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December 11, 1973 (vol. 84, iss. 79) • Page Image 10

… Association last year, the Michigan Wolverines' performance so far in the 1973-74 campaign has been a minor miracle. Already the Wolverines have won more total games, captured more home games and equalled last…

…) Daily Photo by STEVE KAGAN MICHIGAN'S ANGIE MORETTO (7) prepares himself for an at- tempted tip-in during Michigan's 6-4 victorv over Notre Dame Fri- day night. Wolverines Gordie Cullen (27) and Don Dufek…

… were robbed," was all Far- Wolverine defensive zone. But Far- rell could say. He didn't have to rell assured, "With a little more say any more; even the State fans experience, they won't make those knew…

… Church) 761-WISE again TIES EEKEND the Wolverines will play away and home against Bowling Green, and Farrell plans to is- a lot of new faces. Gary Morrisoa, Doug Lindskog, Pete lDunbar, Julian Nixon, and…

Wolverines' most formidable op- position. MICHIGAN RETURNS to the t WCHA wars for its final vacation action with a trip to traditionally tough Denver. Though the Pioneers z have had their troubles, mired in…

… the lower regions of the league a standings most of the season, Far- rell is wary. "They're in a re- building program, and they always come on the second half of the year," he reminded. The Wolverines

December 11, 1977 (vol. 88, iss. 78) • Page Image 10

… stars for the Wolverines in- cluded junior guard Denise Cameron with 23 points. Freshwomen Abby Cur- rier and Brenda Vanhuizen contributed 18 and 14 points respectively. The Chippewa's Gina Mazzolini led…

… Central with 22 points in the game. The loss was the first of the season for the women and dropped their record to 1-1. - ELISA FRYE Men, women gymnasts shine as Wolverines outduel EMU twice, Special…

December 11, 1975 (vol. 86, iss. 81) • Page Image 9

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Thursday, [December 11, 1975 W.__._... ...; Wolverine ca gers plu By TOM CAMERON The Michigan basketball team * burst out to a 17-4 lead and held off three South…

… Carolina charges in the second half to post its second win, 91-82, at Crisler L7p Arena last night. NIGHT EDITORS: The Wolverines, after leading TOM DURANCEAU by eight at halftime, jumped to RICK BONINO a 17…

… to ball high into the air. He whittle the Wolverine lead to slapped the ball backwards 62-60 with ten minutes remain- his head while falling dow ing.| flung it with two hands ov Michigan charged back…

…. The junior col- n and lege transfer produced 27 points er his to lead the Wolverines and add- r the ed six assists. He also stole two Gamecock passes to set up corn- baskets in Michigan's 11-point Steve…

… team without Hub- play good while I'm in. We have bard in the lineup." the people to come off the bench English took the scoring anyways." honors for the game with 30 But most of the Wolverines points…

…- The Wolverines totaled 24 fouls son led the team with eight re- T bounds and added nine points while South Carolina totaled while playing with a sore leg 20. muscle. Pt~9~m cwdek South Carolina fg…

December 11, 1971 (vol. 82, iss. 76) • Page Image 11

… North Dakota last night before 2,817 fans at the Michigan Coliseum. Punch picked up a goal and three assists as seven Wolverines scored. Randy Neal gave Michigan a 1-0 lead in the first period thanks to…

… longE night for Murphy.l Brian DePiero took a feed-outl from Greg Cameron and beat Wolverine netminder Karl Bagnell1 to tie up the game at 17:10. Mich-1 igan skated to the dressing room blitz No…

…- flying Wolverines struck for four goals and the rout 'vas on. Bernie Gagnon got things start- ed when he smoked a slap shot past Murphy from the edge of the right face-off circle. Three min- utes later…

…-3. The final period was just as wild as each team scored three more times. Gary Connelly tipped in another slap shot by Cartier while the Wolverines were again enjoy- ing a man advantage. By now North…

… Dakota was con- sistently getting caught up ice in a frantic effort to catch up. Ran- dy Neal got his second goal of the night while the Wolverines had a 4-3 manpower advantage, to make the score 8-3. Pete…

… the period, and the Wolverines took four con- scalped :ecutive penalties that they could have done without. North Dakota rose to the occasion to score two meaningless goals in the last four minutes of…

…, inc. Golden State at Ceattle, inc. ABA East Division at the time. With a victory tonight over the NoDaks the Wolverines could move right into the thick of the race. But last night Michigan coach Al…

… beat their big swimmers, ern Illinois at Matt Mann Pool our little swimmers beat their l little swimmers, the entire team last night, in what was supposed came through," he said. to be the Wolverines

…' first real In all, the Wolverines outswam test of the young season. the Salukis in nine of the thirteen Stager, who had admitted be- events, including both relays. In fore the meet that he was wor- four…

… with Chris Hansen, Larry Day, and Byron MacDonald in the victorious 400- yard, medley relay, which was clocked in 3:38.64. A big duo for the Wolverines was the pair of freestylers, Jose Aranha and Ray Mc…

December 11, 1973 (vol. 84, iss. 79) • Page Image 11

… to win. The Michigan Wolverines gave that old bro- mide its stiffest test to date before overwhelming the Xa- vier Musketeers, last night in Crisler Arena 77-61. Xavier had a well disciplined team that…

…. Small but slow, it could get nowhere on the boards and was harassed into M ichign vpress. Yet th Muske- teers trailed Michigan by only 39- 35 at the half. The Wolverines jumped out to Michigan the lead…

… fairly typical Russell and the margin dwindled away game. He also added 13 rebounds again. With less than a minute to to the Wolverine board effort. go in the half, the game was tied at 35-all. C. J. KUPEC…

