Friday, November 8, 1974
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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By TOM DURANCEAU this season did not play against
It has been fifty years since Ohio State last week and is
that historic day in Champaign doubtful this week because of
when Red Grange ran wild for a nagging ankle injury. If he
Illinois against Michigan, up- does not start, his place will
setting the unbeaten Wolverines. be taken by junior Tracey
Unfortunately for the Illinois Campbell who has gained 339
fans these are only memories yards this season.
since- there will be no Grange At the fullback spot, strong-
to rescue them Saturday when man Steve Greene has been out
Michigan and Illinois meet for for quite a while because of
the 60th time. injury. The position will be
IN FACT the Illini may not shared by sophomore L a r r y
even have their leading ground Schulz and senior Roger Cole-
gainer and offensive threat, man, neither of whom run or
tailback Jim Phillips playing block with the authority of
for them Saturday. Phillips, Greene.
who has gained over 600 yards THE MICHIGAN defense
By ANDY GLAZER
'FJT IS TUESDAY, November 5. The Michigan Wolverine icers
are having their daiy 3:30-5:30 practice. They skate through
their one-on-one drills, smiling and patting one another on the
back with the comraderie of a close knit, capable team.
This is the same Michigan hockey team that has lost All-
American goaltender Robbie Moore for six weeks due to a severe
knee injury that required surgery.
This is the same Michigan hockey team that beat Wisconsin
8-1 last Saturday night. Freshman Frank Zimmerman was in
the nets.
The obvious questions are: 1) How did the Wolverines come
back so strongly after being routed the night before? and 2) Will
they keep on winning without their standout goaltender of a
year ago?
The answers aren't so obvious.
Zimmerman can perform
"If this had happened last year it would have been different,"
said Don Farig, "we would have been in a lot of trouble. But
Frank (Zimmerman) proved that he can play. We didn't know
what he could do until the Wisconsin series. He did a hell of a
job."
So Zimmerman has proven he can do the job. Right, Angie
Moretto?
"It's a big loss, but we still have a competent goalie," said
the talented center, "in some games it could make a difference,
but Frank will give us solid play."
Coach Dan Farrell is even more optimistic. "He's done very
well. You know, last year the guys always knew that if they
didn't play a great game they still had a great goaltender to bail
them out. Initially there was some concern about- that, but
Frank showed us all he can stop the puck."
Blue won't change style
When asked if there were going to be any changes in the
way the Wolverines would approach games with Zimmerman in
the nets, Farrell said, "No, we don't adopt our style of play to
our goaltender. Robbie is a little quicker,andrtends to roam a
little more. Frank is more of a 'classic' style goalie. But that
won't change anything."
And then there'sthe center of all the attention, Zimmerman
himself. "I was a little scared at first. It must have been kind
of obvious-Coach told me to stop shaking and stop the puck."
Zimmerman stopped to smile. "I'd been really tight, but the
guys encouraged me, and the defense played really well."
Once the Blue saw that their new netminder could play
top-calibre goal, they stopped worrying and gave Wisconsin a
shellacking. And they appear to be ready to do more of the
same until Moore gets back.
Don't give up on Moore
Make no mistake, Robbie will be back. "I had surgery just
like this for my right knee three years ago, and I was playing
again in two months. This left one had locked before, but this
time it just didn't pop back like it usually does.
"The doctor even had Jeff Perlinger and another player
pulling on my leg from either side. When that didn't work, he
tried traction from Thursday to Sunday. Finally he decided he
had to operate. The knee will be fine-what I'm worried most
about is about catching up in my schoolwork."
Last year Coach Farrell said that "this is the only league
you can get hot for five or six weeks and win the whole thing."
It's most likely, though, that the icers and their fans won't have
to take solace in that thought. The Blue feel that they can be
tough in Moore's absence.
