February 05, 1983 (vol. 93, iss. 104) • Page Image 8
… as he reads the prognosis. The coach, who lately has become the star of the ongoing basketball saga, "All My Wolverines," has encountered more daily traumas than Luke Spencer experiences in a whole…
… State (10-8, 3-5). A run-in with the Michigan family's arch-nemisis, however, might be just what the doctor ordered. Because after jumping out to a fast, 11-3 start, the Wolverines have dropped four…
… LATE! ORDER YOUR 1983 WILDCATS TRIUMPH, 5-3: Icers fall to Northern Michigan Illl 114 *lIl1 IINS ! 11 /2 TODAY AND SQ' By JOE CHAPELLE Special to the Daily MARQUETTE - The Wolverine icers played…
… Rempel picked up the puck at the blue line and dribbled it past Michigan goalie Mark Chiamp. The Wolverines struck back a little more than two minutes later, at 9:15, when sophomore defenseman Mike Neff…
… Chancellor poked the puck into the Wolverine net with just 3:43 gone. The Wildcats gathered more momentum when Bob Curtis was called off the ice at 5:08 for tripping. Michigan had trouble getting off even one…
… only the third of the season for the young Castlegar, British Columbia native. The Wolverines closed the gap to 4-2 at 6:12 when Brad Tippett placed the puck into the Wildcat goal. Both Michigan and NMU…
… make the score look respectable when, with only 28 seconds to go, Jim McCauley took a Ted Speers pass and drilled it past Poeschl for the final score of the game. The loss dropped the Wolverines to an 11…
… beaten the Wolverines the past five years, and simply wore down Jamie McNaughton. Giese finally pinned the young freshman at 5:46 of the third period. FROM THEN on, it was all Michigan. Mike Der…
…Garabedian got the Wolverines going with a closely con- tested, 3-2, decision. The winning point was awarded on the basis of "riding pers groun time," which is time in control. Greg Wright followed suit at 134…