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February 07, 1969 (vol. 79, iss. 108) • Page Image 9

… the strongest collegiate * hockey power in the state of Michigan. Last season the Wolverines were home to defend a ten game win streak when they met the Huskies who were also in the thick of the…

… championship race. Then the Huskies'did what few teams have been able to do and swept the series on Coleseum ice, knocking Michigan out of the race for the top spot in the WCHA. This season the Wolverines go…

Wolverine mentor Al Renfrew wasn't over- ly optimistic about the chances of such a' sweep, noting, "it's tough to talk about a sweep in Hough- ton, Tech is rough any time but they are especially murderous on…

… ! home ice," fNevertheless, the Wolverines are coming off of what was probably their finest performance of t h e season, last Saturday's 5-0 white- washing of Minnesota, and Ren- frew is hoping that the…

… very encouraging aspects for the offense. In last week's series the Wolverine scor- ing attack was more balanced than in any series this season. The eight goals tallied by Wol- verines were countered by…

February 07, 1964 (vol. 74, iss. 101) • Page Image 7

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN Wolverine Icers Take Break in 1ho*10 Bernard Keeps Up Past Cagers Face Rough Road Slate . By DICK REYNOLDS Michigan's rampaging…

… hockey team will take a break from its quest for the WCHA title this weekend when ithmeets Ohiof University and Ohio State on the road.1 The Wolverines, currently the1 top scoring collegiate team in th…

… the beginning stages of developing an intercollegiate hock- ey program. In six WCHA games this sea- son, the Wolverines have served notice to its foes that it has! plenty of offensive punch, even…

…, sophomore forwards Mel Wakabayashi and Wilf Martin picked up the slack. Butler's in- jury has since healed. Wakabayashi fired home three goals for a hat trick and Martin' added a pair as the Wolverines routed…

… in league play on three goals and 11 assists. Not to be overlooked in the Wolverines fine 12-2 season's rec- ord is the goaltending, of Bob Gray. In 12 games, the senior from Owen Sound, Ont., has…

… it is as hard to win an away game as it was in the first half of the season. In the first 29 conference games, visiting teams were only victorious in five contests. The Wolverines won two of these away…

… games (Purdue and Michigan State) while dropping an encounter to Ohio State last Monday night in Columbus. Four of the Wolverines' last seven conference games will be on foreign courts. Starting with this…

… throws. Michigan has a .780 average which tops all other conference teams. Ohio State is next in line with a .745 average. Leading this Wolverine offen- sive attack are Cazzie Russell and Bill Buntin…

February 07, 1969 (vol. 79, iss. 108) • Page Image 8

… kota, both fair-to-middling Mid- they p 1 o w through their thirdwestern squads. triple-dual meet in four weeks; The Wolverines wrestle Georgia Tech, Northern Iowa, and Eastern Michigan in that order…

…, beginning at 1:00 in 'Eastern's Bowen Field House. Of the Wolverines' three oppon- ents, Northern Iowa will probably Under its former title of the State College of Iowa, Northern has had a long history of…

… team to a runaway vic- three, Eastern is somewhat thin, tory against Wisconsin. The Wolverine line-up includes Like Iowa, Illinois has a sched- a number of new faces. Wayne ule 'which works against them…

February 07, 1968 (vol. 78, iss. 110) • Page Image 7

… a team." Michigan hockey coach Al Renfrew made that comment last week following a two-game series in Minnesota, where double wins had moved the Wolverines into fourth place in the WCHA stand- ings…

… Huskies, two wins and one Hopes High a t Midseason loss ahead of Michigan, arrive in two weeks to test the invincibility of Wolverine home ice - Michigan remains undefeated in the Col- iseum this season…

…. Michigan's league record stands at 7-3, all three, of course, losses coming on the road. The first two, against now second-placed Den- ver, opened the Wolverine's WCHA season. The remaining defeat - nine…

… Western Ontario game, when H a r o 1 d Herman took over. Keough's often spectacular goal- tending has kept Michigan in many a close game. All in all, at midseason things are looking up for the Wolverine

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