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…. The mid-week dances in particular are a 4V welcome break in the routine of the mveek- Bill Watkins and I I his Wolverines furnish the music and entertainment features.II Others at $35 and $40 I…

…" j t t MACHINE KILLS WORKER BAY CITY, Dec. 5.- (P) --Michael Smith, 49, was fatally injured Wed- nesday when caught in a machine at the Wolverine mine six miles west of here, operated by the Consoli…

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… Wolverine defense and past Goalie Wood. Michigan fought back desperately in the final five minutes following Dick Berryman's brilliant solo dash. but Brantford got all the breaks as the clock ticked away the…

…. Passes missed and when they did connect the Leaf goalie was too good. Al- though a tough game to drop, it was lost to one of the best teams in eastern Canada and it will teach the Wolverines a lot of…

…: Hockey Team Opens Season Here Tonight Varsity Will Meet McMaster Puck Game Starts At Strong Squad; 8 P.M. The 1938-39 Wolverine hockey sea- son will get under way when Coach Eddie Lowrey's squad meets…

… and centre positions respectively. "Spike" James will do the net mind- ing as he did all last year as a sopho- more. Michigan won last year's game by shutting the Canadians out, 6-0. The Wolverine…

… campus wide attention and participation for to- day, Greek letter houses and dormi- tory dances are also scheduled to take place. Members of Alpha Kappa Alpha will present a dance at the Wolverine with Mr…

… Wolverine track fans, Bill Newcomb, late of Albion College; who flashed through the 60-yard dash in 6.6 seconds. As expected, "Hose Nose" Bob Ufer loafed through the 440-yard dash in the compara- tively slow…

…-43 basketball sea- son will open tomorrow night when Coach Bennie Oosterbaan sends the Wolverine quintet against the Spar- tans of Michigan State at 7:30 p.m. in Yost Field House. New faces will spot the Michigan…

… Diehl a forward, suffered a back injury and it is doubtful whether he will see action. Varsity Has Height The Wolverines' main asset tomor- row night will be height. The start- ing five will average six…

… puck team. The Wolverine ice squad gave a better account of themselves than the score indicates. Sophomore Bob Opland, first string center, and Bob Derleth, defenseman, gave perform- ances that show that…

… Second The second period was a seesaw battle all the way, with each team scoring just once. Derleth pushed the puck into the nets at 6:50 on a re- bound of a shot by Bradley, who led the second Wolverine…

… was short as the gun sounded. (25 '4 __ with kh.Sculptured Waistline Here's a Slip You'll Love! . /.. r, i r ~"4 _____- London Pucksters Win from Wolverines,63 Opland, Derleth Spark Michigan…

… back to school on a dif- ferent mission this time. He tackled the job of organizing the Wolverine Squadron, a group of Navy fliers, all from Michigan. The boys left for the Iowa pre-flight school soon…

… and blue phenomenon appeared on campus during Orienta- tion Week as the Wolverines - a pep organization - sold pots to freshmen who dutifully wore them until they were told that it was unnecessary…

….m. Both go to Chicago. members of The only eastbound train to De- Medical Soc troit that afternoon will be the campus and Wolverine leaving at 6:51 p.m. and tomorro Dyer said plans could be formu- for funds…

… Rose Bowl-bound Wolverines. Hundreds of pictures will show the Maize and Blue in action. All senior pictures will appear alphabetically in one group fol- lowed by activties, organizations, social groups…

…j.!\ ..r rrrr:rr M' Cagers Face Miami U 111 Home Opener Offensive Changes Made In initial Hockey Drills Wolverines Favored Ove n A full week of rather rugged practice sessions have…

… and Paul * 'w down a notch to work with Brumm. Wally Grant, Neil Celley, and Gil Burford are still in a class by themselves and will make up the Wolverines' most potent scoring combination as the number…

… one line. Defensively the Wolverine pilot has been pleased with the improve- :nent displayed by Bob Fleming and a sophomore, Graham Cragg, who will probably operate with Ross Smith and Owen Mc…

