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…Rage Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, February 1, 1976 Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, February 1, 1976 Strong subs help wolverines stifle By RICH LERNER The Michigan Wolverines…

… Michigan with Rickey Green leading the way stubborn Iowa, with 23 points, 15 in the second half. But it was the Wolverine bench that meant the difference in the game. Six minutes into the game, captain…

…- derneath and teaming with Ber- gen, Tom Staton and Joel Thompson to keep the bigger H a w k e y e s away from the boards. The Michigan reserves ignited the Wolverine fast break, which had all cylinders going…

… in the game. Michigan broke to an 82-65 lead, but King and Thompson brought Iowa to within eight, 99-91, be- fore the Wolverines successfully stalled away the final two minutes. King amassed 36 points…

… basket before King tipped the ball in. BUT ONCE the Wolverines quickened the pace, the brawny Hawkeyes lagged behind. "We wanted to run them," said Orr. "And I think we wore them down." 04 -95 "Half of…

… the tired situation is mental," said Iowa coach Lute Olson, "if you're not strong enough mentally, you'll get tired." The Wolverines added to their lead in the second half on the strength of a stellar…

… coach Fred Schaus, after seeing his team fall to the Wolverines 84-80 last week, said if Michigan has a problem, it might be one of too much talent. Michigan compared very -favorably to Iowa in terms of…

… Michigan. We only have three guys we can go to." In fact, few teams the Wolverines have run up against, with the possible exception of Las Vegas, have been able to match Michigan's depth. All of which should…

… dual meet. The Wolverines stood tied with Minnesota after eight bouts, 13-13, when outstanding Gopher 190- pounder Evan Johnson pinned Harold King and Steve Schuster followed with a loss to seal the…

… any hopes of a comeback. Even without the penalties, the Wolverines could not have met the match of the Fighting Sioux, who p 1 a y e d inspired hockey from the opening face- off. Michigan actually…

… pound match, Wolverine freshman Rich Lubell appeared headed for an upset victory. His opponent, Iowa's Tim Cy- sewski, had not been able to do anything about the slim 2-1 lead that Lubell had carried…

…, Cysewskilcol- lapsed backward with Lubell underneath him and pinned him without ever gaining con- trol. Iowa gained six points for the Doily Photo by STEVE KAGAN WOLVERINE BRAD McCRORY is in control here of his…

… Bulldogs last 118-Jim Brown (M) dec. Mark r night 9-2. Mysnyk (I), 8-3 The Wolverines led 3-2 after two stanzas on goals by 26-Tim Cysewskl (1) pinned: Doug Lindskog, Dan Hoene, and Gary Morrison. Sparked…

… one-two 50 freestyle with Hicko ning in 21.20. The Wolverines' tighte the score in the next two as Gordon Downie and Wylie .finished one-three 200 freestyle. C r a i n e' place performance on th meter…

… Blue tankers in what can Brian best be described as an ava- in the lanche of power, taking five o1 s first the last six events as Michi- e three gan's Pat Bauer was the only mented Wolverine to break…

…- verines ended Penn State's four- year dual-meet unbeaten streak with an overwhelming victory. Later, strong Pittsburgh and Ohio University teams fell to Michigan's men. And just this week, three Wolverine…

… great one." The first three meets were Penn State, Pitt and Ohio U. Time to haul out another "great" appel- lation and lavish the Wolverines with praise? Well, not yet. The real tests are yet to come. Of…

… still re- mains five teams with two losses or fewer, who appear to have a reasonable shot at the Big Ten title. Amazingly, Michigan is not one of them. The Wolverines, who dropped Vat Noe$ COmpany do…

… lapse within the last five minutes that allowed the opposi- tion to build up a lead. This forced the Wolverines to foul to get the ball back, the fatal mistake. Only Henry Wilmore came through over the…

