…, March 5, 1985 Page 9 d.. - !! S A ! 7 7 7 ?-T - Y T fTl ' 1 - ' - i.-- - _ WOLVERINES GAIN YEARSFIRST NCAA BID Cagers clinci By TIM MAKINEN Bobby Knight tried over spring break o rearrange the…
…-up, heavily promoted national yawner. But the most important basketball news came quietly out "of Ann Arbor. Last Thursday night, Bill Frieder's Michigan Wolverines captured the Big Ten Championship, bringing…
… Page 10 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, March 5, 1985 Pueksters ph By ADAM MARTIN Wolverine team that jumped to a 1-0 Nobody assumed the 1984-85 cam- lead in the first game on a Brad Mc- paign…
… would be the year for the Caughey goal from the left circle and Wolverines. But after drowning in ninth held the Lakers in check until midway place last season, a seventh-place finish through the third…
… us." Wolverines in a two-game total-goal THE FOLLOWING evening with the series over the weekend and outlasted game was just one period old, the Michigan 10-7, nipping the Maize 'n' Wolverines grave…
… the first inter- fort," Berenson 'said after the series, mission, before which Lake Superior "We obviously didn't plaiy as well as I had laced the Wolverines with a three- would have liked, but I was…
… second Michigan goal at 14:201 out in pJ hey for left slot. ~ht wing "BRAD CAME UP really big in the he first series," said the Wolverine mentor. 42 of the "Not only his goals, but his presence on number…
… the ice. He wanted the puck, and he e period. showed a lot of authority." ored the Despite a three-goal second period, fromthethe Wolverines found themsleves in a From thetwo-goal hole at the start of…
… in the indoor Big Ten Championships last Friday and Saturday in Madison. The men's team finished fourth in the conference. Junior Todd Steverson recorded the Wolverines' only first place finish with a…
… grabbed second with 99, Wisconsin was third with 97 and the Wolverines earned 58 points. THE WOMEN'S team took sixth place in its meet in Columbus, Ohio. The team's 33 points placed them just one…
…The Michigan Daily-Friday, March 5, 1982--Page 11 WOLVERINES LOOK AHEAD TO REGIONALS: Gymnasts state champs By JESSE BARKIN -11was undoubtedly the smallest state meet in history, as it turned out…
… it was a dual meet, but it didn't matter as the Wolverine women's gymnastics team claimed the Michigan State Champion- ship at Crisler Arena last night. The Wolverines outpointed Northern Michigan 138…
… invited to NCAA regionals; they lieve already qualified for AIAW. As for the meet itself, it was a chance foi the Wolverines to improve their scaores to qualify for both regionals. "It vas just not great…
… competition," said coach Sheri Hyatt. "We knew we had to get up for the meet, and we knew what we had to do." BECKWITH, who led a four-woman Wolverine sweep in the all-around, took firsts in the vault (9.0) and…
… middle portion of the season, when the Wolverines were rolling over Northwestern, Michigan State, and Wisconsin (twice) to surge into a first place tie at 7-3, Frieder was asked whether his team really…
… talented Buckeyes saving Frieder their best effort of the season for Crisler ... doubts well-founded Arena as they scored 105 points. (In- cidentally, they haven't won a game since.) And when the Wolverines…
… in the contest, the Hoosiers were able to win by a comfortable 15-point margin. 'Last year, many Wolverine fans would have been satisfied with such grit- t, yeomanlike efforts. It was felt that simply…
…. They forget that the current unit is essentially the same one which finished 8-10 in 1980. (If the Wolverines split their final two games, that's exactly where they'll wind up this year.) They assume…
…, Indiana, and Illinois, how far could one realistically expect the Wolverines to go? Fifth place, perhaps fourth? Absolutely-in the middle of the pack, just as Frieder insisted five weeks ago when the…
… to the Daily to pick ther up. dR0305 SRQ MM/I- ATE SPORTS The Michigan Daily Caer Saturday, March 5, 1983 Page 7 ' NIT 4hopes dim By LARRY FREED It seems like just yesterday. The Wolverines…
