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…Tuesday, May 13, 1975 THE MICI Batsmen visit ;HIGAN DAILY Page Eleven HIGAN DAILY Page Eleven By BILL CRANE The Michigan Wolverine bats- men (9-3) are perched in first place in the Big Ten race…

… going into the season's last weekend, but they shouldn't feel too con- fident. Yes, the Wolverines continued their hot play on the road by winning three out of four games this weekend from Indiana and…

… third place in the last four years. Last year was particular- ly frustrating. The Wolverines were rained out of the final two doubleheaders. Rained-out games aren't rescheduled in the league. So, there…

… visited Ann Ar- bor earlier this season. At Ray Fisher Stadium, the BG's shut Michigan out 4-0 in the first game of a twinbill and the Wolverines' only saved them- selves from being double-dipped by…

… outlasting the Greenies 5-4 in 10 innings in the nightcap. Since then however, Mich- igan has won 11 and dropped but three. Perhaps the big test for the Wolverine title drive will be today's games in Ohio…

… Freehan Dave Brown. Hackney co Wolverines they have h years. He is clip. But if Bo Michigan as it did earlie will have a the critical f As the le, Michigan Sta in the Big T and the Sp series with T and…

… MICHAEL OLIN Auburn Hills Junior College trucked their ol' Nike selves into Crisler Arena yesterday only to be blasted far into outer space by the Wolverine Freshmen, 125-69. The Nikes, members of the…

… fuse while hardly work- ing up a good sweat. Wolverine Coach Dick Honig commented, "We talked about it before the game, and pretty much knew we were going to beat them." The contest marked the 1lth…

… victory for the baby maplemen without a defeat, and was also their fifth straight hundred point' showing. The squad has now won more games than any other Fresh- man team in Michigan history. The Wolverines…

…- Wolf proceeded to illustrate that ed to the basket for the fiPs even Wolverine substitutes were rocket burn of the afternoon. Hw- much for over-matched Auburn too mc o vrmthdAbr ever, there was no…

… afterburn as Hills. On his first chance to go the Wolverines came back to reel to off five straight buckets (two by jt he boards, he pulled down Ash-3 forward Dough Asworts to m y worth's errant shot, hooped…

… yesterday, as the Wolverine bats remained silent in a 2-0, 3-0 twinbill sweep at the hands of the Detroit Titans. Having managed only seven hits against Bowling Green in its opening northern doubleheader…

…, Michigan could garner only four this time, as Titan baseman Brian McElroy then singled Robbins home to complete the Titan scoring. TWO RUNS WERE all Morency needed however, as the Wolverines could manage…

… only three hits off the senior righthander, who was the beneficiary of some timely fielding by his teammates. The Wolverines threatened in the fourth with one out singles by Mike Parker and George…

… in the seventh, but was doubled up at first on Wolverine catcher Jim Capoferi's low liner to McElroy.4 THE NIGHTCAP was no im- provement, as Titan seniorsMike Polvi threw a one hit shutout at the…

… to League winner. comeback this past season, after GLAZER strikeouts and won 20 games for those hard core followers of Wolverine hockey, but what about This was the third time the posting a mediocre 11…

… righthand- top gunners as Angie Moretto, Kip Maurer, Kris Manery and SEAVER, WHO set a major ed pitcher (289). He pitched only Pat Hughes, the Wolverines should not have to worry about put- league record with…

… situation. The defense, however, must play smarter as a whole for the Wolverines to be national contenders. Careless penalties hurt Another problem the Wolverines have to work on is careless penalties…

… lead the Wolverines during the game. One way he cannot do this is by getting upset at every referee's call and talking needless penalties. Against the Olympic team a flare-up occurred. Moretto skated the…

… first line offense. The final problem the Wolverines must overcome is incon- sistencies. Against North Dakota the pucksters blew the fighting Sioux out of the area Friday night, 11-1. On Saturday night…

…, however, North Dakota came out and played much better. The Wolverines skated for the majority of' the game as if they had anvils tied to their skates. They finally began to move in the last three minutes of…

… Jack Sinclair during the Michigan-Michigan State dual meet last month. The Wolverine harriers hold an overall 49-0 re or thi s easnn including a Big Ten Championsh .. ,_...__. ._ w .. ._.. __.. } II…

…Saturday, May 13, 1972 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Fifteen Stra,,My1,17 H IHGNDIYPg ite Batsmen slaughter by DAN BORUS The Michigan Wolverines broke out of their batting dold- rums with a fury…

… Joyce, who scattered four hits in the second contest. The Wolverines were never threatened and toyed with a series of weak and ineffective Ohio State hurlers. Today the Wolverines, now 5-3 in the Big Ten…

