April 12, 1980 (vol. 90, iss. 153) • Page Image 7
… for 36 holes.; BATSMEN SEEK REVENGE M' nine to confront Spartans By JON WELLS The Michigan baseball team will have a chance today to avenge a defeat that denied the Wolverines the 1979 Big Ten…
… Stadium. On May 19 of last year, in the second to last gameof the season, the Spartans seized the Big Ten crown by defeating Steve Howe and Michigan, 8-5. Although the Wolverines whitewashed State the next…
… thanits 1979 counterpart. Most of the central characters for Michigan have departed. Moby Benedict, Wolverine coach for 17 seasons, is gone. Pitcher Steve Howe now spends his afternoons and evenings in the…
… that exists between these two teams makes these games some of the biggest of the season." Unlike the Wolverines, Michigan Stae underwent few changes over the winter and fields a veteran team. In spite of…
… from London, but at times yesterday the Michigan men's tennis team appeared to be playing in the English city. "We seemed to be in a fog", ex- plained coach Brian Eisner referring to his Wolverines' 8…
… number one spot for the first time this season. Mees disposed of Iowa's highly touted Tom Holtmann 6-4, 6-3 to commence Wolverine victory number ten, against one defeat. At number two, sophomore Michael…
… Leach battled to fight off Greg Ander- son 6-4, 7-5 and at number three, a pair of Matts dueled with the Wolverines' Horwitch easily winning over Hawkeyes' Smith 6-1, 6-2. Due to the nagging back problems…