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February 16, 1950 (vol. 60, iss. 88) • Page Image 3

… Michigan traci- fans in the dual meet between the Wolverines and the Illini, with the opening of the field events scheduled for 2:00 p.m. and the track events begin- nilig half an hour later. LAZ TURNED the…

… preparation for the dual meet against Iowa's Hawkeyes Saturday in the varsity pool. The Wolverines returned to Ann Arbor with a road trip record of two victories and one defeat. Both Minnesota a n d…

… Ris, Iowa brings a powerful aggregation to$Ann Ar- bor. Earlier in the season the Hawk- eyes were defeated by Big Ten Champs Ohio State in a close meet. Last year Iowa upset the Wolverine natators to…

…. taught him the winning tricks which he has imparted to the Wol- verines. * * * THE VICTORY came in true Wolverine fashion. Being 39-41 going into the last event, the Lokenmen scored a clean sweep of the…

…. Individual stars of the meet were the Wolverines' Pete Barthell and the Gophers' Doug Sorenson, both of whom compiled 15 team points. Herb Loken, brother of the Michigan coach and co-captain. of the Minnesota…

… outfit was run- ner-up with 13 points. Connie Ettl was in the second place slot in team points for Michigan with 10. * * * BARTHELL and Buchanan ac- counted for the Wolverines' three firsts. Pete was the…

May 16, 1950 (vol. 60, iss. 155) • Page Image 4

… Club: 7:30 p.m., Union. Square Dance Group: Lane Hall, 7 p.m. Quarterdeck Society: Regular meeting, 7:30 p.m. Rm. 3D, Union. Electon of officers. Wolverine Club: Meeting, 7:30 p~m. Rm. 3M, Union. Coming…

December 16, 1950 (vol. 61, iss. 70) • Page Image 1

… example of the support far-sighted industrial or- - ganizations are giving to funda- By BOB SOLT mental scientific research. Fully confident that their scrap- * * * py Wolverines can tarnish the MASON…

… Bennie Oosterbaan is al- so on the roster of speakers, and, will be followed by Wolverine tackle Al "Brick" Wahl, who cap- l tained this year's conference- . winning squad to give Michigan a record of…

December 16, 1950 (vol. 61, iss. 70) • Page Image 2

… information. )40P WESTERNERS Travel the Wolverine Club Rose Bowl Special back to school Jan. 5 from L. A., Salt Lake City, Omaha, and intermediate points. Further infor- mation and tickets at Adm. Bldg., 8…

… 1950 Studebaker for San Francisco via 66. Share ex- pense and driving. 3-1183. )54T FLY NORTH AMERICAN to the coast or Miami. Less than air coach fare. Phone after 5:30, 2-8265, 25-9083. )55T WOLVERINE

December 16, 1950 (vol. 61, iss. 70) • Page Image 3

… points in the state of Michigan promises to give the Wolverine natators an indication of the com- petition they can expect in col- lege circles after the Christmas vacation. The 100 yard breast stroke race…

… night's 11-6 Wolverine victory. Heathcott's effort was unsuccessful, however, as the puck rebounded off to the right. Wolverine Cagers Face Strong Butler Quintet By BOB ROSENMAN Michigan's puckmen…

… HIGHLIGHTING t h e Wolverines' impressive win were Neil Celley and Al Bassey who chipped in with two counters apiece to aid in Michigan's second triumph of the young season. Earl Keyes, John Matchefts, and Paul…

… require more working on, but much of the dif- ficulty in stopping the Tiger at- tack can be attributed to the ab- sence of star defenseman Eddie, May from the Wolverine lineup. , * THE TIGERS, whom Michigan…

… will battle in the series finale at the Coliseum tonight at 8 p.m., jumped off to an early 1-0 lead, but it was short-lived as McKen- nell scored on a 5-footer. The Wolverines quickly added three more…

January 16, 1951 (vol. 61, iss. 82) • Page Image 3

… by the same irrepiresible forward. THAT MADE it 64-62. Minne- sota. Ozzie Cowles, who's -never been beaten by the McCoy-coach- ed Wolverines, oiodered a stall. The Gophers complied, and desperate…