… curves and off-speed pitches. Larry Haney, the Buckeye lead-off hitter, was the first and only Buckeye to hit safely off Elwood, when he smacked a drive to the hole in the sixth which Wolverine shortstop…

… to score was cut down by, the return to home. The second game was an even easier waltz as the Wolverines pounded Buckeye pitching for thirteen hits and twelve runs. The fun started in the second inning…

… timely hitting by De- liever Bill Saunders Buss sin- and Roberts. gled and DeCou homered over ie third inning was just as the right field fence. >sive with five Wolverines The Wolverines picked up two ing…

… meet Ross in to- straight Big Ten tennis cham- day's semifinal match. pionship. Mark Bishop and Walt Herrick The Wolverines took a 20-point of Indiana, the top ranked num- lead over runnerup Indiana 107…

…. JUST WHEN the season appeared to be lost, the Wolverines pulled off a minor miracle-a series sweep. Even after Friday night's spine tingling, 5-4, overtime thriller, Saturday's prospects looked grim at…

… best. No one would have blamed the Wolverines if they had laid down and died. After all, Michigan Tech is synonymous with college hockey. Its program is so well coordinated that it shames many…

…. The dividends were most evident Saturday when Zuke was whistled off for taking a cheap shot at a Wolverine moments after Dufek laid him low with a solid bodycheck. At that point the game stood…

… Wolverines Werner's services for the rest of the season. MICHIGAN'S play-off hope, which seemed dashed after a double loss at Duluth, vaulted to its highest peak since the opening WCHA series three months ago…

… playing sound two way hockey we can play with any team in the league. This series we finally did that, and my philosophy was right." With three weeks left in the season, the Wolverines find themselves in a…

… Wolverines to control their own destiny. They'll get exactly what they earn in the next three weekends. IN CASE you are wondering about that final season series, it is a home and away set with arch…

…-4-3 records in the Big Ten. It I The Wolverines stand at 5-4-1 which means that a pair of wins or a win and a tie would give the Maize and Blue their first Big Ten championship since the 1968-69 campaign. A…

… upcoming weekend alone. Assume Michigan sweeps Colorado College at Yost and Notre Dame drops a pair at Min- nesota. That in itself would lift the Wolverines into seventh place with a four point cushion. If…

… offense, defense, and re- guard bounding gave the Wolverines their while t largest point total and victory mar- his 23 gin of the season as they rebound- with'ni ed from last week's loss to Purdue ing floc…

… cagers crumple Illinois to a 6-2 conference record. weren't to be denied to- said Wolverine Coach John- . "We are very proud of this was one of our strong- mes of the year." couldn't single out any one…

… on his outside shoot- ing. Johnson's five assists were concentrated midway in the sec- ond half when the Wolverines roll- ed out to a 20 point advantage. From the start it was obvious Wilmore was hot…

… one by Johnson seemed to be the turning point in the game. All three re- sulted in Wolverine baskets and with Ken Brady and John Lockard dominating play in the Illini end the Wolverines kept pouring it…

…. For the first half Michigan shot an incredible 61 per cent of its shots, twice the percentage the Wolverines made in the initial stanza at Purdue, while holding Illinois to 36 per cent. lliniiniiniini…

… .... --,ad t t 'eect4' i The Wolverines .. . . off the hook ohn papanek E WAY THINGS in the Big Ten are going this basketball campaign, nobody really knows what the heck's happening frin one day to the next…

…. lere's Michigan, picked by many to rank with the top ten back in the preseason polls, and for a while, a long while, it was struggling to keep its head above water. Before last Saturday, the Wolverines…

… Wolverines took a bruising from Purdue, and damned if it didn't look like they were all but washed up. The truth was that nobody had' seen Michigan play a good' game all year. Well, all that changed yesterday…

…. The Wolverines put it *ll together, rebounding, running, shooting, and even passing their way to easily the best game the Maize and Blue has played all year. So that should help to take some people off…

… score 17 points, and finished with 23 but his hot streak wasn't nearly enough to lead the Illini past the inspired Wolverines. Schmidt employed a variety of defenses, and a variety of com- binations of…

… Wolverines again Saturday with 16 markers in the anemic 102-87 loss to the Bucks. The Wolverines closed the season with a 13-11 mark overall, and a dismal 6-8 Big Ten record, good for only a sixth place tie in…

… yes, Johnny Orr will take the reins again next season. * * SWrestling Probably the best news of last week came from Seattle where the Wolverines grappled to a third place finish in the NCAA. Jerry…