… weekend for the Wolverines, scoring 51 points in the two games. Michigan's frustration was typi- fied when it nearly lost its coach Monday night, as Johnny Orr stormed onto the court to protest the lack of…

… what promised to be one of their biggest obstacles when they con- quered Michigan in Crisler Arena, their only confrontation with the the two games with Indiana, they Wolverines this year. still have…

… weekend's two- game series, the Wolverines find themselves tied with Notre Dame and the Bulldogs for seventh place, in the conference. The top eight teams will make the playoffs. With just ten more games…

…, both the! Wolverines and Bulldogs have identical 13-10-1 overall marks. In WCHA play, Michigan scores an average of 3.7 goals per game. Duluth averages 3.6. In the goals-against category, Mich- igan…

… their Wolverine foes. Dan Holm will disappoint his fans if he scores anything less than a superior decision over Michigan's wrestling champion of the week Dan Brink. Jan Sanderson, now wrestling at 167…

… Wolverine! overconfidence. The more formidable Gophers in- clude Jeff Lamphere at 126, Larry Zilverberg, who has lost only to Iowa's Holm at 158, 167-pounder Don Chandler, Evan Johnson, who beat Michigan…

…'s Curby at 190 in last year's Big Tens, and heavy- weight Dave Simonson, 1973 Big Ten runner-up to Gary Ernst. If the Wolverines are still un- defeated by the time Oklahoma comes to town, their match will…

… should be a good track meet." -JEFF CHOWN * * * Tumblers host The Michigan gymnastic team under Coach Newt Loken go against Illinois and Indiana to- night at Crisler Arena. Among the Wolverines com- peting…

…. The score was deadlocked at 78 with four minutes left in the game. The two teams exchanged leads, with the Wolverines going ahead 78-77 on a layup by Terry Schevers with about a minute left to play. But…

… guard Diane Dietz pon- tributing 12 and forward Katie Mc- Namara seven for the Wolverines. The Chippewas (6-3) were led by Julie Roberts with 18 points and Creten and Jane Robinson with 17. -Roberts also…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, February 1, 1978--Page 7 full court PRESS AIA W R ULES HAMPER COA CHES Wolverine machine... o.falls apart-it seems By HENRY ENGLEHARDT The old man looked out the big…

… .375 10 6.5 N'western.. 2 6 .250 6 11 .' Wisconsin.. 1 7 .125. 5 11 .34, WOMEN CAGERS FACE GRAND VALLEY: Strider depth turns State green, A confident Wolverine track team, buoyed by some superb perform…

… win won't be by any great margin," she concluded. The game with MSU has not been rescheduled because both team's schedules are full. Iowever, the Wolverines will face MSU in East Lansing on February 18…

… their audience with a record breaking perform- ance as they shattered a strong Minnesota team 164.45 to 158.85. ' The total score of the Wolverine ' squad was a new NCAA record, topping the 164.15 they…

… after the first event, vaulting. His 9.20 score wvon the event, and teammate George Huntzicker tied for third at 9.0. Huntzicker then led the Wolverines to a sweep in floor exercise, as he, Sid Jensen…

… third. Another Wolverine sweep took place on the rings, where Mc- Curdy and Jensen tied for first 9.2. Skip Frowick, another fresh- man, followed with a 9.1. The best event of the meet was the parallel…

… Saturday I p o t st to emerge as the new conference co-leaders. The Wolverines mangled the NIGHT EDITOR: crippled Ohio State Buckeyes 88- RANDY PHILLIPS 78, while Minnesota, minus tvo of their star…

… the mam- ter, Jack Wolfe, and forward War- moth brawl. dell Jackson got into early f o u I Nevertheless, against Iowa last trouble which gave the Wolverines Saturday, the defense-minded greater control…

… the plant, and Wolverine Tube Division of UCT Corp. and Ingersoll-Rand which designed and built the plant's conden- ser. Following a lengthy study when the Palisades plant was forced to shut down for 19…