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… Terrapins, the Wolverines improved their record to 3-0, while knocking their third con- secutive non-conference foe out of the top 20 in the national rankings. IN HANDING the Terps their first shutout since…

… is helped when our offense is able to move the ball." Michigan quarterback Jim Har- baugh moved the offense effectively all afternoon. In his best passing day as a Wolverine, the senior signal- caller…

… receiver. Paul Jokisch, who starred for the Wolverines last week, Kattus was able to break into the open several times for key receptions. See KILLER, Page 10 Fan sdon 't recognize, doc trine By MARK GRAHAM…

… Shakey Jake was the first to sign. But a fan on his way to the Wolverines' game Saturday shook his head and said, "I quit the Communist Party a long time ago." CALL SHAKEY Jake another John Hancock and the…

… at Maryland's one yard line tem- back on the next play on a fumble recovery and eventually scored en porarily halting a Michigan scoring drive. The Wolverines got the ball route to their 20-0 victory…

… final statistics, you would expect the usual 40-point deficit. Michigan piled up 255 yards rushing and 390 overall, compared to Indiana's 111 and 232. And the Wolverine offense held the ball for 38…

…, the Wolverines took the ball on their own 11-yard line and calmly marched 89 yards for a touchdown. Running backs Jamie Morris and Bob Perryman gained the bulk of the yardage, with Perryman plunging…

… over from the one to give the Wolverines a quick 7-0 lead. But that score was still on the board at halftime. Indiana's vaunted offense didn't convert a single third down or enter Wolverine territory in…

…'s leading receiver with four catches. "We knew it would be no cake-walk. In- diana was pumped up for us." The Wolverines had a couple more chances to score in the' half. Once they had a first down at the…

… fullback Bob Perryman soars over Indiana defender Joe Fitzgerald (62) for the Wolverines' first touchdown. The two-yard run proved to be the game-winner. The beginning of a nearly forgotten era The "Free…

… 1983, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, January 30, 1983 Ten Cents Eight Pages Harper, Ilini 'blow past weary '', 87-74 By LARRY MISHKIN Apparently the Michigan Wolverines lost more…

…-74 loss to Illinois before 12,876 fans and a regional television audience. THE TURNING point in the contest came with almost nine minutes left and the Wolverines up, 58-56. Richard r Rellford, off a pass…

… trip to the Rose Bowl on Jan.1 is out of the question. The Wildcats (1-3 Big Ten, 1-5- 1 overall) continue to build their program, while the Wolverines (2- 2, 4-3) aim to to salvage the season by…

… contests with Michigan winning its remaining games, in order for the Wolverines to claim a See TAYLOR, Page 12 the American people will know what's up." Ginsburg was reported to be the choice of Attorney…

…. The Hawkeyes, winners of nine of the past 11 national championships and the last 15 Big Ten titles, had not lost a dual meet since 1974. Before reaching the finals, the Wolverines defeated Purdue, 32…

… STEVE BLONDER SPECIAL TO THE DAILY WEST LAFAYETTE, Ind.- Playing arguably their best game of the season, the tenth-ranked Wolverines handed Purdue its fourth consecutive loss, 99-88, Sunday in West…

… criticized the poll work- See ELECTIONS, Page 2 Before Michigan's 85-70 win over Grambling State, the 1989 NCAA Championship banner was displayed to the Crisler Arena crowd. Wolverine coach Steve Fisher…

…? We didn't either, but members of "Big M Enterprises" want Willy the Wolverine, who plugged himelf on the Diag yesterday, to be our campus mascot. "He's so cute," said one student. Big M hopes you…

…'d like added: "We're not talking double- 'entatively at times, but Wolverine universities to keep tuition below digit increases." head coach Bill Frieder didn't fault the rate of inflation. Eastern…