…."' While everyone was pleased with the final score and that second half defense, most of the reported crowd of 4,113 were her Wolverines had started wel rbutfaed i no their result only led by four at half…

… some of the board power he was supposed to provide the Wolverines byvgrah- bing 15 caroms. "He was a little down on himself before," said Orr. "But I think he is coming around now." But, according to Orr…

…-hawk- ing, feeding Russell for several baskets and scoring a few himself on Superflv drives that got a mild rise out of the assembled 'mini- tude' in Crisler Arena. The Wolverines pushed the mar- gin to 20…

… the 1iW of c'onvidates for the second forward job. Xair xanp Doily Photo by DAVID MARGOLICK THE PLAY of the Michigan backeourt men, Joe Johnson and Steve Grote, was instrumental in the Wolverines' win…

December 11, 1976 (vol. 87, iss. 77) • Page Image 22

….4 points per game. After allotting 27 points to the Wisconsin Badgers in the season opener, the Wolverines went on to post five shutouts, and gave up a meager total of 81 points on the campaign. In the third…

…- inaw led the Wolverines in tac- kles. On the season O'Neal had 86 solo tackles and assisted on 54 others for a 140 total. For the first part of the sea- son, sophomore Jerry Meter started at the other…

…. Wolverine tight ends Gene Johnson and Mark Sch- merge are good blockers, and an integral part of Michigan's offensive line. Johnson is the better receiver. USC's Randy Simmrin is an Try Daily- Classif ieds…

December 11, 1976 (vol. 87, iss. 77) • Page Image 28

…. Mosi Tatupu and Dave Far- ; mer split time at fullback for USC, but injuries have hamper- ed both. Better blockers than the Wolverines' Russell Davis, Davis is the better runner. Har- lan Huckleby and…

… the Wolverines, with Jerry Vogele assisting him in running situ- ations and soph Jerry Meter in passing situations. Clay Matthews and Eric Wil- liams hit hard for the Trojans. Individually, neither…

December 11, 1975 (vol. 86, iss. 81) • Page Image 8

Wolverine Syracuse. squad edged Penn State, 19-12, The two Eastern powers are on two late wins in a dual meet the third and fourth teams from last year. last year's national Top Twenty Johannesen thinks the…

… key that the Wolverines, now 5-0, matchup this year will occur have faced so far. between Michigan freshman Amos Goodlow and Penn State's The Blue grapplers have al- JmEr t16 h dB hav~aate~Jim Earl at…

… the Wolverines PINBALL into the lead. The Lions have another East- finished sixteenth nationally last season. ThesOrangemen's lone big name is 158-pounder John Jan- iak, a national runnerup last season…

… varsity com- petition. Rich Lubell is also question- able for the Wolverines at 134. Senior heavyweight Mitch Marsicano is not yet ready to return to the lineup. Both of Michigan's outstand- ing freshmen…

…. However, the lanky Wolverine faces a tough match with two-time All-Ameri- can Jerry Vilecco at the higher weight. Johannesen thinks his charges will find easier going *against a Syracuse squad that Daily…

December 11, 1979 (vol. 90, iss. 79) • Page Image 22

…, the Wolverines have been cast out othe limelight. Although the Dec. 28 contest will be on national television, it is not one of the 'Big Four' New Year's Day classics-the Rose, Orange, Sugar and Cotton…

… Orange Bowl. And most importantly, instead of USC or Washington, the Wolverines will meet North Carolina, an unranked team from the little-respected Atlan- tic Coast Conference, during the holiday break…

December 11, 1977 (vol. 88, iss. 78) • Page Image 11

…. THE WOLVERINES reached new heights in lethargy in the opening 20 minutes and trailed 32-27. But in the locker room Orr reiterated his message and his squad dominated the final 15 minutes enroute to a 71…

… three games Michigan has not played all out all the time. The Wolverines floundered for 20 minutes against Fordham, blew an 11 point lead against Louisville and played the first 25 minutes of yesterday…

December 11, 1976 (vol. 87, iss. 77) • Page Image 18

…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, December 12, 1976 Bo's heart attack stunned Wolverines on eve of (Continued fromPage 5) Moorhead came back in the fourth quarter and passed Mich- igan down the…

… field twice within the USC 15-but the Wolverines never broke the goal line and ended up losing, 10-3. What was the effect of Bo's absence on the game? Powerful new fully-programmable l :tgm…

December 11, 1971 (vol. 82, iss. 76) • Page Image 9

… season's NCAA districts. night's wrestling home opener for The other interesting match- the Wolverines at 7:30 in Cris- up occurs at 142. Wolverine cap- L'r Arena. Michigan, after split- tain Mark King…

… Ritzman will face mediocre oppo- nents. Should the match go down- to the wire, and it probably will, the Wolverines would appear to be in good shape. Heavyweight Rick Bolhouse (1-0-1) has wrestled the…

December 11, 1971 (vol. 82, iss. 76) • Page Image 10

… immediate family. Alumni eligible for certain flights. __ Upset-minded Warriors in t By JIM EPSTEIN Are the Michigan Wolverines really one of the ten best bas- ketball teams in the country? Doubt one way…

… basketball, and it's been enough to winthe ball games.'' Orr, although pleased with the team's 33-0 record, acknowledges that "We'll have to be at our very best to stay in the game." The Wolverines may get…

December 11, 1976 (vol. 87, iss. 77) • Page Image 7

…. MSU ballooned its lead to 7-3 Bec'ause of the misconduct, and it was only a matter of Natale will not play in tonight's time until the clock ran out, game. ending the Wolverines' four- "We have a rule…

…'t," Farrell said. The crowd of 6,483 howled and roared when the final buz- zer went off. Bessone was just as happy as the MSU fans, but praised the Wolverines. "Michigan has a good skat- ing team. We haven…

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