… failure of Wolverine captain Mitch Mendrygal to advance past the pre- liminaries, thanks to some highly questionable officiating. * * * Another bright spot in the Michigan winter sport scene this r year was…

… the Wolverine track team. Proving that track is indeed back, the thinclads were brilliant over the vacation period, taking second in the Big Ten and eighth in the NCAA indoor championships. During the…

… weekend. With the 3-2 win and the 4-4 tie the Wolverine icers broke a losing streak that was longer than anyone cares to remember. Flaying their final games under Coach Al Renfrew, the dekers raised their…

…- wrestled better as the tourna high at NCAA Brady voted 'M' cage MVP; Gashouse gang's Frisch dies By The Associated Press " At the Michigan Basketball Bust last night, Wolverine head coach Johnny Orr…

… precipice of its third Big Ten Cham- pionship in the past four years. With a magic number of four (either in Wolverine wins or Iowa and Michigan State losses) for the title and the prospect of the Hawkeyes…

… things must happen. First, Michigan must lose at least two of the weekend's games to prevent the Wolverines from clinching a tie for the title. Secondly, one of the two second place teams must sweep their…

… games (MSU has a slightly easier task, since they will meet the Wolverines in a home and home series on the final weekend). No matter what happens, the Wolverines enter the weekend in the driver's seat, a…

… be facing the talented left handed slants of Howe and McGin- nis Sunday. Rick Leach ._...T sports of the DAILY Striders at home This afternoon at 12:45 the Wolverine Invitational Track Meet will…

…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, January 13, 1974 Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, January 13, 1974 Wolverines hang on, nip Minnesota 66-65 By MARC FELDMAN - Special To The Daily…

… MINNEAPOLIS - The 18th-. ranked Michigan Wolverines staved off a frantic Minnesota rally in the closing minutes to SUNDAY post a nerve-jarring 66-65 Big SNA Ten victory over the Golden Gophers at Williams A r e…

… After Wolverine Steve Grote came back with a ten-footer with hit a couple of free throws to up 22 seconds left. Saunders fouledf the lead to seven, Saunders sand- Grote 12 seconds later, but Grote wiched…

… a couple of errant shots missed the free throw and thej around a Michigan turnover. The Gophers cleared the boards and Wolverines then played ball con- called time. trol and ate nearly a minute off…

… most of the after- noon. McCutcheon came back for the Gophers with a couple of jump- ers but the Wolverines went on a 13-4 tear to assume the 16 point lead. Russell tallied seven, John- son four, and…

… the second day of practice in October. Johnny Orr said, "A win is a Campy Russell, who scored a win, especially when it's on the. game-high of 23 points, meshed his road." The Wolverines won, but…

… consummate skills with his team- the lack of frontline substitutes mates and dominated play at both will haunt the Wolverines many ends of the court. Seemingly play- times before this Big Ten season ing all…

… of his 19 shots, MICHIGAN including a number of off-balance GroteFG FT R F iTP jumpers with Gophers hanging al so10-4 over him. He also pulled down 11 Kupec 4-8 6-7 12 2 14 rebounds. The Wolverines led…

…Cutcheon (22) during the Wolverines convincing 66-65 victory y esterday. Grote's clutch foul shooting down the stretch kept Minnesota at bay and helped Johnny Orr's scrappy crew to remain unbeaten in Big Ten…

… dumbfounded Wolverines were for- ced to take a detour. THINGS LOOKED good for the Maize and Blue until Detroit native Dave Feamster notched a power play goal, tying the game at 5-5 with just two-and-. one…

… watching the Wolverines' amazing comeback go down the drain. Both teams came out skating rather lethargically in the initial stanza as the Tigers took a 3-0 lead on one cheap and two rather flashy goals, all…

… the first two places Versat Michigan State Spartans last in the 70 yard high hurdles for eventsi night in a dual meet, 87-44. the Maize and Blue. Chisholm grabbed The Wolverines grabbed 12 tooled the…

… barriers in 8.5 sec- shot pu first places to just three for the onds and Crouther turned in a He also Spartans. 8.6 clocking. high jun Senior Abe Butler led the The Wolverines swept the The V Bhie assault by…

… Madison last night. In an exciting 60 yard rush, F The Wolvyrines were pacedI Wolverine sophomore Doug by senior Eric Friedler at num- Hennigar blazed out of the ber one singles who came fromj blocks and…

… played flawless tennis." Eisner was equally. impressed with Ollis Owens' come from behind vic- tory. THE WOLVERINES swept all three of the doubles slots to complete their victory. Fried- ler and Gallagher…

