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May 05, 2009 (vol. 119, iss. 135) • Page Image 1

… outdoor smoking is nothing but huff and puff SEE PAGE 4 ARTS 'Wolverine' not sharp enough Unrealistic special effects ruin X-Men's latest trip to the silver screen SEE PAGE 9 SPORTS 'M' baseball falls flat…

… in Columbus The Wolverines dropped two games before salvaging a late win SEE PAGE 11 IN DEX Vol CXIX, No. 135 1T 2009 The Michigan Daily michigandaiy.com N EW S…

… said. Dong ended his speech with a rousing chorus of "It's Great to be a Michigan Wolverine," and was joined by the graduating class. Larry Page, Google co-founder and University alum, delivered the…

May 05, 2009 (vol. 119, iss. 135) • Page Image 9

…Tuesday, May 5, 2009 The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com 9 'Wolverine' Woes Oberst's latest a true team effort The latest chapter in the X-Men saga disappoints with lackluster effects BY…

… ANDREW LAPIN Daily Film Editor Even by superhero movie stan- dards - hell, even by "X-Men" movie standards - "X-Men Ori- ' gins: Wolverine" looks remark- X-Men ably fake. Take Origins: aside the screen…

May 05, 2009 (vol. 119, iss. 135) • Page Image 12

… strokes nament Soph boosted on the f score o' ter first round were the worst of the eleven Big Ten teams on Saturday, shooting ad, Wolverines a 302 - five shots more than any other team. rop to eighth "It…

… Michigan men's golf team a charge." ut firing this weekend at The Wolverines failed to con- Ten Championships, firmly tend after Friday, and even though op spot as Friday came to a they strung together some…

March 05, 2009 (vol. 119, iss. 103) • Page Image 5

… assists (seven). After a choppy first half, the junior spurred strongest has five goals in his last six games and contributed significantly on theaB ighe n s season of career the Wolverines' third line. He…

… Michigan has seen Lebler clicking on the ice. Last season, he was scratched for 14 of the Wolverines' 43 games, including the CCHA Champion- ship game and the entire NCAA Tournament. Berenson said the…

December 05, 2008 (vol. 119, iss. 65) • Page Image 5

…The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com F Wolverines trying to regain its steep legacy with upset of Duke SAID ALSALAH/Daily Junior Chris Summers thinks the Michigan hockey team's game tonight…

…- Mhigan St look." ines (5-5 CCHA, The Wolverines and Spartans 9-7-0 overall) at Michigan currently trail first-place Miami in enter tonight's Matchup: the standings by nine and 11 points. matchup losers of…

May 05, 2008 (vol. 118, iss. 136) • Page Image 11

…- pionship with almost a month to play before the . conference tour- nament. But then, it dropped 2-of-4 games to lowly ANDY Illinois, ateam REID the Wolverines should have easily swept but seem- ingly…

…, another subpar foe, Penn State, jumped on the Wolverines, winning three straight games inAnn Arbor and allowing Minnesota back in the race for the conference crown. Two weeks ago, then-last-place Indiana…

May 05, 2008 (vol. 118, iss. 136) • Page Image 12

…-team tournament. The Wolverines finished 60 points behind No. 6 Michigan State, which took the title with wins by its first varsity eight, first varsity four and second varsity fourboats. Just three of Michigan…

…'t achieve what we hoped to," junior Julia Nelson said of the Wolverines' disappoint- ing day. Coming in, Michigan was expected to compete with Ohio State for second. The first varsity eight gave the…

March 05, 2008 (vol. 118, iss. 106) • Page Image 9

… than usual to Calif. By COLT ROSENSWEIG Daily Sports Writer OAKLAND, Calif. - The night of the Pacific Coast Classic wasn't one the Michigan men's gymnastics team will treasure - the Wolverines finished…

… fourth of six teams with a 348.95 score. But for many of the Wolverines, that afternoon was one they won't forget. Meet director Karen Owoc informed Michigan coach Kurt Golder the week before that his non…

