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December 18, 1959 (vol. 70, iss. 72) • Page Image 7

… visiting Wolverines, 19-12. Michigan; missing Dennis Fitz- gerald in the 167-pound class, might have taken the match if Wolverine John Hallenbeck had won a decision victory instead of being pinned, Coach…

… Cliff Keen said. 4 At any rate, the Wolverines showed their strength as they closely battled Penn State to the end. In contrast to this meet, it is interesting to note that Penn State has two previous…

… shut-out victories. These were a 31-0 vic- tory over Army and a 30-0 win over Colgate. The Wolverines opened the night with a draw in the 123- pound match, in which Mike Hoyles almost dumped Penn State…

…, sophomore Ron Pifer, pinned Wolverine grappler John Hallenbeck with 20 seconds to go in the first period. Hallenback showed some class, however, in his first collegiate match as he held the Penn State matman…

…- erns last year, while taking fourth in the NCAA Meet. Tonight the Wolverines move over to Syracuse to face another of the top-ranked teams in the East. However, Michigan team members and coaches are…

December 13, 1959 (vol. 70, iss. 68) • Page Image 11

…XEMBER 13, 19:59 THE 11IICHIGAN DAILY CEMBER 13, 1959 r~vg~f f~2flhI~A~ DAILY r ir. Touted Wolverine Tennis Star To Appear inMiamiTourney! By DON STAMMER A promising young freshman tennis star…

… radio sta- tion, WUOM (91.7 M. C.), will again broadcast all Michigan Big Ten basketball games plus many of the Wolverines' hockey contests. Bill Stegath, WUOM sports di- rector, will be at the microphone…

December 06, 1959 (vol. 70, iss. 62) • Page Image 1

… only to see the apparent 4-4 tie they had gained turn into a 6-4 loss as Colorado College coun- tered with two goals in the final minutes of play. The Wolverines, although they dominated the entire game…

…-foot slap shot from a face off to the left of the Col- orado net. This seemed to charge up the Wolverines and for the next two minutes and 43 seconds they swarmed around Young. in an attempt to get back…

December 05, 1959 (vol. 70, iss. 61) • Page Image 1

…,000 cheering fans. The goal-hungry pack of Wolverines erupted for five big goals in the second period to wrap up its initial game in the new Western Intercollegiate Hockey Association. The- return match of these…

… two teams will be at 8 tonight on the Coliseum ice. Matecka, Bochen Score Twice The Wolverines continued to show a balanced attack as six play- ers dented the Colorado nets, paced by hard…

December 03, 1959 (vol. 70, iss. 59) • Page Image 5

…: Messiah tickets for Sunday performance. Call NO 5-5842 F100 WOLVERINE Girls State of 1958-if you are interested in making plans for a reunion, call Marge Peramino, NO 5-7711, Ext. 3137. F4 Rog: Your first…

…' SCOOTERS Sales and Service BICYCLES and LAMBRETTA MOTOR SCOOTERS Authorized Dealer SKATES SHARPENED WOLVERINE CYCLE SHOP 611 S. Ashley NO 3-7733 Z26 Complete Line of Bicycles Trikes Wagons, etc. $1 layaway…

December 01, 1959 (vol. 69, iss. 57) • Page Image 12

… Heyliger, Michigan went Called To Michigan The Wolverines are strong con- the coach, "and the interest seems back becaus t, the Wolverines will big time in the hockey world. In Renfrew was boasting a winning…

… made the N als Wolverine squad won eight while of the depression. creasing number of schools are Brown, W Las and six of these times walked off losing 13.1 istory Traced with the national title.in There…

…. Osterland w rackto 1921, when the the reins to Renfrew, a former to build virtually the same record til 1947, when Loken, a national "One factor about gym which the slack." of Wolverine icers, Wolverine star…

December 17, 1958 (vol. 69, iss. 75) • Page Image 6

… Wednesday and Thursday Administration Building Bc ON GOAL-Detroit Red Wing forward Billy McNeil slaps a shot at the Wolverine net which is guarded by goalie Ross Childs. Michigan players Dale MacDonald (12…

