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… the Wolverines in scoring this past season. ROB PALMER, a defense- man, was selected by the Los Angeles Kings. Palmer was a steady performer who helped Michigan to a fourth place fin- ish in the WCHA…

…'s case, that is quite sig- nificant. The Wolverines have two ex- cellent pitchers, Lary Sorensen and Mark Weber, but beyond that is incon- sistency. TODAY, MICHIGAN goes with its best - Sorensen. The…

… ended his career as a Wolverine with a 22.4 clocking for sixth in the 220 and John Cross turned in a 14:41.0 in the hree mile run for a sixth place finish. Michigan standout Mike Mc- (hire did not…

… Regional Tourna- ment, losing to the Hurons 2-1 Monday afternoon. With the Wolverines ready to bat in the top of the ninth Sunday, a tre- mendous thunderstorm deluged the EMU Baseball Stadium forcing the sus…

… WOLVERINES forced the final game with a nail-biting 4-2 decision over the Hurons Sunday morning. Freshman Bill Stennett, called upon by Benedict to start the crucial game, Pitched 6 innings of gutty baseball…

… schoolmates stared. On Channel Two, Campy was inter- viewed by sports reporter and Wolverine assistant basketball coach Fred Snowden, who asked him, "One final question, Campy. Are you related to Cazzie Rus…

… the Daily PONTIAC - Basketball coach- es around the country were left with broken hearts in the wake of Campy Russell's decision to come to Michigan, but Wolverine as- sistant coach Fred Snowden could…

… recruiters. Imagine a team consisting of Henry Wilmore, Ken Brady,, John Lockard, Ernie Johnson and Campy Russell: think of these glorious trips the Wolverines would take to the NCAA tournament. Crisler Arena…

… the fifth highest scorer in Ohio history, The Wolverines are still after Kevin Grevey, the Southwest player of the year in Ohio, and Lindsay Hairston of Detroit Ket- tering. The Detroit News Wednesday…