… Michigan attempts only resulted in fouls. Skoog ap- plied the clincher with a minute left on- an easy lay-up, and the Wolverines had sustained their fourth-straight conference loss. Michigan's . second…

February 16, 1951 (vol. 61, iss. 89) • Page Image 6

…, Heyliger has moved defenseman Eddie May to the third line to team with Gor- die Naylor and Joe Marmo. The latter will center the trio. * * * IT IS WITH this revamped line-up that the Wolverines will battle…

… will be especially so if they materialize against Canham's well-balanced team. Gym Squad To Open Season Minus Five Key Performers, PHIL ARROWSMITH . . . flying "sparrow's The Wolverine gymnastics team…

October 16, 1951 (vol. 62, iss. 19) • Page Image 2

… recent University Middle East Expedition, will speak on "Impressons of the Middle East.' Social hour will follow the meeting. All interested are] invited. Wolverine Club: Meeting, 7:15 p.m., League…

…-123 Varsity Laundry will PICK UP and DELIVER s. 4 1 4 LECTURE COURSE 11 ... _I OPENING NUMBER 1 THURSDAY -8:30 P.M. THE STUDENT PLAYERS preset , Maria D. MUillr Two Big Wolverine Weeken Follow…

December 16, 1951 (vol. 62, iss. 71) • Page Image 1

…'s Blues, 6-4, in the Coliseum last night. Coupled with Friday's 4-1 tri- umph, last nght's hard fought Maize and Blue victory gave the Wolverines a sweep of the weekend series and possession of the re…

…- cently revived James C. Thomp- son trophy. THE WOLVERINES iced the game with three beautiful power play tallies inside of two minutes in the final stanza while Toronto was two players short and Michi- gan…

February 16, 1952 (vol. 62, iss. 90) • Page Image 1

… anagers, around rt from terday's dtion of GOALIE KEN KINSLEY F ILS WOLVERINE JOHN MCKENNELL Officials Hint Co to rado Pumps Sextet - In Important Contest, 5- Concessions 15 Minutes BULLETIN MUNSAN, Korea…

… that's the case, there are few better hockey teams than the Colorado College outfit that dampened Michigan's hopes for a second straight NCAA championship by beating the Wolverines, 5-3, in the Coliseum…

… last night. Immediate consequences of the contest were these: Colorado moved into a tie with Denver for the lead in the Midwest Hockey League,. while - the Wolverines I dropped to third. le S…

…* *' * + WOLVERINE 'chances of re- Active Service turning to the NCAA playoffs for the fifth straight ear now, depend Of Reserves on beating the Tigers this after- noon (faceoff is 4 p.m.), and what North Dakota does…

February 16, 1952 (vol. 62, iss. 90) • Page Image 3

… RDAY, FEBRUARY 16, 1952 THE MICHIGAN, DAILY THE MICHIGAN~ DAILY Colorado College Defeats Puckmen in * s * * # $ * * Hartwell Leads Tigers, Scoring Two Big Goals Tight Game Wolverine Court…

… their chances, and we didn't." Heyliger also praised Ken Kinsley, Colorado goalie, who managed to get in front of 23 Wolverine shots. "He's the best we've faced this season," said Hey- liger. In detail…

…- counter yet for the Wolverines. The Spartans, conquered only by powerful Ohio State this sea- son, will be at full strength while Matt Mann's crew will be minus three crack performers, all ineli- gible for…

… FORWARD EARL KEYES FLEET FOURSOME: Thinelads Out for Record at State Relays Wolverines To Wrestle NU Matmen By ED SMITH EAST LANSING - Coach Don Canham's Wolverine thinclads will try to turn the Spartans…

… watched, the Wolverine distance medley group of Carroll, Jacobi, Ross, and McEwen will be out to break the world's record time of 10:08.9 set at last year's meet by a Michigan quartet. Four other Maize and…

… Michigan's top dash man. His loss for future meets could seriously impair thea Wolverine's chances in the Big Ten Meet in March. Bill Barton, promising sopho- more quarter miler, who ivll re- place him today…

