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January 06, 1993 (vol. 103, iss. 53) • Page Image 15

… oc- curred in the second period, as the Wolverines played shorthanded for exactly half of the 20-minute stanza. That factor did not so much help 9 Alberta's offense. - the Golden Bears failed to…

… killers did a good job. They had to," Michigan coach Red Berenson said. "There were too many penalties. It's hard to get a flow going with that many penal- ties." Indeed, after Wolverine left wing Dan…

… coiming when the Wolverines did not have someone in the penalty box, and both coming against Michigan goaltender Chris Gordon, who started for the first time this season. "We got off on the wrong foot…

… the night before. Alberta jumped out to an early lead at 2:27 into the game as Barcley Pearce capitalized on a 5-on-3 power play, and for about ten minutes, it ap- peared as if the Wolverines had a game…

… on their hands. But Cain Stewart's unassisted goal at the 11:06 mark of the first period would be the beginning of the Golden Bears' end. Five Wolverines would score in all, with Stewart and Stiver…

… consecutive year, the Michigan hockey team came away from Joe Louis Arena with the GLI championship. Michigan Tech won five straight titles from 1976-80. The Wolverines won this one in style, depending on your…

… shots before Michigan goalie Steve Shields had made his first save. Cam Stewart scored two of the four goals and was named tournament MVP for his three-goal, two-assist perfonnance. The Wolverines took…

… the 4-0 lead inte the first intermission and coasted to victory, leaving little to hold the fans' interest besides the Michigan uniforms. The Wolverines have worn maize before - in a 1980 game against…

… them. They're tough. They're cocky. They're good." Stewart was joined on the all- tournament team by Shields, junior center Brian Wiseman, and rookie de- fenseman Steven Halko. The Wolverines had a…

… lays a big check on a Northern Michigan player, enabling fellow Wolverine Mike Stone to keep control of the puck. Michigan defeated the Wildcats to capture its fifth consecutive GLI championship…

January 06, 1993 (vol. 103, iss. 53) • Page Image 14

… back at the buzzer. This time, the explosion was all Maize and Blue. 79-78, Wolverines. "We had said 'No putbacks,"' North Carolina coach Dean Smith said. "Obviously, they got one." "Jalen played his…

… less drama. However, the Wolverines displayed surprisingly good ball con- trol in the half, committing only five turnovers to North Carolina's 10. Unfortunately for Michigan, for- ward Ray Jackson…

… was a rude homecoming for former Michigan assistant Mike Boyd, head coach of the Vikings, and ex-Wolverine Sam Mitchell, who played in his first post- Michigan game that night. Webber and Howard tied…

… for the team lead with 21 points each. The Wolverines also swept the other "Michigan" teams they faced over break, defeating Central Mich- igan (3-4), 94-69, Dec. 21 and East- ern Michigan (5-6), 88…

… themselves down, 25-15, with 8:50 left before halftime, the Wolverines went on a 27-8 run to lead 42-33 at intermis- sion. The run continued through the first 10 minutes of the second half, and Jackson's lay…

… earlier, the Wolverines wrapped up the vacation schedule by thumping Eastern Michigan, 88-58. Daily Basketball Writer HONOLULU - After the No. 3 Michigan men's basketball team0 cruised by No. 4 Kansas, 86…

January 06, 1993 (vol. 103, iss. 53) • Page Image 2

… back to a simpler time, when lfer would scream out Wolverine touch- downs, the running game was all that mattered, and Michigan very rarely tied anybody. Washington's fans went back one year for their…

… .............................. ............. .............. . 1 Golden Computer Service didn't care about this game because it wasn't for the national champi- onship ought to be ashamed. This was the fourth time in five years the Wolverines were playing in…

…- suilted in any national titles either. But the past proved inspirational for at least one Wolverine. The night before the game, Michigan backfield coach Fred Jackson reminded his starting tailback Tyrone…

… Wheatley that the last Wolverine to win the Rose Bowl MVP was a running - back, Leroy Hoard in 1989. "That's all he needed to say,' Wheat ley said. Apparently. Wheatley ran like he was the only player on the…

… something like this: Janumry 1, Nineteen-hundred- ntnety-twvo Was an in/fnmous day for the Maie and Blue The Wolverines considered Pasa- dena their second hometown, But on this dark day, Washington beat them…

January 06, 1993 (vol. 103, iss. 53) • Page Image 4

… other New Year's Day games in both excitement and sus- pense. Michigan came from behind three different times to earn the victory. The Wolverines overcame a fine game by Washington quarterback Mark…

… Michigan's tie with Notre Dame, is worthy of special commendation. As the Wolverine quarterback, he has handled the atten- tion that the position entails with poise and class. That poise enabled Grbac to…

… at the state penitentiary, Moeller proved that his pri- orities are consistent with the Michigan tradition. Moeller left behind one of his key performers when the r. Wolverines headed west. The player…

… KANTER/Daily ing the university well and of performing at a top level in the athletic arena. With their perseverence and determination, this group of Michigan Wolverines proved they are indeed worthy of…

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