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… Wolverines, 19-5, took a doubleheader from the University of Detroit yesterday, 8-3 and 8-5, at Ray Fisher Stadium. With the Big Ten opening weekend, a four-game series against Purdue, starting on Saturday…

… drove in the first run, but the big hit was Price's two-run double to left. In the following inning, Darrin Campbell homered to make it 5-1. The Wolverines added single runs in the fourth, fifth and sixth…

… unplayable condition of Brazil Field. Daily Photo by JOHN MUNSON University of Detroit first baseman Dan Quigley takes the throw as Wolverine Steve Finken slides back safely during Michigan's doubleheader…

… WrkId Wolverines walk by w- Y'ld ~t By JEFF RUSH All Michigan had to do to defeat Division II Wayne State yesterday was to step to the plate and walk away. And keep walking, and walking and walking…

…. THE WOLVERINES waltzed away with 16 runs in the first game of yesterday's doubleheader, beating the Tartars 16-9. Michigan swept the twinbill with a 5-1 victory courtesy of the stellar pitching of…

…-conference opponent for Michigan. "I don't know that much about them," said Wolverine head coach Carol Hutchins. "I know they have a very improved team, and teams like that always give us the most trouble." Bowling…

…, Bowling Green has been hurt with the loss of regular cen- terfielder and leadoff hitter Tammy Wiatr. FALCON HEAD coach Gail Daven- port sees some likenesses between her team and the Wolverines. "Michigan is…

…. - ---------- 7- SPOR TS OF THE DAILY: Netters nip Iowa, pull even in Big Ten Women netters split By PHIL NUSSEL It was a tough day for the Michigan doubles teams, but the Wolverines pulled out a 5-4 win at…

… Iowa Sunday to even their Big Ten record at 2-2. Michigan began the match by taking four of the six singles matches, but then lost two of the three doubles matches to make the score close. WOLVERINE Jim…

… Sharton won han- dily at first singles, downing Jim Nelson, 6-1,16-3. Sharton has now won three out of four conference matches and says that he is quite happy with his play so far. The only Wolverines to…

… 10th place. The Wolverines were close going into the back nine of their final round. Disaster struck, however, on the eleventh hole as they combined for 11 strokes over par. "If you subtract those…

… strokes, we would have finished sixth," said Carras. Junior Chris Westfall led the Wolverines with a 74-79-153 score, followed closely by Peter Savarino (75- 79-154) and team captain Dan Roberts (78…

…." -SKIP GOODMAN with 'Cats, By DEBRA deFRANCES Quitters never win. The, women's tennis team didn't quit when it lost to the sixth-ranked team in the nation; in- stead, the Wolverines turned a devastating 9…

… position match over Kathy Ruck, 6-0,6.1. In doubles action, again the under- classmen dominated, winning two of the three matches. The Wolverines, now 5-7 overall and 1-4 in the Big Ten, are looking forward…

…. tled down on his second effort on the IN THE GAME carried over from mound and picked up the win, im- Sunday, the Wolverines dropped a 4-1 proving his record to 3-0. decision as Hoosier hurlers Humphrey…

… THE WOLVERINES looked ready to and Mark Gramer combined to allow take yesterday's third game behind the Michigan only seven hits. Designated pitching of freshman righthander Jim hitter Charles Fedorka…

… explosion in, the fourth inning of the finale sealed the Wolverines' fate again. "I WAS VERY displeased with our of- fense in the first game," said disap- pointed Michigan manager Bud Mid- daugh. "And we just…

… groundout moved Erdmann around to third, shor- tstop Dave Stober laid down a perfec- tly-executed suicide squeeze bunt, scoring Erdmann. The Broncos, however, caught and overtook the Wolverines in the next in…

… hit. TAYLOR ALSO LED the Wolverine hitting attack, collecting three hits in three trips to the plate. Karen Pollard, Tammy Sanders, and Jodie Humphrey all chipped in with two hits apiece. Cindy Baumgart…

… paced the Wolverines in the second game, collec- ting four hits in five appearances, in- clyding a two-run homer in the fifth in- ning. Julie Zyjewski and Sanders both went three for four at the plate to…

… walking 12 Wolverines and commiting a total of 11 errors in the twinbill, nine in the second game. The Wolverines now take their 11-6 season record to Normal, Ill. to play in . the Redbird Tournament…

…," he said. "I had a feeling for what they could do." The "Red Baron," as he was affec- Michigan's all-time scoring list with 78 goals and 59 assists for 137 points. He led the Wolverines in scoring both…