March 16, 1952 (vol. 62, iss. 115) • Page Image 1

… Tigers, 4-1 Early Wolverine Goals Whip Colorado, Keep Title in U Hands By ED WHIPPIE Special to The Dagy COLORADO SPRINGS-Michigan made hockey history here las night. The Wolverines trounced crippled…

…. Friday they fought back to beat Yale, 4-3, but last night the Wolverines gave no openings for comebacks. After Graham Crag made It 4-1 halfway through the second stanza the. issue was never in doubt. The…

… 25400 rabid fans who came to see Michigan licked were disappointed by a, Michigan tiam that 'received praise from Heyliger. THE WOLVERINES rolled out of their 3-0 first period margin as George Chin opened…

… scored the second goal on assists from de- fensemen Jim H gs and Reggie Shave. Keyes tipped in a blue line shot off Haas' stick. The Tigers were shorthanded at the time and the Wolverine power play paid…

March 16, 1952 (vol. 62, iss. 115) • Page Image 3

…, they completed one of the finest five year spans in modern Wolverine athletic history. Under the leadership of coach Vic Heyliger, who came to Michi- gan in 1944, the Wolverine puck- sters have managed…

… to compile the amazing total of 100 victories and only 14 defeats in the last five years. This represents a winning average of 87 per cent. The Wolverines have received bids to all five of the NCAA…

… cham- pionship tournaments since they were started in 1948. In that year the Wolverines took a record of 18 wins, two losses and one tie to Colorado Springs. They downed Boston College 6-4 in the semi…

… eliminated by Dart- mouth in the semi-finals, 4-2. 1950 saw the Wolverines lose to Boston University by a 4-3 score, after carrying a 22-3-0 record in- to the tournament. On both occasions even though the…

Wolverines could not win, they managed to take third place. Colorado College, who like Mich- igan has received a bid to all five tournaments, was the winner in 1950. This is the only time that the Tigers have…

… University in the semi-finals, and 7-1 victory over Brown in the final round. In addition four Wolverines received the distinc- tion of being named to the All- American hockey team. This year Coach Heyliger…

… goal in last night's 4-1 Wolverine victory. JOHN McKENNEL PAUL PELOW "",, State Swint Crown Won ByFordsoii By IVAN KAYE Fordson High School, coached by former Michigan swimming star Gus Stager…

…- r record, and in so doing he pulled down the only first place garnered by the Wolverines. - J FLO'*RSHIM Even the beer turns the color of the Emerald Isle! n ----, * Overtime game SEASON TOTALS…

April 16, 1952 (vol. 62, iss. 133) • Page Image 3

…'s Athletics- New York Yankees opening day rainout wasn't the first here. SPRING IN i5lXIE: Wolverine Trackmen Shine, Then Fade in Southern Trip By The Associated Press BOSTON-Timely hitting by catcher Roy…

…. Nilsson's mark of 164 feet 3%V inches was good enough for second. The Wolverines' mile relay team of Dan Hickman, Bill Kon- rad, Jack Carroll and Al Ran- kin turned in a 3:21 time while taking the event…

… meet time. Ard so were the Wolverines. Only Van Bruner turned in a really impressive performance. Bruner sailed over the 120 yard high hurdles in 14.5 seconds to easily capture first. * * * TEAMMATE…

… yesterday the Wolverine mentor indicated most positions are still unset- tiled. "Ten men still are fighting for the six berths," declared Murphy Tennis Squad Still Unsettled, After Journey Through South I…

May 16, 1952 (vol. 62, iss. 159) • Page Image 3

… WIN remembered most by the Wolverine netter came in 1950 when he downed Ted Jax, one time National Boy's champ and an old time rival from another city league school in Detroit, Ham- tramick. Jax held no…

December 16, 1952 (vol. 63, iss. 69) • Page Image 1

… who were winners of the music school concerto contest. MICHIGAN SCALPED: Illinois Smothers Wolverines 96-66 By DICK LEWIS Special to The Daily CHAMPAIGN - They ran and they shot and they hustled all…

… the way, but the Wolverine cagers couldn't come close to power-laden Illinois in their meeting here last night. The highly-touted Illini, rated by many observers as the top col- lege outfit in the…

