Published In:
Ann Arbor News, January 12, 1996
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Chelsea's Erin Montgomery tries to block a spike by Lincoln's Margaret Smith in the Bulldogs' loss. Montgomery led Chelsea with four kills. Smith also had four kills and led the Railsplitters' come-from-behind win in the second game of the match.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, January 13, 1996
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Ypsilanti guard Andrew Lockett (right) maneuvers around Pioneer's Tony Hadley during the Braves' 80-54 win Friday in the South Central Conference opener for both schools. Lockett scored a basket off the bench for Ypsilanti, but the big Brave scorers were Steve Patton (23 points) and Terrence Maxey (20). Jimar Eddins lead Pioneer with 15 points.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, January 13, 1996
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Pioneer's Lamont Mitchell (20) gets a hand up in an attempt to block the shot by Ypsilanti's Toby Powell, who finished with seven points.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, August 29, 1940
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MICHIGAN HELMETS TO RIDE IN COMFORT: When Coach Fritz Crisler sends a substitute into the Michigan football games this fall, the sub won't have to worry about finding a grid helmet that will fit. Because on the sidelines will be the newly acquired helmet trunk which will be wheeled out on the gridiron for all the Michigan games with the exception of the opener with California. Each man's helmet will be in a special compartment on which will be printed his name. The sections of the trunk come apart as is shown above at the right. The sections will be arranged in a certain order each time so that each gridder will know exactly where to locate his top-gear. Henry Hatch, property custodian, is shown putting the helmets into the trunk, which has 48 compartments. When the game is over, Hatch will gather up the helmets, put the sections back together and the trunk is ready to wheel back to the equipment room.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, January 12, 1996
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GRAPPLING - Pioneer's Ramin Haghooie (top) won his match Thursday as Huron foe John Travis gets a mouthful in Pioneer's wrestling victory.

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 19, 1940
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CITY CHAMPIONS TO PLAY TONIGHT: Pfeiffers, winners of the recent title in the Girls' Basketball league, will demonstrate their prowess at 7:30 tonight at the Ann Arbor high school gym when they oppose the King-Seeley girls in an exhibition game as a preliminary to the city championship struggle between Old Hickory, champions of the Recreational league and King-Seeley, winners in Class A of the Industrial league. The latter game will start at 8:45. Katherine Stadel, captain of the Pfeiffer girls, shown above, is giving her team the last minute instructions. She apparently is telling her teammates to "put the ball in the basket." The players are, from left to right, Ruth Mitchell, Mary Pegan, Coralee Lanning, Katherine Stadel, Cora Gleason, Vivian Windsor and Helen Bethke. They went through a nine-game league schedule with the loss of only one game - dropping that decision to the King-Seeley, their opponents tonight. Bessie Gaglis, Irene Kapp and Muriel Whiteman, three other members of the Pfeiffer team were not present when the above picture was taken.