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February 15, 1922 (vol. 32, iss. 95) • Page Image 4

… are entered and will' make the Wolverines play their best to make a showing. Fritz Seiverd of the Cleveland Y. M. C. A., holder of the national singles title for four straight years beside several…

… shooting of the Wolverines that evening. Ely, star, negotiating eight goals through- out the fray, while Kipke and Miller, each caged four. The .close guarding of Cappon and Capt. Bud Rea on the defense is…

… was poor, that is excluding the exhibition of Bill Miller. Mller was the only re- deeming light of the game, registering every one of the Wolverine's 14 points, caging four field goals and gathering in…

… Chorus "THE TALK OF A NATION" Prices $1.00 to $2.50 Seats Friday MAIL ORDERlS NOW t . WOLVERINES HOPE TO' THIRD STRAIGHT VICTORY ANNEX I 11 STRIKING COLOR combinations, rich weaves and original- ity in…

… inflicted for while Carl Johnson and his teammates were scoring 108 pointa the visitors only made 27, 11 out of a possible 15 firsts were taken by the Wolverines, and of Chicago's points half of them were…

February 15, 1923 (vol. 33, iss. 96) • Page Image 1

… call slmsIWISCONSIN HANDS WOLVERINES 650 TICKETS TO BE SOLD SECOND BIG TEN DEFEAT IN AT PRICE OF SIX DOLLARSFAT__ Now that the 1923 J-Hop is a thing FIRST PERIOD ENDS of the past all eyes are being…

… early education in America. He is. a Wisconsin by means of geld goahs graduate of the University of Berlin by Williams and Gage secured the and received the degree of Doctor of jump on the Wolverines in…

February 15, 1925 (vol. 35, iss. 99) • Page Image 1

… - the latest technical developments in Wolverine wrestlers here this after- marry during his college course, ac- I Ke.u e Ksiey kiswn pate coel the highway engineering field. noon. The Michigan grapplers…

… president of the Unithe Wolverine leader garnering fou versity Men's Cristipn association field goals and two free throws. Line summer conference at Lake Geneva. playing his first game for Michigan, Dr. Baker…

… a one point mar- Tuesday evening, Feb. 17, in the new 7igin, Purdue defeated the Wolverines IMasonic temple, at which members of1 37-36, 'Chicago conquered the Mather Masoic empl, a whch mmbes o clan…

February 15, 1927 (vol. 37, iss. 94) • Page Image 1

… Britain give assurances that she would not land troops at Shanghai be- fore he would sign the agreement re- garding the British cencession. .WOLVERINE HOCKEY TEAM DEFEATS STATE, 2=1, IN FIRST OVERi…

… 10 minutes after the starting whistle, when Gabler, Wolverine de- fense man, eluded several State play- ers and shot the puck into the net. Play during the second period was slow when the Michigan…

February 15, 1927 (vol. 37, iss. 94) • Page Image 6

… Chicago .........3 MInnesota ........1 Northwestern . . ..0 r 5 9 .31) .28) .100 .000 ii f / With the Big Teti lead at stake, and Wisconsin and Purdue only a step behind the pacemaking Wolverines

Wolverines fell 34-23.1 ~Boilermaker five tonight in a crucial Mihgnatra heteesly game to keep their Conferenice recordI oft, came into the game a decided ! unblemished and avoid a triple tieI favorite and…

February 15, 1939 (vol. 49, iss. 95) • Page Image 1

… Field House record and four dual meet records fell last night be- fore the onslaught of one of Michi- gan's greatest track teams as the Wolverines administered a 77-18 lick- ing to a weak Michigan State…

… House record and established a new dual meet record as well as establishing the Wolverine team as a very definite threat to Ohio State's Big Ten mile-relay supremacy. Wes Allen accounted for the other…

February 15, 1939 (vol. 49, iss. 95) • Page Image 3

… entered the al lap and maintained that lead win in 1:58.8 as five of the first : finishers were Wolverines. Stan Kelley, who finished second Gedeon in the high sticks, won e low hurdles easily in :07.4 as…