January 16, 1953 (vol. 63, iss. 82) • Page Image 1

Wolverines Back on the winning trail again after a 10-2 rout of Michigan State Wednesday night, the Wol- verine pucksters are preparing to meet their stiffest competition of the season when they face the…

… game than the Wolverines. They have picked up five points on four victories and two setbacks. Leading the Minnesota attack will be Mariucci's high-scoring combination of John Mayasich, Gene Campbell, and…

… finest net minders in the college ranks. * * * VIC HEYLIGER, Wolverine coach, has termed this series with Minnesota a "must" series for the Wolverines. To offset the potency of the Minnesota trio, Heyliger…

… talents. This series will mark the fare- well of Keyes as a Wolverine. The ex-captain, who will long be re- membered as one of the Michigan greats, graduates at the end of the current semester. Ron…

… Martinson's return to reg- ular action will definitely aid the Wolverines, weakened by the loss of McKennell and now Keyes. Martinson will take his regular turn on the third linewith ,Doug Mullen and Telly…

January 16, 1953 (vol. 63, iss. 82) • Page Image 7

…1953 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THINCLADS, GRAPPLERS: ASTS, Three Wolverine Teams Swing into Action ymnasts Seek Second din Against Buckeyes The Michigan gymnastic squad takes to the road today seeking…

…-up that was suc- cessful against Indiana last week. Veterans Lee Krumbholz, Mary Johnson, Harry Luchs and captain Don Hurst are expected to bear the brunt of the Wolverines' hopes. New-corner Jack Eckle and…

… Eastern Meets Michigan AAU Track, Field Events Finds 20 Schools Seeking Honors. The Wolverine thinclads will compete in two Eastern Invitation- als and the Michigan A. A. U. meet during the between…

…- roll, Roy Christiansen, George Lynch, and Hickman to defend the trophy 'the Wolverines won last year. Following final exams the en- tire team will be entered in the Michigan AAU Meet, which will be held…

… defeated Sigma Phi Epsilon in two out of three matches. Michigan Matmen Face Unbeaten Iowa Saturday Coach Cliff Keen's Wolverine grapplers take to the mats in search of their third win when they meet…

April 16, 1953 (vol. 63, iss. 131) • Page Image 2

… separately. Free pick-up WOLVERINE HOPPERS-Special buses to Willow Run afternoon and evening of April 3. Tickets, window No. 9 AD. Building Tues. - Thurs. 1-4. Reduced rates. Return buses April 12, 7:30 on…

May 16, 1953 (vol. 63, iss. 157) • Page Image 1

… Given To Hatcher U For Opinion AA Final Approval No A Up .to Regents Groii Group Aprovs ,joint Judi~c Charter ,i- -416- -46- * * * * * * Wolverines Senate Os Face Illinois OATIS 'I E P…

… Blue cinder express from Illi-A tE,9 , nois rolls into Ann Arbor for a dual meet with the , Michigan Wolverines in Ferry Field at 2P lan P s p.m. today. Whereabouts. Of Journalist Not Revealed State…

… local AAUP, vide tough competition for their' Illinois counterparts when the two teams square off in a bitter con- test. Wolverine captain Jack Car- roll is indoor champ in the quarter mile and will be…

… three top ien in the conference, Wolverine Roy Christiansen and Illini thinclads Gene Maynard and Stacey Siders, competing. * * MICHIGAN'S ace hurdler, Van{ Bruner, will face Illinois' defend-! ing champ…

September 16, 1953 • Page Image 16

… simple interest in common, such as Acolytes, Chess Club, Graduate Outing Club, Mimes, Quarterdeck, Rifle Club, Sailing Club, Women's Athletic Association, Ullr Ski Club, Wolverine Club for promoters and…

September 16, 1953 • Page Image 23

… years ago the Maize team rose from the defeated ranks with their "MVake Mine Moccasins" idea. UPPERCLASSMEN still remem- ber one of the stunts pulled that year. A Wolverine gymnast reck- lessly threw…

September 16, 1953 • Page Image 33

… Four new faces in the Wolverine starting lineup proved valuable faces as Michigan's tennis squad pounded out an 8-3 dual meet .~record and went on to finish fourth in the Conference meet at Evanston…