… for Michigan outside of the pre- season intrasquad. Most of their teammates in the starting lineup for the evening session clustered by the floor in a show of support. Heiter was the first Wolverine to…

…." Though the scores didn'thelp the team's cause later that night, the early session brightened an otherwise dismal day. And those seven Wolverines gained valu- able competition experience, showing the depth…

…, forechecking and penalty killing - the Wolverines gave up five power-play goals to Fer- ris State last weekend - as key areas the coaching staff will stress in prac- tice. The bye week also gives the Wolverines

… them to come to Michigan." As much as Sims speaks fondly about Michigan in his hometown, Wolverine success with the new system will get top talent to seri- ously consider Michigan. Beilein's unique…

…-dwelling Michi- gan team that hasn't recorded an above-.500 record since 2001- 02. In fact, in his last two years with Grand Valley State, the team won more games (54) than the Wolverines had in their last five…

… Jones also ben- efited from her extra work. CHANEL VON HAB'>BURG- LOTHKINGt.N/Daily Michigan assistant coach Mike Williams's(left) knack for player development has helped Wolverines such as sophomore…

February 05, 2008 (vol. 118, iss. 90) • Page Image 8

Wolverines. All three were winnable, with the biggest margin of defeat just five. Each game featured similar problems - the failure to create turnovers, inability to find shots ide game, led by and poor…

… but ingly, the Wolverines didn't or the two-game realize the situation and failed eek. to foul until just one second is was not in the remained. gan has another In East Lansingon Jan. 31, the gainst…

December 05, 2007 (vol. 118, iss. 63) • Page Image 2

…. In 1927, as a result of much lob- bying by former Michigan foot- ball coach Fielding H. Yost, two wolverines - animals, not ath- letes - from the Detroit Zoo were carried around Michigan Stadi- um in…

… cages on game days.0 Eventually, Madej said, one wolverine was kept as a live mas- cot until it became impossible to keep him in captivity because he repeatedly chewed through the bars of his cage. Madej…

… said Michigan did actu- ally use a Wolverine mascot - this time a plush one. The mascot performed dur-Ff# ing the mid 1980s and then again during the mid 1990s before being retired., But the attempts…

… failed, Madej said, because many people thought the plush mascot looked more like a mangy dog or fox thanF an actual wolverine. ANGELA CESERE/Dai, Unlike Michigan, Michigan State has a mascot. He's Sparty…

… Congratulations the following students who were selected for Michigan Apprentice. Each of these Wolverines will enjoy an all-expenses-paid one-day internship with a Michigan alum. " Tony Bolto will have an…

December 05, 2007 (vol. 118, iss. 63) • Page Image 8

… trio of Wolverines, three other letters will be at the forefront - U, S and A. Sophomore Chris Summers and freshmen Max Pacioretty and Matt Rust were named last night to the United States roster for the…

… Financial Group CCHA Player of the Month. The nation's scoring leader posted 18 points in nine games, a span in which the Wolverines posted an 8- 1-0 record. Porter's freshmanlinemate, Max Pacioretty, was…

November 05, 2007 (vol. 118, iss. 43) • Page Image 9

… time, the Wolverines lost in the finals. No. 5 Michigan fell to No. 6 Iowa, 4-1, yesterday in the final of the Big Ten Championships in Columbus. But the Wolverines say the lop- sided score was…

… forward Ashley Lenning- ton scored off a reboundin front of the net. The Wolverines didn't give up, hut the Hawkeyes never relented. Iowa scored an insurance goal with fewer than two minutes left in the…

November 05, 2007 (vol. 118, iss. 43) • Page Image 12

… already given the Wolverines a boost in the first half with two 20-plus yard runs, and when he returned, he recovered a key fum- ble late in the fourth quarter. Seeing his first game action since injuring…

… 110 yards, and, in the first quarter, he even showed some flashes of speed when he broke off a 37-yard run down the sideline to set up the Wolverines' first score. More important, he said he's no longer…