… needless to say, a lot has transpired since that victory. Back then, Bill Frieder and his young Wolverines had two goals: get into the NCAA tournament and finish in the up- per-half of the standings…
…, while Michigan coach Bill Frieder provided it off the court. A Chicago-based writer asked Frieder in the post-game press conference about the Wolverines' chances of making the NCAA Tournament. The seventh…
… you think (ESPN analyst Dick) Vitale will give you a C plus tonight?" asked a writer. "I'm not about to comment on that," said a laughing Henson. While Henson laughed, the Wolverines were near tears…
… Purdue)," said Wolverine guard Gary Grant. "This is our last chance for the world to see us before the selection." Henson feels that at least five Big Ten teams will qualify for the NCAAs. He gives the nod…
… BERNARD ANDERSON The University of Pennsylvania: Economist, Assistant To The Dean At Wharton Adjunct Professor in Industrial Relations, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania on MARCH 5 - 4 p.m. Wolverine Room of The…
…- nia and Colorado and did very well in competition. The Wolverines finished the week Saturday in Colorado Springs with a meet against Air Force, and came away with their best score of the year, shines…
… ended with an outstanding effort for the Michigan squad, it didn't start off too well. The Wolverines should have known they were in for trouble when their plane from Detroit was delayed two hours, they…
….2) ..... was on January 10, 1981, when the Wolverines bounced the Minnesota Golden Gophers in Minneapolis in double-overtime, 68-67. That win brought the Wolverines back to Ann Arbor in excellent shape and…
…." THE WOLVERINES, on the other hand, are in the midst of a six-game losing streak which has left them in a tie for sixth in the conference at 7-9. In the last three weeks, Michigan has shown little of the…
… Wolverines, one on guard Eric Turner and a pair of two shot bench techs on Frieder. At any rate, when the little "tea par- ty" was over, Purdue had scored eight straight points to go up, 55-46. Yet neither…
… in a row we came down and had good shots and neither onenof them fell," said Pelekoudas, Garner tallied team highs of 25 points and 11 rebounds himself, and in doing so became only the 19th Wolverine…
… after the Wolverine guard stole the ball from him. ROCKYMORE wasn't sure if the shot was intentional, but said that Scearce was "kind of upset." "EARLIER IN the game we both went up for a rebound and I…
… month, Illinois pounded Michigan for 40 minutes last night at Crisler Arena. The Wolverines outscored the Illini, 19- 9, over the last four minutes to make the 89-75 final score deceiving. Illinois (22…
…- of-twelve) finally missed a shot, and the Wolverines' Garde Thompson buried a three-pointer to make the score 46-30. West German native found himself on a two-on-one break with guard Steve Bardo, with…
… Mark Hughes as the lone Wolverine on defense. When Hughes committed to Bardo, Kujawa roared down the lane and pounded home a heart-breaking, momentum-crushing slam dunk. K U J A W A (10 points, five…
… rebounds) would hurt the Wolverines all evening with an assortment of running hook shots and off-balance leaners. "We did everything right and I think Michigan was flat," said Henson, Illinois' 12-year head…
… graduate employees. Haddy equated this to a 3 percent salary increase. See GEO, Page 3 Daily Photo by JOHN MUNSON In your face! Illinois forward Lowell Hamilton records a dunk while three Wolverine…
…," 4:15 p.m., Business Administration Bldg., Wolverine Room. Dr. Ronald Davis- "The Drosophila Dunce Gene: Learning and Memory, Camp Metabolism, and Genes Within Genes," Dept. of Biology, noon, 1139…
…- test that this season has been a charac- ter-builder for the whole team. After a rocky start which included a hazing in- cident and a coaching change, the Wolverines, who were picked to finish last in…
…', Page 2 ifety chief The right stuff Daily Photo by DOUG McMAHON Wolverine center Roy Tarpley jams one home against Wisconsin last Thur- sday. His play that night and his 21-point performance against…