… game. Pick Deh- r took advantage of the disability wever to score 16 points and per- rally whip the Wolverines. lherL_ and if Jim will be back in Ifon again Coach Bennie oster- an is at a loss to say. It…

February 15, 1940 (vol. 50, iss. 95) • Page Image 1

…, the spkesman said that1 such a ship, from a legal point of view, would be a fair victim for ac submarine.1 Hockey Team Meets Miners For State Title Wolverine Pucksters Seek To End Losing Streak On…

… Opponent's Rink 1 By LARRY ALLEN Badly A need of a victory that will salvage them from the throes of a four-game losing streak, Michi- gan's puckchasing Wolverines will try to stop their backsliding at…

… Coach Lowrey's desperate sextet. To the team taking the two games will go the mythical championship of the state which the Wolverines won two years ago in the last meet- ing between the two schools. But…

… to the Michigan squad, a pair of victories will mean more than the state championship. Two wins will give the Wolverines the encourage- ment needed for their meetings with Minnesota's undefeated herd…

February 15, 1940 (vol. 50, iss. 95) • Page Image 3

…THURISDAY, TTII: 15, 1940 THE MICIGAN DAILY PAGE 7 Wolverine Sextet Clashes With Huskies At Houghton' Today Hockey Squad Seeks To End LosingStreak Samuelson Shifted To First Line Position As…

… of defense. In the series here he held the Wolverines to a single goal in the first game, and blanked them in the second contest. Ken Doherty Lauds Track Squad For Its Excellent Demonstration After a…

… to world-but not a Michigan coach. allow him to become the best vaulter Ken Doherty's remark after watching Michigan has had. his first Wolverine varsity run away Johnny Kautz's display of strength…

…'ll not be able to resist owning a few. Sanforized- Shrunk (fabric shrinkage less than 1%). Your choice ofcolr sanA nllar "va , 1:42.6 as the Wolverines rolled up a Injuries Alter Hedt Refuses 61-23 score…

…- ter brings his Hawkeye mermen tog the I-M pool to share the spotlight cago Maroons this Saturday night. in the Wolverines' 1940 competitive Pink worked out with the varsity debut, but the Michigan…

February 15, 1942 (vol. 52, iss. 96) • Page Image 1

…) CHAMPAIGN, Ill., Feb. 14.-Illi- nois' conference leading team had little trouble getting back on victory trail tonight as it walloped Michi- gan's quintet, 52 to 29, the second de- feat that the Wolverines

… Michigan in the dust far behind. It was the Wolverines seventh loss in 10 Big Ten games. Big Andy Phillip, Illini guard, was the offensive star of the evening. He continued his great play of the year…

… only scoring con-< sisted of a brace of free throws by Illinois' center, Vic Wukovits, and a basket by Jim Mandler, Wolverine1 (Continued on Page 3) Michigan. Purdue Team, 55-29 (Special to The Daily…

…) LAFAYETTE, nd., Feb. 14.-Pur- due's varsity swimmers paddled un- ceasingly up and down their ownt pool tonight, but all they received for their efforts was an eveningful oft looking at flying Wolverine feet…

… contest. Sophomore Lou Haughey of Michigan finished third.. In crushing the Boilermaker oppo- sition, the Wolverines bettered every Purdue varsity record with the ex- ception of the 50 yard freestyle…

February 15, 1942 (vol. 52, iss. 96) • Page Image 2

… occasions, the unit will be available for demonstration purposes in special weapons drill. University Students To Form Own Air Unit Forming their own "Wolverine Squadron"-among the first of its kind in the…

… whole Army Corps-a group of University of Michigan Fly- ing Cadets will leave for Kelly Field, Tex., at the end of the month, Harold "Tippy" Lockard, '43, Wolverine grid star said yesterday. Led by Sam…