…) and Pat Cushing (8) watch the play. Red Wings Stop Wolverines' Final Rally, To Gain Win in Annual Iee Tilt, 8-3 Is + Use Daily Classifieds + (Continued from Page 1) a shot from out of a goal mouth…

… Agreeing the Michigan team !field have been many and great. Wolverine track coach Don Canham wrap up the game. n u up a loose puck and barreled down had played a fine game, Red Wing points out the NCAA track…

… midway in the first period although hampered by a Wing praised Wolverine goalie Ross can college should be eligible. when Johnnie Wilson slapped in defensemen who had raced back Childs for his outstanding…

…, but MacDonald The Wolverine netminder, who athletes want to come to the United States in ever-increasing numbers. ;who had been trailing the play shared the goaltending job with The 'M' coach, who has…

December 17, 1958 (vol. 69, iss. 75) • Page Image 8

… Eastern teams are Princeton, who tied for second in the Ivy League last season and Army. The favored Wolverines will use the same starting lineup, which has compiled a 3-1 record. The starters are George…

… the Wolverine .basket- ball team during the thirties. The Princeton captain is Carl Belz, who was named to the All- Ivy first team two years ago. Out for part of last season because of an ankle injury…

… having their cham- dash. pionship potential established, the 2) Season openers for 1957-58 Wolverine thinclads have had per- veterans Pete Stanger, Big Ten low. formances to hint that a strong hurdle…

December 16, 1958 (vol. 69, iss. 74) • Page Image 6

… several forghe Wolvns to met te defensemen, a spare goal tender for the Wolverines to meet thean ohngepfrmteMh- Russians alone had to be called off an c oach Am Be last weekend when the NCAA ruled igan…

… varsity Visitors To Play Six Games i ~squad.! T a wThe touring visitors, who will BOB WHITE twelve membhich steral of whom play only six games in the United "* .- Wolverine All American are hampered by…

… to Cornell and C Cardigan style. Colors Rutgers. Many sophs find that the are in grey or brown first college match or two is the hardest, and the five Wolverines, striping.' having passed that…

… Red Wing-Wolverine game yearly Red Wing contest is al- present cigar. which has become an annual af- ways a colorful affair. The Coli- Tickets for this evening's ac- fair here is in danger of being seum…

… all season in which the frosh will play. I 4 As is to be expected, the game is usually a runaway. Last year saw the Wings on the long end of an 11-3 score, but the Wolverines had a share of the…

December 16, 1958 (vol. 69, iss. 74) • Page Image 7

… and Blue scoring with another 24 markers, this time against Tennessee. I But once again the crowd's at- tention was focused on another Wolverine - George Lee, whose spectacular rebounding, defensive…

…. The Wolverines' "Big Three" of Tidwell, Lee and Burton are cur- rently tightly bunchedin the team scoring derby with the soph sport- ing a three-point bulge over Lee and a six-point margin over Bur- ton…

December 14, 1958 (vol. 69, iss. 73) • Page Image 1

… the 82-nation assembly sought to meeting. Debate on Algeria entered t political committee. Representativ WOLVERINES SWEEP SERIES: Wolverine Hockey Team Smothers McGill, 8-2 By HAL APPLEBAUM Michigan…

… Friday night's 10-1 rout enabled the Wolverines to sweep the two-game series. Gary Mattson scored twice for the second night in a row to lead the Michigan scoring parade. Defenseman Scores Fluke Goal With…

December 14, 1958 (vol. 69, iss. 73) • Page Image 18

… Horner taking his place. At present, this position is up for grabs, as all three are now in playingdshape but not in top- flight condition. - Jim Coyle is a new face in goal for the Wolverines. The man…

… Al Renfrew has had a rough time deciding where to shift his few remaining men. Ross Childs, Wolverine goal- tender for the past two years. has been moved to a forward slot as a result of Renfrew…

