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… FOR RENT COMPLETELY FURNISHED 4 bedroom home, available June-Aug. $275/mo. Call 663-0141. 25C10 DON'T BE LEFT OUT! 5 MAN Available Fall 761-7600 By BILL DINNER It is doubtful if Wolverine tennis…

… coach Bill Murphy could have' asked for a nicer finish to his coaching at Michigan than to gaze I at the courts and see a Wolverine in every final match. It is a fact that no other Bigj Ten team has ever…

… dominated a conference meet as the Wolverines did on Saturday at East Lansing. The Wolverines won eight of the nine final matches and racked up an impressive 161 points, only 5 short of perfect, and 75 points…

… with a 1126 total, six strokes ahead of Purdue. The Wolverines, who were only six strokes out of third place after the first round, could not cope with Saturday's cold and windy weather finishing the day…

…, Northwestern - 1606. Individual Wolverine scores --Daily-Bill Dinner MARK CONTI, LEFT, and Dick Dell scored an easyy 6-2, 6-0 win in the conference number two doubles. Conti also breezed to a 6-2, 6-2 win in…

… 'til next year for Coach Moby Benedict's Wolverine base- ball squad. Michigan's last hopes for the Big Ten championship disappeared this weekend when the diamond squad dropped three of four deci- sions…

… Daily EAST LANSING - 'Would you believe 12 out of 12? The Michigan netmen took all 12 of their matches in the first two rounds of the Big Ten Tennis Championships yesterday, and all six Wolverine singles…

… entries and all three doubles teams advanced to today's semi-final round. On the basis of matches won in dual meets, the Wolverines en- tered the tourney with a 10-point lead over host Michigan State, and…

… rounds are worth three points. Three First-Round Matches The Wolverines drew first round byes at all three doubles positions and at three of the six singles slots. The remaining three of the Wolverine…

… singles slot, knocked off the Buckeyes' Bob' Harrison in the opening round by a score of 6-1, 6-3. The second round did not go as easy for the Wolverines, but they managed to come out of it un- scathed…

… faced the Wolverines, and it was the only loss incurred by State, which advanced five singlists and all of its three doubles pairs to the semis. Hedrick had defeated Monan 6-4, 6-2 in a dual meet early in…

… began to make more fre- quent mistakes while Hedrick appeared to grow stronger and won the second game and the match, 6-1. Three of the Wolverines-Dix- on, Ron Teeguarden and Ed Waits -were seeded first…

…. The Wolverines were disap- pointed about not playing yester- day as they wanted to revenge an earlier 8-4 defeat by the Fighting Irish May 3, and also make up for last year's 21-0 shellacking. Al Koch…

… "sluggers." Michi- gan has blasted seven home runs in the last three games. After today's tilt, the Wolverines Journey to Madison for a double- header tomorrow with Wisconsin, closing out the season. Michigan…

… be the event that will decide this year's Big Ten Champion. This school has a duty to the fans, to the student body and most of all to the athletes themselves. Loyal Wolverine fans have come to expect…

… and Illinois in track) the Big Ten itself cannot offer this. Perhaps the most succinct expression of the opinion of the athletes themselves over this came from Wolverine sprinter John Gregg, soon after…

… were out, Kenney gave up con- secutive walks to centerfielder Andy Fisher and catcher Doug Nelson. Wolverine shortstop Bud Forsythe followed with a sharp single to right, scoring Fisher. Zahn then…

….) and Ken Kendall (NW) to earn his place at the nets against Indiana's Mike Meis in today's finals. The Wolverines' Bob Pritula faces a tough opponent in the number six singles in Jim Phillips of MSU…

… with 77- 86-163. From there the field stretched out among the 66 entrants. The Wolverines' Rod Sumpter carded in with 78-87-165 and sophomore Harry Englehart's 85-87 172 proved to be too low to register…

… PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1065 PAGE FOUR THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, MAY 20, 1965 Wolverine Netmen Shoot for the Title frEEEFI tl~r' The Big Ten tennis crown is on the…

… last two years. Before that, the Wolverines copped the crown four times in a row. -The Hoosiers, beaten by the Wolverines 5-4 in their dual meet last weekend, are the other top contender. They will be…

… were both undefeated during the season, however neith- er played more than half his matches at one position so they will not be seeded. This will be an asset to the Wolverines as it mayr give these…

… stopped only once in number two doubles and numbers three, four and six singles. It could well go all the way in four or five events. The Wolverines get a further boost because Indiana and third- place…

…Wolverines Collect Two Big Ten Champion ships TrackFirst By DAVE GOOD Special To The Daily LAFAYETTE-Michigan's track- men had to wait around all after- noon for Rod Denhart to break the conference…

… pole vault record here yesterday, but there was nothing that could have made them happier. An hour and twenty minutes before, the Wolverines had pulled off what an ecstatic Coach Don Canham called a…

… I 4 'EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 20 1962 I enn is, Track Teams Win Conl ference Crowns Wolverines Fauquier, Dubie, Tenney Win Singles; Senkowski Beaten by Riessen in Meet…

…, suffering from in- consistency on the "big" serves and having trouble with Riessen's shots to the net, followed by drop- ping the first three games of the second set. Then the Wolverine head racketman rallied…

… meet, took the fifth singles crown. He defeated Indiana's Jim Binkley, 6-4, 6-2. Wolverine sixth man, Ron Lin- clau played his best tennis of the season here at the conference meet, but the Michigan soph…

… off in a strong :48.7, and Talt Malone started Leps off in fourth place, he passed up Purdue and Wisconsin down the stretch to put Aquino in second behind Iowa, the eventual winner. The Wolverine Junior…

… Wolverine Ernie Soudek in the discus throw on Friday. CHUCK AQUINO wins 660 (Continued from Page 1) morning round when Tom Pen- dlebury couldn't keep up his tor- rid pace of the day before. Cam- eron came…

… in the thick of the fight for the four spring championships. Indiana (swimming) and Michigan State (wrestling) stopped the Wolverines' dream last February, and these two nemeses, along with Ohio State…

…, are blocking the road again this spring. The Wolverine baseball team got back into its winning ways yes- terday by downing Purdue, 7-5. Bill Freehan poled two homers and a two-run ninth inning single to…

… propel Michigan to its ninth Big Ten victory against one loss. The win coupled with Wisconsin's upset victory over Indiana gave the Wolverines a little breathing space at the top of the standings. A split…

… Wolverines to a come from be- hind 7-5 victory over Purdue. The victory coupled with In- diana's 5-0 loss to Wisconsin left the Wolverines needing only a split in this afternoon's double- header against…

… the first game, and re- tired the Wolverines in order in the seventh inning of the night cap. In the first game, Wagner, the Badger hurler, gave up only four hits and none after the sixth in- ning. This…

… second and Dick Ionig's line sin- gle to right knocked in Chapman. The other Wolverine tallies came in the sixth when Steckley drove a slow curve by Wagner over the left field fence for a home run. During…

… Minneapolis yester- day, threw the Wolverines into the Big Ten lead for the first time this year. Should Michigan win today at East Lansing and OSU and Wis- consin lose one game each, the Netters Place 7 The…

… the semi- finals. At the end of match-play, the Wolverines held a point and a half lead over Michigan State, 119- 11712. The next closest team was Indiana with 84. Mayhew in First Judging by the…