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March 15, 1973 (vol. 83, iss. 129) • Page Image 7

… spring n Big Ten out- State as a favorite for the title but Nowacki and Adama, Mike, feeling i door track. The Wolverines cer- they finished a disappointing thir- restricted due to a hamstring in- tainly…

Wolverine freshman high At.. Gerald Tinker pickled Marshall jumper, Doug Gibbs, amazed al- A nnl A rbor's Dill and Spartans Bob Cassleman most everybody, with a third at aiw mvew 1orx s 1e rv- maining…

…- sity provided the next day's op- position. Michigan fought to a 7-4 advantage as the first half came to a close and Wolverine coach Bob Kaman stated, "We kept it close by our sloppy play in the first…

… half." Nevertheless, he noted, "we completely domi- nated the second half." The final score, a 20-5 Michigan triumph, more than supports his conten- tion. The Wolverine attack, which tallied five goals…

… the same time, Michigan overpowered the Spartans, with their famous names, because of the Wolverine team depth. At the Big Ten indoors, Rowe sliced a track record each time his winged feet hit the…

September 15, 1973 (vol. 84, iss. 9) • Page Image 16

…- bles" standings, wherein Mr. Brown would rate an honorable place. REMEMBER T H.E Spartan- Wolverine game last year? Re- member the MSU drive that stalled when the aforementioned David E. Brown fumbled on…

… the Michigan three yard line. Granted, "our" Dave Brown popped one of the hardest hits anyone has seen, but the ball squirted loose, it bounced into the endzone, the Wolverines re- covered, and MSU lost…

Wolverine made an il- legal block. Offensive linemen continually complain that they don't receive enough attention from the media. Undoubtedly, this is because they are the only players who don't have a…

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