… seasons that he received mention as an! All-American in post season polls. ' ff ''Mainstay White has taken up where he left off last year and is consideredI a mainstay of the Wolverine squad. But his…

… outstanding American college players. All Positions Thus far this year, White has shown himself a versatile puckster by playing everything but goalie for Coach Al Renfrew. With the Wolverine team riddled by in…

…'ve been pretty lucky." Anyone who has seen his 190 pounds put someone into the boards will shudder and echo his comment. This is quite an understatement considering the many injuries which the Wolverine ice…

December 14, 1958 (vol. 69, iss. 73) • Page Image 20

Wolverine moved into the spotlight as one of the "greats" in the nation. He whipped the veteran star, Ford Konno, in the 220-yd. freestyle for the first of his five national championships. Sets Records The…

… swim coach Gus Stager in the opening months of last season, has apparently vanished this year as an awesome Wolverine squad readies itself to defend the NCAA and Big Ten titles. Speculative Matter In…

December 13, 1958 (vol. 69, iss. 72) • Page Image 1

… Butler included several baskets made in this manner. Cagers Win, 86-70;P" Burton Ra'cks Up 38, By JIM BENAGH Last year at this time a pack of Bulldogs defeated a band of Wolverines in a battle that upset…

… the "law of the wild." However, last evening the Wolves showed that things are status quo again-with just one fact: Michigan's Wolverines 86, Butler's Bulldogs 70, And the wildest Wolverine of all in…

… be added, reservations may still be made. All other trains, including the eastbound New York Special (3:15 p.m.) and the Wolverine (6:32 p.m.), for New York City and Bos- ton, will carry extra…

… PROF. LESLIE A. WHITE ... anthropology Wolverine Top McGill By AL SINAI Michigan's recovering ice squad, led by the inspired play of Bob White and Gary Mattson, staged a goal parade as they routed a…

December 13, 1958 (vol. 69, iss. 72) • Page Image 8

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY; SATUZI agers Top Bu tler, 86-v70; leers Beat Aoc Gd*Il, ton Scores 38 To Break White, Mattson with Two Goa mer's Scoring Record Spark Wolverine Offensive Ef DAY, DECEMBER 13…

…, 1958 Is Each fort (Continued from Page 1) one goal, then Hutton a few sec- onds later tallying from a wild scramble in front of the McGill net. The other Wolverines in this period who scored were Ross…

December 12, 1958 (vol. 69, iss. 71) • Page Image 6

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY T( PL C' st it his hristmas :ockings in.... Ean Cage Team, 'M' Quintet Meets Butler' In Search of Third Win Icers Play Here Tonight Wolverines Host McGill In Hockey Home…

… at (George) Lee and (Terry) Miller 8:00 in lost Fieldhouse. all have their legs taped, theyj The Wolverines, who stopped should be all right. And (John) Pittsburgh 75-55 in their season Tidwell's hand…

… chance Wolverine's Rogers 6'6", for the to take this one and avenge last first time this year, will be the year's loss, at least on the basis tallest man on the court. of season records. Michigan stands at…

… three games, * they have played good ball against three top-notch teams, Illinois, Michigan State, and Wabash, and, are a good working ball club." In Good Condition The Wolverines will be close to top…

… , BACK IN THE LINEUP-Steve Bochen, right wing for Michigan's hockey team, returns to the ice tonight after being sidelined by a broken wrist. The Wolverines entertain McGill at the Coliseum. Game time is 8…

…. Michigan in comparison has only three returning lettermen: senior captain Larry Murray, and juniors Mike Hoyles and Fred Olm. The balance of the Wolverine; squad is made up of sophomores untried as yet in…

… varsity competi- tion, who, according to mat coach Cliff Keen, "are green, but ready to fight." The Wolverines' success this weekend will )also be dependent on how well the injury-plagued wres- tlers have…

… unlimited heavyweight divi- sion. Tomorrow the Wolverines travel to New Brunswick, N.J., to tangle with Rutgers, rated behind only Cornell and Lehigh in the East. $995 Light Glove Leather 3 s.* ~ ~ ~ - u…