…Page Seven t, I Saturday, January 13, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, January 13, 1973 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven Wolverines plot end, Icers dump Denver to Spartan win streak in…

… State appeared to be one of avoiding a letdown against the unheralded Spartans. The. rampaging charges of Gus n Ganakas however, have seen to it that the Wolverines need no extra incentive in today's 4…

… decked the Denver Pio- neers, 6-4. Wolverine coach Al Renfrew said his team was at the brink of turn- dailly sports, NIGHT EDITOR: DAN BORUS fakes vs thr nt gal S i ERNIE JOHNSON (with ball) f Werner to…

… or Michigan on a short back hand "We didn't panic in the first per- shot, but Rob Palmer followed by iod," assessed Wolverine captain stealing the puck at center ice and' Rick Mallette in the jubilant…

… score. Johnson I o rtuniti4-3, when Bob Krieger took a pass Io player for the Wolverines ' rDniesAll - Amw from Bob Young in the Denver Peeenver sA merican mwinger zone and skated the length of the Pete…

… McNab scared the game s Iice to tally on a short backhander. For the third time in the eve- RECORD: ning the Wolverines came from behind as Randy Trudeau carried -g, the puck from his own zone, split u…

…," sighed coach Gloria Soluk. "When we played Dayton we were looking ahead to the Big Ten teams we're going to be facing. Now we're taking one game at a time." The Wolverines took last night's game decisively…

…-2) has improved since then and carried a three game winning streak. The Wolverines victory output, mean- while, already matches their total victories last season, and their record stands at8-4. Michigan…

… 200 33/78 9/18 said Michigan coach Dale Bahr. Michigan's superior conditioning was apparent in the first match of the night which saw Wolverine Jim Mathias pin Dan Scotten at the 7:09 mark of the match…

… division. Despite the Wolverines (now 6-1) superb wrestling as of late, Bahr realizes a win against Iowa State today will be quite hard to come by. "They have more talent on paper, but we're going to go all…

… Daily Photo by PAM MARKS WOLVERINE CENTER Penny Neer gets set to register two of her eight points last night over an unidentified Wisconsin defender. U.S. calls for restrain't in Iran guarded since the…

… Ten Swimming Championships last weekend in Columbus, Ohio, but the Hoosiers had to overcome five con- ference records by sprinter Fernando Canales to keep the Wolverines in the back seat. Canales won…

…; Wolverines, winning both the one- and three-meter events. Bob Murray also grabbed first place honors, finishing first in the 50-yard freestyle in 20.76. Although Indiana continued their dominance, the tide…

… Roethlisberger. "But Kevin has worked so hard, and it paid off for the team and for him." Wolverine coach Newt Loken, in his 32nd year at Michigan, was pleased with how his team performed during the weekend meet…

… the all-around, Wolverines Jim Varilek (floor exercise), John Rieckhoff, (side horse), Darrell Yee (still rings), Gordon Higman (parallel bars) and Bob Creek (horizontal bar) all turned in outstanding…

… 2 and 3. The Wolverines, expecting second and shooting for first, finished a surprising third place behind Indiana and Ohio State. "We just had a poor week," said coach Jack -Harvey. "We figured In…

… very close third with 75 points. The rest of the or- der was Michigan State, Wisconsin, Illinois, Purdue, Minnesota, Iowa and Northwestern. Tim Thomas led the Wolverine ef- fort with Michigan's only…

… Buckeyes. Wolverines James Henry and James Ross captured 4-5 in the long jump competition. Dan Heikkinen and Bill Weidenbach repeated a Michigan 4-5 finish in the two mile run. Steve Elliot took fifth in the…

… coming Last night, Michigan was primed and ready for a big letdown. And the Wolverines followed the script perfectly. It wasn't hard, because they've rehearsed it before. Last year, after routing Purdue in…

… a crucial late-season game, they needed a buzzer shot by Joe Johnson to beat a lousy Illinois team two nights later. Last night the Wolverines staged a repeat performance. Everything was ready as they…

…4Saturday, March 13, 1971 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rt- - - k I --- - THE MICHIGAN DAiLY Page Nine e Wolverines hos Badgers in home finale m _ .1 out to lunch . F mort novock Second place is…

… up with the new rule," added Ford, referring to the recent Big Ten ruling that allowed the Wolverines to accept the N.I.T. bid. "It feels pretty good. It would have been a big letdown to come that…

…, today'; opponent in their Big Ten seasor finale at Crisler Arena. Last January 9, the Wolverine, traveled to Wisconsin to meet the Badgers in their conference open. er. At that time, their record wat a…

