fr o m .vear to yea r , it is not on ly to y o u r a d va n ta g e in that you w ill h ave a m a te r ia l record o f the w h o le school year , but t«> th«* n d\an tage o f the in stitu tion a lso to has«' an o rga n in th is school such as the yearb ook is in A m er ica n c o lle g ia te life .
So con tr ib u te ’.«» the llK tt W o lv e r in e fo r th e benefit o f the school and. above a il. fo r you r ow n m a te r ia l advan tage.
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g ild M rs D orsey R odney : 16. 17 18 T lie eon ference w ill he under H H Hulladay. P r o f . th e d irec tio n o f P ro f Pau l H Douglass
M rs ¡.cona rd F a lcon e o f C h ica go u n ivers ity Douglass is fro m An n Arbor, and secretary o f O o v e m o r P in rh o t s unetn-
0 . O W ilk in s p loym ent com m ission in P »*nn «y lvan ia , , ]rtSh m hom e economUhargc o f th e an d I *?0 au thor o f num erous books ln t0 tin? hom e m an me
o f M arsh all C onverse &nd m agazin e a rtic le * dea ling w ith th e houses Su nday. Jan 4, a fte r >M o tio n B ooth. K en n e th present econom ic cris is T h r flrs4 m eetin g o f ih e student
D on M arsh all T h e p rogram fo r th e w eek -en d «»liens held M on da\ ai 8 p m in ••w ith a 6 o 'cb ick d in n er on F rid a y Jan g p rrt iv e hom es T h e en tire grou1«, at w h ich Hon F ran k M urphy, h a ve th e ir first m eetin g W edn
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w ill be insta lled as P h i E ta iff M u Ph i Epsilon, n a tion a l music fra te rn ity , on Saturday. Jan 10 at 10 o 'c lock 111 the
w om an 's parlors o f peop les church T h e in s ta lla tion an d in it ia t ion serv ice
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P h i Epsilon T h e y w ill be assisted bv rep resen ta tives fro m th e chap ters
at Ann Arbor. D etroit and T o led o A fo rm a l luncheon w ill is* g iven m
i i ie <lming room o f P eop les ch flrch at 2 O'clock T h e luncheon w ill lie fo llow ed by a m usieale. w h ich w ill is ’ presented in th e w om en ’s parlors
T h e patronesses o f Mu Eta O m icron w ill be guests a t the luncheon an d m u- n a le . and as w ell a- represehtatjVOS
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Party Scheduled for First Year Girls
On Thursday EveT h e W o m en 's A th le tic association
w ill hold a pa rty T h u rsday even in g at 7 15 in room 101 o f th e hom e econom ics bu ild in g in honor o f freshm an girls and a ll th e o th e r g ir ls new on campus th is yea r.
D an cin g w ill be en joyed th e first pa rt o f th e even in g , an d la ter stunts w ill be presented by th e d iffe ren t m an age rs show ing som eth in g o f th eir »-ports At. th e conclusion o f th e p ro gram -refreslu nen ts w ill be served.
E ach m em ber a tten d in g th e p a rty is asked to bring tw o freshm en w ith her
Jan ette T ra sh e l, ch a irm an o f the p a rty com m ittee is assisted bv M aim :: L e igh to n and K a th er in e M cCutch con
H ex W ilk e ; o f t l» - speech departm ent atten ded th e C h icago con ven tion of T h e ta A lp h a Phi. na tion a l d ram atics fra te rn ity , during th e C hristm as h o lidays.
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H E m o s t s e v e r e t e s t o f t h e s e a s o n . e s p e c i a l l y first h a l f o f t h e s c h e d u le * lo o m s f o r t h e B p a r t w n h a s * k e t h a l l t e a m t h i s w e e k w h e n M a r q u e t t e univei s i t v t e n d s i t s q u i n t e t t o E a s t L a n s i n g F r i d a y n i g h t . C o a c h H on F . V a n A l s t v n e ’ s M i c h i g a n S t a t e h a s k o t o o r s w o t t t w o i>f t h e i r t h r e e g a M e i* p l a y e d d u r i n g t h e h o l i d a y s e a s o n , t u r n i n g back B r i g h a m Y o u n g u n i v e r s i t y a n d O h i o V V e s le y a u , h u t l o s i n g t o t h e pow erfu l U n i v e r s i t y o f M ic h igan t e a m .
