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By CHUCK DRUKIS
Michigan's icers will have their
hands full this weekend as they,
host the Fighting Irish of Notre
Dame for two games in Michigan
Coliseum.
After a disappointing 13-16-2
record last year, the Irish are ex-
pecting to rebound with a much

soni joined the U.S. National liams also tied an Irish record with
Hockey team after the close of last four assists in a game' against
season for a trip to Europe for Michigan last season.
World A group competition. The second line includes John
Tomasoni will start tonight, but Noble at center and Paul Regan
may be relieved Saturday by Chris and freshman Ray Delorenzi at the
Cathcart, who allowed only 2.83 wings. Noble led the team in scor-
goals in six appearances last ing while Regan was third.
season. T
The third line of forwards is

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Michigan meanwhile will have
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Gary Connolly, who received a
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also not see action this weekend
according to Coach Renfrew.
"Hockey is a game of emotions,
said Mentor Renfrew. "If you're
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stronger showing this season. To Coach Smith is planning on comprised of freshman Tom Lind-
date, Notre Dame has won four of playing three balanced lines with sey at center, sophomore Larry
six games, including a 6-5 over- adequate backup strength and Israelson and freshman D'Arcy
time triumph over highly ranked penalty killing teams. Keating. Assistant Irish coach
Michigan Tech. The Irish have had their high- Tim McNeill, however, said he is
The Irish squad includes 19 re- est scoring output from their first expecting to try different combin-
turning letter winners, but the line, consisting of sophomores ations to see which will be most
bulk of the team is relatively Eddie Bumbacco and Ian Williams successful,
young rat the wings and John Campbell Junior co-captain Bill Green
The cornreitone of Notre Dame's at center. anchors the defense. Sophomore
experience begins in goal with Dick Bumbacco, a product of Sault Ric Schafer will join Green on the
Chason"Lft" mith choping Ste. Marie, Ontario, the same town first line.
that Tomasoni will have hisfines that produced Phil and Tony Es- The second line includes sopho-
collegiate season after three var- posito, was second in goals and mores Bill Nyrop and Steve Curry,
sity seasons as goaltender. Toma- fourth in points as a freshman last both of whom were regulars last
year- season. Both Nyrop and Curry
Williams was the leading scorer have improved progressively, and
against WCHA teams last year Coach Smith is expecting that de-
and second in total scoring. Wil- velopment to continue.

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