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… the rest of the Wolverines were cruising along with a solid 5-2 lead over the Longhorns. Ontinveros was throwing smoke. Since replacing starting pitcher Rich Stoll in the fourth, he had given up only…

… two Texas hits. The Michigan hitters were connecting as well. Even Wolverine outfielder Dave Stober, who had a regular season batting average of about .200, had, by the end of the seventh frame, stroked…

… what he's going to do to themn So instead of sticking around the Wolverines in With no outs and Jeff Jacob their dugout, Mo got frisky and decided to explore Michigan's Greg Schulte rapped a d a bit…

… arm had been get- might happen if the Wolverines didn ting stiffer and stiffer with every minute of the that particular hit. Middaugh wast delay, was racked for a run by the Longhorns in Tony Arnold…

… they were Wolverine skipper. You can't real] going somewhere. Before the inning was over, Mo daugh. After, Mo would have been b had become a Longhorn. up all the way. Mo continued to make his presence…

… remember Jim Paciorek, the man who was not retired in nine consecutive at-bats. They may remember the four hour and 15 minute Wolverine-Golden Bear game, a battle that was won and lost five times before…

… Michigan's stay atRosenblatt Stadium was brief. The Wolverine presence will be eclipsed by the play of the national powers in the last two rounds, as it should be. There is, however, one Blue image that will…

… walks, Middaugh was in the stands behind home plate meticulously scouting the other teams. There is little doubt that the Wolverines were the most heavily coached team in the series. Many witnesses of…

… 23 batters uninten- tionally, but the fact is, Middaugh threw many of those balls. In the third inning of the final game against Arizona, the Wolverines and the Wildcats were tied, 6-0. The leadoff…

… managerial moves that Middaugh made in that inning would constitute the very definition of over-managing. In the context of this particular Wolverine team in this particular World Series,~however, the coaches…

… acted managerial style becomes understan- dable, and indeed, justifiable. In terms of talent and experience, the 1980 Wolverine team was good, not great. Their roster had an inordinant number of freshmen…

…, including three of the four starting pitchers. Aside from the big four in the lineup, Paciorek, Foussianes, Hool and Wagner, the rest of the active Wolverine batters hit only .262 asa group. It is quite…

… for the program," said an elated Francie Goodridge, the women's head coach. "To be leading so many of those other top schools is a great thrill for us, even though we know it won't last." The Wolverines…

… on the field in Omaha there is little doubt that a good showing will enhance a player's value. Pitcher Rich Stoll and third baseman Chris Sabo are two Wolverines expected to be picked early Monday…

… Wolverine softball squad placed three players on the Big Ten All-Academic team, more than any other school in the conference, and two of those players were named second-team Academic All- Americans. Senior…

… the infield." Morrow, a "fierce competitor and good (lefthanded) stick," will pitch right away for the Wolverines, ac- cording to DeCarolis. "She has a killer instinct. She's always coming at you hard…

…. Outfielder-second baseman Watters, a .417 hitter on the year, was drafted by the Los Angeles Dodgers in the second round, 31st overall. BOTH WOLVERINES said they will not make a decision on their future until…

…." Middaugh added Watters would have a secure spot in the Wolverine lineup if he returns next season. "It's gonna be a tough decision, but if Mike does come back, he'll play second next year." Watters said his…

… the old Wolverine mark set in of the nation's premier freshman title while the Arkansas men's team 1972.. sprinters and garnered the praise of completed track's triple crown with DASCOLA STYLISTS BOTH…

… company with different names, but the board would not support this charge. Union members said the sale See APEX, Page 10 Wolverines start Series See story, Page 12 …

… Wolverines will need all the help they can get in the nets, as the only retur- ning netminder with college experience is senior Peter Mason, owner of a career 1-5 slate. GIORDANO ALSO SIGNED Mark Chiamp…