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… Dixon Farmer's cross- country Wolverines have per- formed workouts of this type throughout the entire season and tomorrow will compete in Lake Crystal, Illinois with the hopes of turning over a few leaves…

… better idea of our chances for next weekend," Farmer commented. The Wolverine chances may be dampened by the possible loss of number three runner Jon Cross. Cross hasn't run well lately and it is feared…

… reason- ed it this way, "If Brown and Bolster can repeat their perform- ances and if we can place three mote guys in the top twenty, I think we can win." But the ifs will have to wait as the Wolverines…

… . . . then the Wolverines give it a go at 1:30 p.m. against Minnesota's Gophers . . . if that's not your idea of a good time the Go club is holding a meeting at 2 p.m. in room 2050 Frieze Building (by the way…

… This is the way it was for Homecoming 25 years ago, when stud ents here hung a giant replica of the Michigan Daily across the front of Stockwell Hall. The date was Oct. 22, 1949 and the Wolverines had…

…- defeated Michigan Wolverines take on an injury-riddled Min- nesota squad in Michigan Sta-, dium.I The 6-0 Wolverines hope to break a string of three straight, lackluster performances, in- cluding last week…

… right. Still, Bo remembers that passing saved some cru- cial drives against the Bad- gers last week. On the defensive side, the Wolverines' success in capturing their seventh straight Little Brown Jug…

… devastating hit by Wolverine Mik e Holmes (40) while Jeff Perlinger (97) looks on. Michigan gave up 20 points to Minnesota. Wisconsin last week, and hopes to improve today against t E MICHIGAN WINS…

… and a goal on a picture play with the lot of mistakes," were, accord- INIGHT EDITOR help of Captain Randy Tru- ing to Wolverine Coach DanjL BILL STIEG deau. While skating in from the Farrell, what kept…

… sively," Farrell stated, not at; handed, the Wolverines monopo- his own rebound shot in. all satisfied in spite of the lized play. OSU had only five Neal, a 5-8 senior, earned the' score and the remarkable…

…-1 at 8:30 of the last per- Bol, Natale) 8:52; 3. M -DeBol while the Wolverines were short- iod. The 210-pound junior, lead- (Neal, Fox) 12:05, pp; 4. M - Kawa handed. Neal and Greg Fox as- ing scorer for…

… the Wolverines (Trudeau, Manery) 14:49. sisted as the Detroiter slapped last year with 25 goals, was as- No scoring. a rebound shot past OSU goalie sisted by Fox and Doug Lind-, THIRD PERIOD Dan…

… because "it's fun." of the, Wolverine Sports Club man student and Engineering Experienced c y c 1 i s t Marc braved the blustery weather to Professor Joseph Datsko, one Ness said "It's really exciting…

…: pedal 25 laps (nearly 30 miles) of the crowd's favorites. ( There's a whole lot more to rac- for the second race. Wolverine Chris Bodycombe, ing than what people think." Each time the racers churned…

… trophies, nouncer Fred Cappy kept up a donated by Stroh's. Area mer- MOST of the Wolverines train steady stream of encouraging chants including Campus Cor- year 'round. In the winter they chatter for the…

… Wolverines should keep in mind the day after tomorrow a homecoming victory over the Minnesota Gophers, 33-20, on Oct. 26, 1968. Bill Cosby showed up for the festivities that night. Also that day in the…

… more than just 27 hockey games last year. The Wolverines lost three of their top scorers to injury, two of them for large portions of the season and one who won't play anymore. First to go was Terry…

… its scoring punch. Michigan averaged only 3.61 goals per game last year. During last year, the Wolverines also lost any idea of which of their three goalies should play in the-nets. Netmin- ders Rudy…

… fact remains that tp win 5 t Dan Lerg you must score, and this they did not do. Last year the Wolverines were last in the WCH A in goals scored (117) and last in the standings. Through their last twenty…

… his knee. DUE LARGELY to these untimely in- juries, the Wolverine offehse never really got untracked. But with the usual pre-season optimism, Farrell is con- fident about this year's attack. "If our…

… netted themselves. UNLESS THE Wolverines improve on the lowest scoring offense in the WCHA, the defense will be relied on heavily to keep the team in the game. According to the Wolverine defen- semen…

… year's experience may prove invaluable to the Wolverines' defensive corps in improving on las~t year'sdlisappointing season. Doug Todd THE BULK O the responsibility, however, still remains with the…

…, THAT old rectangular building the color of dried blood with a thousand pigeons roosting on the roof, is the place where the Wolverines play hockey. The sight lines there are effective, so it's a good…