Tuesday, February 22, 1977
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Page Nine
Tuesday, February 22, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY
WOMEN FALL, 61-60:
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clips hoopsters
By MIKE HXLPIN side. Wayne then stole the ball. THE BALL was rebounded by
You rarely hear muzch cheer- cailed time, and came out to Michigan's center K a t h r y n.
ing at a women's varsity bas- s ore again on an outside jump- Young. It was Young's thir-
ketball game. er. teenth rebound of the night. She
The reason has something to There were 48 seconds left dribbled to the left of the lane,a
do with the nature of the crowd. and Michigan had the ball, faked, and put it up.
It's an intimate group, usually On the inbounds play, Lydia She missed.
numbering no more than about Sims lofted a long downcourt Fortunately, Young had fol-
200. The crowd is largely com- pass to forward Natasha Cen- lowed her shot in and she once
posed of parents, roommates, der. Blocked out on the right of again pulled it in and covered it.
sorority sisters and boyfriends. the key, Cender fed to guard Time was running out, both the
Last night's game with Wayne Melinda Fertig under the bas- I three seconds and the seventeen.
State was an exception to the ket. Fertig missed the shot and Stretching up her full 6 feet and
usual pattern though. On its way the rebound was tied up. Wayne 2 inches, Young put it up off the'
to a 61-60 defeat at the hands of called time. glass.
the Tartars, Michigan (7-2) NOW THERE are 30 seconds She missed.
even drew a standing ovation left, Michigan has a jump ball ON THE other side of the
from the Crisler crowd. under its own basket and still basket Cender picked up her
The whole crowd cheered for has a three point deficit twelfth rebound of the night,
e wholeteam. Thisisrare y Michigan controlled the tip, brought it down, put it up.
enough to be newsworthy.
What's more, the whole team passed around the key to Fer- She made it. The crowd went
deserved it. tig. and saw the sophomore miss wild, all 200 of them.
MICHIGAN lost, but looked another. The rebound was tied "With seventeen seconds to
good losing. The women out-de- up and Michigan called time. go, our plan was to score on a
fensed and out-hustled the On the night, Fertig was S of 15 drive and to try to get a three'
Wayne team, only to fall victim 1 from the floor but the sopho- point play, then call time out,"
to the Tartars' superior outside more contributed two steals, said Borders.
shootingu four key assists, and even a But as soon as Wayne took the
"We played a really good'blocked shot to the cause. ball to inbound it the buzzer
game," said Michigan coach Now there are 17 seconds left. went off, ending the game.
Carmel Borders. "Our defense Michigan still has a jump ball = It was a hard game to iose.
was much, much better. They under its own basket and still The women have now lost five
were unable to penetrate our has that three point deficit. Bor- ina row as they head into the
zone: that's why you saw so ders =calls time out. Central Michigan Invitational,
much outside shooting." THERE WAS no doubt that this weekend. The following
The effect of the zone is re- hustling 5'10" forward Terry weekend they travel to the State
flected in the stats. Wayne was Conlin would out-jump the '7" Tournament at Grand Valley.
forced to take low-percentage Tartar woman, so Borders rent
outside shots and hit only 35 per her team out to the circle with!
cent for the4game.Although instructionsstokoverbalance to- W a r
Michigan 'hit 43 per cent, it at- wards the basket. Only Fertig Wepedoly6trrscopreitveopcut
temnted only 65 shots compared staved upcourt.
to Wayne's 89. The ball went up; CInlin
THE GAME was a see-saw, tinned it to Fertig: Fertig '5T ra'a ii £Q Qi)
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diens' Murray Wilson. A goal did occur on the play but was called back by officials.
Montreal won, 3-2.
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half. Down 32-29 at the half, corner. J
Michigan rallied to lead 58-57 Sims is the shooter on the By The Associated Press Grunfeld scored 24 points and
with 1:40 left to play. team. She hit 8 of 16 and led MADISON, Wis. - Butch Lee teamed with Terry Crosby to
At that point Wayne's Nancy the team in scoring last night. Iput in 25 points, including seven shoot Tennessee out of a see-
Hannenberg, the game's high It was her shot and she took it. in the first 34 seconds of the ond-hlf slump as the seventh-
scorer with 19, hit one from out- She missed. second half, leading 18th-rank- ranked Volunteers escaped with
ed Marquette over Wisconsin a 76-68 Southeastern Conference
73-58 in non-conference basket- basketball victory over Mis-
" ball last night. sissippi State last night.
The Warriors 17-6 broke a The SEC-leading Vols led 39-
three-game losing streak in 25 at halftime, but went 412
their last game in the state un- minutes without a point to start
der coach Al McGuire, retiring the second half. The Bulldogs,
at the end of the season. meanwhile, whittled the margin
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NBA
Buffalo 117, Indiana 106
NHL
Montreail 3, Atlanta 2
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Aabama 78, Georgia 68
Tennessee 76, Mississippi State 68
Marquette 73, Wisconsin 58
Saginaw Valley 70, Ferris State 58
Furman 88, South Carolina 80
Kentucky 81, Mississippi 69
LSU 95, Vanderbilt 74
Auburn 80, Jacksonville 66
St. Bonaventure 98, Siena 76
Lake Superior State 81, N. Mich. 75
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Crosby broke the cold spell
with a basket before Gran-
fPld scored eight points sand-
wiched around four by Tennes-
see's Reggie Johnson. That
made it 55-41 with 9:27 left.
Crosby then hit three straight
baskets for Tennessee's biggest
lead, 61-45.
Mississippi State cut the Ten-
nessee lead to 73-65 with about
a minute left behind a 10-point
spree by Ray White, who led
the Bulldogs with 23 points.
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Hosting the Michigan Invitational last weekend, the Blue syn-
chronized swim team missed knocking off defending champion
Ohio State by two points.
Tied entering the final team routines event, Michigan's
"B" team fell .5 of a point short of defeating Bowling Green's I
routine. The victory would have given the Wolverines the s
overall championship.
The swimmers were led by senior Sue Neu who finished sec-f
ond in the solo event and third in the senior figures.t
In the novice event, the women placed five in the top seven
with Diane Urbin taking top honors.t
"It was the closest anyone has come to them (OSU) in f
years," commented coach Joyce Lindeman. "Last time we F
played them we were 26 points behind."
Finishing behind OSU's 79 points and Michigan's 77 were:t
Bowling Green 22, Western Illinois 22, Miami, Ohio, 10, York 4,
Northwestern 2, Western Michigan and DePaul failed to score. s
Michigan will get another crack at the Buckeyes in thef
MAIAW Championships at Columbus, April 2-3. The women have;
one more meet before then, Saturday at Western Illinois. The
swimmers' record now stands at 2-1. -DAILY SPORTS
Marquette is 19-3 against
Wisconsin under McGuire, hav-
ing beaten the Badgets in the
last 14 . games since 1969.
With Marquette leading 35-30,i
Lee scored the Warriors' firstjj
second-half basket. The 6-foot-1
guard then stole an in-bounds
pass, sank a layup as he was
fouled,sand converted a free
throw.
He sank two more free
throws following a technicalI
foul against Wisconsin coachI
Bill Cofield as Marquette boost-
ed its lead to 40-30.
A lay-in by Jerome White-
head made it 42-30. Wisconsin
got within 46-40. But Marquette,
sparked by a jump shot and a
flick assist by reserve Jim Dud-
ley, scored the next eight points.
Grunfeld leads Vols
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