Ted Heusel Receives His Eastern Michigan Varsity Letter, May 1988 Photographer: Nat Ehrlich

Year:
1988
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Ann Arbor News, May 4, 1988
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Heusel gets his letter: WAAM radio personality Ted Heusel gets his basketball letter from Eastern Athletic Director Gene Smith in a surprise presentation. No, Heusel hasn't suddenly gone out for college sports! He earned the letter way back in 1945, when Eastern was called Michigan Normal College. But he never got his letter, apparently in part because Elton Rynearson, who coached all the school's teams at the time, left in mid season (the team finished with a 0-11 record). Also it seemed letters weren't always given out back then because of the war. Well, better late than never, said a happy Heusel.
Ann Arbor News, May 4, 1988
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Heusel gets his letter: WAAM radio personality Ted Heusel gets his basketball letter from Eastern Athletic Director Gene Smith in a surprise presentation. No, Heusel hasn't suddenly gone out for college sports! He earned the letter way back in 1945, when Eastern was called Michigan Normal College. But he never got his letter, apparently in part because Elton Rynearson, who coached all the school's teams at the time, left in mid season (the team finished with a 0-11 record). Also it seemed letters weren't always given out back then because of the war. Well, better late than never, said a happy Heusel.
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Eastern Michigan University - Rynearson Stadium Under Construction, April 1969

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1969
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Ann Arbor News, April 13, 1969
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On Schedule. Scheduled for completion in time for the 1969 football season, the new Rynearson Stadium will rise 60 rows and will initially seat 12,500 persons. Equipped to provide facilities for track and field as well as football, this unit may eventually be expanded into a five-section bowl seating 63,000 fans. An eight-lane rubberized track oval will also be located at the site, two miles west of the main campus.
Ann Arbor News, April 13, 1969
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On Schedule. Scheduled for completion in time for the 1969 football season, the new Rynearson Stadium will rise 60 rows and will initially seat 12,500 persons. Equipped to provide facilities for track and field as well as football, this unit may eventually be expanded into a five-section bowl seating 63,000 fans. An eight-lane rubberized track oval will also be located at the site, two miles west of the main campus.
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Eastern Michigan University - New Baseball Stadium, April 1969

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1969
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Ann Arbor News, April 13, 1969
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Now in use is the new Eastern Michigan baseball facility with 2,100 seats. Huron diamondmen, who meet Michigan at Ann Arbor tomorrow, have their first home game against Calvin College on Thursday.
Ann Arbor News, April 13, 1969
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Now in use is the new Eastern Michigan baseball facility with 2,100 seats. Huron diamondmen, who meet Michigan at Ann Arbor tomorrow, have their first home game against Calvin College on Thursday.
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Eastern Michigan University vs Michigan State University - Baseball, April 1969

Year:
1969
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Ann Arbor News, April 27, 1969
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Contact Point. Eastern Michigan's Ed McLaughlin connects a single to right field, one of his three hits in four at-bats in the opener of yesterday's EMU-Michigan State doubleheader at Ypsilanti. McLaughlin later scored in the inning, the eighth, as the Hurons narrowed Michigan State's lead to 6-3. The Spartans, however, triumphed 7-4 to cast a dampener on Dedication day activities celebrating the new 2200-seat EMU baseball stadium.
Ann Arbor News, April 27, 1969
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Contact Point. Eastern Michigan's Ed McLaughlin connects a single to right field, one of his three hits in four at-bats in the opener of yesterday's EMU-Michigan State doubleheader at Ypsilanti. McLaughlin later scored in the inning, the eighth, as the Hurons narrowed Michigan State's lead to 6-3. The Spartans, however, triumphed 7-4 to cast a dampener on Dedication day activities celebrating the new 2200-seat EMU baseball stadium.
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F. L. Ferzacca - Eastern Michigan University Athletic Director, April 1969

Year:
1969
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Ann Arbor News, April 13, 1969
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At The Helm. Eastern Michigan Athletic Director F. L. "Frosty" Ferzacca is now completing his third year in the top Huron sports job. Ferzacca came to EMU after nine successful seasons at Northern Michigan and has subsequently built Eastern into a leading small college power.
Ann Arbor News, April 13, 1969
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At The Helm. Eastern Michigan Athletic Director F. L. "Frosty" Ferzacca is now completing his third year in the top Huron sports job. Ferzacca came to EMU after nine successful seasons at Northern Michigan and has subsequently built Eastern into a leading small college power.
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Heusel gets his letter

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1988
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He's On Course

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5 Will Receive EMU Honorary Degrees

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EMU Eagles Vs. Toledo Rockets Basketball Game, February 1993 Photographer: Benjamin Rusnak

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1993
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Ann Arbor News, February 14, 1993
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EMU sophomore Theron Wilson grabs a rebound from Toledo's Craig Thames. Wilson finished with nine rebounds, 17 points and seven blocked shots.
Ann Arbor News, February 14, 1993
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EMU sophomore Theron Wilson grabs a rebound from Toledo's Craig Thames. Wilson finished with nine rebounds, 17 points and seven blocked shots.
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Out ahead of the Frontrunners

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September
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1992
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