December 09, 1958 (vol. 69, iss. 68) • Page Image 6

… watching four Fickle Fans incidence: the Wolverine mentor's teams in action at Kent State home is in Delphi, Ind., only 15 University's Midwestern Invita- The Wolverines were duickly miles from Lafayette. ,s…

… Flashes losing the third- Kent State: Tired Of Small-Time It was more than just his scor- place game to the Wolverines, 83- When a small school gets tired ing all that day undergoing treat- 55. of playing a…

… in Chicago the past weekend. The Wolverines trailed a strong Illinois team and Palestrum, a team composed of University of Illinois alumni. Edge MSU Michigan edged fourth place Michigan State by one…

…-half point. This accomplishment is not an easy feat as MSU was NCAA co- titlist along with Illinois last year. The overall performance of the Wolverine team indicated that Newt Loken once again has a Heart…

… pen Contest strong contender for Big Ten and NCAA honors. The Wolverines demonstrated beyond a realm of doubt that they have the best group of trampolin- ists in the nation as they took five of the top…

Wolverines will swing into Big Ten action on Jan. 10 in a triangular meet at Iowa City, Iowa with Iowa and Minnesota. LARRYd 1MURRAY ..hampered by injury Tickets! With the basketball, hockey and wrestling…

December 07, 1958 (vol. 69, iss. 67) • Page Image 8

… bruised wrist on the same arm, and a painful lower back, black and blue from frequent bouncings on the hardwood against Tennes- see. But the Wolverines appeared deadlock and put Michigan out in front to…

… stay. The Wolverines raced to a 36-23 half-time lead, with Lee getting 11 of his total point output of 20. Add Late In Game The last 20 minutes found Mich- igan consistently adding to its lead that at…

…, Dozauer was ranked seventh, while Monpetit finished eighth and Stall reached tenth place. Monpetit was the only Wolverine to qualify for the high bar finals. He produced a sixth-place finish. Lawler Seventh…

… Bill Lawler, finishing seventh, was the only Wolverine finishing in the top 10 on the side horse, although Stall took 15th. The gymnasts had only a 10th by Monpetit and a 14th by Marion to show for in…

December 02, 1958 (vol. 69, iss. 62) • Page Image 1

… PA Wolverine Cagers Trounce Pitt in Opener, 75- C 'I Guards Star in Easy Upset Winl Mins ters T Ao% Panthers' Guard Scores 28 Points By JIM BENAGH Berlin -Daily-Peter Anderson STRICTLY FOR…

… seconds later with the Wolverines win- ning their season opener, 75-55. HEARING THURSDAY: CityCounil itPostpones Urban RenewalAc tion By PHIIP MUNCK City Council last night put off action on Urban Renewal…

Wolverines a lead they never surrendered. Miller was held to a mere three points as the Panthers swept over the Wolverines, 72-62, last Decem- ber. He scored 11 last night. Team Win However, it was a real team…

… minutes from the game's start. M' Leads Michigan led, -5, and was never threatened by Hennon again. Wolverine points flowed easily after that point, too, with Miller passing for assists to Burton, Tid- well…

… and Lee as they scored the next three baskets. These goals, combined with free throws by Tidwell and Miller, gave the Wolverines a 17-10 edge and prompted Coach Bill Perigo to say after the game: "That…

December 02, 1958 (vol. 69, iss. 62) • Page Image 8

…, the Wolverine five became strong- er than ever. By halftime they were out in front, 40-23. Tidwell and Miller, with 16 and 11 points respectively, were the main cogs in the rolling, 40.5 shooting…

… tour by losing a forward throughout the gaime 7-2. to Toronto last night to relieve the overworked mem-" The undermanned Wolverines bers of the first and second lines. were once again slowed down by Jim…

… forward and defense Opener in St. Lawrence in effort to overcome the man-1 The tour opened Thanksgiving power shortage.i evening at St. Lawrence where the For the first two periods thet Wolverines, skating…

