Sunday, Dkermber 7 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page F Sunday, Decemler 7, 1975 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .;. I Wolverine I By PAUL CAMPBELL Glenn Doughty - star runner I o Schembecher w o r k e d and team leader - injured his hard to get his team to the 1976| knee in practice and was forc- i Orange Bowl - on and off the ed into surgery. Then Bo him- ] field. The result of his on-the- self succumbed to a mild heart field work is a strong team that , attack in the early morning is one of the best in the nation. hours of the day of the game. But his off the field work has With two of its leaders gone, to be considered equally im- the team lacked it's usual snap.! portant. It was his insistence The defense was superb, but the; that helped convince the Big offense really never got un-1 Ten conference to change it's tracked. In the third quarter,f one team - one bowl policy. Trojan quarterback Jimmy And-his Wolverines, shut out of Jones hit Bob Chandler for a post-season action for three 33 yard touchdown. It was the! years despite losing only two difference in the game as Michi- games, are the first benefac- gan fell 10-3. tors of the new rule. It seems Things haven't always been only right. so bad for Michigan in the Roser Maybe it's just as well that Bowl. As a matter of fact, they 1 Bo's troops are heading south won their first two Pasadena ap- rather than west. Mr. Schem- pearances over the same twol bechler hasn't had much luck in teams Bo lost to by identical 49- Pasadena. On January 1, 1972, 0 scores. be took his undefeated (and un- The first of those two games, tied!) Wolverines against a typ- was played in Pasadena on' ically inconsistent Stanford Jan. 1, 1902. It was the first Cardinal team. Rose Bowl. Previously, polo It isn't a pleasant memory. games had been played " en-t The powerful Michigan ground tertainment for the Tour" nt game never really generated of Roses Parade. much offense. An obscure quar- But football was becoming terback named Don Bunce rid. more and more popular, and a, died the Wolverine secondary suggestion that the best team in for. 290 yards on 24 comletions. the west, Stanford, entertain the The Stanford defense, led by "Champions of the West", All-American linebacker Jeff Michigan, was quickly adopted. Siemon, was absolutely brilliant. An overflow crowd of 8,000 Time and time again they rose jammed the parade grounds to up to stop the powerful thrusts see the game. Michigan, with of Wolverine backs Billy Taylor it's energetic first year coach and Ed Shuttlesworth. Fielding H. Yost, was a great Eudespit ll th.ician1attraction. esit a s M an The Wolverines sported a fa-y actullyhadthe amewonmiliar combination of defense when, late in the fourth quarter,an aruiggmeThd- Shutleswrth tacked Jmesfense was so awesome that they Fergusson in the end zone af- had not allowed a single point ter a Pana Coin field goal at- by ten regular season oppon- tempt fell o v chig ents. The offense, not to be The safety gave Michigan aoudnhdsreStpot, 12-10 lead and forced Stanford outdone, had scored 501 points, to kick the ball to the Wolver- including 128 in one game, ines. Taylor returned the free against Buffalo. kick t his own 45. With time The game offered no evidence that these statistics were mis- running out, one first downledn.Flbc NilSo wou aveticedthevctoy scored fiveutouchdowns and a But Stanford held Taylor and freshman named Willie Heston Shuttlesworth to seven yards on rushed for 170 yards in the start three carries, and after a Barry of one of the most illustrious Dotzauer punt the Cardinals football careers in Michigan his- took over on their own 23 foe tory. one last desperation drive. The game was a rout - so Bunce hardly looked desper- etaoin shrdlu cmfwyp vbgkqj-: ate, though, as he surgically more more more more more in picled apart the Wolverines much so that it was called with with his precise aerials. In one eight minutes remaining on the minute and 36 seconds, he com- clock. Michigan had won it's pleted 5 passes for 66 yards. first Rose Bowl by the score of In the waning seconds, little 49-0. Rod Garcia calmly booted a Yost gave way to Kipke who 31 yard field goal. gave way to the great Fritz Michigan, missing a chance Crisler. It was under Crislers' to become the winningest single reign that Michigan finally re- team in the school's history, turned to the Pasadena classic, had fallen by a single point 13- after a 46 year absence. 12. The Wolverines came back in If 1972 was a disappointment, style. The year was 1948. Michi- 1970 was a pightmare. It was --- - --.- - the year of the great upset- Michigan 24, Ohio State 12. The Wolverines flew into PasadenaI for the first time in twenty years to face a strong Southern Cal squad., Ropes ran high. Bo Schem- bechler had shown what kind of coach he was. In his first season he had molded a convincing 8-2 record. Re worked hard for his players, and inspired them to do the same for him. But then it happened. First Yes, it's stronr enoughj to fill with oranges! x { It 1A . SA Take-Off With the Status Look! 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Full- Dame, and were in California was named coach of the year, Mr. Oosterbaan had his Rose back Mel Anthony was named to meet an underdog USC the only time in history that Bowl victory. He had been one; the most valuable player for his team. two coaches from the same of the greatest Michigan players three touchdowns. The result of the contest was school have received succes-' of all times, and now he had, That's it. Six bowl games, all another 49-0 Michigan win, al- sive honors. served notice that he deserved of the Rose species, with a re-j though Southern Cal managed to But a conference rule that al- to be ranked with coaching j cord of four wins and two finish the game. Bob Chappuis, lowed any one team only one greats also. j losses. If it wasn't for various operating from the tailback pO- Rose Bowl trip every three Bump Elliott, another former limitations imposed by the con-! sition, threw two touchdown years kept Bennie's boys at gridiron star, took over the ference, there would have been passes and ran for 91 yards. 'home. Oosterbaan wanted the reins from Oosterbaan in 1959. many more bowl invitations. Fullback Jack Weisenburger trip out west, however, and Michigan football was sputter- But that's over with. No barreled for three TD's. Line- figured the best way to get it! ing, having only produced two more rules, no more champions backer Dick Kempthorn keyed was to keep winning. victories the year before. staying at home. Bo's teams a defensive effort which held So he did. His 1949 team won Elliott's teams managed to can play in bowls every year un- USC to 133 yards of total of- the conference championship. average only four victories per til he retires. If they're good fense. His 1950 team beat Ohio St. in! season over his first five years. enough. Someday soon they'll There was another young the famous "Snow Bowl." to But things looked bright for even be back in the Rose Bowl. man who performed well for the win the title once again. With it 1964. The Wolverines had a, Wolverines that day. His name came a bid to the 1951 Rose great backfield anchored by was Chalmers Elliot, but he Bowl to play the undefeated senior quarterback Bob Timber- was known to most as Bump. California Bears. lake, who had led the confer-: He would later coach Michigan: Michigan managed to defeat ence in total offense as a jun- to it's fourth Rose Bowl victory, the Bears 14-6 in the most dra- ior. The defense was solid, led But his time had not yet matic of Wolverine Rose Bowl by Tom Mack, Tom Cecchini, 9 come. Crisler retired after the victories. 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