Page 14 -The Michigan Daily -Tuesday, May 17, 1983
SPOR TS OF THE DAILY
Traeksters win Big Ten 'tune-up'
By JEFF FAYE hurdles in 15.50, the 400-meter intermediate hurdles with a victory at sixth singles. He defeated UCLA's
T kh Toihi i in 5372 and was a member of the tape-breaking 400- Barry Buss, 6-0,6-2.
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with the Brig Ten tracx cnampionsnips coming up,
Michigan coach Jack Harvey's squad went down to
Champaign last weekend to take on Illinois in its last
warmup before the conference meet. The Wolverines
came home victorious, 81-43, but the meet itself was
nondescript.
"The weather was not good, it (the meet) really
wag just a tuneup for the Big Ten's next weekend,"
said Harvey. "Other than Woolley, Erikson and Stin-
son, there wasn't much to it."
DAVE WOOLLEY set a new personal record in the
pole vault when he cleared 166". He appears to be
peaking at just the right time for the conference
meet.
Scott Erikson also appears to be peaking. With his
toss of 182'10" in the discus, he achieved the best
distance in the Big Ten this season and established
himself as the favorite going into the championship.
Derek Stinson was the third standout for the Blue
with three first places on the day. He won the 110 high
meter relay along with Derek Harper, Keith Bostic
and Todd Steverson. The time was 42.2.
This weekend the Wolverines travel to West
Lafayette for the Big Ten Championships.
Netters eliminated
The Michigan tennis team's season came to an end
last weekend when UCLA bounced the Wolverines
from the NCAA Championships in Athens, Ga., 5-2.
The loss gave the Big Ten Champions a final record
of 13-12.
Michigan's two wins came at second and sixth
singles. At the number two spot, senior Tom Haney
upended the Bruin's Jeff Klaparpa, 0-6, 7-6, 6-2.
Haney made a remarkable comeback in the match.
After being whitewashed in the first set, Haney found
himself trailing, 3-0, in the second, He came back,
despite facing three match-points in the second set, to
pick up the victory. It was his last match as a
Wolverine. Michigan's top singles player, Mark
Mees, also closed out his college career.
Freshman Hugh Kwok won Michigan's other point
-JOHN KERR
Roberts paces golfers
Michigan sophomore Dan Roberts shot back-to-
back rounds of 69-73 to take medalist honors at last
weekend's Spartan Invitational in East Lansing.
The Wolverine team finished fifth in the 16-team
meet with a score of 757. Ohio State won the two-day
event. The meet was the last for Michigan before the
Big Ten Tournament this weekend in Iowa City.
ROBERT'S ROUND of 69 was his best of the year
and was a good sign for Michigan coach Jim Carras.
"Danny is just playing excellent golf," he said. "You
have to remember, he was medalist ina field that in-
cluded the Ohio State golfers and they are tough."
Michigan's second best scorer was senior Mark
DeWitt, who, after shooting an 82 on the first day,
carded a season-best 69 in the second round.
Three other Wolverines scored fairly well. Fresh-
man Chris Westfall shot 76-77, while senior John
Nolan had 79-76. Ken Clark, a sophomore from Grand
Rapids, shot 77-79. -JOHN KERR
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Panthers
slip past
G31-24
By ROBERT GERBER
Special to the Daily
PONTIAC-Former Michigan flanker Anthony Carter
caught five passes for 102 yards, leading the Michigan Pan-
thers to a 31-24 victory over Herschel Walker and the New
Jersey Generals last night at the Silverdome. The win was
the Panthers' sixth straight.
The largest home crowd in Panther history (32, 862) wat-
ched as the Generals struck first with a 44-yard field goal in
the first quarter. Fifteen plays later, quarterback Bobby
Scott hit Walker along the right sideline for 36 yards. Walker
dove over the middle three plays later to give New Jersey a
10-3 lead.
A FOUR-YARD carry by Dwight Sullivan with 4:21 left in
the half put the Generals ahead, 17-3.
Trailing at the half, the Panthers went to the air. Sparked
by Carter, the Panthers scored on two drives initiated by
General penalties. Michigan went ahead 24-17 at the end of
the third quarter.
Walker streaked 65 yards for a touchdown tying the game
once again early in the fourth quarter. But the Panthers
struck back and capped a 69-yard drive to win the game, 31-
24, late in the fourth quarter.
The win ties the Panthers with Chicago for second place in
the USFL Central Division.
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BASEBALL ROUNDUP:
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Guidry blanks Tigers, 7-0
By JEFF SCHRIER later scored when Tiger outfielder runs. Smalley singled and his pinch list March 21 with a cracked righ
Specialtothe naty Larry Herndon misplayed former Tiger runner, Andre Robertson was doubled thumb suffered in spring training an
DETROIT - The battle for last place Steve Kemp's fly ball. home by catcher Rick Cerone. AIter returned to action April 24 with Evan
the American League East raged on The Yankees picked up another run in Griffey was intentionally passed and sville, hitting .304 in eight games.
t night at Tiger Stadium and the the third on a triple by Griffey and was Dave Winfield hit a hard single to cen- GONZALES, 29, was signed March 1
gers won. That is they lost to the New knocked in by Dave Winfield. ter, Kemp tripled two more runs in to as a free agent after two years with th
rk Yankees, 7-0. Tiger starting pitcher, Dan Petry, finish the scoring for the Yankees. National League St. Louis Cardinals
The Tiger offense which usually hits became wild in the sixth and walked Guidry, who raised his record to 4-3, He was hitting .299 in 19 games. The
nkee ace, Ron Guidry hard, was as three men to load the bases. Relief pit- struck out eight and retired 14 of the Tigers will purchase his Evansville
d as the night air. Guidry allowed cher, Howard Bailey couldn't help as he last 15 batters he faced. Petry's record contract, Detroit President and
ly three hits and was clearly in ; con- walked Yankee shortstop Roy Smalley dropped to 3-2. General Manger Jim Campbell said.
of the game. to drive in Kemp for the Yankee's third Butera had just one hit in four plate
THE NEW Yorkers picked up a quick run. appearances with the Tigers this
n in the opening inning when first Jerry Udjur came in and was effec- Tigers make changes season.
seman Ken Griffey, who was three tive until the ninth when the Yankees Ivie, 30, was hitting .214 with nine hits
four with three runs, singled and broke the game open by scoring four' DETROIT (AP) - The Detroit Tigers in 42 at bats. He played in 80 games with
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NOW OPENI
THE
UNIVERSITY
CLUB
is serving lunch and Happy Hour
on our outdoor patio. Join us.
Lunch 11:30-1:30 M-F
Happy Hour 4:00-7:00 M-F
yesterday recalled catcher Bill Fahey
and infielder Julio Gonzales from their
Evansville, Ind., farm club in the
American Association, while sending
backup catcher Sal Butera to Evan-
sville and placing veteran -first
baseman Mike Ivie on irrevocable
waivers yesterday.
Fahey was the Tiger backup catcher
last season. He was put on the disabled
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Detroit last season, hitting only .232 but
collecting 14 home runs. Ivie was
placed on waivers for the purpose of
giving him his unconditional release,
Campbell said.
Ivie is a veteran of more than eight
years in the major leagues, nearly all of
them in the National League. He was
the first'player selected in the 1970 free
agent draft, going to San Diego. Other
stops in his career included San Fran-
cisco and Houston. His best year wa
1979, when he clubbed 27 home runs and
hit .286 for the Giants.
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BILLBOARD
There will be a meeting tonight for
the Windsurfing Club at 8:00 in Ander-
son Room D in the Michigan Union.
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