T h e H i l l t o p p e r s fr»» m M i l w a u k e e . W i s . , h o ld a If» t o I I v i c t o r y over W i s c o n s i n in a n e a r l y g a m e a n d a l s o d e f e a t e d B r i g h a m Y o u n g b y a f o u r - p o i n t m a r g i n . T h e g a m e w i t h M a r q u e t t e w i l l p r o b a b l y d e t e r m i n e t h e p o s s i b i l i t i e s o f . -S t a t e ' s IB JW W U c o u r t r o m h i n a - points, «hit«1 l io ld in i W H o a n to a t i o n a n d g i v e C o a c h V a n A l s t y n e lone A rid g o ^ due prtnctpaU y to ih r
s o m e M < * o f w h a t h r can e a p e c t K S f m , c X’O f h i s c h a r u e t * d u r in g » t h r r e - be*kH * fro m th e floor a n d a s m an y m a j n d e r o f t h e s e a s o n . , from th e fo o l lin e fo r n m r poin t* H ush
s t a ir - » moat recen t b u k e tb u U ytrto ry had fo u r A rid « o a ls lo h U rr rd tl fo i w a a a ro rrd o ver lh r B a u lin a f l ir h o p r r i f h l point»of Ohio Wralrvan TlHirsdav nurht In Coach Van Aistynr used 11 mrn dur- Drmonatratton lull Thr Spartan» 'h r Ohio Wr»lryan yarnr. and the ramr Ihrourh a bitterly «Hiiratrd rntirr rran-vr tram nniahed. wtth thr ronch-and-tumblr yarns with a nral e*ception ol Borakool at renter 34 to 17 Melon Tvrm v-two prrsonal Monday rvrmny December M. 8i*ic had. w n calird <lunn* thr (am ». It I " « - d out ihr lustily touted tln »h *m on rarh «idr Wralrvan mrnrted to Youns flvr from Utah. 19 to H . in a thr alam-bana tactic* rarly in thrlthrlllln« yamr which »»■» cUwcly con- n m r and II • » a row of Ihr Stair tertcd at all * l«*c » Clrovc» I p-m, baskrlorrs ha»ln* lo use atmUar 'Iio1 “" r r Plnnro mt *ted » frrr thro* method» of ptav lo rombat thr *1»- * un 9“™ thr 8|»rtana with ho** but thrrc minutes ot playing linw to*
Wralryan-« »hock troon» »tartrd thr mammy II wa* Handy Bncskn.* yamr and stabbed a »Itm lead whllr thr rlonsaird Spartan center Irom Orand
to Rapid*. Who really |>vf State a chance
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dred E Walt?., ii M ich igan kimip m i- Ii*k.- co ed, wa'. Instan tly k illed Sunday a il 'in tvo n . in un au tom ob ile u re ld fllt on i ; s - i d a short distant** east ctf- th e K e n t- Io n ia cou n ty Hue Miss W a ll* '* tHOicr. b rother, and sister, also t-ldlng in the m achine, w ere hurt.