… omen's athletics at Michigan, and it has created a tremendous roadblock to out-of-state women athletes who want to join the Wolverines. Softballer Diane Puhl ignored the ob- stacles. PUHL, A FRESHMAN…

…"t..sl.. nLa_ L.. ncren ern, 11.10_ An unidentified Wolverine baseball player runs for cover torrential rains which hit Ann Arbor. Severe weather str ield and stCream Daily Photo by PETER SELIN yesterday to…

… earlier, considering the outcome of the opener of their doubleheader. At the conclusion of five innings of the first game against the visiting Western Michigan Broncos, the Wolverines held a comfortable 7…

… and Ken Scarpace to take the lead for good. Michigan threatened in the bottom of the seventh, putting Jim Paciorek and Gerry Hool on base, but neither was able to score, as the Wolverines sufferd their…

…," said the wet Wolverine skipper. AFTER TAKING a 1-0 lead in the first inning, Michigan gathered most of their runs in the fourth inning. Hool started things off with a single and was driven in by Garry…

… down the rightfielad line, scring Gawrych and Tim Miller, who was put on base by a walk. The Wolverines added two runs in the fifth, butf Bronco hurler Jeff Kaiser, who replaced starter Tom Kling in the…

… their spring trip, dropped the Wolverines to 11-9. WMU..............001 U-M ..................o100 W-Kaiser R H E 014 3 9 14 2 420 0 7 7 1 L-Ontiveros WANTED LIBERATED LADIES to see the SEXY REXY SHOW…

… second Wolverine cager this year to leave the basketball program with his announ- cement yesterday that he will transfer to Boston College at the end of this semester. Garris joins fellow sophomore Keith…

… Daily--Wednesday, April 9,1980-Page 9 FILLS BENEDICT'S SHOES iiddaugh hopes to mold a winner BY MARK MIHANOVIC Bud Middaugh's honeymoon didn't last very long with many Wolverine baseball loyalists. It…

… the Wolverines' somewhat surprising play of late. "We're trying to bunt a lit- tle bit more; we're playing for one run at a time to try to give our young pit- chers some encouragement. "We'll hit…

…'re proven not." With a young, rapidly-improving club, it would appear that Bud Mid- daugh is going to be in it for a long time, "it" being the Michigan Wolverine baseball coach's office. 'M' ieer assistant…

… ..f -oWllYU Nvkl Acd I Gymnasts make it close By LEE KATTERMAN It was a case of "close but no cigar" for the five Wolverine gymnasts in last weekend's NCAA Championship meet. Admittedly, the…

… WOLVERINES scored in four of their six times at bat, getting one run in each of the second and sixth innings, three in the third and two in the fifth. Freshwoman Sandy Tayler and junior Jeannette Dillay led…

… the Wolverine offense. Tayler punched two singles through the Jackson nine to earn one RBI. Dillay earned two RBIs on her double. R i v E 663-6771 I io opJOF U of M Students for the Equal Rights…

….92 is such a small See MSA, Page 7 Sunday SMichigan's baseball season finally got underw ay yesterday,' and the Wolverines split a pair of games with the Falcons of Bowling Green. See story, Page Daily…

… relief pitching by junior Tom Owens gave the Michigan Wolverines a 4-1 victory yesterday, salvaging a split in the long- awaited season-opening doubleheader with Bowling Green. The effects of the long…

…'s Milton in the first five innings. The Wolverines finally broke through in the sixth when with two outs George day," said Benedict. The second game didn't start out to be much more promising than the first…

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… Tigers' opener on Thursday and also saw yester- day's games would readily agree with Benedict's analysis. The Wolverines outlasted De- trait in a ten-inning marathon, 3-2, then rallied to win the sec- ond…

… showers Although the scoring came late in the first game, Michi- gan jumped out quickly into the lead on the strength of a home run cranked by firstbaseman Bob Wasilewski. This spotted the Wolverines with…

… Wolverine Virgin lead the Fighting Illini. - - -- ~ Special To The Daily WEST LAFAYETTE - The Michigan Women's tennis team completed its first day of com- petition in the Purdue Invita- tional yesterday by…

… defeating Purdue, 9-0, and Michigan State, 7-2. The Wolverines play against a very strong Ohio State team today. "After watching the Ohio Lacrosse club goes to Indiana By PETER LEININGER The Micgan lacrosse…

… challenge to the Wolverines. Along with Minnesota, coach Brian Eisner feels that Ohio State, Illinois and Wisconsin are the toughest teams in the conference. The Buckeyes were believed to be the best Mon…

… the ever- changing Ann Arbor weather. Should the relapse into win- ter continue, the meets will be held inside the Track Tennis Building, where many of the Wolverine's practice sessions have taken place…