February 15, 1944 (vol. 54, iss. 80) • Page Image 3

… (aMsi, I zsIoth VtihjoeEaled Will Seek Individs 1 (row:s.Il at Evalnsto l K ing Slop1.d-But Iby 0w e( 'uiera By HANK MANT i0 Michigan's mighty Wolverines rout- ed Coach Billy Thorn's Indiana mat- men…

… and versatility when they overpowered Western Michigan Saturday night. 1t was not so much the lop-sided score which impressed Wolverine fan1s as it was the individual per- formances the boys turned in…

… distance events to gain a 62-51 decision over the same Western Michigan team that the Wolverines took with such great ease. DAILY OFFICIAL DULIETIN I (Continued from Page 2) ulty Club, where arrangements for…

… three regulars, Jim Galles, Hugh Wil- son and Bob Gittens, were absent from the line-up. The Wolverines won six matches, lost one and gained one forfeit. George McIntyre, substituting for Hugh Wilson, was…

…, one transfer student and two lettermen," stated Corky. However, Michigan has rolled aside every op- ponent by wide margins, beating Pur- due, chief threat to the Wolverine title hopes this year, 17…

… Big Ten crown they lost to Ohio Stat:e lst year Te Conference Swinting r,,mee(t. wh will be held Friday and Saturday in Evanston, will find the Wolverines out to garner their 141h Big Ten championship…

February 15, 1946 (vol. 56, iss. 78) • Page Image 7

Wolverine Bill Mullendore, Sports Editor Michigan will open its season April Sports Editor 19, meeting Wayne University on the __- -_ Ferry Field diamond. A return match Tetween the two teams is scheduled…

…- tre Dame at South Bend, Ind. iour wolverines iifi The list of Conference tilts includes Best haeg en marks two-game series each with Chicago illinois, Indiana, Minnesota, Purdue Michigan's track fans…

February 15, 1948 (vol. 58, iss. 91) • Page Image 1

… and two more in the following ov- time stanza proved the margin of difference last night as Minne- sota's hockey squad came back to snatch a 5-4 victory from a fight- ing Wolverine sextet before a ca…

… finale of the four game series, Minnesota kept alive its hopes of gaining the NCAA playoff berth, which would have gone to the Wolverines had they won or tied. Lindegard's tying goal game at 18:45 of the…

… at two-all and four-all, but then the Wolverines pulled ahead and remained in command throughout the evening. The score at the half was 29-23. , Suprunowicz Leads Scorers Mack Suprunowicz took the…

… apiece. The Wolverines had no trouble finding holes in the touted Boiler- maker defense and scored more points against them than has any other team this season. The thir- teen-point margin of victory was…

… place. Wolverines Have Good Average The Wolverines slipped in bet- ter than two-thirds of their foul shots which accounted for 13 points of the final total. The Boilermakers almost matched Michigan's eye…

February 15, 1953 (vol. 63, iss. 88) • Page Image 3

… Northwestern, the back- breaking loss left the Wolverines half a game in the basement with a 2-9 conference slate. Coach Bill Perigo's over-anxious quaintet actually outshot the Bad- gers from the field…

…-3 defeat on Illinois' de- fending conference champs last night at Yost Field House. After dropping the opening 123- pound match, Coach Cliff Keen's Wolverines swept victoriously through the rest of the…

February 15, 1955 (vol. 65, iss. 89) • Page Image 6

… With the Ohio State and Big Ten championship swimming meets just around the corner, the Wolverine swimming squad dis- played overall strength that could mean the return of the Confer- ence crown to Ann…

… looked as if the Wolverines were going to run away from the Wildcats. At one time in the first half Michigan scored 17 points to Northweste-'n's, PAUL GROFFSKY, Ron Kramer, Tom Jorgenson, and two un…

…, hitting on ,18 of 36 shots. Foul Shooting Off Personal fouls also slowed down the Wolverines. Captain Paul Groffsky fouled out late in the first half and this hurt Mich- igan perceptibly. Jorgenson and…

