II McGEE PACES 88-75 VICTOR Y The Michigan Daily-Friday, January 5, 1979-Page 13 WIN! Gophers By JAMIE TURNER sophomore, "That's the f Forced to play Minnesota without a my mind after I shoot. If healthy Phil Hubbard; Michigan never- in, then sometimes you'll theless combined a balanced attack the tip-in) like I was today with the scoring punch of a Mike McGee The Gophers got balat to win its Big Ten opener last night at throughout its lineup as al Crisler Arena 88-75 over the Golden hit double figures. But, d Gophers. both illness and injury, Mi Hubbard, who didn't play at all on coach found himself wi New Year's Eve against Eastern players from which to ch Michigan, and had his knee drained this able to get only two points past Monday, was sluggish in the first substitutes he did decide t half and was pulled in favor of Paul Michigan, on the othe Heuerman after only eight minutes had stituted freely with eight p been played. Hubbard returned in the 13 minutes or more acti second half to contribute twelve points evidenced when Michi and six rebounds to the Wolverine's Johnny Orr played starter cause. second stringers Heuern Michigan (7-2 overall) built a first Johnson, Thad Garner and half 42-31 lead on the scoring strength of for the final five minute: McGee and Alan Hardy. McGee scored half. Leading 32-25 whent 20 points in the first half alone on a wide variety of layups and twisting jumpers G 0ph while Hardy was blistering out of the game, scoring ten of the Wolverines' first 12 points before cooligoffFGAMINNESOTA fist1 pinsbeor ooigof Min. FG/A FT/A with only one more bucket the rest of Jackson ........33 4/103/4 the night. Rautins........ 36 6/12 0/0 MINNESOTA TRIED a multitude of MHale.......39 6/14 2/2 defenses geared to stop McGee, shifting Tucker......... 37 9/16 /4 from zone to ;man-to-man and back to Holmes........ 13 1/1 o/1 zone, but McGee never did stop gunning Duffy..........4 o0/1 0/ and finished with 33 points for game Teams......./ Totals ......... 200 33/67 9/11 honors._ Halftime score: Mich. 42, Minn.31 "I just follow my shots," said the Att.-13,135 Fall to ALL STAR GAME first thing on they don't go be there (for nced scoring 1 five starters Jue in part to innesota head th only nine oose and was from the two o send in. r hand, sub- layers seeing on. This was gan mentor r McGee with man, Johnny d Mark Lozier s of the first they came in, Michigan retired to t leading 42-31 - a lea lose. THE TWO teams pla basketball in the early second half, but Mich its lead without too mu a seven-minute cold st nesota outscoring the closing the gap to 66-6 Had it not been for Ma] sistent outside shoo coming on six long bo second layup, the W have been in even m they were in. After taking a tim asserted himself for t night, scoring eight of eleven points as t lengthened their lead a surging e the locker room finish. That Gopher star Kevin McHale d it would never drew his fourth personal foul at the same time didn't hurt things any. ayed run-and-gun "When McHale got his fourth foul, moments of the Hubbard really took it to him," said a igan maintained relieved Orr. "In the second half, they ch difficulty until came out and penetrated our zone so we treak found Min- went back to the mari-to-man and they Blue 18-10 and penetrated that pretty well, so we had 63 with 7:51 left. to go back to the zone." rty Bodnar's con- HUBBARD CITED his layoff the past ting, 14 points couple of days with his off-and-on per- mbs and one last formance. "I just wasn't loose (in the olverines could first half)," said Hubbard afterwards. ore trouble than "I haven't played in a while. It's a mind agers thing, really. It's no big deal." "I tell you, there sure as hell would be something on my mind if I thought I'd never play again," sympathized Orr. "Our team doctor, Gerry O'Connor and our trainer, Danny Campbell, have done a fine job with Phil, both mentally and physically." A very young team, Minnesota was led by two freshmen in the scoring column. Guard Mark Hall played a solid floor game and slid through Michigan's zone for 18 points, while fellow backcourt man and Flint Nor- thern star Trent Tucker singlehandedly destroyed the Wolverine zone for another eighteen points. COURSE PA Lowest in Ann Arbor- Featuring the Super Q Specialists for Disserta DOLLAR BILL Next to Sec. of State a 611 Church St.- I. e out, Hubbard he first time all Michigan's next he Wolverines nd coasted to the Women tankers cruise Tickets ~ TWO GREAT SEATS! Game Feb. 4th in Pontiac Enter by Feb.i st at ; 'L SOUTH STATE OPEN 7 Days typingcopying.printing CKS 3.75 -Why Pay Morel 'uality Xerox 9400 tions and Resumes COPYING bove Don Cisco's -665-9200 9 ers gunned down R 5 3 9 5 4 1 0 3 31 A 2 7 0 0 0 1 0 PF 2 3 5 4 1 0 Pts. 11 12 Hardy ....... 14 Hubbard.. 18 Bodnar, Marty 18 Smith........ 2 Heuerman. 0 Johnson ... Garner ........ 75 Lozier ......... Team ......... Totals....... MICHIGAN Min. FG/A FT/A 39 14/30 5/7 27 6/6 0/0 28 5/13 2/2 34 7/10 0/0 29 1/5 4/4 12 3/4 -0/0 14 1/1 0/0 13 1/2 1/2 4 0/3 0/0 200 38/74 12/15 R 12 6 6 4 2 0 3 2 2 44 A z 2 5 2 1 2 0 PF 3 2 3 2 0 0 Pts. 33 12 12 Special to The Daily 10 16 15 13 Fou led nut-Mliale 12 Michigan's women's swimming team s continued its winning ways, drowning 2 out Alabama 84-47 to post its 28th 3 straight victory in dual meets. 0 The meet, held last night in Alabama, 88 marked the first time the Wolverines had ever swam against a team from the Southeastern Conference and it probably won't be the last. "I'm very happy with the swing of the meet," said head coach Stu Isaac. "We just came off our Christmas training camp and I'd say this bodes well for the upcoming year." The Wolverines finished first in seven events and Julie Bachman took a first place in the one meter diving com- petition with a combined score of 251.95. Sophomore Mary Rish took a pair of first place finishes, one with the win- ning medley relay team and the other in the 200-yard individual medley, posting a time of 2:10.30. Katy McCulley swam to two individual firsts, winning the 200- yard freestyle in 1:55.33 and the 100- yard freestyle in 53:79. In addition to Rish, Barbara Don Carlos, Marie Palko and Linda Kendall all helped the medley relay slide home first with a time of 4:00.73. Don Carlos took the 100-yard backstroke with a time of 1:00.96, Ken- dall the 200- and 100-yard butterfly with times of 2:08.07 and 59.28 respectively, and Palko won the 200-yard breast- stroke in 2:29.57. Michigan, now 3-0 in dual meet com- petition, next takes to the 'waters on Friday, Jan. 12 in a dual meet against Wisconsin at Matt Mann Pool. VIDEO CASSETTES for SALE or RENT MAJOR MOVIES, CLASSICS, & CONCERTS RECYCLE 221 E. Liberty Plaza LG T (Lower Level) Corner E. 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