November 05, 2007 (vol. 118, iss. 43) • Page Image 13

… eight minutes remaining. After Chad Henne led a .quick touchdown drive to cut the deficit to three, the Wolverine defense knew it needed a stop so its offense could finish the comeback. And it did…

…. To Mathews.-To the end zone. Nearly as quickly as Henne's detractors had called for Mallett to play earlier this season, the senior had the Wolverines within three. Forty-eight seconds. Seven plays…

… incredible catch over Ross Weav- er's head. Wolverines 28, Spartans 24. Carr was a bit upset Henne went for broke on that third- down. Still 31-yards from the end zone, the coach viewed it as four- down…

… against Northwestern. Less than a month later against Illinois, he returned from an injury to his throwing shoulder to steady the Wolverines after Mallett nearly threw the win away. But Saturday, Henne…

… it in 1953. But after this game, there was no way the Wolverines weren't proud of their newest mythical man. - Herman can be reached at jaherman@umich.edu. 'Mi\ORE ON LINE If you want more coverage…

November 05, 2007 (vol. 118, iss. 43) • Page Image 14

… men's PENN STATE 2 soccer team seemed well on its way to recording its first Big Ten win of the year in its final regular season match. The Wolverines had seized a 1-0 lead against Penn State in the 35…

… intercept the ball. But Marosevic beat him to it, earning a wide-open shot on net, and he easily scored. After the goal, the Wolverines (0-4-2 Big Ten, 10-6-2 overall) had every rightto believe a Big…

April 05, 2007 (vol. 117, iss. 129) • Page Image 5

…. He coached West Virginia tothe Big Dance two of the past three years. Beilein officially a Wolverine Players eager to take next step By H. JOSE BOSCH Daily Sports Editor Former West Virginia men…

… past three years, Beilein has reached the Elite Eight and the Sweet 16. He won the National Invitational Tournament Championship last Thursday. The Wolverines have failed to reach the NCAA Tournament…

… one Wolverine took it to heart. "(We're gonna be) playing hard. If not, we're gonna be on the track," Udoh said. "That's good, it's gonna push us to be the best we can. We just lost four seniors, so we…

April 05, 2007 (vol. 117, iss. 129) • Page Image 8

Wolverines could do some special season. concern. things in the future. "The style of play will probably "I've talked to Manny and Kelvin One familiar face from Michi- change," King said. "(Beilein) men- a…

… busy to reach the choice in Beilein," Jimmy King said. No matter what style Beilein sees fit to employ withhis newroster,the Wolverines hope to enjoy the same success their new coach has had in the past…

March 05, 2007 (vol. 117, iss. 106) • Page Image 1

… year as last year. See FILE SHARING, Page 3A BOTTOM: Ohio State freshman Greg Oden boxes out Michigan's Epke Udoh. no. rOSU eked out a win against the Wolverines Saturday. TOP: Michigan forward Br…

… again. Seniors and roommates Courtney With just one minute remaining and Sims and Dion Har- the Wolverines trailing to the top-ranked ris have underachieved Buckeyes by two on Saturday, Sims throughout…

March 05, 2007 (vol. 117, iss. 106) • Page Image 7

…, stopping a Buckeye run. He hit a 3-pointer just after half- time when an Oden bucket cut the margin to one. And he finished with a game-high 19 points. Yes, Michigan blew the game. The Wolverines were up six…

… Harris and Sims had as Wolverines. Many will. But if you do, also remem- ber that the only reason that those plays mattered was because of the earlier play of Harris and Sims. Remember that the only reason…

March 05, 2007 (vol. 117, iss. 106) • Page Image 9

… Saturday's 65-61 loss to No.1 Ohio State was no different. The Wolverines had numer- ous chances down the stretch but couldn't make the plays or shots they needed in the final minutes to pull off the upset…

… fitting way for Wolverine seniors Dion Harris, Brent Petway, Courtney Sims and Lester Abram to say goodbye to Crisler Arena. Instead, barring an improbable run in this week's Big Ten Tournament, the team…