… mediocre 6-4 while the Badger sported a 5-3 record, a mark whic. didn't indicate their true talent. At that time, Michigan coacl John Orr called them, "The hot- test team in the Big Ten." The Wolverines blew…

…. Undoubtedly, Badger coach John Powless will be seeking re- venge for that loss. Even though the Wolverines have already received a National Invitational Tournament bid, to- day's game is still important to them…

… three more records by scoring only three more buckets. The Wolverines, on the other hand, come into today's game rid- ing the crest of a three game win- ning streak., Head coach John Orr realizes the…

… against Iowa. Today's game marks the final home game for the Wolverine sen- iors. Lost after this season will be captain Dan Fife, forward Rod- ney Ford, as well as Harry Hay- ward and Tim Nicksic. Fife…

…State stops icers to. end dismal season By BRIAN MILLER The 1978-79 WCHA season mercifully came to a.close for the Michigan Wolverines ten days ago, and in typical fashion-intrastate rival Michigan S…

… were hoping to sneak into the eighth and final playoff spbt. Despite the Spartans' series sweep, both they and the Wolverines will be sitting out the conference tour- nament for the second straight year…

… DolV Photo Ly 0AULINE LUBENS Michigan netter Jeff Etterbeek volleys against Eastern Mich- igan in a non-conference match. The Wolverines will travel to Minneapolis this weekend to compete in the Big Ten…

… Wolverines rate as slight favorites to repeat, there will be a few other names and faces sharing the spotlight besides the familiar Maize and Blues. When the season began, there was speculation -.whether or…

… we got in 1973, when Iowa's 151-123 victory margin we won." over the Wolverines began form- The Hawkeyes's pattern for ing during the first eight min- success was set in the 118-pound utes of the first…

… key wrestlers not showing NCAAs. His opening - round loss up. Northwestern's 142-pound star alone did not cost the Wolverines | Andre Allen was benched by his the championship. coach on the grounds of a…

… coach Michigan basketball have lost their shirts. The 75-67 victory over Indiana climaxed a season- long campaign for vindication by the much-maligned Wolverine mentor. Orr, one of the few genuinely nice…

… talk to Gus Ganakas and Bobby Knight about them tomor- row." The Wolverine coaches also plan to check out the tape of the Michigan State-Notre D a m e game, played earlier this year, in which the…

… team took up the slack, and Bobby Knight sat kicking and screaming. The Wolverines arrive here this afternoon. The entire team was looking forward to the national exposure. One thing people around the…

…. Louis to participate in the newest of post-season tourneys, the Conference Commissioners' Tournament. After relinquishing their bid for the NCAA berth to the surprising Wolverines, Bobby Knight's Hoosiers…

… place By BILL CRANE Coach Gus Stager of the Wolver- sprinted at the end, to no avail. The ever-creative Michigan swim ines commented on Downie's "ex- The Wolverines' chance to catch team discovered a new…

…Wednesday; April 13, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Pane Nine Wednesday, April 13, 1977 THE MICHIGAN DAILY . .,r WOLVERINES SWEEP, 4-3, 10.0 By BRIAN MARTIN ' The sign on the locker room door at…

… Fisher Field reads: Big Ten Champs 1975, Big Ten Champs 1976, BIG TEN CHAMPS, 1977! If the play of the Wolverines yesterday is any indication, they may fulfill the sign's predictions. MICHIGAN'S BASEBALL…

… score Mahan with the winning run. The second game's one-sided slugfest, highlighted by Berra's home run, saw eight of the nine Wolverine batters getting at least one hit and the Blue scored in every…

… teams. High jumper Mike Lattany tallied all the Wolverine points with his third place finish. MICHIGAN COACH Jack Harvey said he was not really disappointed with the team outcome although he added, "We…

…'s Donakowski, Jim Sto The Wolverines qu dividual running eve ter in any of tho strained a hamstring the meet and was no open 880 or the dista Steve Elliott (m Baumgartner (1000 y to run in the distanc Gardner…

… (600 yarder mile relay. NCAA meet neet went just the THE STACKING strategy in the hen the Wolverines relays backfired as the mile relay team nation. "Last year of Gardner, Ronald Affoon, Ted Dodson…

… officiating to a 7-6 upset victory over Michigan yesterday at Ferry Field. The Wolverines had built up a 6-2 lead midway through the third quarter, but a scoreless final per- iod, brought on by an unending rash…

… like a hu- man sieve in last week's encoun- ter in East' Lansing, won by Mich- igan 15-13, and the Wolverines fhad good success with the high shots from 20 to 30 feet out. But Hebert was stopping the…

