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… teammate Dave Gilland- ers and surrendered his AAU title to another Wolverine, Frank Le- gacki. This past summer Tashnick represented the United States in the Pan-American Games. The loss of Tashnick leaves…

… Gil- landers the sole Wolverine stand- out in the 200-yard butterfly. 7 QUALITY FOOTWEAR Thirty years of shoe experience here in Ann Arbor with Michigan students convinces us "that there is no…

… victories over Iowa State, Minnesota and Purdue dur- ing the semester break. Coach Gus Stager, using few of his star swimmers in their spe- cialties, saw his Wolverines de- feat Iowa State, 70-25 and Min…

…-; nesota, 69-36, January 15 and 16, the weekend preceding exams, and then return after a two-week lay- off to trounce Purdue 70-34, Feb. 1. In winning these three meets the Wolverines had 19 different…

…. BLOCK Wisconsin came from behind in the last minute of play last night to defeat Michigan's basketball team in a thriller, 81'-78.. It was the fifth such cliffhanger for the Wolverines in Big Ten play…

… noisiest crowd of the season, 9,100 strong, greeted the Wolverines, but couldn't quite urge them on to victory. Although they held a 76-70 advantage with but 4:45 to, play, Wisconsin capitalized on their…

…'s Fred Thomann clipped, Harris under the boards, and the Wolverine forward calmly stepped to the foul line and swished two. The Spartans had just 16 seconds to keep possession of the ball to snatch a one…

… as much as five in the first half, but the Wolverines came back to pop into a 29-87 lead on a 30-footer by guard Bob Cantrell just before the half. The Spartans were ahead at the intermission 33…

…. - Michigan won its third straight Big Ten wrestling dual meet yesterday with a smashing, 26-6 win over Purdue. Saturday the Wolverines trounc- ed highly rated Minnesota, 17-8. Michigan now has a 3-2 'season…

… 10 minutes as the Wolverines struck for a come- from-behind victory. Shut down in the first half by Purdue's assembly-line jump shots, 37-30, Michigan opened shop in the second half with 13 points in…

… Wolverines held the lead in limbo. Then forward Dave McClellan, playing on a tightly-taped tender ankle, limped off with a charley horse. Enter Willy. "McClellan's injury wasn't ser- ious. He could have gone…

… points and 14 re- bounds, and the Wolverine posse rounded up the stragglers. King, head coach at Purdue, em- phasized that the Boilermakers couldn't outrun the Wolverines. like Michigan, with its height…

… eye-catching 63.6 per cent, compared to Michigan's lukewarm percentage of 42.0 The Wolverines, after hitting a freezing 32.8 before halftime, turned on for a cool 50.0 after. Downhill Purdue dipped…

…, Michi- gan and Michigan State were dealt severe blows just before Big Ten weekend when Wolverine heavyweight Fred Olm and State's 157-pound Bob Moser both re- ceived serious injuries in the same dual meet…

…. With Moser and Olm unable to compete for their teams, the Spar- tans finished only five points be- hind champion Minnesota and the Wolverines only three points far- ther back. The story might have been…

… among the best in their divisions. The "Wolverines should also score at 130 and 147. Further enhancing Michigan's, chances for the title are the home- crowd advantage and the tradition of Keen…

…-pound Bill Gorman. The Wolverines will have to be at their peak if they want to grab their first Big Ten crown since 1956. The last four Confernece team champions have won by margins of four points or…

…'s fore- most collegiate matmen, and ranks as a prime contender for the Big Ten heavyweight title. He trounced Pitt's big Tom Hall to cap the 17-11 Wolverine win, and drew with Iowa State's tough Jan…

… coach Al Renfrew and Wolverine backers. "I'm not worried about it, though," says man-on-the-spot Gor- Bere son, a sturdily-built Canadian who has just become a first- semester sophomore. Berenson, a 20…

… follower of the Michi- gan hockey team might recognize the names and think he was read- ing of another Wolverine win. But he's be wrong. Win Western Canada Title The time was March, 1958, the scene was…

… Canada's finest Junior "A" teams has be- come the key to the Wolverines' current success and future hopes. And the strangest part of the story is that in a period in which extensive recruiting is engaged…

… played on a line with two of the current aggrega- tion, and Kelly's linemates went to Denver and North Dakota. The five Wolverines from Regina have become good-will agents for Michigan and are currently…

…-7 Loss; Wakabayashi Gets 4 Points By DALE SIELAFF The Wolverines came roaring Special To The Daily back in the middle stanza, closing EAST 'LANSING - Spartan the gap to 5-4 on goals by Bob Coach Amo…

… dwindle to a 7-7 tie, before Tom Mikkola beat the Wolverines' Harold Herman with twenty sec- onds to go for the win. Runaway It looked as if the hosts would skate away with the game, pulling in front 3-0 in…

… used two "falls, five decisions, and Kahon's forfeit in putting together its whitewash vic- tory. At no time was a Wolverine seriously in trouble, and most of the matches were lopsided. Bob Fehrs began…

… being tied Besides the 130-pound clash, the 147-pound division battle ranked as the closest of the day. Cal Jenk- ins of the Wolverines finally managed to garner a 7-3 decision after Illinois' Bob…

…:51. Penal- ties: MSU - Coppo (interference) 4:05. M-Schiller (offensive check- ing) 4:25. MSU-McAndrew (slash- ing) 7:33. M-Koviak (fighting- evicted) 8:06. MSU-Purdo (fight- The Wolverines bounced back, and…

… Wolverines, with Schiller, Hank Brand, and! Mark Thompson doing the lion'sl share, along with Ferguson and BoO Boyset. Penalty Killers A the opening of the third period with the Spartans holding a 3-4 man…