… Mills captured the number three consolation tournament and an Al Mann-Bob Curhan combina- tion annexed the number two doubles consolation. This helped the Wolverines to a 2012 total, only two…

… first loss of the season in the number four slot by dropping a 6-3, 6-0 match to Dick Roberts. NEDERLANDER had a hand in tallying both of the Wolverines' points. He outclassed Howard Trier, 6-3, 6-4, in…

… was again humbling Trier, 6-4, 6-4, for his seventh consecu- tive win. OTHER THAN this, however, the Wolverines were completely outplayed from the number one match, where Drobac slaughtered Mann, on…

Wolverines were forced to play indoors in their Conference opener due to rain, but managed a 5-4 margin for their third straight win. Returning homq the Murphy- men breezed by Purdue, 8-1, Northwestern, 7…

…-1, at Champaign the next day. The Wolverines swept all the singles matches in their final dual meet. Men's Glee Club Campus Favorites for 93 Years ' f ~ \p Long an outstanding Michigan tradition the…

December 16, 1953 (vol. 64, iss. 71) • Page Image 6

… of board members feel the commission, having been inac- tive the last four months since its director's resignation, s h o u I d again resume operations. Help fight TB Buy Christmas Sels THE Wolverine

… younger. Wolverine Buses Ask o RRs i n/ 1J ii/i, Y / / uzzh_ -- t ~Y4 K& U- U'Graduate Gets Award A Unversity graduate and world traveler, Francis R. Line, '28, has been named most popular speaker of…

February 16, 1954 (vol. 64, iss. 90) • Page Image 6

… Depth By DON LINDMAN Michigan's chances of dethron- ing Ohio State as Big Ten swim- ming champion are a lot brighter, as a result of the showing. of the Wolverine natators against Michi- gan State last…

…-stars but having little depth. * * * THE WOLVERINES possess a host of excellent sprint freestylers. Ron Gora, Tom Benner, Jack Wardrop,rand Don Hill combined KEEP A-HEAD OF YOUR HAIR Collegiate Cuts to please…

… Saturday night, connect- ed on 30 of their 63 floor shots, a terrific 47.6 percent. * * * DESPITE THIS display of marksmanship, the Wolverines were still in the contest late in the fourth period, trailing by…

… hurt the local five. In the final analysis however, Northwestern's ability to score when it had to was the deciding factor. * * * BARRON, while the high point- getter for the Wolverines with' 19, played…

… of the season to win the side horse and give the Wolverines five wins for the evening. KRUMBHOLZ has been some- what of a disappointment all year, but Saturday he garnered 17 points and should be a…

… serious doubts about the Wolverine chances against the Gophers and the remainder of the season's op- position. * * * TO MAKE matters worse, Harry Luchs, a consistent point scorer1 in first semester…

… two firsts and spark- ed the Wolverines to their first win since beating Wisconsin in mid-January. Adams, displaying tremendous confidence, demonstrated no ill ef- fects from his one semester var- sity…

… n be8 th a' otnothin cke for the Ifsnk ,ATER FTASTE { The Wolverines, while not putting on one of their better performances of the season, still played, according to Coach Bill Perigo, "their best…

March 16, 1954 (vol. 64, iss. 113) • Page Image 3

… 1954 national championship this past week-end. Playing with only two forward lines in the rarified atmosphere of Colorado Springs, the RPI squad overcame Michigan's pre-tourna- ment favored Wolverines

Wolverines were the victims of an eastern referee who refused 4t allow the Michigan squad to play its own brand of hockey. Ed Barry, a Boston official, and and to some extent "Rabbit" Mc- Veigh, who works the…

… com- plete failure of Michigan's usually reliable first line to produce any- thing in the way of offensive strength, added to the Wolverine's frustrations and prevented them from holding the Engineers…

…, Johnny Mariucci's Gophers found themselves in the same position the Wolverines were in twenty-four hours be- fore: three goals behind and playing a fired-up sextet using its' heart as well as its' sticks…

…. Through Dales, Scruggs met the Wolverine track coach, Don Canham. Can- Scruggs attributes much of his cinder success to Canham's vigor- ous practice sessions. A lot of physical training goes into a track…

