Word: michigan
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Dates: during 1910-1919
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...season ticket will this year be given the privilege of purchasing at the regular reserved price one special ticket for each game admitting a friend accompanying him to the section reserved for season tickets. This privilege will extend to all home games, except those with Michigan and Princeton. If the holder of an H. A. A. or season ticket prefers to sit on the regular reserved seat side, the coupon of his ticket admitting to any game will be accepted at the admission price charged for that game as part payment for a regular reserved seat...
...have been gathered concerning twelve leading colleges. These statistics include the total registration, the 'varsity men, and Freshmen. In a few cases the registration figures seem unusually large because they include the summer school enrollment. The figures follow: College Total Varsity Fr'men Columbia, 5,992 3,075 442 Michigan, 5,036 3,462 1,731 Cornell, 4,803 3,500 1,000 Harvard, 4,279 1,593 590 Wisconsin, 4,237 1,841 889 Pennsylvania, 3,900 2,400 1,300 Yale, 3,300 1,600 900 Minnesota, 3,141 1,638 Chicago, 2,901 500 Illinois...
...parade of all the visiting delegations will form in front of the Blackstone Hotel, the convention headquarters, this morning at 9 o'clock. The graduates will march north on Michigan Avenue to Jackson Boulevard, thence west to the terminal of the Aurora, Elgin, and Chicago Railroad. A special train will take the alumni to the grounds of the Chicago Golf Club at Wheaton. Here a series of baseball games, tennis and golf matches, and other athletic contests have been arranged to fill the morning. Luncheon will be served at the Club...
...Boston Harvard Club will leave Chicago Sunday morning at 9.05 o'clock, by way of the Michigan Central, arriving in Boston at 11 o'clock Monday morning...
...Kohler, Michigan, distance, 157 ft., 1 1-2 in.; H. H. Coolidge, California, second, distance, 154 ft., 4 1-2 in.; P. Loughridge, Yale third, distance, 154 ft., 1 in.; D. P. Murphy, Penn., fourth, distance, 152 ft., 6 in.; K. C. McKutcheon, Cornell, fifth, distance...