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… before the Blue onslaught. Last year's Wolverines scored a grand total of 2,526 points. Most Won The 13 conference games and the 24 full-season games won by the Wolverines are the most ever won - by a…

… Michigan basketball team. The only losses suffered by last year's Wolverines came at the This set the stage for a Michi-i gan-Princeton rematch. Ever since : the first Wolverine-Tiger encoun-t ter at the…

… another shot at4 the Wolverines.t But Michigan, with Buntinl scoring 22 points and Russell pour- ing in 28, had too much for the sentimental favorites, and even though Bradley led all scorers with 29 points…

… the Wolverines walked away in the second half for a 93- 76 triumph. Second Game In the second game, UCLA beat Wichita 108-89, setting the stage for the dream game in the finals. For the first 10 minutes…

… of that game, the Wolverines looked unbeatable. They roared from a four-point deficit to a seven point lead, 20-13. But the UCLA press began to have its anticipated ef- fect. The Wolverines didn…

… and UCLA losses, the Wolverines notched NCAA victories in Lex- ington, Ky., over Dayton and its 7' center, Henry Finkel, and Van- derbilt, with Clyde Lee ,most val- uable player in the Mid-East Re…

… rally began. With the Bruins ahead 71-51, the Wolverines be- gan stealing passes too-and com- pleting some-until, at the buzzer, they had narrowed the gap to 11 points, 91-80. The 1964-65 'Wolverines had…

… battled as far as they were able. They had made their history. And improvement now has to come from the new Wolverines of 1965- 66. RUGBY TO SKY DIVING: Myriad of Minor Sports Seeks Eager Enthusiasts I I…

… II Wolverine Season Statistics \ creations. pric Ga Sta Prest Levi's available d's I t, in all styles d lan d s zes. the store y 1209 SO] Cazzie Russell, g Bill Buntin, c Oliver Darden, f Larry…

…-confer- ence and playoff) of 2,420 also fell before the Blue onslaught.a Last year's Wolverines scored a grand total of 2,526 points. -Most Won The 13 conference games and the 24 full-season games won by; the…

… Wolverines are the most ever won by a Michigan basketball This set the stage for a Michi-, gan-Princeton rematch. Ever since the first Wolverine-Tiger encoun- ter at the Holiday Tournament in December, in…

… which Michigan roared from behind to win 80-79 after Princeton's All-Everything Bill Bradley fouled out with over four minutes left, the Tigers had been itching for another shot at the Wolverines. But…

… Michigan, with Buntin scoring 22 points and Russell pour- ing in 28, had too much for the sentimental favorites, and even though Bradley led all scorers with 29 points the Wolverines walked away in the…

… second half for a 93- 76 triumph. Second Game In the second game, UCLA beat Wichita 108-89, setting the stage for the dream game in the finals. For the first 10' minutes of that game, the Wolverines looked…

… unbeatable. They roared from a four-point deficit to a seven point lead, 20-13. But the UCLA press began to have its anticipated ef- fect. The Wolverines didn't substitute as frequently as they would have…

… BUNTIN hands of Nebraska, a stunning 74- Then the inevitable late Michi- gan rally began. With the Bruins ahead 71-51, the Wolverines be- gan stealing passes too-and com- pleting some-until, at the buzzer…

…, they had narrowed the gap to 11 points, 91-80. The 1964-65 Wolverines had battled as far as they were able. They had made their history. And improvement now has to come from the new Wolverines of 1965…

… the Wolver- ines 91-80. Between the Ohio State and UCLA losses, the Wolverines notched NCAA victories in Lex- ington, Ky., over Dayton and its 7' center, Henry Finkel, and Van- derbilt, with Clyde Lee…

… Park, Md. RUGBY TO SKY DIVING: Myriad of Minor Sports Seeks Eager Enthusiasts i ,! gt s '-' ; By MARC SPINRAD team. The+ year's only losses suffered by last1 Wolverines came at the' fl ti I…

… Another Conference Crown By JIM LaSOVAGE It took a lot of guts. And that's the biggest thing that kept a rebuilding Wolverine track team in the running for con- ference honors last season. The loss of 13…

… encouraging performances by sophs, but sweeps of both the 70- yard high and low hurdle events by Chicago made the difference in the meet. A few federation meets saw much improvement in Wolverine thinclads…

… had drubbed the visitors 92-49. Three days later the Wolverines disposed of the Irish of Notre Dame in their last indoor dual meet of the season. During the course of the winter meets the trackmen…

… Arbor, the Wolverines retaliated for the earlier loss withs an 89-37 pasting, winning 11 ofa (Continued on Page 8) By BUD WILKINSON The 1965 version of Michigan's men in white served and volleyed their…

… conference tennis crown in the last 11 years. The season started out on a seemingly dismal note when the Wolverines were trounced three times on their spring tour in late March. However, it was the net- ters…