… bounced in and out, and Ohio State took the rebound the other way, resulting in a Jamar Butler lay-up that gave the Buckeyes their first lead since the opening minutes of the second half. The Wolverines

…, "it" will most likely be an NCAA Tournament birth. While most fans and critics wrote off the Wolverines weeks ago, last Tuesday's win over rival Michigan State gave Michigan a slim chance to dance in…

… March. Add a win over the top-ranked Buckeyes and the Wolverines would've had one more conference win than last season, along with some momentum heading into the Big Ten Tournament. Those two wins could…

… without the With Anderson carryingWis- passion to do so. cousin through its lackluster As the opening game of the first half, the Wolverines (3-13 women's Big Ten Tournament Big Ten, 10-20 overall) needed…

… wound down, it was evident a similar effort from one of its that Michigan was the latter players. team. Wisconsin cruised past But when freshman LeQuisha the Wolverines, 81-59, and into Whitfield decided…

… field pushed the ball, resulting in the basket as Wolverine defend- more turnovers and poor shots. ers started keying on the perim- Despite the less-than-spec- eter. Anderson's unpredictable tacular first…

… half - even by the shots helped her score 11 of the Wolverines' standards - they team's first 17 points. came out of the tunnel ready The first-team All-Big Ten See BADGERS, Page 3B A P P H O Sophomore…

… Jack Johnson and the Wolverines finished second in the CCHA after splitting their weekend series at Ohio State. For Icers, the time is now COLUMBUS - As the final buzzer blared at the Schottenstein…

March 05, 2007 (vol. 117, iss. 106) • Page Image 11

… disqualification. The Wolverines left the rink without engaging in customary post-game handshakes. "A couple guys started shoving (Kevin Porter)," sophomore Brandon Naurato said. "Their bench was already off to…

… possession, Harris drew a foul and went to the line for a one- and-one situation. The 86-percent free- throw shooter came up short on his first attempt, leaving the Wolverines down two. "I think I'm a great…

March 05, 2007 (vol. 117, iss. 106) • Page Image 12

… wrestling team claimed its lineup was more conducive to tourna- ments than dual meets. Tournament time came. And an eighth-place finish was all the 23rd-ranked Wolverines could muster at the Big Ten Cham…

…- pionships this past weekend. But one Wolverine caught fire in East Lansing. Third-seeded Steve Luke emerged as Big Ten Champion in the 174-pound weight class, beat- ing top-seeded James Yonushonis (Penn State…

… insurmountable lead. But despite Luke's win, Michi- gan's overall finish was disappoint- ing. The Wolverines placed third at Big Tens the past two seasons, fin- ishing behind Minnesota and Illi- nois each year…

…. Michigan coach Joe McFarland had led just two squads to finishes lower than fourth before, but this is Michigan's worst Big Ten Championship finish ever. Previously the Wolverines worst finish at Big Tens…

… pounds), who finished sixth, will also be there. Todd was the only Wolverine besides Luke to leave East Lansing on a victory, earning a 12-3 major decision in the third-placebout fol- lowing his…

…. 11 Michigan men's indoor track team closed out the Big Ten Indoor Championships Feb. 23 on a high note. Fifth-year senior Andrew Eller- ton and sophomore Lex Williams led the Wolverines with first…

…-place finishes inthe 800-meter and 5,000 meter-runs, respectively, at the two-day event in Bloomington. The Wolverines fell short of Wisconsin's title-winning 120 points despite 16 scoringefforts in 13 of the…

… Brandon Fellows finishing third and putting us in contention to place well as a team going into the last event of the meet," Wil- liams said. Williams and Fellows both scored for the Wolverines in the 3…

… facility record at Armory Track. However, that assurance didn't help Coming into the last half of the the Wolverines overcome a tough final lap, Erdman blazed past Illi- Golden Gopher squad. nois' Carlene…

