Published In:
Ann Arbor News, October 5, 1973
Caption:
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).

Published In:
Ann Arbor News, March 23, 1956
Caption:
Ferry Field Landscape is Changing: This air view of the northeast corner of Ferry Field shows some of the new construction added to the Michigan Athletic plant. At the extreme northeast corner is the new ticket and administration building. To its left is the unfinished new swimming pool. The old administration building along State St. is shown and now has been taken over by the intramural department. The intramural building is shown in the center with the Old Ferry Field gridiron still looking trim. Beyond the intramural building are a few tennis courts. Bottom center is shown the old concrete stands and lower center is the baseball stands and part of the diamond where Coach Ray Fisher's boys will be cavorting soon. The roof of the Yost Fieldhouse is shown lower right. Quite a lot of money has been invested in this athletic plant as pictured here.