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Regents open UM golf course

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Construction of Intramural Building

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Watercolor Rendering of Intramural building

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Intramural Building

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Intramural Building pool

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Crowd at Yost Field House dedication

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Construction of Yost Field house — indoor view

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Construction of Yost Field House

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Basketball game at Yost Field House

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Yost walking in front of field house

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