… important contributor to the Wolverines' effort. She won her first ever Big Ten title with a time of 8.10 in the 60-meter hurdles and added points with a fourth place fin- ish in the 60-meter dash. No runner…

February 05, 2007 (vol. 117, iss. 90) • Page Image 9

… when the Wolverines immediately fell into the same traps from the disappointing 2005-2006 season - weekend splits, underachieving, a falter- ing power play and countless AMBER defensive lapses - it was…

…. Saturday night, as the seniors gathered in a circle to kiss the block 'M' at center ice, the Wolverines added an emphatic line to their argument with one last regular-season win at Yost Ice Arena. Senior…

… Night was tarnished in 2006 when Michi- gan let a 3-0 lead over lowly Ferris State slip away in the final period. Bitter memories of that heartbreaking overtime loss were imprinted on every Wolverine mind…

Wolverines seem to be improving every weekend. Confidence is blooming. A steady defense is buckling down. They're on their way - some- thing that could never really be said about last season's hot…

… between the rings past Western Michigan goalie Riley Gill's glove. That goal broke a 1-1 tie and put Michigan ahead for good in its 3-1 win at Yost Ice Arena. The victory was the Wolverines' sixth straight…

… period, Michigan goalie Billy Sauer was caught out of posi- tion and without a stick, leaving Hunwick as the lone Wolverine protecting the other side of the net. The puck bounced out to the point where…

… STATE 215.8 on Soon- ers, the top-ranked Wolverines took on No. 2 Penn State. In its biggest triumph of the season, the Michigan men's gym- Michigan senior Andrew Elkind finished first on the parallel…

February 05, 2007 (vol. 117, iss. 90) • Page Image 12

… current eight-season drought, the Wolverines were an NCAA Tournament regular. Over that stretch, Micbigan missed The Dance just three times. And these weren't one-and-done appearanc- es. The Wolverines lost…

… Tarpley, Loy Vaught, Glen Rice, Chris Web- ber, Juwan Howard, Jalen Rose, Maurice Taylor and Robert Traylor all played extensively in the NBA, some to great acclaim. Recent Wolverines are notice- ably…

December 05, 2006 (vol. 117, iss. 62) • Page Image 9

… Michi- American colleges. _ gan because (former Wolverine Just training with quality play- Mike) Cammelleri played on the ers can be a mentally, physically Canadian team, and Jason Botter- and emotionally…

… Southern Conference, while North Carolina State is an undefeated team from the power- house Atlantic Coast Conference. But while a weak opponent may have helped, the Wolverines' senior class got in gear in…

… ability to set up other players allowed younger players like freshman DeShawn Sims to excel against the Terriers. Even though the Wolverines have a number of young players on their team, the burden of…

… just poor play, Amak- er realizes that these seniors have endured it all in their three previous years as Wolverines - all except an NCAA Tournamentbid. "(Amaker) knows how much we've been through…

October 05, 2006 (vol. 117, iss. 23) • Page Image 8

Wolverines' run defense has been. Even after counting the 108 yards amassed by the Gophers, Michigan has allowed just 182 net rushing yards this season. The Wolverines' 36.4 yards per game average continues to…

…'s squad. The Wol- games, the Wolverines are con- verines finished last season with fident they can stop opposing the nation's 41st-ranked run offenses when it counts. defense, yielding an average of "Last…

October 05, 2006 (vol. 117, iss. 23) • Page Image 9

…. Charles High School in Michigan. The only question was when Pum- ford would get to make his first start for the Wolverines. After finishing second at the Wolverine Intercolle- giate while competing…

… there isn't a better way to put it. Pumford had a four-under-par score of 209 (67-71-71) and tied for a tournament-high 13 birdies in just his second tournament as a Wolverine. Capitalizing on his long…

… we'll find out how well he'll contribute from a scoring stand- point." With three consecutive tourna- ments coming up on the schedule for the Wolverines, Pumford will have a chance to establish him…