…, Wolverine fullback, on the second squad. The first team selections were dominated by the Midwest, which placed seven men. the season, they whipped Findlay 47-39. * * * LATER IN THEIR second start they came…

… against Kent State, another Ohio state school, and fell under a 49-40 defeat. The Red and White are great- ly outmanned by the Wolverines, but they field a good sophomore forward in the person of Jim…

… orchestra. Call Ed Gibbon 2-3046 for reservations and information. )40P WESTERNERS Travel the Wolverine Club Rose Bowl Special back to school Jan. 5 from L. A., Salt Lake City, Omaha, and intermediate points…

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… dump the Wolverines to gain revenge for a 9-3 loss suffered in the first round of the NCAA playoffs in Colorado last March. * * * * MICHIGAN, it will be remembered, went on to win its second successive…

… make up for their defeat at the hand of Michigan State last night. With four veterans lost through graduation and fourteen lettermen returning to the Hill Street rink, the Wolverines are in good shape…

…- mission on the short end df a 7-2 AT 15:I5 M ULLEN collected the bscore.Wolverine's fourth goal when he * * * bated in Pat Cooney's blocked shot. JI . yp - U J~V U U U 4 appear has ieen in almost con…

… .W-.fp." goalie, Bill Lucier took over in the IT CAME out of a scramble at into a five-power meeting to set- Michigan nets and the Wolverines the goal crease apparently McGill tle the Trieste problem…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, DECE Ioce r llacFia nla ndl Mends Tougher OppositionLies Ahead For Wolverine Team May Play in Dakota Series; Heyliger Pleased By Opener starter, scored 10 points…

…. Trainer Carl Isaacson reported yesterday that the Wolverine star center's ankle injury is not as serious as was earlier believed. He diagnosed it as an ordinary sprain and said that if it continued to…

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… opens its 1957-58 season tonight at the Coliseum in the first of a two-game series with the Canadians. This is the first Wolverine home sporting event of the winter sea- son. The meeting will be the…

… eleventh time a ,Michigan team has skated against the Redmen. To date in the series the Wolverines have won seven times while losing three. New Coach 'Tonight will mark the first time the Wolverines have…

…. Another holdover. from last sea- son is Keith Lawes, the third member of the 'forward unit. Mike Joyal will tend the nets for the visitors. IYoung Squad The Wolverines are faced with the problem of a young…

… over the netminding duties after the graduation of Lorne Howes last January, will be in goal for the Wolverines. Several rule changes announced by the NCAA Ice Hockey Rules Committee will be in effect in…

… used throughout Wednesday night's road game that spelled defeat for the Wolverines, 72-62, in their first 1957-58 outing. "That press made us look slow," Perigo remarked, when we got a few feet behind…

… got the ball off the board we had a basket cinched, but that was only a few times." Wright Shoots Well Billy Wright was the high scorer for Michigan, and Perigo praised hit as being the only Wolverine…

… only to see the apparent 4-4 tie they had gained turn into a 6-4 loss as Colorado College coun- tered with two goals in the final minutes of play. The Wolverines, although they dominated the entire game…

…-foot slap shot from a face off to the left of the Col- orado net. This seemed to charge up the Wolverines and for the next two minutes and 43 seconds they swarmed around Young. in an attempt to get back…

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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Cagers Play Panthers in Home Oi U. 1 By DAVE KIMBALL A winless but improving Michi- gan' basketball team will host a strong Pittsburgh quintet tonight in the Wolverines' home…

… opener at Yost Field House, starting at 8 The Wolverines, losers in their first two outings against Vander- bilt and Tennessee last weekend, will be trying to retain, if not improve, the form they showed…

… Daily DURHAM, N.C. - The top-ranked Michigan Wolverines extin- guished a blazing second half coiheback by fifth-ranked Duke here last night and went on to win, 86-79. The second win of the young season…

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… schools had on the All- American ;teams. Schulz became the Wolverines' third All-Ameri- can in 1907, and is remembered for his rough, aggressive play when the game was strictly 'a power sport. Moving down…

… brothers one better by being named All- American in '48 and '49. Upon his graduation number 11-worn by all three-was retired. Wolverine All-American tackles who aren't related include Allen' Wahl, Merv…