February 15, 1955 (vol. 65, iss. 89) • Page Image 7

…-34 win over Notre Dame, the Wol- verines set down highly-rated Kansas, 80/-33%, and also made a fine showing in the AAU meet January 29. 'M' Swamps Irish Wolverine athletes were out- standing individually…

… expected that Bill Squires, Notre Dame tracksters who had run a 4:10.7 mile the previous week, would pro- vide stiff competition for the fast- stepping Moule. Moule. Wins Easily The Wolverine track captain…

…:15.0. All in all, it was a field day at the field house last Saturday, and Canham is as pleased with the team's performance as anyone. Before going to Michigan State, March 4, however, the Wolverines battle…

…-skating Wolverines shot to within one and one-half points of second place, and are only a half point out of third as a result of thrilling 7-4 and 4-3 wins over the Spartans. Other Contenders Split The Wolverine cause…

February 15, 1956 (vol. 66, iss. 86) • Page Image 3

… evident that Michigan's basketball team is go- ingsto wind up the season far from the top of the Big Ten standings --and perhaps close to the bottom. The Wolverines find a little solace in noting that four…

Wolverine entries had to wait un- til the first day of the second semester to become eligible. These three are pole-vaulter Eeles Landstrom and miler Geert Keilstrup, both of whom just turn- ed sophomores…

…, Delta Chii 34 the Wolverines present a formid- able lineup for any opponent. A convincing win this weekend will restore much of the team'sj confidence, and may be just the t9nic they need for the…

… Yost Field House the Wolverines wrest- ing squad extended its winning streak to three by virtue of an 18- 15 edge over visiting Iowa. At the close of the first sem- ester the Michigan matmen, de- fending…

… Big Tep champions, had been the possessors of an overall 0-3 record. However, since the re- turn of Don Haney, 147 pound Conference champion, the fortunes of the Wolverines began to change as they edged…

…- panying three points in the final match to give the Wolverines a victory. Captain Mike Rodriguez, wrest- ling at the 157 pound weight, more than provided the winning margin over Michigan State by pinning…

… his opponent and adding five points to the team total. Both squads won four events; however, all of State's came via decisions, while the Wolverines got two extra points for Rodriguez' fall which gave…

February 15, 1958 (vol. 68, iss. 94) • Page Image 1

… MSU eers r Skate Over, ich*ign,3-l By SI COLEMAN Special to The Daly EAST LANSING-Another slow start led to disaster for the Michi- gan hockey team as Michigan State defeated the Wolverines, 3-1, here…

… hockey suprem- acy in the state of Michigan. For the first four minutes of the opening frame, Michigan could not get the puck out of its own zone, a problem that has plagued the Wolverines all season…

February 15, 1958 (vol. 68, iss. 94) • Page Image 3

… gainedj two victories over the Wolverines1 in a single season. The Spartans have lost one decision to Michi- gan. Game Today Tickets for tonight's game can be purchased at the Athletic Ad- ministration…

…, Dick Kennady and Gerald Miki- and Barry Yap in the 200-yd. breaststroke appear to be the only threats in the line-up. Wolverines at Best Coach Stager has the Michigan squad going full strength with the…

… Kurdelmeier, at 177-lbs., is defending Big Ten champion, and in the 123-1b. class, Iowa has jun- ior Larry Moser. According to Wolverine Coach Cliff Keen, the Hawkeyes are much stronger this year than they have…

… every day and you can never tell what might happen," he said. Three changes have been made in the Wolverine lineup for to- day's match. Captain Max Pear- son has been returned to his 137- lb. spot after…

February 15, 1959 (vol. 69, iss. 94) • Page Image 1

…. The league-leading Spartans poured 103 points through the nets, setting a new team mark in the process. And along with the Wolverines' 91, a new Jenison Fieldhouse record for total points in one game…

…-rebounded the Wolverines, 73- 50, and therein lies the telltale clue. Michigan State broke up a rough see-saw battle late in the first half and kept on rolling after intermission to quickly pull away. The…