September 05, 2006 (vol. 117, iss. 1) • Page Image 18

…6B - The Michigan Daily - SportsTuesday - September 5, 2006 0 SCR Wolverines still struggling to score as winless streak continues By Jamie Josephson Daily Sports Writer The first two minutes of…

… at Old College Field in East Lansing this weekend, the Wolverines (1-3-0) came out of the gates against No. 3 New Mexico (1-1-1) with a taste for an upset. After earning its first win of the season…

… goal box that dropped on the foot of one Michigan's play- ers. Though he had time to clear, the Wolverine miss-hit the ball. It went just 18 yards out, right to New Mexico's awaiting attacker, David Gual…

… compared to the air game." In contrast to the 2005 season, when Michi- gan posted wins in four out of its first five con- tests, this year's batch of Wolverines is still working out the kinks. Though…

September 05, 2006 (vol. 117, iss. 1) • Page Image 19

… season, the Wolverines also proved how important it is to jump out to leads early. Michigan 1-1 when it tnt on the hoard first .eoinss just 6-7 when its opponent drew first blood. "It's a lot more…

…) trying to score a goal before the game is over." The Wolverines' one-goal perfor- mance was somewhat disappoint- ing, as they outshot Providence 8-0 in the second half. Michigan also garnered 10 cor- ners…

September 05, 2006 (vol. 117, iss. 1) • Page Image 57

…: 4:08.60. An instant later, the Georgia Tech Aquatic Center erupted for Michigan senior captain Peter Vanderkaay as he pumped his fist toward the Wolverine cheer- ing section. Not only did he earn his…

… originally Senior Peter Vanderkaay earned his second straight NCAA title In tl ran Mar. 2, 2006. yard freestyle, breaking former Michigan swimmer Tom Dolan's NCA Wolverines' repeat national title bid halted…

… celebra- tion from the Tennessee dugout drowned it out. And as the Volunteers clung to each other and jumped with delight, to their right stood a group of sweaty, dirty and worn Wolverines, silently…

Wolverines' season on the line, each batter took their turn facing All-American ace Monica Abbott. The 6'3" pitcher kicked off the bottom of the seventh by striking out senior third base- man Grace Leutele…

…-out, bases loaded, bottom-seventh situation. And just like that, the Goliath in the cir- cle ended Michigan's hopes to return to the WCWS and to repeat as national champs. The 13th-ranked Wolverines entered…

… Findlay followed with a single, Abbott was replaced after just 1/3 of an inning. As Abbott sat in the dugout with a cold towel over her head, the Wolverines kept firing - including another Worthy home run…

… question," said Izzo, whose team went 6- for-10 from the line, compared to the Wolverines' 27-for-34 performance. "It didn't cost us the game, it didn't cost us turn- overs, but ... it's just too bad…

… Dion Harris corralled the rebound, a Michigan victory was just a formality. The win was the Wolverines' first in four tries against ranked opponents this year and also put them in the driver's seat for…

… paced Michigan. He shot a perfect 8- for-8 from the line and drained a trio of big 3-pointers at critical points in the game. Playing at home at Crisler Arena, the Wolverines beat the Spartans for the…

… one-man show - this time, Horton had a supporting cast. Four Wolverines contributed at least nine points. But none added more than senior Chris Hunter. The Indiana native had 13 points off the bench…

September 05, 2006 (vol. 117, iss. 1) • Page Image 58

…6E - The Michigan Daily - New Student Edition 2006 WRESTLING Underdog Wolverines take Big Ten title By David VandeVusse ed a key escape to take a 3-2 advan- Daily Sports Writer tage heading into…

… the to take on the third-ranked Wolverines. period. White received an extra point for Michigan handed the Golden Gophers riding time, giving him a 7-2 decision their first loss of the season in an emo…

… Dave Herman in his last home match as a Wolverine. Ryan Churella continued his dream season with a 5-1 decision to close out the regular season with 22-0 record. Michigan defeated six ranked oppo- nents…

