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…40 Page 6-Friday, October 15, 1982-The Michigan Daily ICERS FACE TEST IN SEASON OPENER Michigan faces Windsor By JOE CHAPELLE The Wolverine hockey team that will take the ice tonight to open its…

… his inexperienced Wolverine squad.' "It is the season opener and we just don't know that much about Windsor," said Giordano. "We aren't preparing for this game in the sa'me way we prepared for games the…

… hardestto play," said Giordano. Windsor, acording to Giordano, may not present te Wolverines with an easy series. The lncers have everything to gain by beatig Michigan, including the Detroit areacollege…

… hockey bragging rights, while the Wolverines will be using the gare as a primer for the up- coming CCHA season. The last time the Wolverines met the Lancers was an exhibition game in Yost Ice Arena during…

… place to be this week. That's where the Wolverines will face the 15th- ranked Broncos of Western Michigan tonight at 7 p.m. and Purdue and Illinois, ranked 9th and 12th respec- tively, this weekend. If…

… those rankings are not enough to give the Wolverines the willies, Michigan coach Barb Canning is worried about the effects of her team's most recent experience, a two-loss road trip to Iowa and…

… first collegiate vic- tory. Lindgren faced 38 shots in all, including numerous breakaways, two-on-one's and three-on- two's thanks to a porous Wolverine defense. Meanwhile, Brent Smith and Tim Hall, Miami…

…'s left leg and into the net. Hardly a memorable goal, except to Hall, who may be having some nightmares about it. "I'm not 100% pleased with the way they played," said Wolverine head coach Red Berenson…

… hockey 2-0, goalies saving everything in sight, and the offense scoring from angles unbeknownst to the game. One wonders if the Wolverines can keep up such feats of daring-do, but such feats are the…

… offense can turn Yost Ice Arena into a red-light district. Giordano doesn't want to convert the Wolverines' ice palace into a brothel, but rather hopes that Michigan's for- wards will turn the red goal…

… to describe the upcoming Michigan hockey season it would be "transition." The Wolverines lost eight seniors to graduation and only have three seniors and two juniors returnthg for tonight's season…

… in practice, according to the Wolverine hockey mentor. "Seychel is a good offensive player," said Giordano. "Stiles just keeps getting better and better. You tell him things and he picks them up right…

… certainly better than the recruiting we've had in the past two seasons." Among the other rookies joining the Wolverine roster this season are Jim Swit- zer of Spring Lake, Michigan, Frank Downing of Orchard…

… varsity team as a walk-on is hard enough, but to jump right in as a starter in her first game as a Wolverine, is "extremely difficult," according to Davis. But for those who don't quit, the' odds might…

… claims, "I was in shock to find out." AS A TEAM player, she gives the more experienced Wolverines an added lift in enthusiasm and intensity. Many team members, playing since middle school and through…

… eligibility for the Wolverines. The potential of her abilities and, her improvements astound Davis. "She's going to be one of the greatest athletes ever to finish her career at Michigan. Carla is a great…

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… Huskies, though, was the four-game routing taken at the hands of the Michigan Wolverines. "I think our team went through the adjustment period from the WCHA last year," said Jim' Nahrgang, the new head…

… Wolverines managed a fourth-place. tie with Notre Dame and ended the season with an 18- A champs 15-5 overall record while the Fighting Irish came in at 23-15-3. Both teams completed the formation of the CCHA…

… the competition he and his Wolverine icers faced last year. "The other teams were excellent. Tech, State and Notre Dame were great. We didn't have any easy games," he said. "I don't see it as a pushover…

… Detroit's Renaissance Center from Ann Arbor. If you don't mind watching the Wolverines from 2,000 feet, this student organization also can deliver seats on the 50-yard line. ANYONE affiliated with the…

… seldom found in the college ranks. Thus, when Bo Schembechler and Co. travel to Minneapolis Saturday to face Minnesota, the Wolverines will encoun- ter a rarity in college sports-'Smokey' Joe Salem is the…

… open till 2 a.m. every night. Seafood, steaks, salads, soups, moderate prices. The Wolverine Den (1201 S. University; 769-8364) Open 8 a.m.-midnight Sunday-Thursday; 8 a.m.-3 a.m. Friday and Saturday…