February 15, 1959 (vol. 69, iss. 94) • Page Image 6

… the Spartans that downed the Wolverines. Pacing the attack, to the surprise of no one, was senior co-captain Bob Anderegg and Green. The former hit on every variety of shot to reach his 26-point total…

….1 average. Lee, Burton Slowed The Wolverine co-captain left the game for good with seven minutes remaining after the Spar- tans had built up an insurmount- able 85-64 margin. Lee was handi- capped with four…

February 15, 1959 (vol. 69, iss. 94) • Page Image 8

… two matches, plus disappointing performances by sonme Wolverine matmen, turned the tide for Iowa. The Hawkeyes' victory was their ninth straight of the season. . Iowa's Bob Moser, runner-up at 123…

… Detroit last niht at Yost Fieldhouse, pilin U. of D's 10. Wolverine Coach Don Canham, all smiles, exclaimed, "It was a terrific meet. Some of the times were truly amazii7g. Many boys ran much better than…

… Michigan weaness. On the still rings Wolverines Nino Marion, Wolf Dozauer and Stall accomplished a sweep of the top three places, all turning in superb routines. Hayslett's two firsts came in the free…

… instead of five. craig Surprised The night's biggest surprise came at 177, where Wolverine K~arl Fink stopped previously un- beaten Jim Craig, 3-2. Other Michigan victories were scored by Jim Blaker at 147…

… injured, and Loken found his return quite encour- aging. "He adds greatly to both our first place potential and gen- eral depth," he declared. The Wolverines will need all the points they can muster…

February 15, 1964 (vol. 74, iss. 108) • Page Image 6

… net where Cole1 fired home a 25-foot screen shot that sailed over the left shoulder of Michigan State's goalie Harry Woolf. Second Score The Wolverines added a second goal at the 4:07 mark of the third…

…. The Wolverines are on top of the conference with a 7-1 mark while the Hoosier record leaves them embedded in the cellar. But Indiana, thus far in its disappoint- On the Air Today's Indiana basketball…

…- son in Wolverine history except for the 1918-19 team which had an 18-6 mark. The 17-2 record with which would'result from a win to- day surpasses four 16-game win- ning seasons, the latest before last…

… season being that of 1947-48 when the Wolverines won their last Big Ten championship. Indiana juniors Dick and Tom VanArsdale and Jon McGlocklin all are within the league's top 20 scorers. Dick leads his…

… Rebound The Michigan gymnastics team challenges Wisconsin this after- noon in Madison hoping to' re- bound from last week's dual meet loss to Iowa and Illinois. On paper the Wolverines rate slim favorites…

… sophomore Johannesen has been coming along quite well and should give Parker a real good battle. Number Four? The Wolverines' Gary Wilcox will be seeking his fourth pin of the season against John McCar- thy…

… difficult foe in the person of Joe Greenlee. Green- less is another Hawkeye with an undefeated season so far this year. Also to his credit are three pins in his eight wins. SThe Wolverines' Big Ten champ Rick…

…. Nine More The Wolverines boasted nine other individual winners last night-Cliff Nuttall and Joe Ma- son in the hurdles; Des Ryan, Jay Sampson and Ted Kelly in the middle distances; Mac Hunter and Dore…

… sat there with our mouths open." So said Michigan's swimming captain, Jeff Moore, after Minne- sota defeated the Wolverines, 57- 48, .yesterday in Big Ten swim- ming action. After opening losses in the…

February 15, 1966 (vol. 76, iss. 118) • Page Image 7

…, may be ready to providea burst of power-in addi- tion to extra mileage. Unlike the reserves of Caesar's legions who were called into action only when the frontline faltered, the Wolverine reserves have…

… championship Wolverine nto S teams and is still a reserve this season. However, Strack has been plugging him in for John Clawson at forward with "no hesitation" in the conference games. "He made an important…

… was pleased with the Wolverines' per- formance. Especially satisfying were the performances of the two- mile and one-mile relay teams. Both teams qualified for the NCAA championships in Detroit, March…