April 16, 1954 (vol. 64, iss. 133) • Page Image 3

… split the two- game series last year, Western beating the Wolverines, 5-1, in the regular season home open- er, while Michigan edged the nesday. Southpaw Mark Ferrelli Broncs, 5-4, in a game later in…

… pitched the last two innings for the season. Michigan, taking over for Jack The Wolverines led off the '54 Corbett who had started. regular baseball season by trounc- Fisher plans to use a number ing Wayne…

May 16, 1954 (vol. 64, iss. 159) • Page Image 5

… }t) !t> COs Om o lo -y?oy lO G=o<-yCo s) <--yOy <- 15 Women Will Assist In Counseling Capacity At Annual Convention Wolverine Girls' State counse- lors are needed to act as advisors to high school…

… girls attending the 14th consecutive convention, to be held June 15 through June 23 at the University. The annual Wolverine Girls' State convention is the Michigan unit of a nation-wide program sponsored…

April 16, 1955 (vol. 65, iss. 133) • Page Image 1

… library's collection of 18th century English Drama, ac- cording to Wagman. BATTLE TITANS TODAY: wolverine Iaseballers Steamroll Toledo, 16-1 MUDDY WEATHER-Work on the North Campus Automotive Lab pus…

… innings to receive credit for the Wolverine wallop. The senior south- paw showed excellent control," walking only one man and forc--" their commencement exercises ing the rest to ground out. Fingerprint…

Wolverines beat the Titans here three days ago, 5-0. Toledo got off to a bad start in the first inning, allowing the first Wolverine run to score without a hit. Toledo pitcher Dick Baldwin walked centerfielder…

… drove in three runs and was the Wolverine's only ex- tra-base knock. Besides the three actual errors, Toledo made several costly blund- ers in judgment in the fatal frame by either throwing a fielded ball…

April 16, 1955 (vol. 65, iss. 133) • Page Image 3

… SATURDAY, APRIL 16, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY P A t:F. i"'1i.Vl SATURDAY, APRIL 18, 1955 THE MICHIGAI~ DAILY D A ISV 'W'TWDU'U' aA % LA11 L rl I& i Wolverines Smother Toledo; / "' Play r…

… SCREECHING JUNGLE HAUNTS JJA1 E DAN CMN ANDREWS DMD FARRAR By DIANE LaBAKAS A match with the University of Indiana, May 20, should prove of interest to Wolverine tennis soph- omore sensation Barry MacKay in…

… Bill Murphy is expecting to play MacKay with sophomore Dick Potter, whose strong serve and good volleying could make them a potent first doubles combi- nation. Several Wolverines found them- selves safe…

February 16, 1956 (vol. 66, iss. 87) • Page Image 3

… motionless Howes, who never saw the speed- ing puck. Then Gordie Howe- came through with an unassisted goal, and Michigan's dream was shattered. The Wolverines fought back gamely in the final period, out…

… highlight of the humorous Lefty's antics. Five freshmen made their local debut for the Maize and Blue, and of the quintet, wing Gary Starr and defenseman Barrie Hayton stood out for the Wolverines. -Daily…

… background can be seen Wolverine Bob Pitts and the Red Wings' ace, Gordie Howe. Yanks Get Fifth Starter' In Recent Deal With Nats Illinois, Iowa Battle For Cage Honors By JIM BAAD with Wisconsin, one notch…

… Student Publications Building. NHL SCORES Iowa and weak Northwestern. Toronto 1, Boston 0 Through all this the Illini have beaten the Wolverines rather con- New York 6, Chicago 1 come out undefeated and are…

… title. hopes for Michigan are not the highest. The Wolverines have been suffering from an expectedNBOOKS slump as they are currently run--NEWauof ner ning the gamut of Conference i '' powers. They are now…

March 16, 1956 (vol. 66, iss. 112) • Page Image 3

… the Broadmoor Ice Palace. Tonight's broadcast of the Wolverines' clash with St. Lawrence will begin at 10:15. arb philosophized yesterday, "The pre-tournament draw of Michi- gan has had a depressing…