… receivers-who should 'he play, and for how long? Ten Wolverine ends have been select- ed All-American on 14 teams. Multiple winners Bennie Ooster- baan (1925-26-27), the only triple winner in Michigan history…

…, led the Wolverines to two undefeated seasons, including wins of 130-0 and 95-0. Two at Once Bob Chappuis and Bump Elliott teamed both on Michigan's team and on the 1947 All-American team. Chappuis…

… passed and rang to the Wolverine all time total of- fense erecord of 1,395 yards,.while. Elliott, who is now coaching some potential All-Americans. of his own, grabbed 16 passes and rush- ed for 438 yards…

…PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY, DECEMBER. 6, 1964 PAGE TEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY SUNDAY. DECEMBER 6. 19414 X Wolverines Become 'Champions of the West C . ( - x 0 S,, __ 7 4 By GIL…

… SAMBERG In 1964, Michigan bounced back from a season tempered with frus- tration and disappointment. Last year the Wolverines hand- ed Big Ten champ Illinois its only. setback, but a defeat at the hands of…

… in every statistical cate- gory by a tremendous Wolverine offensive attack of 433 yards, that handed Michigan its first and only loss of the season in squeak- ing out a 21-20 decision. At first it…

… PLAY used by the Wolverines all year was the option pitchout with Bob Tim- berlake either keeping or lateraling to another back. Here against Michigan State, the senior quar- terback elects to pitch to…

… Mel Anthony, Michigan's leading ground gained., Anthony sweeps end avoiding a desperation tackle by Spartan guard Rahn Bentley. The Wolverines went on to win, 17-10. score. It was not until late in the…

… weight too is not contested in dual meets, and ac- cording to Bay he's "too big for 177 and not big enough for heavy- weight." But fortunately for the Wolverines, he'll fill a vital cate- cory come NCAA…

… Olympic champs." Yet for most Wolverine fans, the Midlands are only a prelude to the regular season, and as Keen says, "We have our most attractive 10 home schedule ever." The top at- traction will probably…

… of their time looking at the fine sophomore crop. "We may have lost a lot of good ones through graduation," declares Cliff Keen, head coach of the Wolverine squad, "but there's an awful lot of talent…

… but an elated Wolverine who wanted to shove the ball down Woody's throat as much as anyone. But I think the play on the field and the figures on the scoreboard was an apt reward for the old coach. A…

… took a' cue from their grid counterparts as once again a fired up Spartan squad swarmed all over a favored, group of Wolverines. The inspired' Spartans forechecked tenaciously as they skated to a 3…

… Wolverines a 2-1 lead at wave" forechecking the flustered the 3:21 mark of the final stanza. Wolverines to protect their mar-I gin. BUT THAT lead didn't hold up "They sune made us look bad { long as Spartan…

… winger Bob Pa- after we got behind," lamented tullo scored a power play goal Michigan coach Al Renfrew, "we within less than a minute after got frustrated and we just couldn't Wolverine defenseman Tom…

… series. 'The later incident occurred with the Wolverines desperately trying . to mount a game tying drive with ly ciy d~nn left in .hP Po - "THERE'S NO doubt about it.- Less than six minutes later…

… and whipped opened a deep cut just below Fl- exactly what we did," Bassone + it to Fifield who put it away past field's eye and would most prob- :ontinued. Wolverine netminder Karl Bag- ably have cost…

… Shaw a series sus- It was close checking affair all nell. pension had the referee seen it. the way through but it looked like Aside from Bagnell, Renfrew the Wolverines were going to slip BAGNELL HAD no…

… praise junior forward Brian Black off a Spartan defenseman into the with "skating a great game." Slack net to give off the Spartan's a "terrific performance" by Ren- set up the Wolverines' first goal…

… fourth with the Wolverines finishing sixth. Each team moved up one notch, and the fight for the Big Ten title seems to rest with these two teams with Indiana which placed sixth this year and Min- nesota…