And when he does get back-look out.
to defense
should have no trouble figuring THE ILLINOIS secondary is
out what type of play the Illini outstanding. It's led by All-Con-
will run. All they will have to ference halfback Mike Gow.
do is look to see who is at Gow lead the nation in pass
quarterback. The Illini have two interceptions last year with 10
quarterbacks, one who can run in eleven games and has picked
and can't pass and one who can off five this year. Gow's big-
pass but not run. gest game was against Stan-
The passer is Jeff Hollen- ford when he stole four passes
bach, last year's starter. Hol- in leading the Illini to a 41-7
lenbach, thus far, has complet- stomping of the Cardinals.
ed 36 of 73 passes for 624 yards Two outstanding linebackers
and four touchdowns, will be gunning to stop the
The runner is junior Jim Ko- Michigan running game for the
patz who has rushed for 230 Illini. Tom Hicks and Ty Mc-;
yards but rarely passes. Millin, both seniors, have a
whopping total of 171 tackles
WHEN EITHER ONE does between them to lead the de-
pass it will probably be to tight fense.
end Joe Smalzer or split end ' THlE FRONT line defense of
Jeff Chrystal. Illinois should be intact except
If Illinois is to defeat the for big defensive end Greg
Wolverines it will have to be W i 1 1 i a m s who is a
with a tough defense. doubtful starter.
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DENNIS FRANKLIN rolls out on an option play against
Minnesota. The Wolverines will need a healthy Franklin in
order to hold off the Fighting Illini this Saturday.
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By BRIAN DEMING
The Michigan hockey team
travels to Denver this week-
end to play a two game series
with Coach Murray Armstrong's
Denver Pioneers.
Denver is a perennial power
in the WCHA and, before last
hit the
road
on a line with seniors Randy
Neal and Frank Werner,phas
ily been somewhat of a surprise
{1> for Michigan as he presently
leads in scoring, with three
goals and five assists for eight
points.
NIGHT EDITORS: In successive weekends Mich-
JEFF SCHILLER igan will play Denver, Minne-
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Houston 103, Milwaukee 93
Atlanta 109, Phoenix 108
NHL
Boston 10, Washington 4
Los Angeles 5, Pittsburgh 3
Vancouver 6, Kansas City 4
Philadelphia 2, Minnesota 0
WIA
Indianapolis 3, san Diego 0
ABA
Utah 107, Virginia 90
WFL
Memphis 49, Chicago 24
Florida 23, Portland 0
season, was champion or run- RAY O'HARA
ner-up in the conference for ...... ........... :rr :::::ra:;r.
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year the Pioneers finished third years Pioneers are depend-
with a 15411-2 record.k heavily on untested talent. As
Ar ms tr o ng sees it,
Five seniors graduated from "I'm counting on some of the
last year's squad and two freshmen to give the squad
others signed pro contracts. the speed it needs."
The top three scorers from Defense should be Denver's
'73-'74 - Rick Bragnalo, strongpoint as the Pioneers re-
Rich Preston, and Mike Bus- turn four senior defensemen.
niuk - and starting goalie Mitch Brandt, John Pearson,
Pete LoPresti will be missed Dave Tomassoni, and Bob
this season. Young, all dependable letter-,
"This is the second season men will be accompanied by
in a row we've had to come up sophomore Lindsay Thomson
with a new goaltender," Arm- who scored 30 points last sea-
strong laments, "and we'll need son while playing both wing'
a good one for us to be a con- and defense.
tender." Dan Farrell's Wolverines will
Freshman Ernie GlanvilleI be playing under two major
has been counted on to fill the disadvantages this weekend.
goalie position at this early The first is the absence of
juncture. In the opening ser- All-America goalie Robbie
ies against North Dakota last Moore who will be out until
week, which the Pioneers split, January with a knee injury.
5-4 and 2-4, Glanville made 70 Freshm, i Frank Zimmer-
saves while allowing eight goals man will man the position
in the two games. as he did last weekend
A freshman and a sophomore Tr against Wisconsin.
provided the scoring punch for i The other disadvantage is
D*r n N thb- i playing Denver at Denver. The
sota, and Michigan Tech - the
top three teams in the WCHA
last year. Success is not neces-
sarily vital this early in the
season, but a string of victories
in the coming weeks will mean
a big jump for the Wolverines
for a spot among the top four
teams in the league.
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