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September 17, 1956 (vol. 67, iss. 1) • Page Image 30

… had tasted two bitter 14-13 defeats against his old school in the first 'two years of his coaching the Hawk- eyes. ' Victory Saved The Wolverines treated a Home- coming throng to one of the most…

… the Wolverines had won its first six contests. They were lead- ing the Big Ten heap, and were still near the top of the weekly' collegiate ratings. Illinois was next. And then it happened. Michi gan…

… fllini fans a performance remin- iscent of Red Grange's memorable rampage against Michigan many' years ago. He was all over the field, running through the baf- feled Wolverine line almost at will. Michigan…

…-up Wolverines smashed Indiana, 30-0. The Hoos- iers were badly outclassed in this late autum affair. Michigan got the "easy one" out of the way; the "big one" was the following week, against the Buckeyes . .. and…

September 17, 1956 (vol. 67, iss. 1) • Page Image 25

… England.- Following an April southern trip which saw Michigan trounce Vanderbilt and Georgia Tech, the Wolverines came North to contin- ue on their rampage. Playing in two warmup match- es before the…

… State and Western Michigan, more than two years ago, who handed Michi- gan its last defeat., The Wolverines closed their sea- son with an 8-1 victory over Northwestern. By ALAN WINKELSTEIN "Our freshmen…

… the nation, Ohio State. However, the strongest points in the Wolverine outlook this sea- son are the new sophomore addi- tions to the varsity. Who's Who in Swimming A list of the new additions reads…

… were im- portant cogs in the Wolverine at- tack. Delaney took a second in m.. CHAMPION DOUBLES COMBINATION - Barry MacKay (left) and Dick Potter not only won the Big Ten first and second singles…

September 17, 1956 (vol. 67, iss. 1) • Page Image 24

… slight improvement over last tade some bad mistakes have changed the picture. year's fifth place finish with a c cost us" commented vet- The Wolverines also had trouble record of 8-7. oach Ray Fisher. "We…

…-5, to take the title. Although Illinois had tied Mich- igan for the Big Ten crown with a 10-3 record, the Wolverines gain- ed the chance to represent the Conference in the national play- offs because of…

… its two wins in two encounters with the Illini. A top-notch mound staff in- cluding Jack Corbett, Marv Wis- niewski, Dick Yikorsky and Jack Ritter was the prime factor in the Wolverine championship. It…

…'s leading hitter and inducing the next batter to ground out for the final out. T, Compensating for a season of. disappointing dual meet competi- tion the 1956 Wolverine wrestling squad, in spite of being…

… two opponents to gain fourth place. Another Wolverine, Frank Hirt, gained an upset decision over top- ranked Bill Muther of Illinois at 137 to take a vital second. Undoubtedly the most exciting match of…

… falls on one another. Marchello Wins Title Marchello's bout with Kurdel- meier was the final and decisive one which gave Michigan the ti- tle. It seemed to everyone but Marchello that the Wolverine title…

September 17, 1956 (vol. 67, iss. 1) • Page Image 22

… -- BAGS-- SHOES Wolverine Thinclads Retain T Both Indoor, Outdoor Titles -li By JOHN HILLYER It was another banner year for Michigan track. Under the able guidance of their successful young coach…

…, Don Can- ham, the Wolverines again brought both the indoor and outdoor Con- ference titles back to Ann Arbor, making it four straight crowns, in- cluding both indoor and outdoor meets. The indoor season…

… Olympic team for the surprised O'Reilly, who will be only a junior this year. Then came the Big One ... the Conference indoor at.East Lansing. And the powerful Wolverines were ready for it. Circulating…

… monarch from Michi- gan was crowned-pole-vaulter Eeles Landstrom-who cracked the fieldhouse mark of 14'1%/8", set by Illinois' Dale Foster in 1955, with a 14'2" effort. The incomparable Wolverines scored in…

… Championships at Berkeley, Calif. With a team point total of 19 7-10, the Wolverines placed eighth in the meet won by UCLA with 55 7-10 points. Dave Owen was outstanding for. the Wolverines, bettering his Con…

…:53.7. Geert Keilstrup also added points for theWolverines by placing third in the 3,000 meter steeplechase in 9:34.3. Michigan's other points were gathered by Eeles Landstromr and Mark Booth in the pole vault…

March 17, 1956 (vol. 66, iss. 113) • Page Image 4

…THE MICMGAN IAIhY SATURDAY: MARCH 17, 1959 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, MARCH 17, 1956 Wolverines Lendall's Goal Defeats ,arnes Howes Excels (Continued from Page 1) Seek Sixth NCAAIce Crown…

… the spirit- ed Larries' domination of the game. The Wolverines had been slowly building up momentum from a very slow start and finally cashed in for the tying and win- ning goals in the ensuing 22 min…

… Fourth Another Big Ten champion, Michigan's Mark Booth, took fourth in the high jump, which was won by Notre Dame's Bernie Allard with 6'8". The Wolverine mile relay team, which has been turning in better…

… confidence in being able to destroy the "Yankees of collegiate hockey"-Michigan. St. Lawrence's early strength was in its greater determination and better board-checking against the Wolverines; who lost many…

… National Intercollegiate Rifle Tournament. Wolverine Jan Gogulski, second team all-American, leads the Wol- verines in defense of their section- al title. Among his teammates will be the nationally…

…Donald, and the sparkling "G-Whiz" line of Wally Graeck, Ted Greer, and Wally Grant, the Maize and Blue swept the first NCAA Championship. COMPLIMENTS CAME THICK and fast to the Wolverines for their play on the…

Wolverines took the hospitable Colorado folks at their word. Every year when March rolls around and the tournament flags fly over the gaudy converted polo pen that is the Ice Palace . . . every year at this…

January 17, 1956 (vol. 66, iss. 79) • Page Image 1

… Victor Spree Special To The Daily MADISON, Wis.-Michigan's basketball bubble burst last night. After winning three straight in Conference competition, the Wolverines were dropped, 69-58, by a fighting…

…, the Wolverines, led by Pete Tillotson's five field goals and brilliant re- bounding, staged numerous sec- ond-half rallies but were unable to come closer than eight points to the Badger quintet. The…

September 17, 1956 • Page Image 12

…'s, should Wolverine gridiron star wanted to Any writer knows . . ." There were not even sheets on the Some years after the death of the a book reviewer! All writers ,know what happened to the All "Now you…

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