T h e car. d r iv en by M r W alt/, crnslied in to a tree at the side o f ih e h ighw ay, when a tire blew out M rs. W a lt/ was th row n v io len tly aga inst th e w in d - ¡
' hii itl «tu l su ffered a broken n w k and t M s about the fa - e M r W a lt « suffered back in ju ries , w h ile th e o th e r oo h lju ih U rece ived thi hot' cuUs an d bruises
ju r-ro M fe rrn ce sMulute unit is certa in to In* a m ueli- fen It'd con tender fo r l h e ;B ig T en court cham pion sh ip
O ne o f th e most im pressive court com b inations that, deve loped at M ic h igan p roved to»» m uch tor the Spartans, j ah »» had obviously »m l found th em - w ly e s -SO ea r ly in th e seax»»n. T h e V V oh iiiiH 's look advan tage o f th e fact| that S ta te was w o efu lly o f f stride and ro lled up ;» 17 to 0 lead in ih e first h a ll T h e Sp a rtan s cntne bark strong in th e '•» cond h a lf and ou t-scored M u h ig a n HI to 1ft, but w ere unnble to overcom e th e e a r ly hu iid icap
T h e M a ize a iu l B lu e team th rew up an nlert de fen se th a t r e f used to let S ta te net in rl»»se to th e M irh iaan Inn - ket Citt th e o th er hand, th e W o lver in es tound it qu ite easy to s ift thr»*uah S ta te 's zone defenne. u s in « a w h irlw in d Khort i»avsniR attack , fo r m an y short shots at the hoop Ab«»ut m idw ay o f th e se»*ond period, th e S p o rta n * creeia 'd iip to w ith in six |K»inU o f M ich lK tins to ta l, hut wer»* tumble to »'tune clnncr
D ee P inm *o led th e S ta te team III -•co tm e w ith tour held roiiIs and a b race o f tie»* th r o w . fo r 10 im ints D an iels, ix jw erfu l M ich igan »en te r, ntc-cd h im ©lit o f h igh scortna hottorn by s co iiu r I I lxunts
THINCLAD TEAM PRACTICING NOW
Strrnuoui Schedule Ahead of Stale Trach Squad This Seaton.
W in te r tra ' k practice started in real earnest M o tv ia v h lght at |ihe Rynmasi- tm i. w h en m ore than M «sp iran ts fo r the va rs ity squad took th e ir first workouts as the in it ia l step >o p rep ara tion fo r a • i h ed 'ile o f d ifficu lt meets to be held la te r in th e term
W ith a aennt m onth in whic h to put th e ir charges thrm iRh th e ir paces Cuachea tta lph II Voting. M orton M o tion. and M U' W C asteel w ill lie foreed t»» expend e i* i\ e ffort to wet th e ir men ill concUtlon !-*r th e first m eet S a tu rday. F eb 7 w ith H ie U n ivers ity of C h icago
F o llow in g the tilt w ith th e Maroons. S ta te w ill com pete in its second home meet In e tg lr «lays Feb 14. when M a r quette u n lv fts ily - »*nds ati unusually s tnm g team I«» rim at Ifast M inslng T h e T lllltoppers »»oast tw o 1028 O ly m pic m en on th eir squait
I'hursilay "t tli#* next week. Fell 1M.
ih e Spartans jou rn ey to Ann A rb o r to porhripat»* in « quadran ifu lar m eet w ith D etro it C itv r o lle te . U n ivers ity of M ich igan , and M ich igan Norm al
Satu rday. Feb ^R. tin R e lay C arn iva l w ill bo i si hr . w ith th»* ch ie f ci state com peting T h e end. M firth <5 » " ‘ I 7
g o I«« South Bend. In« frn l In terco llegin tes.
Saturday. M arc ii 14 te rm s truck activ ities ili«* ilunclads w ill m« com petition o f th e unitthey en te r the Itliiip»; at C ham paign , 111
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Fall Term.
T h e fastest fa ll o f the hi bouts w as secured when R veteran ' Spartan 145 pom his m an to the m at in th. o f 1 20. T w o outstanding m atm en w'ho w on in th* classes w ere P Jensen. I f i .( i R eave ly . heavvw em h '
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Th«* d istance »•» tectefl. w ith such bcrlath, h**l«l*‘>‘ m ile record, an d f n miliar. H i k for
T h e annual u ll-co lle ge w restling Of»<i iotlrnnm ent w h ich was held th e last
f m e : ” week o f th e fa ll term brouRht fo r th r M'flmn wh»»n | f iK|j Clas% grap p lers who' pqt oh •' arn v >f-.v r i l l| ex c it in g bou ia to w in th e title s
in th e ir respective d ivisions. hr seiison am T h e Cpumoment Was fea tu red by s ev-prointsing crop iirsij , ,j ,s r |S ,,f ve teran m atm en an d the i year craek ,|ppf-j»muce » f a nuttlber »»f p rom is in g ig • " stab ilize fll.s , yw ir nu.n m dd llege g rap p lin g • nf th e team etrcles. C o flc ii F en d loy C ollins , s p a r - roup " f tine )WJ1 tMn( coapm wna in «h a rg e «»f theissell and K en i,ou t s w h ich p roved to lie som e «>f the