…, previous gymnastics pow- erhouse, not too far behind. Michigan's primary strengths seem to rest in the rings and vaulting. At the Windy City, the Wolverines tallied 26.4 points in the ring exercise with…

…. THE WOLVERINES are still hampered with injuries, as evi- denced by all-around competi- tor Jean Gagnon's shoulder ten- donitis and floor exercise spec- ialist Randy Sakamoto's ankle problem. "Sakamoto…

… the Wolverines this year, as the gymnastics squad doesn't enter conference competition un- til January. NEVERTHELESS, this week- end's competition is valued by the Wolverine mentor. "We want a nice…

…, the Iowa Hawk- eyes, will be in Chicago this weekend and Loken looks for- ward to seeing the Hawkeye tumblers in action. Another interesting sidelight is that the Wolverines will get their first…

… Illinois squad. the problem has been com- conference power, poses no Stager was understandably pounded. I think we're hurting." threat to the Wolverines but the worried about the Illini and Illinois returns…

… conference record, beating thing that is sorely needed in and diving coach Dick Kimball, Minnesota, 94-29 and losing to the Wolverine repertoire. Mich- hope for a sweep of the two Wisconsin, 82-41. igan…

… Purdue practice sessions as most swim- Szuba in the backstroke, Pat1 --f Bauer in the breaststroke, and Fred Yawger and Szuba in theI butterfly, are expected to help the Wolverines better their third SA…

… Wolverine Fans in.. . RE BO L s winter none of tnat library's full-time staff failed to show up for work because of the weather. Graduate Library Circula- tion Direction Willard Davis said that almost…

…. 11, 1347. T-SHIRT DESIGN CONTEST Design an original emblem, cartoon or drawing incorporating the theme of the Wolverines' upcoming Rose Bowl bout. FIRST PRIZE Dinner for two at Win Schuler's, one…

… drown /NO LEE- Year End Sa/ 20% OFF on $10 or more purchase 407 N. Fifth Ave. (inside Kerrytown) By TOM STEPHENS The Wolverine swim team opened its season last weekend with a pair of meets in Toronto…

…- house rounded out the winners for Friday. At the OCOE Invitational it was a different story. The Wolverines' only winner was Canales in the 100 free. Although the team results weren't obtained, Stager…

… place votes and 100 points. Michigan took over second place on the strength of its im- pressive 11-3, 7-3 wins over defending NCAA champion Wisconsin. The coaches gave the Wolverines 83 points to put them…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, December 6, 1977-Page 11 uckih dAeu d Partisans thrive ... .0 .on Wolverine win By BRIAN MILLER REFLECTIONS on a successful weekend of Michigan hockey: Three days ago…

…, the Wolverines swept the defending NCAA champion Wisconsin Badgers. Most people who went to the games have calmed down by now, but I'm still excited about what took place. I can picture the action as…

…. What he did say sounded like pre-game excuses on why his team might not do too well this weekend. Wolverine coach Dan Farrell was also entertaining, joking about his team's 6 losses in 7 games against…

… I -went Friday, I heard people talking about how good Wisconsin is and what a tough struggle the Wolverines were in for. I was at one of Ann Arbor's major banks about three hours before gametime…

…, for the first time in recent memory, Wisconsin's small con- tingent of fans were drowned out by the Michigan followers. When the Badgers scored first and early I thought, maybe the Wolverines' finish…

… tied the game for Wisconsin, Michigan scored, scored and scored again. The Wolverines pumped in three goals in the span of only 1:53. And the crowd went bananas again. Offense and defense-Badgers sputter…

… acrobatic goaltending of Frank Zimmerman. When the game finally ended the Wolverines embarrassed the con- ference's best defensive team and its best goal-tender, Julian Baretta, 11-3. Amidst the frenzy it was…

… the Badgers, but Saturday 7,649 (500 less than capacity) came to see the Wolverines. The whole scene was like a circus. Whenever the crowd started to quiet down as the two teams battled, some of the…

… goalie, Mike Dibble then scream- ing sieve after each Michigan goal. The fans also threw strainers (sieves), hats and even a shoe out on the ice. Everything went right again for the Wolverines as they…

