May 22, 1960 (vol. 70, iss. 166) • Page Image 6
… yester- day, but Wisconsin scored twice in the last inning to win the second game 5-4. The split left the Wolverines with a final Big Ten mark of 7-7. The Badgers, who beat Michi- gan State Friday, 1…
… Wolverine forth. The Bad- gers had clouted McGinn for six hits and three runs in the first three innings. Michigan also came from be- hind in the seventh-inning night- cap only to see its efforts go to waste…
… been in- tentionally walked to fill the bases, but the strategy backfired when Marshall batting for Dick Hemming singled to end the game. The Wolverines had gone ahead in the sixth on a double by Bill…
… Roman and a sacrifice fly by Dave Brown. - Hemming pitching in relief of starter Marty Stillman won it. The doubleheader ended a The doubleheader ended a rather disappointing season for the Wolverines…
… whose title hopes were smashed the second week- end of the season when defend- ing champion Minnesota handed them 1,1-3 and 10-1 defeats. While the Wolverines are taking exams* next weekend, several of…
… extreme left is sixth-place, John Lattimore. Wolverines Win Five ChanpionshIpS In Losing Effort;_Robinson Takes Two 94 v-Groun'd out for Hemming in 8th MICHIGAN .. ..000 200 400 6 7 0 Wisconsin.......210…
… was the second year in a row that Johnson's Illini had bounced back from an indoor defeat at the hands of Don Canham's Wolverines. "It was a terrific meet," said Johnson. "It's a shame that Bennie Mc…
… seriously and that work began to bear fruit yesterday. With two years of eligibility remaining, he could become one of the finest shot putters in Michigan history. Another Wolverine yearling who could rewrite…