Wolverines had the lead, Coffin opening it to 20 yards. Then, Elmo Morales took over and ripped off a 1:54 half mile to gain the fastest Michigan se ment, but the Irish closed the go to only five yards. Notre…

…:39.9. Falcons Fly The mile relay team reeled o a 3:17.8 timing, finishing hot c the heels of the Air Force Acad my. g- Several outstanding individual ap Wolverine efforts were sprinkled e's throughout the meet…

February 15, 1967 (vol. 77, iss. 116) • Page Image 8

…, high bar and parallel bars and hopes for an abrupt about-face year have exceeded his last year's against the Wolverines.! Sttae has eight lettermen back# from last year's squad, which went undefeated…

… national rankings, just ahead of Wolverine standout Phip Fuller. Ring-Ding On the still rings, MSU boasts three more top-flight performers. Ed Gunny placed first in the NC- AA finals, while Larry Goldberg…

…, Thor and Ed Witzke, and Gerry Moore. Cliff Chilvers and Rich Kenney, the two Wolverine mainstays on the rings, face a severe test in the likes of Gunny, Croft and Gold- berg. Vanden Broek. Scott Paris…

…, Mike Sasich and Gary Vander Voort will be matched against MSU's fourcome of Gunny, Thor, Diehl and Norm Haynie. Uphill Battle best, Thor and Diehl. If there is1 one event in which the Wolverines should…

… be rated as favorites, it's on the trampoline where Dave Ja- cobs, Vic Conant and Mike Zadel should outpoint Thor, Aure and Keith Sterner. The Wolverines will be hamper- ed in one respect tomorrow, for…

February 15, 1969 (vol. 79, iss. 115) • Page Image 6

…-3 count and saw their chance to lead the Big Ten and (to gain ground in the WCHA race fade away. The Wolverines fell behind al- most immediately as Bill Klatt of the Gophers popped in a goal with only 58…

… seconds gone in the con- test. The Wolverines were able to tie the contest twice. afterward. but never were able to gain a lead and spent a frustrating night try- ing to catch the Gophers, a team known for…

… fashion as was the first. Klatt will not be allowed to play in to- beat Wolverine netminder Jim nighit's game. Keough with only 15 seconds gone Although this hurts both' clubs in the final period, just as…

… he had it could be particularly harmful done in the beginning of the game, to the Wolverines. Gamsby leads The closeness of the contest Michigan's top scoring line atnd showed up in the teams' record…

…-' festivities. * Purdue, sunk easily; '1M' awaits Indiana WOLVERINE GOALIE, Jim Keough effectively blocks the puck with his leg as a Minnesota forward slides into the net. Defenseman Paul Domm (10) waits to…

… double win- ner for the Wolverines. The soph- a more d'istance freestyler took the 500 yard freestyle in 5:09.2 and the 1000 freestyle in 10:43.5, In the 200 yard freestyle, Mike O'Connon and George"P e ac…

February 15, 1969 (vol. 79, iss. 115) • Page Image 7

…' Wrestlers attempt overthrow of MSU hold By ANDY BARBAS The Michigan gymnasts usually have tp worry about losing two meets avery year: Michigan State and Iowa. This afternoon, the Wolverines' tangle with the…

… Cech will step onto the mat to face Michigan State's Gary Bissell, thus beginning what has to be the Wolverines tough- est meet this year. In taking on defending Big Ten champion Michigani State at 3…

… effort to place the most favorable odds on their side, the Michigan coaches have altered the Wolverine line-up somewhat. Regulars 123-pound Cech, 130- pound Lou Hudson, Geoff Henson at 137, 145-pound M i k…

… Il- linois last Tuesday, the Wolverines must come down to business at 9:00 tonight in. Iowa City. Michigan beat the tenth-ranked Illini with spectacular passes, tor- rid shooting from the field, and…

… the awesome Illinois front line. Though Iowa has nothing to compare with the Illini's muscle, the Wolverines must come down out of the clouds long enough to try to concentrate on blasting the high…