… vaulted the Wolverines into sole possession of third place in the WCHA, re- furbished Michigan's previously crumbling hopes of gaining a home berth in next month's opening rounds of the confer- ence…

… playoffs. A four-goal burst in a 55- second span midway through the second period keyed the Wolverine victory, squelching a dull defensive struggle that had nearly put the 4,510 Michi- gan faithful to sleep…

…" rammed the puck off Granville and then pushed the rebound in to make it 2-0. Two minutes later, the second period fireworks began. Farrell was especially pleased with the Wolverines' fourth straight win…

… Minnesota, cellar dwell- THE WOLVERINES' were spurred on by the The closets the Buckeyes got er Minnesota-Duluth lies ahead strong performances of three seniors appear- was 60-50 on a pair of free before the…

… highlighted the Wolverines' sec- Chicago 4, Colorado 2 ond appearance in conference St. Louis 3, Atlanta 1 championship competition. plete control. Bob Chapman, who scored nine of Michigan State's first 14…

… Michigan victories came at 118 pounds with a major decision from Todd Schneider and heavyweight Bob Taylor's first varsity win, 7-6. The Wolverines go on the road next week when they face Wisconsin, rated…

…. The meet, won by Michigan, was the final home appearance of four Wolverine seniors. Over in Matt Mann pool, senior Gor- don Downie set a new Michi- gan record to lead the Wol- verines to a victory over…

… {both slow times and disquali- fications, the Michigan track team turned in a disappointing performance last night at the 54th annual Michigan State Re- lays in Jenison Field House. The Wolverines failed…

… - The Michigan baseball t e a m com- pleted its opening weekend of Big Ten action here yesterday by sweeping its second double- header in as many days. The Wolverines dumped Purdue 11-4j and 7-6 in eight…

…-hitting second sacker Dick Walterhouse. Catcher Ted Mahan drove in Grenkoski with (r m. ta. Bt SUNDAY SPORTS NIGHT EDITOR: RAY O'HARA a single, Walterhouse moving to third. The Wolverines threaten- ed to score…

… Michigan State which held the surprise lead. The Spartans received a bIg lift at the expense of Michigan yesterday when unseeded Jody Ross, defeated the Wolverines' Kathy Karzen, 6-2, 1-6, 7-5. Karzen was…

… the tournament's number one seed and had easily defeated Cindy Gurman of Western Michigan in the first round, 6-1, 6-0. Ross' serve and volley game, however, proved too much for the Wolverine ace. "It…

… and come up short? Before the three consecutive Rose Bowl setbacks, the Wolverines were stymied en route to the Rose Bowl four times in a row. It is no different with many other Michigan sports teams…

… Michigan and the school they chose, before deciding against Johnny Orr's Wolverines. Look at all the big men who got away. Can you imagine Johnson and Griffith on the same court with Kellogg and Phil Hubbard…

… indicates I I 0 a romp, in many matches the! Spartans gave Michigan some fine competition, especially in singles. Three of the six singles matches carried for three full sets, including a Wolverine loss in…

…-fought win." MICHIGAN STATE came in:o the match with two consecutive Big Ten losses and the possibil- ity exists that the Wolverines were a little too complacent coming into the match. During many of the…

… opponent, and Ollie def Gudelsky-Callow (MSU), 6-4, 6-3 THE MATCH began with the up the fireworks in the third. Owens, still fighting a nagging McN 3: Holman-Owens (MICH) def Wolverines playing sloppy ten…

… clinch- ed going into singles, the only goal that remained for Michigan was its second straight shutout. The Wolverines whitewashed Iowa on Saturday. FRIEDLER took on Stark in SPORTS OF THE DAILY I BOX…

… Paul Baker's 608, placed third in the team event with 2756. The Wolverines' overall score of 7990 wqs good for sixth place. Doug Sh perd had the men's high game for Michigan with a 237. Next year…

….m. The Wolverines then open their Big Ten schedule with con- secutive road twin tilts against Minnesota and Iowa on Friday and Saturday. FEATURING: " Demin Bells " Flannel Shirts POIPnatel " Brush Denims…

… ou By ERNIE DUNBAR Eight Wolverine runners clocked their personal bests, one school record was broken; and another tied as Michigan's track team competed in the Dogwood Relays in IKnoxville, Tennessee…

… a and McLeod had the makings single up the middle. of a quick relay, but Williams Hamann was the hero and dropped the baton and added Wolverine hurler Mark Weber approximately six seconds to the…

… recorded a 8:53 in THE WOLVERINES' four mile the event, but seemed to lack MICHIGANfS BEST per orm relay team of Mike McGuire, the necessary concentration at ances came from hurdler Greg Meyer, Bill…