… Northwestern, the only team to top Michigan. The5Wolverines, however, pulled out a 5-4 victory over the Hoosiers and entered the conference meet trailing them by only one point. Northwestern Third By winning…

… number two sin- gles, and Hedrick and Jerry Ste- wart played in number one dou- bles against top-seeded Wildcats Clark Graebner and Bill Rice. ! The Wolverines, who had lost all the above matches in dual…

…, 8-6, 10-8. absorbed a 6-3. 6-3 beating from The Wolverines performed ac- Power and McNerney. cording to form at the other six positions and Michigan men ad- vanced to Saturday's finals in eight of…

… nine spots. Win in Rout Entering the final day of action with a slim three-point lead over the Hoosiers, the Wolverines took six of eight final contests to win the championship in a rout. At third…

…. PA E EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, AUGUST 24, 1965 PAGE EIGHT TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, AUGUST Z4, 1965 . .- wolverine Swimmers Set Tanf ul of Records By JIM LaSOVAGE Stager…

…, entered the competition *New Yorker 3.75 8 ma with the Wolverines, but the 5.00 yr Maize and Blue dominated the Newsweek 4.00 yr 7.00 yr meet. *U.S. News 20 wk 2.00 Although team scores were not & WR 40 wk…

… 7.6 r.50 yr After the holiday- vacation, the Mail your order now, or call our Wolverine squad hosted the Bad- office gers of Wisconsin in the first (*) Pymt. must accompany order dual meet of the…

… season. The ST U DENTBadgers proved a small challenge S. U PENTto the more powerful Wolverines, PE RIODICAL"and Michigan finished on top of a 71-34 score. AGENCY On tRemain Unbeaten EOn the following day…

… the Wolverines boarded the uled in dual meets were featured bus to East Lansing. -tower diving and a 1000-yard Fire Up freestyle race. And when the meet There was a lot of chatter dur- was over, and…

…. sophomore Greg Shuff finished Competition was the sharpest first and third, respectively, in the of the season, but the Wolverines event-a Hoosier strong point- fished out seven firsts and eight the entire…

… PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY. AUGVS'T i4. 1969 PAGE EIGHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY -TTlE~4DAY. ATT(~TT~T ~L 1QA~ r.vasFaa.rai , ci al VfvA71 (.rY 1 7U 1 Wolverine Swimmers Set Tankful…

… Mich- igan College Swimming and Div- ing Meet in East Lanasing. Six other schools, including M:higan State, entered the competition with the Wolverines, but the Maize and Blue dominated the meet…

… match of the two Big Ten powers to come a menth and a half later. After the holiday vacation, the Wolverine squad hosted the Bad- gers of Wisconsin in the first dual meet of the season. The Badgers proved…

… a small challenge to the more powerful Wolverines, and Michigan finished on top of a 71-34 score. Remain Unbeaten On the following day, the Big Ten Invitational Relays Meet was held in Matt Mann Pool…

… apprehension that the Wolverines boarded the bus to East Lansing. Fire Up There was a lot of chatter dur- ing the bus trip, while Captain Ed Bartsch walked up and down the aisle trying to calm uneasy teammates…

… and fire them up for a victory. The team decided that they'd beat State and do a good job of it. Competition was the sharpest of the season, but the Wolverines fished out seven firsts and eight seconds…

… Conference Grown w Way on Little More Than Guts IVetters 1 ftK By JIM LaSOVAGE It took a lot of guts. And that's the biggest thing that kept a rebuilding Wolverine track team in the running for con…

… through in big' much improvement in Wolverine ways. Bob Gerometta started run-f thinclads before the next dual ning like a star quartermiler in meet-this against traditional foe the dash and on the mile…

… time in Ann Arbor, the Wolverines retaliated for the earlier loss with an 89-37 pasting, winning 11 ofE (Continued on Page 8) By BUD WILKINSON The 1965 version of Michiaa men in white served and…

…' eighth conference tennis crown in the last 11 years. The season started out on a seemingly dismal note when the Wolverines were trounced three times on their spring tour in late March. However, it was the…

… and had defeated Northwestern, the only team to top Michigan. The Wolverines, however, pulled out a 5-4 victory over the Hoosiers and entered the conference meet trailing them by only one point…

…-6, otrong bid to top Power but was 6-3, 6-2, and Hedrick and Stewart edged, 8-6, 10-8. absorbed a 6-3, 6-3 beating from- The Wolverines performed ac- Power and McNerney. cording to form at the other six -. In…

…, the Wolverines took victorious in the three touney six of eight final contests to win preceding this one. the championship in a rout. At third singles, Jon Fraser Undefeated took three sets to defeat…

… to the floor of the fieldhouse, Michigan had drubbed the visitors 92-49. "Three days later the Wolverines disposed of the Irish of Notre Dame in their last indoor dual meet of the season. During the…

… the Notre Dame meet. The Wolverines entered the conference championships as un derdogs to Wisconsin and Michi-l gan State. and Minnesota was also being talked . up. The Badgers collected a winning total…