…." Perhaps Michi- h gan could have used some more t practice, too, as the. Wolverines v have given up an average of 89.3 c markers an outing. John Orr, on tle other hand,; does not seem overly concerned about…

…-4431 Ext. 23 7 ---. Purdue Ohio State Iowa Illinois MICHIGAN Indiana Mich. State Minnesota Wisconsin Northwestern Miller has not forgotten about the Wolverines' past s u c c e s s against the Hawkeyes…

… play- off with Ohio State. The Wolverines would like noth- ing more than to sink the Hawk- eyes once again, as Iowa can ill afford another loss in the race for ' the Big Ten title. The Hawks dropped two…

February 15, 1970 (vol. 80, iss. 114) • Page Image 6

… Daily MADISON - The Michigan icers edged past Wisconsin, 4-3, in a WCHA hockey game here last night. The victory gave the Wolverines a split in the two game series. The Hawkeyes moved out to a quick 48…

… ji hind Carlos in third, with a 6.4 Wolverine, giving Michigan its only clocking, first place of the evening. Michigan speedster Gene Brown Earlier in the competition, the ln was originally scheduled…

… to com- Michigan sprint medley team pete in they meet, but Wolverine of Greg Syphax, Trevor Matthews, NEW track star Dave Martin scratched Sol Espie, and John Thorton, were and Ji Brown from the…

… special event Wolverine captain Armstrong, favorit of the evening, the 300 yard dash. leading going into the last lap, title i In that event, times were calculat- made a valiant effort to pull off match ed…

February 15, 1970 (vol. 80, iss. 114) • Page Image 7

…'s basketball game between the Wolverines and the University of Wisconsin Badgers, it appeared that neither team had much of a desire to win the contest. The assumption proved correct for only one squad, however…

…, as the Badgers decided not to throw the game away and beat the Wolverines 84-74. Wisconsin was aided along the way by a terrible per- formance by the Wolverines who did all they could not to win. Ahead…

February 15, 1972 (vol. 82, iss. 106) • Page Image 6

… goals is tops in the con- abayshi. drop-ference and an All-American cita- But the Wolverines hav The Wolverine hockey team tion should be awarded to him at weak links preventing t pe two more games on…

… more like another former Wolverine inability toa igan's league record has fallen to great Michigan center, Red Ber- from home, and seco 9-13 with a dismal 1-11 slate away enson, who is currently starring…

… experience and the Michigan State encounter dy Neal, who has molded right in- ed beneath him, Bagnell to the Wolverine attack, already forced to endure every vE t n a 02 iE e x n a 1+ 1 n. 101 d lI Mel Wak…

… hem from light go on behind him so m a n y think they can always outscore the eat Mich- times. opposition." First, the Three-year veteran Brian Skin-' But if the Wolverines indeed hope win away ner has…

February 15, 1974 (vol. 84, iss. 114) • Page Image 10

…'s great series sweep of Michigan Tech last week was a great show, but can the Wolverines follow it when rival Colorado College hits town this weekend? Anyone who saw the Wolverines play last weekend would…

…- been doing for the Wolverines th ers have found the going tough season. The outspoken sophomor against the Wolverines, who have center is the leading scorer fc the size and strength to handle Michigan…

… the playoffs, the W feels that Colorado may have a bit verines are fortunate that the more speed than the Wolverine: icers. But he also feels that he has a definite physical edge, and after Gary Kardos…

… Minnesota - Duluth. he Coming off last weekend, though, ee the Wolverines have to feel that ol- they can beat anyone. All they ey have to do is prove it. Minnesota Manrn men One area where Michigan's in- 1…

… coach Jeff Sauer knew very little of the Wolverines' individual players, but Moore was an excep- tion. Sauer considers him out- standing. . : i 1 , : .; fl ,(. ( . . i ! , i By BILL CRANE The Michigan…