… sixth. Wal- terhouse singled, stole second, and took third on the catcher's overthrow. After Wasilewski flew out to short left, Hasle- rig, who got three of the six Wolverine safeties for the two games…

… lot of refs. By ELLIOT LEGOW Michigan's basketball t will try to get back in the ning groove tonight as the verines travel to Columb take on the Buckeyes of State. The Wolverines c u r r ex stand 1…

… failed to score, the Buckeyes finished on the short end of a 77-59 score. Defense, however, has not been the Wolverines' strong point this season. They have allowed over 100 points in three games…

… injury nor heavy bandaging seemed to hamper Tomjanovich severely as he again led the Wolverine scoring attack. Carter is also suffering from a leg injury which has hindered his play in the last several…

… MIKE PRITULA The Wolverine grapplers are now off and running toward their long range goal of an undefeated season; a goal that coach Rick Bay calls "realistic". The matmen are proud posses- sors of a…

… wins over the past four years. Last year the Wolverines were victims of the Big Green Machine when they were downed by a 23-12 count. Michigan's last undefeated sea- son in wrestling was in 1966-67 when…

… again". Curby will face Dale Bald- win who is a returning letter- man for the Nittany Lions. Bald- win defeated the Wolverines' Therlon Harris 7-3 a year ago and will give sophomore Curby all the troible…

… fiery Green and White squad at Yost Fieldhouse. The two teams encountered each other last Saturday in the Michigan State Relays along with 23 other colleges and universities. Wolverine coach Dixon Farmer…

… only .6 seconds separate his and the world times. Wolverine fast man, Godfrey Murray, barely eeked past two Kansas thinclads in Jenison to win the 70-yard high hurdles, Saturday. His teammate, Mel Reeves…

… ALTERMAN - Theoretically, it's simple. If you score a lot and the op- position doesn't score at all, you win. Saturday the Wolverine icers were theoretical. Or as Coach Al Renfrew put it, Michigan "work- ed…

…- day's 8-7 victory, Bagnell blanked them Saturday, his first shutout of the season. Indeed Friday the Wolverines were lucky to win. Although they looked rather ragged all night, they had what appeared…

… capable of superb performances.: Part of the problem facing; Michigan this year is increasing quality of play throughout t h e WCHA. Teams like Wisconsin,: which gave the Wolverines little trouble last year…

… home for the Wolverines, that seemed to : be an irrelevant factor. "Norm- ally," Renfrew commented, "the home team has an advantage. This year is doesn't seem to make any difference." 'Ill' goalie Bagn…

… have been, critical-like a ball stolen at the end of the Purdue game to give the Boilermakers a last shot for victory. But few people remember how Campy sparked the Wolverines to an early lead. Honig…

…. - Penn State defeated Michigan in a dual gymnastics meet last n i g h t 166.35-163.2, setting a school scoring record in the process. The Wolverines did, however, record their highest total of the year…

… nation in several events. In a couple of events Indiana had three swimmers who had gone1 faster than any Wolverine ever was able to go. "This is the nest team Indianai has ever had," according to Mich…

… only another miracle would come about the Wolverines cer- tainly would become feared. Jose{ Aranha, one of Michigan's two top sprinters, could beat anyone if his turns and starts were nearly as good as…

… so he is able to come back with a great one. Steve Sch- enthal and Quint took seconds in the two diving events in the In- diana meet. If the diving continues to go this way for the Wolverines and if…

…BATTLE FOR BROWN JUG: The Michigan Daily-Saturday, October 13, 1979-Page 7 Upstart Minnesota will 'Go-pher' Blue blood By DAN PERRIN Ask Michigan coach Bo Schembechler how good the Wolverines…

… at Minnesota, brings a team filled to the brim with seniors in to face the 4-1 Wolverines in a 1 p.m. contest at Michigan Stadium. Eight of the 11 starters on offense are fourth year men, while six…

… Wolverines By JOEL GREER series split with Minnesota fash- The downtrodden Michigan icers ioning a four-goal outburst in who have been victims of disgrace Friday's 10-1 rout. and defeat in their last five en…

… Badgers have already butchered the Wolverines in two of their three previous meetings. Again this weekend the icers will not be at full strength. Punch Cartier, the hard-nosed defense-! man, will miss…

…Page 10-Wednesday, September 13, 1978-The Michigan Daily Meter Davi selected I as Wolverine co-captains By ERNIE DUNBAR Russell Davis and Jerry Meter hold Michigan's fortunes at the pre- game…

… racked up 1,092 yards last season en route to Michigan's backfield last season, Davis led the Wolverines in touch- down runs with eight and total points with 54. The Virginia native teamed up with…

