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…. RAUPP Cam pfitters 521 SOUTH ASHLEY, ANN ARBOR 769-5574 I The Michigan Wolverine bats- men swing into the final stretch of their Big Ten campaign this weekend with the hope that they can wrap up the…

… runners-up posi- tion to conference champion, Iowa. Today, the Wolverines (7- 3) visit Wiscinson (5-6) for a twinbill that will start at 2 p.m., while Northwestern (9-5) hosts Michigan for another double…

…- header tomorrow to conclude the season for both teams. In addition to the Wolverines, both Northwestern and Michi- gan State (7-3) also have a shot to secure second place. Although Coach Moby Bene- dict…

… Wolverines with a team batting mark of ,301. Although Benedict made no of- ficial announcement of which starter he will use bot h days, it is fairly certain taat Pete Helt, Mike Forhan, ief';hander Tom Joyce…

… .467 average and second sack- er, John McCarthy swinging at a .444 clip, good for third in the league. The Wolverines counter w it h Brian Balaze, with a team lead- ing .407 mark, MarktCrane at .400 and…

…Saturday, May 13, 1972 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Fifteen Stra,,My1,17 H IHGNDIYPg ite Batsmen slaughter by DAN BORUS The Michigan Wolverines broke out of their batting dold- rums with a fury…

… Joyce, who scattered four hits in the second contest. The Wolverines were never threatened and toyed with a series of weak and ineffective Ohio State hurlers. Today the Wolverines, now 5-3 in the Big Ten…

… curves and off-speed pitches. Larry Haney, the Buckeye lead-off hitter, was the first and only Buckeye to hit safely off Elwood, when he smacked a drive to the hole in the sixth which Wolverine shortstop…

… to score was cut down by, the return to home. The second game was an even easier waltz as the Wolverines pounded Buckeye pitching for thirteen hits and twelve runs. The fun started in the second inning…

… timely hitting by De- liever Bill Saunders Buss sin- and Roberts. gled and DeCou homered over ie third inning was just as the right field fence. >sive with five Wolverines The Wolverines picked up two ing…

… meet Ross in to- straight Big Ten tennis cham- day's semifinal match. pionship. Mark Bishop and Walt Herrick The Wolverines took a 20-point of Indiana, the top ranked num- lead over runnerup Indiana 107…

… dominance with four easy wins lifting its conference mark to 8-0. The day after the big win at Hossierville, the net- men bombed Ohio State at Columbus, 9-0. The Wolverines then pro- ceeded to take three more…

… at home. A 9-0 romp over Purdue was sandwiched between 8-1 thrashings of Michigan State and Illinois. In the latter two meets, the Wolverines faltered only at the number one doubles slot. Michigan also…

… fouuith place finishes in their re- ' ' spective Big Ten championships held last week end. Tetr ackmn were helped by Godfirey Murray's championship iu the 120 yard high hurdles as a elI an lie 1-2 Wolverine…

… TWO-RECORD SET ONLY 49 t.~CoachPFon Braunl Last year's champion Indiana was left at the gate, tienty poitsl~ behind the hard-ca ruing Spartaus. The Wolverines endJed with 68 point for their 41,41placv…

…. Michigan's Neil Spitlany plac- ed second, firing a one-over-par 66-71-75-73-285. The Gophers won the t e a in title hy 16 strokes over Indiana. Ohio State placed third wih 1L- 462 and the Wolverines four…

…- tive Big Ten title, gained over - '-"the weekend in the Big Ten tournament in Madison, Wiscon- sin. The Wolverines ran away with the team title by amassing 146 points, far ahead of their closest…

… Indiana, 7-5, 6-1. With the doubles win, O t t became the only player in the Big Ten to go the entire season and tournament without a loss in either singles or doubles. Wolverines were also runners- up at…

… mile quite bunched together. The Wolverine chances for a decent finish are quite good. As track coach Dixon Farmer has pointed out the Wolverines possess class per- formers in Godfrey Murray (hurdles…

…), Steve Ad- ams (shot and discus), and Kim Rowe (440), as well as in the relay squads. With some good sec- ondary performances as the Wolverines put on against Purdue, a respectable finish, such as last…

… the tournament, they olverines are heavier than cess has already given Coach will wrap up the crown easily. avy favorites to gain their Brian Eisner's squad a hefty However, the Wolverines seem th…

… straight Big Ten cham- lead toward the Big Ten title. destined for more than just unship. In the Big Ten, the dual meet "any kind" of success. In fact all The Wolverines have totally season counts equally…

… in the last first on ex-Wolverine Elliott Mad- four meets. dox' double, three walks and an ifthem, thenttes seem L Leaders error, and added a run in the ing for them, the ntrs seem ninth when Joe…

… Champan lead the field with a 1:20.7 time. Wolverine chances were shetled by the absence of Purdue's scee. Jim Patrick. Cihap- man grabbed the lead from the inception at the race and beat back every…

…) that fell victim to the inspired trackmsen of Mich- igan. Greg Syphanx blazred in second. After the sweeps of the (60. Michigan supremacy was coves in doubt. The Wolverines swept to impressive victories…

… having their licenses re- voked if found guilty of violat- ing the law. Women are no longer ad- mitted for free to the Tuesday night races at Wolverine Har- ness Raceway in Livonia. And with everyone…

…- sity and was bested by Illinois in the only other Big Ten dual meet. Runners Phil Pyatt and God- frey Murray and shot putter Steve Adams have been the most impressive performers for t h e Wolverines and…