Women's Basketball vs. Purdue Friday, 8 p.m. Crisler Arena the Michigan Daily Icers ex BY TAYLOR LINCOLN SPECIAL TO THE DAILY -; COLUMBUS - The hockey team extended its winning streak to six games, its longest since the S980-81 season, sweeping Ohio State on the road this weekend, 5-4 and 7-3. In the last three weeks, Michigan hias launched itself from fifth-place into a second-place tie in the Central Collegiate Hockey Association. "This is the best I've felt about a total team effort for a 60 minute game," coach Red Berenson said after the sweep. "We got the goaltending, defense, offense and the work ethic." Friday night, senior forward Jeff Urban opened the scoring with his fi-st goal of the season. It was the fourth time in the last five games that the fourth-line of Urban, Tim Helber and Kent Brothers scored Michigan's first goal. Denny Felsner, who was yesterday named co-CCHA player of :the week, put a rebound of an Alex :Roberts shot in to put Michigan up 2.0. Then Rob Brown scored a short- SPORTS Monday, January 30, 1989 Men's Basketball vs. Michigan State Saturday, 1 p.m. Crisler Arena Page 10 tend winning streak to six V handed goal on a breakaway, slipping the puck just inside the upper cross-bar to give Michigan a three-goal lead. But Ohio State fought back. Ohio State right-winger Dan Wilhelm scored midway through the ,, _: 4 . >,. , . -- second period to tie the game 3-3. MICHIGAN goalie Warren Sharples claimed that the puck should have been whistled dead before the goal and flipped the puck into the stands. Sharples was charged with a delay-of-game penalty for his protest, giving Ohio State an opportunity to take the lead on the ensuing power play. But instead it was Felsner who scored on a pass from Brown exactly as the Buckeye power play ended. Felsner proceeded to score his third goal of the game early in the third period to increase Michigan's lead to 5-3. The goal gave Felsner his first career hat trick, Todd Brost his 100th assist and proved to be the game winner. OHIO STATE scored to pull within 5-4 with just over a minute remaining and made threats to tie but was unsuccessful. "It was another game that could have gone either way and we found a way to win it," Berenson said. Saturday night, Jeff Urban and his fourth-line provided us with a sense of d6ja vu. As he had the night before, Urban scored on the fourth line's first shift giving Michigan a 1-0 lead. "Right now Tim, Kent and I have been just clicking and having a lot of early chances," Urban said. "At the beginning of the game, we're ready to bust out." FELSNER and Don Stone were next to score, but this time the Wolverines didn't squander their lead. The Buckeyes pulled within 3-1 late in the second period and kept the pressure on, but Sharples staved off the Buckeye threats. Ted Kramer, Moes, Brost and Alex Roberts scored in succession at the beginning of the third to put the game away. "The score was indicative of the play," Ohio State coach Jerry Welsh said. "We were dominated last night too, but the score wasn't run up. "I thought they played the best game against us that I've coached in this building." , " a ' , , ; r' , T Feisner ...co-player of the week I9 ' Wrestling Continued from Page 1 Iowa jumped out to an 8-0 lead after victories by conference's top ranked 118 and 126-pounders, Steve Martin and Tom Brands. THE 134 matchup between John Fisher and Iowa's Joe Melchiore, the o.1 and No.2 ranked wrestlers nationally was highly anticipated. Melchiore stunned Fisher last year at the NCAA championships, 14-4. In what may have been the turning point in the meet, Fisher defeated Melchiore, 9-5. Michigan came back with the remainder of its, "Murderers Row": Larry Gotcher (142), Sam Amine (150), Joe Pantaleo (158), and Mike Amine (167). Gotcher won by default when his opponent suffered a hyper-extended shoulder injury. Pantaleo pinned Mark Reiland in 33 seconds. They each earned Michigan six team points. THE AMINES each earned Michigan four team points with superior decisions, giving Michigan a 23-8 lead. "It's a great win for Michigan," said Bahr. "We finished fourth at the Virginia Duals and we thought we were a better team than that. But all this really proves is that with seven weeks to go in the season we are the better team." Gable, who had not lost a Big Ten dual meet in his 13 years as Iowa's coach, added: "Michigan is a fine team. I'd say that Michigan has a great chance (of winning the Big Ten title) if Iowa stays the way they are. JESSI.A UREENE /Doly Michigan's Louis Ball swings into action against Ohio State Saturday night. TAKE THE PRESSURE OFF RISING SCHOOL COSTS STUDY FOR ONE YEAR OR FOR ONE OR TWO TERMS IN OXFORD OSU flips 'A BY MARK KATZ When a team made up of pri- marily first-year athletes takes on a team made up of veterans and ranked number one in the nation, a straight out win may not be a practical goal. Thus, when the Michigan men's gymnastics team lost to Ohio State by ten points Saturday night at Crisler Arena in the first coed meet of the year, sixth-year coach Bob Darden viewed the loss more as an 11-point improvement over last week's performance than a devastating loss. Likewise, when the Michigan women's gymnastics team lost to the OSU women's squad by three points, Coach Dana Kempthorn expressed satisfaction about the fact that the team attained an overall score of 180 points. "I'm really pleased with the 180," Kempthorn said. "It's good because we need to be up in the 183 4' Gymnasts point area going into (the Big Ten Championships) in late March. 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