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… Netters topple Northwestern, Iowa By JERRY MUTH The weather may not have been lovely for the men's tennis team last weekend, but the Wolverines proved they were ready to take the Big Ten by storm with a…

… pair of 8-1 victories over conference rivals Northwestern and Iowa. Despite gusting winds and frigid tem- peratures, the 20th-ranked Wolverines applied the heat to Northwestern Friday on the outside…

…. Although Michigan dumped the Hawkeyes, 8-1, the margin of vic- tory in the individual matches wasn't as decisive. Eisner credited Iowa, calling the Hawkeyes "a good, solid team." But the Wolverine mentor was…

… most pleased with his own team's performance. "We're working hard on competing day after day," Eisner con- tinued. "Everyday we have to be ready to play." Indeed the Wolverines came ready to play against…

… Championship. I'm looking for con- stant improvement-particularly mental. Today was a good effort." Senior JimNelson, Iowa's number three singles player, was impressed with the Wolverines. "They've got a lot of…

…-5 and 2-0 in the Big Ten. ! 4 Sharton ... helps Wolverines reign Batsmen upset Miami MINNEAPOLIS (UPI) - There was no iov in the Metrodome for the Wolverines with Miami of Florida taking a two…

… enough, both Miami of Ohio and Northwestern rolled into the Huron Valley Tennis club last weekend, and, in less than 24 hours, handed the hurting Wolverines a pair of decisive defeats. THE OTHERWISE…

… short, falling 3-6, 6-2, 5-7. No other Wolverines won more than two games in a set. Northwestern upped its overall record to 12-3 overall and 2-0 in the Big Ten, while the Wolverines fell to 7-9 and 1…

…- inning, 2-1 nailbiter to the Hoosiers before regrouping and winning the nightcap, 3-0. The opener was lost by a matter of seconds when Pam Craig scored the winning run an instant before Wolverine first…

… the lead stand up, raising her record to 6-3 in the Wolverines' 3-1 victory. And then came the rain. By the time the final game began, the field was a mess. Nothing wen right for the Wolverines, who…

… doubles matches and the Wildcats won, 5-4. The Wolverines took all of the last three singles matches. Playing in the fourth slot, John Royer beat Marco Wen, 7-6, 6-2. Number five Brad Koontz defeated Scott…

…'s Danny Weiss and Martin Hampe, 4-6, 4-6. The Wildcat team of Dave Kabiller and Mike Krebs beat Wolverines Jon Morris and Royer, 6-4, 6-2, and Christian teamed with Eric Smith to defeat Tomas Anderson and…

… - Making use of a crucial Northwestern error the Michigan softball team managed to out manuever the Wildcats, 1-0, in the 12th inning of the second game of the squad's Big Ten opener. The winning Wolverine…

… Wolverines, who managed the 1- 0 win, highlighted by the batting ability of Alicia Seegert. The sophomore from Manchester finished the day with a double and two singles. The lone run didn't come until the 12th…

… competing for the Wolverine men's track team in the Texas Relays at Austin, Texas. Bean jumped 24'2 3l", and track coach Jack Harvey was pleased with his performance. "It was a good meet for Bean. We were…

… Fisher Stadium. The Wolverines lost three of four games this weekend by a combined five runs at the Wheaties Tournament of Champions in Minneapolis. Sophomore Kourtney Thompson was one of the few bright…

… Purdue." The Wolverines will have to play against Wayne State without some of their top players, however. to see action. Michigan will be hoping to get healthy with a sweep of the Division II Tartars, but…

… and second baseman Craig Romine is hitting .359. While Gust believes his team has a good chance to win, he expects to see a talented Wolverine club. "I know them as well as I know my own team. They have…

… scheduled for 54 holes was cut to 36 holes due to adverse weather condios. "Leang thWolverines 157 strokes. Following Chipokas were John Codere (158), Bob Papp (162), Hersh Patel (168), and Tom Paton (169…

…. Thild tun u A small contingent of te men 's track team traveled to Austin, Texas last weekend to compete in the annual Texas Relays. The most impressive showing for the Wolverines was the second place…

… the Wolverines were home practicing for next week's Dogwood Relays in Knoxville, Tenn.- BILL ZOLL A Hawks 110, Cat's 105 ATLANTA (AP) - Cleveland outscored Atlanta by 35 points from the free throw line…

… coach in 1982. This year, the Wolverines qualified 14 swimmers for the NCAA meet - the most in the Urbanchek era. Three divers are also in Indianapolis. The Wolverines have been ranked in the top six in…

… the 50-, 100-, and 200-yard freestyle at the Big Ten meet, to be the Wolverines' top swimmer heading into the NCAAs. "Lang'is a candidate to win at least two or three events," said Urbanchek. Another…

… Wolverine strength lies in its breastsrokers, with Mike Barrowman and Jan-Erick Olsen both ranked among the nation's top five in both the 100- and 200-yard breaststroke. Olsen, however, has a sprained ankle…

… each Wolverine Tandom swept its opponents in straight sets. The number one doubles team of Kremer and Silfin beat Gettys and Grinberg, 6-4, 6-3. The tan- dem of Mactaggart and Risdon downed McLogan and…

… Van Den Brink, 6-3, 6-1. In the number three doubles match, Juliet Naft teamed up with junior Marianne Ring to subdue MSU's Medd and Ireland, 6-0, 6-4. The 8-1 team win by the Wolverine netters is the…

… Michigan State's Kim Medd, yesterday. ki won the match, 6-2, 6-4, as the Wolverines downed the Spartans, 8-1. SPOR TS OF THE DAILY: H aywood leads Bullets past Cavs IM Scores LANDOVER (AP)- Jeff Ruland…

… after six games in three days, the Michigan coach got a little help from the elements yesterday. The second game of the Wolverines' doubleheader with the University of Detroit Titans was rained out after…

… an 11-4 Michigan victory in the opener. The win in the first game went to starter Ross Powell. The lefty gave up four hits and struck out four in five innings of work. Sparking the Wolverines (20…

… comes the pitch from Michigan hurler Dave Kopf. Kopf was more in- timidating than he appears as he held Western Michigan in check in yester- day's first game of a doubleheader sweep for the Wolverines…

… BY MICHAEL P.FISCHER T-HE words "redwood trees, bumper cars, and wolverines - from "I Remember California," R.E.M.'s 21st offering of the evening - inadvertantly drew vocalist Michael Stipe a booming…