… fans. It's just too bad the Blue don't play home again until next January. If the Wolverines do well on their ex- tended road trip, maybe all the re- maining home games might be as fun as the past two…

… Wolverines. The junior placed sixth in the nation at 177 last year. , Fraser has been almost as impressive as Churella so far this year. He placed first in the Great Plains Tournament and the Penn State…

…- perience in our first four or five dual meets." i The Wolverines do have a number of capable freshmen, including 142 pounder John Beljan. Beljan finished-second in the Penn State Invitational while ending…

…, a.k.a. he Louisville Cardinals, to challenge the Michigan Wolverines in the cagers' first road game of the year. THE SEVENTH-RANKED Car- 'nals, who sport what some call the ation's finest collection…

… of slam dunk rtists, host the sixth-ranked olverines tonight before what is ex- pcted to be a frenzied Freedom Hall crowd of 16,000 (televised on Channel 50 at8 p.m.). The 2-0 Wolverines are fresh off…

…-hour flu,, the Wolverine tennis doubles tandem of Jeff Etterbeek and Matt Horwitch battled their way to the finals of the National Indoor Collegiate Doubles Tournament before bowing to an out- standing…

…) played an excellent Pan-American team. They won the first set, but they became so weak they couldn't carry on," said Eisner. Shaufler and Jack Neinken will be representing the Wolverine squad in the…

… Wolverines will be just, one guard, junior guard Terry 9chevers, fresh- woman forward Katie McNamara, sophomore forward Abby Currier, sophomore center Yvette Harris and, AP Basketball Poll Duke's Blue Devils…

… Saturday's game and hopes to use freshwomen forwards Kris Hansen and Jill Smit, who did not play at all against Detroit. The Wolverines squeaked by Louisville in the controversial "run- ning-clock" game here…

… Wolverine basketball history. A bona fide "big man" has been absent from the Blue squad in recent years, but it appears that height will not be a problem for Michigan for the next few seasons. As a senior at…

… and North Carolina, but he says that he chose the Wolverines over the others because, "ever since I was a lit- tle kid, I've wanted to plaiy at Michigan.'' McCORMICK, ACCUMULATED numerous honors during…

…, the Wolverine roster features two such players, 6-10 Tim McCormick (left), and 7-2 Jon Antonides. The landing of McCormick last spring is expected to pay immediate dividends, while An- tonides' major…

… squad this year, so that could make him a factor right off. If the name M. C. Burton sounds familiar, it should. Burton's father, also,. named M.C., played for the Wolverines from 1957 to 1959, and…

… assets," he said. "My main asset is scoring. I've always been a high scorer-it's natural for me." McGee isn't lying, and neither do his numbers. As the Wolverines' leading scorer for three years in a row…

… about some unscientific predictions on the outcome of the Big Ten race: Indiana, Iowa, Ohio State, Minnesota, Illinois, Michigan, Purdue, Michigan State, Northwestern, Wisconsin. Seeing former Wolverine…

… have played, hundreds of people stay through the first five or ten minutes, and then begin drifting out of the arena. Wonder if it would continue to happen were the Wolverine women able to play a…

…. Early The-Mich gon-Daily-Satur M foes areu By RON POLLACK Although Michigan has five returning starters and a .bumper crop of fresh- men, the key factor for the Wolverines when they enter Big Ten play…

… may be neither. The most important ingredient for success when Michigan begins Big Ten play might be momentum, and momentum is just what the Wolverines should have considering the calibre of their non…

… Michigan from 1957 through 1959, scoring 1115 career points, 12th highest on the all- time Wolverine scoring list... An en- thusiastic player in practice, in the Thad Garner mold Business major in LSA…

… coaching reins... Became 12th coach on Wolverine history on March 31, 1980, succeeding the suc- cessful and per- sonable Orr ... During his years as Orr's right hand man, received numerous head coaching…

… cent from the field . . Irrepressible enthusiasm characterizes his performan- ce on the court . . . Became a big favorite with Wolverine fans last season ... Born 12-7-59 Tim McCormick 4 4 F-C Fr…