…~artilabroth- Sed lden opporuni- Ton ig t ktheWolveines have the chace o gt eenas the two teams meet head on in a re- match in Ann Arbor at 3 p.m. -Daily-Kaimalakar Rao DAVE PORTER. Wolverine heavyweight, gained one…

… things tonight at the Canterbury House 218 N. Division 8:30 P.M. one dollar per person SEVEN FIRSTS: Frosh Top Novice Rel y By JOHN SUTKUS The Wolverines' freshmen cin- dermen looked impressive last…

… Michigan will enter both a and a two mile relay team in Los Angeles Times Charity k Meet on February 12.' he six Wolverines who will e up the two teams are: Cap- Earl peardorff, Marsh Dick- n, Bryan Gibson…

… tonight." McRae had turned in several fine times during his freshman year and in practice sessions this winter. He was ex- pected to be the Wolverines top hope iri both the high and low hurdles this winter…

… sprint midley. In the latter event, the Wolverine foursome of Brian Qibson, Leon Cercone, Jeff Engel and Ergas Leps set an AAU mark of 3:30.9. The last three runners are sophomores. Other.eMichigan winners…

…, Bennie McRae, Willie May and Dick Cephas discuss their favorite sport, May, former Indiana star and Big Ten titleholder, is a member of the Chicago Track Club, which meets the Wolverines in Yost Fieldhouse…

… indoor track champions will have its hands full tonight when it takes on a powerful Chicago Track Club squad at 7:30 in Yost Field- 4 I 1209 So. University NO 3-6236 house. Wolverine Coach Don…

…q PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATUBDAY.,FEBRUARY 5,1966 IN MINNEAPOLIS: Swim Team Battles Gophers in Dual Meet By BOB McFARLAND The Wolverine tankers launch their powerful flotilla again today…

…. Regarding Romstad, who placed 10th nationally last season in div- ing, Stager's opinion was that "we ought to be able to handle him." Bruce Brown and junior Bob Walmsley will be representing the Wolverines in…

… that depart- ment. Number One!' Romstad, Spencer, and the re- mainder of the Gopher squad, many of whom are untested soph- omores, will be meeting in the Wolverines the nation's number one ranked team…

…- tory as a basketball power. The Hoosiers had it all wrapped up. They had cut the undefeated Wolverines down in their only Face closer to the truth than they had ever desired. Cazzie Russell's jumper…

…. Minnesota had a fair 4-4 record last year, and is now rebuilding, but the Wolverines will head into the meet with just 11 men to pro- tect a perfect 3-0 dual meet record for this year. dividual members of…

…, while Farley will be backed up by Rich Walls in the 500. The Wolverines' 400-yard free- style relay team has turned in the top time of the season with a 3:12.5, and Michigan's 400-yard medley relay squad…

… rated second. Taking into consideration the Wolverines' formidable national! recognition, the Gophers may havej a rough task even denting the Michigan record today. One thingI that the Wolverine natators…

… records. But then came a big disappoint- ment. The 200-yd. butterfly turn- ed into a 1-2 finish for Minnesota, with Wolverine Jeff Moore only gaining the third position. The winner in that event was sopho…

… 100-yd. freestyle. This gave the Gophers a commanding 39-27 lead. But the Wolverines were not about to give up. Ed Bartsch swam to a first in the 200-yd. back- stroke and teammate Mike Reis- sing came…

… despite two Wolverine dis- qualifications. Geza Bodolay fin- ished first in the 200-yd. breast- stroke but was disqualified as was Jeff Longstreth in the 200-yd. butterfly. Princeton, however, was forced to…

… compete in the meet without star breaststroker Gardiner Green. The standout senior was second at 100 yds. and third at 200 yds., both times immediately behind Wolverine Dick Nelson, at the 1962 NCAA Meet…

… Mich- igan a 35-27 lead, but the Buck- eyes stormed back with eight straight points to knot the con- test. 4. Playing nip-and-tuck basketball from then on, the Wolverines held a 41-39 lead with :42…

… State took a 60-58 lead and were never headed from then on. Bill Triggers Buntin and Larry Tregoning brought the Wolverines back into the game and the scoreboard read 84-81 with just over a minute re…

… The goal judge called it a goal, and one referee called for a faceoff. Big Mixup Half the Wolverine team piled over to the crease to find out what was happening. After a long discussion, the Michigan…

… events to pace the Wolverines in a meet inwhich the only apparent Blue weakness was in the freestyle sprints. Badg- er Fred Hogan raced to victory in both the 50- and 100-yard freestyle sprints, but with…

… points after winning the low board competition with a total of 2'72.6. Hogan's wins in the sprints were less than im- pressive, as he turned the 50 in :21.95 and the 100 in :48.41. The Wolverines jumped…

… Monday, February 6 Union Ballroom 7:00-9:30 NOW making their weights," according to Wolverine assistant coach Rick Bay. "Everyone on their squad had to wrestle up one weight.". The Wolverines combined…

… deci- sioned Bill Waterman, 6-3. Initial Pin Michigan sophomore Geoff Hen- son gained his first pin of the sea- son by entangling 130 pound Rich Schildt, after the Wolverines' 123 pound Big Ten champion…

… this time as did Student Govern- ment Council President John Feldkamp, '61. Following the welcome, an All- Campus Sing, organized by the Wolverine Club, featured the Uni- versity cheerleaders, Gus…

… instigated a turning point off the ice, rather. . . than on. The Wolverines returned " to the ice to beat Minnesota 6-4 in the Big Ten tournament. "Paul has done just a remark- able job leading the team this…

…'s game with Purdue. Roger Blalock (41) defends for the Boilermakers. The Wolverines were victorious, 86-74, as four starters hit in double figures. (See story page 7) INFILTRA TE COLLEGES: FDA Exposes Drug…