winners, w h o staKcd <*n th e cam pustable .n ia . " I ^ fh n ih n g bout W’iis pul on in tlie
fina l o f the l i f t pound c lass when E d it ii ab ly i>*"- w in Rd?ttdH| m et S ta n le y Bail. M ich i- » A 'lark C la im - rh ii A A. ft . cham p, a fte r each had
Varsity tw o - ba ttled ills w av up th rough , th e e linu - »ring Fn ilett«»n . noMah n in tc h o i T in* state cham pion i year «»f com - was p u n c d in •’» 44 m iijtitas t>v th e •
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Spartans were getting arriutamnl the feel ot the new bail State anon swung into action and went ahead The Buthop*' regulars were sent in after about live first five minutes of play, but State held the lead throughout the remainder of the game The Ohio team was fairly successful with its tight «one defense in the first half and State wa« leading. 13 to 11, at the rest period
t *fk Eleven Men State’s lead wax increased to four
points when Orove scored at the start of the second half The Spartans kept paaaraaton ot the hall and faired thr Bishop« to break their soné defense
took advantage ot a few- break
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the victory H e found hinvielf in | thr last halt and Uxvprd tt ire e shots , in rapid suroessmn to pull his team ahead tatr in the game
T lie sera ppl lie vs and i r p o f ihe S p a r tan quintet was twrtnrable againot I Brigham Young and was pk'a.xtng. be cause it has been rlu u acter is ttc o l Coach V an Alstyne s team s A lth ough State’s eager* ahowrd a m arked im provement tn play, their powUng was »'areless at ttmes and their p lays didn’t click any t»x» regu larly
T lie Utah quintet in trodu ced some thing new tn the wav o l basket bail here The invaders lorced tlie p lay m
dtirin . the taut ,ierln4 eod epnretf I t - l°i* H— <1 r*en »d v .tu u w inu,,State trrrtt»»rv in an attempt to gam tmaaeaaian of ttir ball in back court This kept tlie »Spartans on tlie alert - and ma»1e-the game h igh ly tntererfting despite some l»»ose p layuv by both teams.
.State s'iit*|«r»1 in an ea r ly lead, but Brigham Young aoon went ahead The 8|»artants sjH iried to regHtn nuhltiand of the game W ith three m in u te* to play remaining the first h a lf the S|xir- tan»s were out in fr»mt Ift t«» t* but a Utah drive whittled t iie stxvn* t»v 1ft to 13 at half time ^
B a w lmo l Carnes Through Brigham Young tied th e M vrr ;«t ’ lie
start o f the second p tn o d th en the gamr started *ee-saw ing sa it ii first one team and then the oth er s ink ing field goal* T lie game tamed dow n » little and live »core wa* knotted at 21 a ll A free throw gave the Utah eager*, n lead and two more field goals t»ut them aluad. 26 to "21 Siorm clouds were gathering over the tread* of Suite p layer*. but Borakool brightened up the twcturA wtth two field goals rut t in « Brigham Young » lead to one |*>int Utah choae to atali. but Bneak»*ll aga in foutid the hoop and sent S ta te atiead. 27 to 26 A charity t*vss by th e v is itors Again Ued the »*ount At Uu* puu tuce Orove acored and ttH1 best B rig ham
- Young could do m ih# b r ie f time re- : maitung was arore a free thn>w
O itn e and Haga shai-ed acorin g l honor* for State, wtth seven po in t*
! each but Romney tl»e offend ace j i o ( tlie evening. *c»x>untiiig fo r 13 o f J | tun team s twanus TYw Utah forward :’ dhowed an uncanny abditv to sink i , jJugj. from ail angle» Hag* a n d !: Scots plaved a rrmarkable deten.sive i game J»w the BtiartanA in the tare of I the daMslitvg slmt.» made by tire Utah :
- baaketarr*I Tha ftrat game of the )u»luta> aerie* !' played at Ann Arbor Drcrmbrr 13 wo*1 not so aatiaiactorv fiom the S ta te :J viewpotnt The aperdy nmooth-work- ! ing Vruveputy of Mictngan team took * the meaaiiTO of the Spartan*. 32 to 22 i The Wolverine quintet lia-« been tra • \ vrling at a top M»eed ttiroughoot Uie
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