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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Tuesday, March 11, 1975
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TOURNAMENT BID FALLS SHORT
Gophers
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By DAVE WIHAK
The Michigan Hockey team's
valiant attempt to win an NCAA
championship berth came to an
abrupt end Sunday when they
were defeated by the Minne-
sota Gophers, 5-2, in the final
round of WCHA playoffs.
The Wolverines tied the de-
fending national champion Go-
phers 3-3 in the first game of
the two game total goal series,
but fell just one victory shy of
a trip to the Nationals at St.
Louis.
MICHIGAN ENTERED the
WCHA playoffs with a hot hand
on the strength of two league
victories over Michigan State,
beating the Spartans in Ann
Arbor 11-8, and turning the
same trick back in Lansing by
a 7-5 score. The first game in-
cluded a four goal performance
by Dave Debol, while the second
saw the Wolverines come from
a 5-1 deficit to sew up the win.
Thus the Wolverines flew out
to Colorado College to play the
third place Tigers in the open-
ing- round. During the regular
season both teams split, the
home team coming out on top
each game.
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In the first game, th
verines spotted the Ti
first period goal, but th
ploded for four unan
goals to take a convincin
after two periods. Colora
lege fought back to scor
in the third period, but
lent netminding byl
Moore secured Michigan
triumph, its first victo
Colorado ice since th
1969 season.
THE SECOND game
series proved to be one
most electrifying WCH
tests of the year, as both
engaged in a shootout
typical of basketball tha
ey. The lead changed
several times but it loo
though Michigan had the
salted, away in the second
when they jumped out
commanding three goal
lead.
But Colorado storme
with a four goal binget
the overall lead early
third period.
The Wolverines did ni
cumb to the pressure, ho
as with about the sixn
remaining Angie Moret
the series. Rob Palmer a
Hughes added the series
er and game winner wit
last four minutes of th
and Dan Farrell's crewN
to Minnesota.
UNFORTUNATELY fi
Wolverines, part of thei
contracted a stomach
that, in addition to the
d(arsh i0
e Wol- road trip to Colorado College,
gers a left Michigan in a somewhat
hen ex- weakened condition for the Min-
swered nesota series.
ng lead "We were dead tired," la-
do Col- mented Farrell, who added:
e twice "It's tough playing 6 games in
excel- 9 days, and even tougher when
Robbie you have to play five consecu-
n a 4-3 tive road games."
ory on
e 1968- THE WOLVERINES played a
tough defensive game on Satur-
day, backed especially bythe
of the fine play of Moore. It was a
of the tense, close checking game, in
A con- which neither team was taking
teams real control. Pat Hughes scored
more twice for the Wolverines, while
n hock- Kip Maurer added a short
hands handed goal. The line of Vanel-
ked as Ii, Younghans and Phippen fig-
series ured in all the Gopher scoring,
I period which included two power play
t to a goals.
series The second game was expect-
ed to be a very closely con-
d back tested match, but it did not
to take turn out that way. The Gophers
in the erupted with three rapid-fire
goals to break a 1-1 tie and
ot suc- take an insurmountable lead.
owever, While the Wolverines attempt-
minutes ed to regroup their forces and
to tied set up their plays, Minnesota
and Pat poured shot after shot upon the
clinch- acrobatic Moore. And time and
:hin the time again Moore robbed Min-
e game nesota of sensational scoring
was off chances.
ALL IN ALL, Moore was able
for the to thwart the Gophers 38 times
r team in the first game, and 42 times
illness in the second one. As Gopher
e hard Tom Vanelli (who scored a hat-
rI
1
4ersh o pes
trick in the second game) put up--we j«st ran out of gas."
it, " Moore was sensational. If Farrell also had a lot of pride
he hadn't been in goal who in his team, saying: "We play-
knows how many we could have ed very well this last month of
scored."'I the season, losing only two out
As for the series outcome, j of our last ten games, and we
Farrell had praise for the Min-I were one game away from go-
nesota team: "They were very ' ing to the nationals."
fast, and our stamina couldn't With all the marbles on the
stand the pace. They didn't give line, none seemed to roll Michi-
up anything, and we didn't give gan's way.
Grapplers take fourth
in Big Ten Tournament
By RICK BONINO
and JON CHAVEZ
COLUMBUS, Ohio-The Mich-
igan wrestling squad stumbled to
a fourth place finish in the Big
Ten wrestling meet here Feb.
28-Mar. 1.
Top-ranked Iowa survived a
slew of final round upsets, piling
up enough points in the pre-
liminary rounds to leave second-
place Wisconsin well behind,
118/-851/2. Michigan State edged
Michigan for third, 72%-70.
Michigan had a shot at third
going into the meet's final
match but Spartan heavyweight
Larry Avery won his champion-
ship bout, handing MSU their
go-ahead points.
Senior Jim Brown took the
only Michigan championship,
outclassing all contenders at
118. Brad McCrory placed sec-
ond at 134, losing only to the
man to beat him in Big Ten
duals, Indiana's Sam Komar.
Heavyweight Mitch Marsicano
and 158-pounder Dan Brink
posted thirds for the Wolverines.
Mark Johnson was the only
other Michigan grappler to
place, taking fourth at 167.
The top four finishers in
each weight class advance to
the NCAA tournament at Prince-
ton Thursday.
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