February 10, 1965 (vol. 75, iss. 115) • Page Image 6
… the Big Ten Meet last spring. TheyI thus became the only one of the six Wolverine teams not to win a conference championship. Coach Gus Stager's tankers were still good enough to end the season ranked…
… swimming meet of the year, there are indications the Wolverines have the potential to beat the Hoosiers. Stager and Indian's "Doc" Counsilman are continuing a few' innovations in the meet which should…
…, according to Stager. The Wolverines' other Olympian is distance freestyler Bill Farley2 who took a fourth place in the 1650-meter race in Tokyo: Besidese Schmidt, Indiana has Ken Sitzberger, a gold medal…
… Wolverines won the 'game. Cazzie is the first to admit that he is not overly interested in scoring as long as Michigan wins the game. During the season he has only poured on the points in the games in which…
…'s a great ball- player; there's no doubt." Gerry Jones, an understudy to Cazzie since Carver High school' days, appeared to outplay the Wolverine star statistically, col- lecting seven more points…
… of the Wolverines was actually no different from usual according to Strack. "We just used our one-one-three zone when we had the time to set it up and then stuck to the man- to-man when there wasn…
… attack of the Wolverines perhaps benefitted from the defense's success and was as balanced and varied as it has been all season with four players in double figures and two who notched nine. "We were able…
… well on their way to winning the Big Ten Championships; only one thing stands in their way-Indiana. The Wolverines have competed in four dual meets against Wis- consin, Purdue, Michigan State and…
… Stager said he was quite pleased with their progress. He pointed out several swimmers as key to the Wolverines' stand. The first person Stager men- A( )s 00 <=;: oo<=> <)= O ocC < = >oVC<=>()< ~J / S -y v…
