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FROM STAFFREPORTS
They may not be the Fab Five of
wrestling, but Michigan coach Dale
Bahr's five recruits for the upcoming
seasonhaveimadehimacontentcoach.
"I think this class is the best re-
critingclasswe'vehadsincethe(Sean)
Bormet,(James)Rawls,(Brian)Harper
and (Joe) Gilbert type of recruiting
class we had four or five years ago,"
Bahr said.
The quintet of Jeff Catrabone of
Harborcreek, Penn.; Shawn Contos of
Toledo; Brandon Howe of Dayton,
Minn.; Bill Lacure of North Canton,
Ohio and Tin Stringer of Dolton, ll.
can claimresponsibility for Bahr's jo-
vial demeanor.
"This is a real fine class," Bahr
reiterated."Three of the wrestlers have
placed in thej'unior national champi-
onships, andwefeel wehaveone of,if
notthebest, wrestleroutofMinnesota,
Ohio and Pennsylvania.
"Collectively,the classreallyhelps
us cover a lot of weight classes,"Bahr
said. 'Contos gives us more depth at
118pounds while Howe will probably
comeinandreplace(Jason)Cluff(who
graduated) at 126 pounds"
Harbaugh returns
to Ann Arbor, aids
'U' fundraising
EVNPETRmD
Chicago quarterback Jim Harbaugh returned to Ann Arbor last
week and even found time to sign a few autographs. Harbaugh
hopes he can help increase young alumni contributions.
M' hurler earns honors
By KEN DAVIDOFF
DAILY SPORTS EDTOR
In all faimess, it's safe to say that
most young Michigan alumni are not
familiarwiththenamesThomasRoach
and Nellie Varner.
Nottotake anything away fromthe
former and current University regents.
It's just that they probably don't in-
spire Wolverines faithful to break out
in a round of "Hail to the Victors."
On the otherhand,JimHarbaugh's
nameregisters instant recognition and
images of you and "one hundred five
thousand of your closest friends" en-
joying fall Saturdays in the vast yet
friendly confinesofMichiganStadium.
Thus explains the appearance of
the former Michigan and current Chi-
cagoBearsquarterback on campus this
past week. Harbaugh has been named
the third co-chair, along with Roach
and Varner,inthe University's Annual
Giving Program.
"I was looking togive somemoney
back to Michigan, and I was talking to
EdieGoldenberg(LSA dean)andsome
people at the University and the sports
department, butI pretty much decided
to help out with this campaign,"
Harbaugh said.
Ideally, according to Michigan
Telefund Manager Laura Bourdeau,
Harbaugh would lend his support to
thedrive by signing letters,speaking at
abanquetandposing forpostcards that
could be sent out to potential donors.
"He was asked because he is a
young alumni and we know that we
need to focus on the young alumni,"
Bourdeau said.
One or two visits to campus by
Harbaugh a year would meet the pro-
ject's needs, according to Bourdeau.
This should hardly be a problem for
Harbaugh, who grew up in Ann Arbor.
"I still have alot of friends here,"
Harbaugh said. "I get back here three
orfour timesayear,seeagame.There's
alwaysareasontocome back here,like
be-bim-bop at Steve's Lunch. I went
back there this morning.'
Harbaugh also returns annually to
host a golf toumament. Last week's,
heldatStonebrookGolfCourse,hosted
celebrities to raise money for charity.
The pursuit of Harbaugh reflects
the importance of young alumni to the
University. Bourdeau said that the
twentysomething crowd ranks as one
of the more dependable groupswhen it
comes to donations, despite the recent
sagging economy.
"If you're looking at decades, the
recent grads have probably been the
most positive," Bourdeau said.
"They'retheonesthatparticipatemore.
They're definitely into giving back."
As a 1986 graduate, Harbaugh be-
See HARBAUcH, Page 12
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FROM STAFFREPORTS
Michigan relief pitcher Todd
Marion capped off a successful career
with a spot on Collegiate Baseball's
All-American Third Team.
Marion posted a 2-2 record with a
team-leading 1.14 earned rn average
and eight saves. He notched 33
strikeouts and only 12 walks in 31.2
innings pitched.
Marion holds both theWolverines'
and the Big Ten record for career saves
(32) and relief appearances (106). He
marks the first Michigan appearance
on an All-American squad since third
baseman Tim Flannelly made the sec-
ond teamin 1990.
Theright-handedhurler from Can-
ton, Mich., eamed All-Big Ten First
Team honors this year, the first time
the Big Tenhasrecognizedreliefpitch-
ers on an all-conference squad. With
nine victories and 32 saves over his
Michigantenure,Marionplayedarole
in 41 of the Wolverines' 113 victories
throughout that period, a 36 percent
clip. He came through on 32 of his 38
career save opportunities.
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