… BOOKS NOT BEING USED Ike Person 52 F Soph. 210,6-7 Barrington, Ill. A pleasant sur- prise for the Wolverines last season . . Strong performer off the bench at both for- ward and center . . Enrolled in…

… admission is not a great outside shooter. Many Wolverine fans used to moan when Orr replaced the crowd- pleasing Alan Hardy (now with the Los Angeles Lakers) with the jittery fresh- man Garner. WHAT HAPPENED…

… Michigan attack, an unusual achievement for a power for- ward. In short, he played the game the way college basketball is supposed to be played-with zest and hustle. GARNER TYPIFIED the Wolverines' style of…

… at Michigan turned the corner exactly one year ago. He and his Wolverine mates were trailing Marquette by 13 points with about ten minutes remaining. Sud- denly, Garner reeled off an eight-point spree…

… representative of Michigan basketball, according to Frieder. A gutsy perfor- mer on the court and a gentleman off it alike, he has won the admiration of Wolverine and opposing fans. Recounting an incident in…

… Charlot- tesville, Virginia, last March provides a case in point. A Virginia basketball fan interrupted a sportswriter covering the Wolverines, moments after Michigan had lost to the Cavaliers in the NIT…

… machine" is coming your way. TIM McCORMICK is not The Savior. And followers of Michigan Wolverine basketball 1980-81 will do well to remember that, as the 6-10 center deals with all the trials and…

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…," said Michigan coach John Giordano. "Ohio State has a good team. We got in the game early. Ohio State got behind, and that was the key." Wolverine Peter Mason cpntinued to display his solid goaltending…

…," Giordano said. "He had good concentration, and he was watching the puck." After a lackadaisical performance Friday night, the Wolverines came out" playing a bruising, aggressive brand of hockey that paid off…

… Kobylarz, who whirled a backhand shot past Ohio State goalie John Damrath to make the score 1-0. The Wolverines scored their second goal at 7:47, while captain Steve Rich- mond was off for tripping. Juniors…

…- dano and Co. a 3-1 lead. But Ohio State came out strong in the second period and took advantage of some sloppy Wolverine puck handling to make the score 3-2. Blue defenseman Mark Perry lost the puck in…

… the final stanza the Wolverines collected three more goals with Kobylarz, Dennis May and Speers each accounting for one. Kobylarz knocked in a Reid rebound, and May notched his goal by aggressively…

… the net.! The win improved Michigan's CCHA record to. 5-3-2 on the season and drop- ped the Buckeyes' to 2-7-1. The Wolverines travel to Miami, Ohio next weekend to take on the seventh-place Redskins…

…. Photo by JEFF SCHRIER MICHIGAN'S JEFF GRADE and Steve Yoxheimer vie for the puck with Ohio State's Dave Kobryen and Mike Rousseau last night at Yost Ice Arena. But the Wolverines avenged Friday night's 4…

… this tournament." Leach prevented Michigan from complete failure, as he was the only one of three Wolverines left in the competition who won yesterday. On Friday, the first day of the tournament, six of…

… teammate while Georgia's Troy Hitchcock looks on during last night's 76-70 upset victory in Atlanta. Mc- Cormick paced the Wolverines with a career-high 25 points. Michigoan upsets 13th ranked aws760 By…

… down to the Omni to face the 13th-ranked Georgia Bulldogs. Those'same.Bulldogs who returned an experienced Final Four,team from one year ago. All the young upstart Wolverines did was help Georgia ex…

… the kids we wouldn't normally see, at least not until the NCAA's." MICHIGAN FINISHED with 54 poin- ts, enough to joust Big Ten opponents Wisconsin and Minnesota, who finished well behind the Wolverines…

… showed great intensity and desire in finishing sixth out of 40 wrestlers in his weight class. "That's as hard as we've seen him wrestle this season," Bahr said. Other grapplers helping the Wolverines…

… EWING THE WOLVERINES may have swept an ice series this. past weekend against a tough Lake Superior State squaA, but they paid dearly for it. In Saturday night's 4-3 victory over the Soo Lakers, the…