… at full game was close and hard fought strength, tied the Larries, 4-4. The with Toronto ahead 3-2 but, the following night the Wolverines powerful Canadian squad scored whipped Clarkson 6-3 at Potsdam…

…, four times on the tired Wolverines N.Y. for their lone victory. in the third period. Returning to St. Lawrence on Barrie Hayton scored both Mich- Saturday night, the Wolverines igan goals in the second…

… con- cluded. Highlights of the tour were the first two games. In the opener MacDonald scored two goals in helping the Wolverines gain a 4-4 tie with St. Lawrence, The Clarkson victory featured the play…

… of senior John Hutton, who scored one goal and assisted on four others, and Coyle whose first appearance in the nets for the Wolverines was a winning one. 'I Squad, 7-2 Tour Closes iA -Daily…

…-Peter Anderson IMMOVABLE OBJECT, IRRESISTABLE FORCE -Pittsburgh's All-America guard, Don Hennon,, attempts to round corner man- ned by John Tidwell, Michigan's sophomore star, in the Wolverine's 75-55 home opener…

December 02, 1958 (vol. 69, iss. 62) • Page Image 17

… not born," is a maxim that finds its greatest truth in the swimming world. The Wolverine swim team, NCAA and Big Ten title holders, know all too well after an exhaust- ing day of practice what work…

… the train- ing schedule, not the period of time one has been swimming, that brings the swimmer to the point of dimirnishing returns, said Pete Fries, Wolverine long-distance star. Fries started his…

December 19, 1957 (vol. 68, iss. 76) • Page Image 1

…-2, By STEVE SALZMAN A sudden death overtime goal by Deny er's Jim Brown beat Mich- igan, 3-2, last night before a noisy crowd at the Coliseum. After the Wolverines went ahead in the third period, Denver…

… night's loss lowered the successive saves on shots from Wolverines further below the .500 Switzer and McDonald. mark, their record now stands at Michigan's inability to get a one win and three losses in…

December 18, 1957 (vol. 68, iss. 75) • Page Image 1

… scarcities Western Hemisphere to modernize a session of the Senate Preparedness subcommittee.PARIS ( eme nt "The missil period spurt buried the Wolverines, 7-6 Denver's Captain Ed were reported in the islands…

… Britain, three-stage .missile. Dozzi, Denver handed the Wolverines a heartbreaking 7-6 defeat last Car u tlest pan have observers at the NATO tercontinental bombers and build n sful shot did much to night…

December 15, 1957 (vol. 68, iss. 73) • Page Image 1

… easily turned back Washington (Mo.) before 4,000 fans at Yost Fieldhouse last night, 88-58. The win was the third straight win for the Wolverines, who drop- ped their opening game to Pittsburgh. Washington…

… night. The Sioux played a hard checking game which the Wolverines were unable to crack. Ten minutes after the first goal was registered, the Nodaks scored again. This time the goal was made by Ed T…

December 14, 1957 (vol. 68, iss. 72) • Page Image 1

… The Daily GRAND FORKS, N. D.-Michi- gan got off to a successful cam- paign in WIHL competition when the Wolverines smashed out a 3-1 victory over North Dakota here last night, before 5,000 fans. These…

… opening period. The Wolverines got off to a 2-0 lead after only 12 minutes of play had passed. From the start of the game, however, the Nodaks kept the pressure on Michigan's goalie, Ross Childs and the…

… defensemen. Last night's game was the league opener for both the squads, and the Wolverine victory marked a win for Coach Al Renfrew over the team he coached last season. Halfway through the first pe- riod…

December 13, 1957 (vol. 68, iss. 71) • Page Image 6

… year because of a schedule oddity which has the Wolverines playing three series in eight days with 12 points, or half the total points possible in league play, at stake. The first of these series will…

…. This week- end the Wolverines will once again depend on the scoring punch of Switzer and McDonald who are Michigan's top scorers. With Bob May directing the team, the Sioux are out to better last season…

