Women Preparing Packets of UM Football Tickets, September 1961

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Ann Arbor News, September 14, 1961
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PREPARE FOOTBALL TICKETS: These local women were busy this week preparing packets of student tickets for University football games this fall, opening with the Michigan-UCLA game on Sept. 30 in Michigan Stadium. They are (left to right), Mrs. William Perigo, wife of the U-M's assistant dean of men and a former basketball coach; Mrs. Eugene Oliver, Mrs. Keith Hall, wife of Prof. Hall of the College of Engineering; and Mrs. Allan M. Renfrew, wife of the University's hockey coach.
Ann Arbor News, September 14, 1961
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PREPARE FOOTBALL TICKETS: These local women were busy this week preparing packets of student tickets for University football games this fall, opening with the Michigan-UCLA game on Sept. 30 in Michigan Stadium. They are (left to right), Mrs. William Perigo, wife of the U-M's assistant dean of men and a former basketball coach; Mrs. Eugene Oliver, Mrs. Keith Hall, wife of Prof. Hall of the College of Engineering; and Mrs. Allan M. Renfrew, wife of the University's hockey coach.
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Swims A Mile Back Stroke

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April
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1944
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Shemy Schembechler Presents A Gift To Eunice Yost On Her 93rd Birthday, October 1973

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Ann Arbor News, October 5, 1973
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College football in general, and Michigan football in particular, have few names as meaningful as Yost and Schembechler and the two families were together on the occasion of Mrs. Fielding H. Yost's 93rd birthday. Shemy, four years old and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bo Schembechler, presents a gift to the widow of the late coach whose Michigan teams from 1901 through 1926 won 165 games, lost just 29 and tied 12. Others who helped Mrs. Yost celebrate are Mrs. Don Lund (left), wife of the Michigan associate athletic director; Mrs. Ray Fisher (second from right), wife of the former Michigan baseball coach, and Mrs. Schembechler. (News Photo By Jack Stubbs).
Ann Arbor News, October 5, 1973
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College football in general, and Michigan football in particular, have few names as meaningful as Yost and Schembechler and the two families were together on the occasion of Mrs. Fielding H. Yost's 93rd birthday. Shemy, four years old and the son of Mr. and Mrs. Bo Schembechler, presents a gift to the widow of the late coach whose Michigan teams from 1901 through 1926 won 165 games, lost just 29 and tied 12. Others who helped Mrs. Yost celebrate are Mrs. Don Lund (left), wife of the Michigan associate athletic director; Mrs. Ray Fisher (second from right), wife of the former Michigan baseball coach, and Mrs. Schembechler. (News Photo By Jack Stubbs).
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Jackson Blasts U-M Grid System

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26
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September
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1951
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Touring U-M Baseballers Seek Victory Over Georgetown

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2
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April
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1956
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Named Most Valuable

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26
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November
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1947
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Having Good Season

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30
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April
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1948
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Elliott Is Named Assistant Coach

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6
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September
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1948
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Well Adorned Blanket

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1949
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Oosterbaan Out, Elliott In

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1958
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