… Wolverines lost defensemen Greg Hudas and Mike Neff to knee injuries. Hudas "It was a costly win," said Michigan coach John Giordano im- mediately following the contest. "(The injuries) could really hurt us…

… Wolverine defense. He was also a key player in Michigan's penalty-killing scheme. "It's a big loss and a definite blow to the penalty-killing team," said Neff's fellow defenseman and roommate John De…

…, Neff and his other roommate, center Ray Dries nursed DeMartino back to health after a severe knee injury that was supposed to end his season. DeMar- tino played in the Wolverine's final six games. Later…

… (15) try unsuccessfully to score against Lake Superior goalie -Lawrence Dyck last Friday night at Yost Arena. The Wolverines swept the series but lost two key defensemen to knee injuries in the process…

… would have found a way to lose it." AND WADE exemplified what a dif- ference a year can make. The 6-7 for- ward grabbed 11 rebounds in addition to his career high tally as he spearheaded the Wolverines…

… men had three fouls so we wanted to go inside and that proved the difference." The Wolverines had to overcome a INTRODUCING THE NUVISION COLLEGE SPECIAL. I - $19" $18900* Extended Wear Spherical' Soft…

… team finished second out of 14 com- petitors in the Eagle All-Around Classic' in Alexandria, Virginia this weekend. The Wolverine's youth and talent was displayed as freshmen Brock Orwig and Mitch Rose…

… led the squad in all- around performances. Individual effor- ts by Rich Landman and Rose also con- tributed to the Wolverine's success. Even though senior captain Merrick Horn and freshman Gavin…

… University finishing fourth. ORWIG WAS the top gymnast for the Wolverines, placing fourth with an all- around performance score of 49.05 and Rose followed his teammate with a 46.55. Landman and Rose also…

… of his 20 points off the glass Last month at this University, a in last night's game against Youngstown State. Rellford led all scorers as the group of about 200 students demon- Wolverines beat the…

…4 Page 8 -The Michigan Daily- Thursday, December 6, 1984 "" Wolverines drown Peguns By JEFF BERGIDA WHILE RICH Reliford broke out of "GRANT played great defense," ad- ponent which allowed Michigan…

… to score better than a practice,' his slump and led all scorers with 20 ded Michigan coach Bill Frieder. "He 100D oints for the first time since 1980 after the Wolverines rais 103-73 eder said Coach…

… better, swallowed by the powerful Wolverines, and he is not afraid to say so. In fact, yesterday Scholz was groping for answers. When asked if he'd quicken the pace to combat Michigan's height advan- tage…

…. Scholz said he would probably use a zone defense to stop the Wolverines, but stopping Michigan may not be possible. We Reserve the Right to Limit WEDNESDAY'S CONTEST showed the lesser teams can't be…

… Florida's punch from the perimeter, while Kearney (11.5 ppg) and Mc- Nulty (8.5 ppg) work inside. JIANI[UCPONTY 3# , L Ltol 'k r; ves Daily Photo by SCOTT LITUCHY Wolverine forwards Butch Wade (53) and…

… Wolverines fell prey to the tight Hockey East referees and found themselves two players short in four instances last weekend. Down two players, Michigan became easy pickings for both Boston College and Boston…

… as good as it could have been," Michigan coach Red Berenson said. "But on the other hand we gave up six power play goals and that was obviously the game." The onus of both Wolverine losses, however…

… Michigan wrestling team, along with Oklahoma State, Arizona State and Iowa State, all held true to form this past weekend at the Las Vegas Classic. The Wolverines placed fourth (79.5 points), for the second…

…," said Michigan assistant coach Joe Wells. "Oklahoma State, at this point in time, clearly is the team favorite, and after that, the race is pretty close." HOWEVER, the Wolverines could have easily moved…

… ADAM BENSON Tonight, the women's basket- ball team is starting over. After last weekend's deflating loss to Central Michigan, the Wolverines (1-1) return to Crisler Arena, looking to regain their season…

…-opening spirit against Western Michigan. The Wolverines played better in the Central loss than in the opening victory over Toledo. Guard Carol Szczechowski fore- sees the team's continued im- provement with…