… Key Cases ,: . .. Big Ten ".. Hermes Olivetti Royal 9 .QUITS CAGE, STARS ON MAT: Pearson Leads Wolverine Wrestlers 48-HOUR SERVICE ON PERSONALIZED CHRISTMAS CARDS By AL SINAI '1…

… _ . , ,-- Since 1908 MORRI LL'S 314 S. State St. Phone NO -2481 Failure to be promoted to his prep school junior basketball team caused Wolverine wrestling cape tain, Max Pearson, to take up the grappling sport…

December 11, 1957 (vol. 68, iss. 69) • Page Image 3

… season started, many sportswriters designated Jack Lew- is as the Wolverines' quarterback (playmaker), but as the records of the Pittsburgh and Nebraska game show, it was Wright rather than Lewis who led…

… the team. In the Pittsburgh game, Wright was high scorer for the Wolverines with 17 points, and against Ne- braska he scored 12 points in the first half on outside set shots. This was the main reason…

… the 1557-58 edition of the Wolverine swim squad had gotten off to a very, fast start. "The Gala was a very fine mkeet loaded with' top competition and entertainment," commented swim coach Gus Stager…

December 08, 1957 (vol. 68, iss. 67) • Page Image 1

Wolverines even for the young season with a win and a loss. Tillotson was extremely' cold in the first half, scoring only four points. But in the second half he broke loose for 19 points in a span of eight…

…, Wright Tillotson wasn't the only star for the Wolverines. Forward M. C. Burton . and guard Bill Wright were big guns for Michigan.. With Burton hitting on jump shots from around the post and Wright hitting…

December 07, 1957 (vol. 68, iss. 67) • Page Image 1

…Gill used Michigan's overanxiousness to its advantage last night asit edged the Wolverines, 3-2, in this season's hockey opener. The Maize and Blue wanted to win this one for their new coach, Al Renfrew, but…

… g in their fifth game, showed that experience does make a difference as they generally out- played Michigan. The Wolverines fought hard, but it wasn't enough as the Red- men tallied the winning goal…

… at 15:36 of the final period to clinch the game.I Defenseman Len S i g u r d s e n notched the tie-breaker on a drive from the Michigan Blue line. Fwhich was unintentionally screened by a Wolverine

December 06, 1957 (vol. 68, iss. 65) • Page Image 1

… opens its 1957-58 season tonight at the Coliseum in the first of a two-game series with the Canadians. This is the first Wolverine home sporting event of the winter sea- son. The meeting will be the…

… eleventh time a ,Michigan team has skated against the Redmen. To date in the series the Wolverines have won seven times while losing three. New Coach 'Tonight will mark the first time the Wolverines have…

…. Another holdover. from last sea- son is Keith Lawes, the third member of the 'forward unit. Mike Joyal will tend the nets for the visitors. IYoung Squad The Wolverines are faced with the problem of a young…

… over the netminding duties after the graduation of Lorne Howes last January, will be in goal for the Wolverines. Several rule changes announced by the NCAA Ice Hockey Rules Committee will be in effect in…

December 06, 1957 (vol. 68, iss. 65) • Page Image 6

… used throughout Wednesday night's road game that spelled defeat for the Wolverines, 72-62, in their first 1957-58 outing. "That press made us look slow," Perigo remarked, when we got a few feet behind…

… got the ball off the board we had a basket cinched, but that was only a few times." Wright Shoots Well Billy Wright was the high scorer for Michigan, and Perigo praised hit as being the only Wolverine

December 04, 1957 (vol. 68, iss. 63) • Page Image 14

… lose to Michigan's Sailing Club has smith, however, was the top skip- can Team Race Championship. Notre Dame by a single point. placed the Wolverines' name per of the event. Thede Paces Win The latter…

…E Michigan's yachtsmen spent a ing Championships and placed captured the Orchard Lake Invita- Three Boats Entr chilly weekend proving Wolverine fourth in the National Champion- tional Regatta against the top…