… Michigan to have the Thursday night to lead 12th-ranked Mi 4st the Wolverines Saturday in Michigan goes into this meet with a 3- edge in the freestyle events. "Our ad- Currently, Williamson, a long distan…

… and two-time swimmer of the year in leads of 24-16, 36-24 and 42-33 at the hal 30itive races. last two times they've met. Michigan's One Wolverine swimmer important Leinster province. way. "Wisconsin is…

…-Midwest midfielder Dick Dean. The goal pushed the Wolverines ahead for the first time in the afternoon. Michigan led 3-2 at the half on a goal by Dean with Michi- gan in a man up situation. Dean's goal countered a…

… two goals, and Art Kelly and Phil Powers each scored once to sew up the game. Michigan looks to be a strong contender for the Midwest Club Championship this year. The Wolverines showed marked im…

… Supreme Court. Thousands of animals already have been buried but about 600 live cows and 2,000 barrels of frozen animals are awaiting the excavation of new pits. Rep. Steve Andrews (R-Wolverine), called the…

… between, defenseman Dan Jilek cuddled a Spar- tan fumble in the end zone to round out the home team scoring. That was all the Wolverines needed to beat MSU for the fifth straight year-- and stretch this…

… season's tally to 5-0. THE WOLVERINE offense, hampered by the rain and the third-quarter loss of quarterback Dennis Franklin, showed little spark, but the Spartans could only manage a lonely fourth…

…'s final minute, as the Spartan defense tightened and completely shut off the Wolverines. Schembechler blamed "bad coaching on my part" for the offensive collapse, adding, "I didn't give the team the…

… one of Michigan State's six fumbles yesterday, this one the result of a jarring tackle applied by Wolverine defensive end Mike Hol mes (40). Michigan defensive tackle Jeff Perlinger (97) and MSU…

… By MARCIA MERKER Despite the splendid Michigan weather Ann Arbor is experienc- ing these days, the main of the Wolverine track team heads south today for Tennessee's Dog- wood Relays. The rest of the…

…- ferential, so the ease with whici the Wolverines won is a tribute Gophers positions. Victor Amaya shook off PHOTO SUPPLIES a bothersome injury to win an ex- citing three set decision at the USED ROLLEI 35…

… number two singles regu-j lar Peter Fleming and number five starter Kevin Senich, but if this bothered the Wolverines, no- body noticed. The only thing that gave Michigan trouble' was the less than ideal…

… playing conditions. But desnite the injuries, the con- ditions, and the lack of outdoor practice that the Wolverines have been forced to contend with, the CREATIVE MUSIC Private instruction n all instru…

… having their licenses re- voked if found guilty of violat- ing the law. Women are no longer ad- mitted for free to the Tuesday night races at Wolverine Har- ness Raceway in Livonia. And with everyone…

… the champion Wolverines. "Both teams (swimming and div- ing) will provide the best competition we have faced this season," said Michigan coach Stu Isaac. "They have a really good sprint relay team, and…

…-year Mmerh- ship $50 per adult. Children fret Brochure from Blood, 2015 Pen- caft, Ann Arhr 4103, 4F61 PERMANENT WEIGHT LSS Thraugh S e h ay oeModiicaio. Wolverine Institute, 93-1400 ctS XEROX AND OFFSET fast…

… .... .__..... with a bowl of & cole slaw. ithe sundae with Wolverine/ RC *take home acto Championship Mie Track Harness Racing post 8:30 p.m.i Come' for diner and Stny for 10 exciting racs Where else can1 you hate…

… with defending champion Iowa playing Minnesota tomorrow. The Wolverines, with a flock of lettermen returning from a team which led the league in pitching and hitting last season, are rated on of the top…

… Helt and Craig Forhan with newcomers Ace Adams and Chuck Rogers. Racqueteers in tourney The Wolverine tennis team will get its toughest test of the early part of its season when it engages in a four…

… ripping Michigan's top opponent in the Big Ten, Indiana, by a 9-0 count. Southern Illinois is also a strong tennis school, and the only midwest team which came even close to the Wolverines last year…

…- tion. The Canadian entry on the Wolverine schedule allegedly brings a 6-9 mark to Ann Arbor. Little is known about Western Ontario. The school's Sports' In- formation Director was not aware of the team…

…Page Ten -THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, March 13, 1970 .ae.e .E.I HI A N D IL ri ay.ar h 3 1 7 I I I brace for NCAA 's I Daily-Dave BeaU WOLVERINE THINCLAD Eric Chapman follows teammate…

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