…- night and offers little or no com- petition for the Wolverines. Mich- igan Coach Gus Stager says, "This may be the worst Minne- sota team in vear meets as decision - making events where diving coach Dick…

… Kimball and I have to limit our squad and decide what will be best for the team," Stager said seriously. Tomorrow the Wolverines do face some tough competition in a hot Ohio State team. The Buck- eyes are…

… Jim Nahrgang (2) in last Saturday's 4-3 Wolverine victory. Tech goalie Jim Warden (hidden) smothered the puck, thwarting Fal- coner and his teammates on this offensive thrust. This weekend the…

February 15, 1974 (vol. 84, iss. 114) • Page Image 11

… not get much competition and of the indoor season. Kim Rowe was-perhaps the bright- his 58'41/4" throw proved good The meet was nip and tuck most est spot for the Wolverines. Rowe enough in the shot put…

… gym, 61-21. The Wolverines led from the opening tip. Lydia Sims scored 10 of her 32 points in the first six minutes and Michigan out- scored the Jets 21-2 in the first quarter. Michigan's tough d e f e…

… the tnept Jackson ca- 34-7. Offensively, te Wolverines hit a blistering 59 per cent from the field in the first half. Wolverine coach Vic Katch termed the game "a mismatch,"' and statistics back the…

… Michigan mentor. The Maize and Blue hauled down 4-4 rebounds, which enabled <the Wolverines to start an eetive fast break offense. Michigan's zone press com- izdJacksn squadt. TheWolver ines made 16 steals…

… period. The Wolverines tight man-to- man defense loosened up in the fourth quarter as they allowed Jackson 11 points while scoring only 12 themselves. Michigan's offense cooled off I COLLEGE BASKETBAL…

February 15, 1976 (vol. 86, iss. 117) • Page Image 8

… to the team concept the Wolverines were employing. The strength of Michigan's team is in its teamwork. With the possible exception of Rickey Green, Michigan has no super- star or super-gunner. Yet…

…, Michigan can still play even with any team in the nation, as it proved last weekend when the Wolverines shocked tfle nation with a near-upset of number-one ranked Indiana. Wolverines play team ' D I HE…

… offense On offense, all five starters average in double figures. doom for the Wolverin Green heads the list with over twenty points a game, but the last night, as they fel other four starters are grouped…

February 15, 1977 (vol. 87, iss. 113) • Page Image 7

… State won in Bloomington.h Anyone could do it . . . But Michigan didn't, losing 73-64., Michigan coach Johnny Orr has never won in BloomingtonY in all his years of coaching Wolverine basketball. This one…

… victory, 96-71, over the Although the Wolverines seemed to take the loss in stride, Wolverines. they must have felt they had a lot going against them. That brings us back to Bloomington, one Bobby Knight…

… range in the op-; ening four minutes to draw thet Wolverines out of their sagging zone. The Spartans then capi- talized inside, utilizing back door plays and drives up the lane to' open up a 17 point lead…

… with only: 12 minutes gone in the contest. Michigan State alternated be- tween the two styles of play for the rest of the evening, with the Wolverines never finding the rightdefensive combination to stop…

… Spartan coach Karen'Lan- with two over the weekend, geland. "I think its the strong- drops the Wolverines to a 7-10 est tournament in five years.. record for the season, while the More than the state…

… refereesand the Spartan at all. players were silenced midway WHEN THE SPARTANS were- through the second period when n't ripping the nets at one end Wolverine guard Lydia Simms oh uw dwas slammed to the floor…

… while' of the court they were dominat- attempting to ,dribble through Michigan State outrebounded two Michigan State players. Michigan 56-33, usually limiting Simms lay motionless on the the Wolverines to…

… someone as physical as Benson, it is amazing. Forwards lack output The Wolverines did not blame the loss on the officiating. Orr looked to his team's inefficiencies. "We could have been a little more…

… patient," he said. "When you get behind, you tend to press too much." "When you're behind, you play differently . . . you are not as loose." . Like nearly everyone else looking at the Wolverines this year…

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