… it takes Wolverines to victory with Wayne time, the Sir Thomas Lipton Cup, end of October and one week later the "navy" out of mothballs. State, Detroit, Michigan State and Hillsdale following them in…

December 21, 1956 (vol. 67, iss. 77) • Page Image 6

… play Pioneers. of sophomores Barry Hayton and After absorbing two straight de- John Hutton. Hayton scored once feats at the hands of ColoradonH- College the Wolverines need a vic- in the opener while…

… Rodney Schneck. In two encounters with Denver last year the Wolverines were held to a 2-2 tie in the first game and in the second they subdued the Pioneers, 6-2. Michigan suffered serious de- fensive…

… lapses in the Colorado series which must be corrected if they are to beat Denver. In the first game against the Bengals jury, wnicn c owesi ncurre i Le ; second period, is not known the' Wolverine goalie…

… of a tourriment is declared All Campus champion Wolverines leave home grounds . on -_ -_+ c -; ,,, in that event and, in addition to having his name inscribed n i { F i e Come to Ch±urch Sunday…

…-rownghhwe lists all winners through the years; the Individual is GaPnier in Group ittsbu om inton h sity. Washington is a unique awarded a trophy. The five Wolverines accompany- Pitbrh*oe no on*h sho nthti os*o fe…

December 20, 1956 (vol. 67, iss. 76) • Page Image 1

… suspended ih; two outstanding swimmers, Bert and Jack Wardrop, for "in- subordination." This was January 18, as the Wolverines lost by two slim points,, 52-50. But this unusual event, alone, did not make up…

… scored first j a definitebidfor the nomination ,Pagnol, author of the Broadway Colorado College, 7-5.hit"Fanie"i Michigan now moves on to but the Wolverines came right l the Michigan leigslator replied hit…

December 16, 1956 (vol. 67, iss. 72) • Page Image 1

… fourth quarter of the Wolverine victory over Butler. Cagers Edge Butler, 84-77; Late Surge Brings Victory By JOHN HILLYER It took superior size and a 27-point splurge by sophomore George Lee to do it, but…

… Michigan's scrappy basketball team finally subdued red-hot Butler, 84-77, last night at Yost Field House. Catching fire in the latter portion of the second half, the Wolverines called on superior rebounding…

… third period scoring spree as it came from behind to whip the McGill Redmen, 5-2, before 2,500 fans at the Coliseum last night. The game was the Wolverines' last on home ice for the next two weeks as they…

… head west to- morrow. They will open league play a- gainst Colorado Tuesday and Wednesday and then play Den- ver Friday and Saturday. Changed Team. As the Wolverines took the ice to start the third…

… from 15 feet to push the Wolverines out ahead and virtually break McGill's back. Loose Puck The fourth goal came at 8:57. Don McIntosh raced around be- hind the McGill net with the puck, and then flipped…

December 14, 1956 (vol. 67, iss. 71) • Page Image 7

… build up row's game here with McGill, has hockey out in those parts," ac- announced that the Wolverines cording to Heyliger, "and this is will play an extensive schedule kind of a promotional thing to…

… benefit from following these games and play the experience we will pick up out severa! exhibition games in Al- there." Getting back to the present for a minute, the McGill Redmen, the [Wolverines opponents…

December 09, 1956 (vol. 67, iss. 67) • Page Image 1

… before 3,500 fans at the Coliseum. The Wolverines and Toronto will close out their two-game series at 8 p.m. tomorrow night. Tickets for the contest will go on sale at the Athletic Administration Building…

…-checking, hard-pressing Toronto six capitalized on the tiring Wolverines in the last period and shaved the margin to one goal before the final horn sounded. Forwards Ed Switzer, Don McIntosh, and Jerry Karpinka…

… shots, displaying the nimbleness that earned him All-American rec- ognition last year. sored by the Wolverine CUlub anad a local bus company, is scheduled Ike Aids Nixon for Dec. 21 and Jan. 2. Buses…

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