September 05, 2006 (vol. 117, iss. 1) • Page Image 63

… day after his team's exit from the 2005 Big Ten Tournament - Horton retumed to the Wolverines this season. doesn't want to let go of what hap- pened altogether. "I want to put it behind me, but at the…

… surge late in the game secured the win over the Terriers, who had beaten the Wolverines the previous two seasons. It was Horton who stood toe-to- toe with Irish guard Chris Quinn on the road against Notre…

June 05, 2006 (vol. 116, iss. 121) • Page Image 5

…-conference rival was Milford. My emotions toward the 7,000-person village bordered on disdain, to say the least (apologies to any Mavericks-turned-Wolverines). Since May 17, the nation has had a much different view…

June 05, 2006 (vol. 116, iss. 121) • Page Image 13

… battled back from a tournament-opening loss to Minnesota to win four straight and take home the Big Ten conference tourna- ment championship. s The Wolverines have battled all season long. But their final…

… leadoff solo homerun. Then, after senior Jeff Kunkel's single, teammate Doug Pickens gave the Wolverines a 3-2 lead by smacking a two-run shot over the rightfield fence. It was the final time Michigan would…

April 05, 2006 (vol. 116, iss. 106) • Page Image 1

…Wednesday, April 5, 2006 News 2 Iraq charges Saddam with genocide Opinion 4 Sports 10 Emily Beam is sick of Dance Marathon Wolverines buck Broncos twice AN INTERN/IE W i HE DI Er ~ < U FOR SWKn…

… student. About two and a half months after graduation day, she will real- ize the dream she's held since eighth grade - experiencing first-hand how great it is to be a Michigan Wolverine. Russell, who wants…

… do so many Cass Technician Wolverines? The answer lies in a recruiting relationship that reaches back more than 35 years. "U-M and MSU think this is their school," said Doris Walls, director of the…

Wolverine. The school has received two of f the U.S. Department of Educa- tion's Blue Ribbon awards, a mark of excellence in secondary edu- CASS TECH cation. Cass students average 19 First in a four-part on…

April 05, 2006 (vol. 116, iss. 106) • Page Image 10

… allowed Milian to score. "It's up to the defense to field (the ball), and a lot of times they didn't," Haas said. All four of the Wolverines' runs in the first game resulted from errors. Western pitcher…

… second game, though she did have some difficulty running. "She'll be OK," Hutchins said. STILL ROLLING: With yesterday's doubleheader sweep, the Wolverines continued their shutout streak. Michigan has…

… leads the Mid-American Conference in almost every offensive category. In contrast, Michigan's hitters appear to have entered a slump, one which Wolverine coach Rich Maloney hopes will soon end. "Three…

…'ll battle back:" The identity of Michigan's starting pitcher is still uncertain, which is under- standable given the rotation's recent struggles. Wolverine starters allowed 16 runs in the Northwestern series…

… - Northwestern igat scored 13 first-inning runs - the Wolverines might P.M. be able to leave Theunis- en Stadium sen Stadium with a win. leasant Central Michigan's pitch- ing staff has also strug- gled recently…

… fashion By David VandeVusse Daily Sports Writer KALAMAZOO - It wasn't pretty. But the Wolverines got it done. Fighting against winds that reached 30 miles per hour, the No. 12 Michigan softball team won a…

… speed was the difference. Milian got down the basepath quickly, forcing Bronco second baseman Amanda Heckman to rush her throw. Energy plays such as this helped jump start the Wolverines when their bats…

January 05, 2006 (vol. 116, iss. 48) • Page Image 1

… COOPR/Daily Linebacker Shawn Crable watches the replay of the dramatic final play during Michigan's 32-28 loss to Nebraska at the Alamo Bowl Dec. 28. Carr can't afor to stay silent with these Wolverines

…, cluttering the F bowels of the Alamodome while snapping photos and readying digital recorders. But the most striking aspect of the scene wasn't visual. It was the deafen- G ing silence. ED As the Wolverines

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