… Landstrom and Mark Booth are the Wolverines' championship contributions to the Cleveland meet. Opposition for Landstrom Landstrom, whose latest pole- vault effort was 14'4" last week in the Milwaukee games…

…-man group to tomorrow afternoon and evening's Denison Relays. Conference champion Dave Owen leads a two-man Wolverine entry in the shot put event. Owen, who consistently puts the shot over 50 feet, is joined…

May 16, 1956 (vol. 66, iss. 156) • Page Image 3

… closest of any team to beat the Wolverines last year, losing 5-4, the graduation of the top three men from the Broncos squad has considerably weakened them.. Most of their matches this year have not…

… over In- diana Saturday. Before the meet Canham had figured the Hoosiers were close to Michigan's equal on paper. But the Wolverines came up with sev- eral above-par performances and literally ran…

… run scoring. Had Benedict made the play, it would have ended the inning. The single error came at a bad, time, but was not the whole of the Wolverine troubles. Steve Boros made a throwing error in the…

December 16, 1956 (vol. 67, iss. 72) • Page Image 1

… fourth quarter of the Wolverine victory over Butler. Cagers Edge Butler, 84-77; Late Surge Brings Victory By JOHN HILLYER It took superior size and a 27-point splurge by sophomore George Lee to do it, but…

… Michigan's scrappy basketball team finally subdued red-hot Butler, 84-77, last night at Yost Field House. Catching fire in the latter portion of the second half, the Wolverines called on superior rebounding…

… third period scoring spree as it came from behind to whip the McGill Redmen, 5-2, before 2,500 fans at the Coliseum last night. The game was the Wolverines' last on home ice for the next two weeks as they…

… head west to- morrow. They will open league play a- gainst Colorado Tuesday and Wednesday and then play Den- ver Friday and Saturday. Changed Team. As the Wolverines took the ice to start the third…

… from 15 feet to push the Wolverines out ahead and virtually break McGill's back. Loose Puck The fourth goal came at 8:57. Don McIntosh raced around be- hind the McGill net with the puck, and then flipped…

January 16, 1957 (vol. 67, iss. 88) • Page Image 1

…--Pandemonium breaks loose as Neil McDonald (not shown) slides the first of three third period goals past goalie Joe Selinger enabling the Wolverines to defeat Michigan State, 3-2, In the foreground is Michigan's Ed…

… Switzer, who scored the win- ning goal a few minutes later. Wolverines Rally To Defeat Spartan H ockey. Squad,,' 3-2 Howes Plays Final Game for Michigan; MacDonald, Rendall, Switzer Get Goals By JIM BAAD…

January 16, 1957 (vol. 67, iss. 88) • Page Image 5

… competition with experienced Conference teams resulted in nothing better than a fourth-place finish for the young Wolverines. THEN CAMF THE YEAR 1920, and for half a basketball season it seemed to be just a…

… finally six games, a challenging position for the title. ILLINOIS STOOD as the barrier to the Maize and Blue un- beaten string and at the same time stood in the way of its championship dreams. The Wolverine

January 16, 1957 (vol. 67, iss. 88) • Page Image 9

… the Wolverines have win if they had hit on an extra ten per cent of their foul shots? Why, you may ask, do we need a mathematician for this simple operation? The answer is the one-and-one foul rule…

… can be assessed or not, it is a safe assumption to conclude by saying that an improvement from the 15-ft. line would help Bill Perigo & Co. The Wolverines, currently in a three-way tie for second place…

… no one ever gave us a chance of getting there, and then win- ning the playoffs." Another thrill for him was the pair of goals he scored in those playoffs. Quartet Enters K. of C. Relays Four Wolverine

February 16, 1957 (vol. 67, iss. 97) • Page Image 1

Wolverines close out their two game series with an afternoon game at 3:30 p.m. today. Forward Wally Maxwell led the dazzling display of power last night, firing three goals and add- ing an assist for four…

… points. Max- well found the range twice in the second period and then gained himself the coveted, three goal "hat trick" with only two seconds remaining in the game. Other Wolverine marksmen were Neil Mc…

… Early Advantage The Wolverines moved out in front 2-1 late in the first period, padded their lead with two more in the middle frame, and then turned the game into a rout with four goals in the last period…

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