… conditions for the Wolverines and "the better conditions favor the better athletes." ____ - _- _,------ - -- i I Fit NOW ON CAMPUS lIN1W4.1 ! lit l l mra Dr. Patrick Wall University College, London…

… the race with a career best of 4:08.5, Phil Pyatt was second with the same time, and Bill Bolster finished third with 4:10.1 another career best. BOBCAT BILL HAVILAND who upset the Wolverine cross…

…, Wolverine Mike Taylor ran a ca- reer best of 9:12.4 for third place. Farmer was pleased with the performance of his distance run- ners who he feels are finally rounding into shape after a long and…

… disappointing indoor season. Coach Farmer's pre-meet state- ment, "we have duality, they have quantity," was evident throughout the meet, but particularly in the field events. The Wolverines took first in all six…

… one of the toughest trios in the con- ference, but the Wolverines should finish on top without too much trouble. Purdue, though much improved over last year, won't be able to match Michigan's racketmen…

…. Their No. 1 player, Jim M a n s- field, who reached the semis last season in the conference tourney, will add some pyrotechnics up top, but it's all Wolverines the rest of the way down. Twice blessed by…

… Wolverines threw in their 16th goal, there was little doubt as to who was the superior team. Michigan clearly dominated play as typified in their 60-7 shots on goal advantage and their picking up of 74 of 90…

… play- ed on the Tartan turf, will be Michigan's first ever against Cin- cinnati. They are not expected however to give the Wolverines to much trouble. THE GAME that the stickmen are thinking of is their…

… but he struck out ten in that game while walking just three. Burton pitch- ed more innings than any of the Wolverine pitchers and won one of his two decisions. The win was a 12-4 walloping of Arizona in…

… which he went the entire distance. In 'that stint, the team captain struck out ten men and yielded just three earned runs. Helt pitched nearly 13 innings for the Wolverines and had a 1-1 record. However…

… by Norm Cash and a two run homer off the bat of Al Kaline were the big blows for the Tigers as they won in their patented come-from-be- -Daily-Larry Robbins STEVE FORSYTHE, WOLVERINE SECOND SACKER is…

… position as he failed to double Lose to By PHIL HERTZ and LEE KIRK Michigan took on Bowling Green1 yesterday afternoon at Ferry Field in a real slugfest. Unfortunately for the Wolverines, the Falcons hit…

… the ninth, and up in the pressbox, the official scorer had already filled in Bowling Green's final totals in ink. 'The Wolverines, however, were not willing to concede that easily. Pinch-hitter Rich Orr…

… right-hander Ron Wellman. Wellman got Wolverine slugger John Kraft on an easy pop foul to first. Wellman then uncorked a low fastball that bouncedoff the glove of Bowling Green's catcher Bruce Rasors mitt…

… by getting Jim Hosler to bounce into a double play, setting the stage for the anti-climactic tenth. Mark Carrow' came on to pitch for the Wolverines in the tenth and struck out the first batter. But…

…. Russ Haggerty came up and hit a long fouil fly to right that Orr caught, but McKenzie was able to score easily from third with what proved to be the winning run. The valiant Wolverines o n c e again…

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… ALBUQUERQUE, N.M. (Y') - plenty rough and mighty tE Ex-Wolverine John Clawson was The Olympic trials ended selected Sunday as a member of urday night with the NAIL the U.S. Olympic basketball team. Stars…

… Wolverine Muse often taps faculty to write te Bring your book to class and the writer may autograph it after his lecture. The land is rich in gold and folk lore, more wild. than the men who seek to tame it…

…, but Porter silenced him in the best way pos- sible. Draw for Fehrs Two other Wolverine grapplers were featured in earlier matches. Bob Fehrs, who had been desig- nated co-captain of the East squad along…

… Daily LEXINGTON, Ky.-- Michigan's thinclads copped two firsts, a sec- ond, two thirds and two fourths in yesterday's windup of the Ken- tucky Relays. Wolverines accounted for two of the 12 field records…

…. Third in Mile Bob Gerometta replaced Reyn- olds for the, Wolverines' third- place effort in the mile relay, while Tennessee won. the event with a time of 3:12.5. Southern Illinois' 3:13.6 clocking gave…

… six firsts in seven events, topped runner-up Central Michigan 140 to 75. Michigan State's frosh followed in third with 54 points. Wolverine winners were: Parallel bars-Ron Rapper, 9.2: high bar…

… margin (0.4 second) over Bob White of Indiana. Wolverine Nel- son Graham skimmed the sticks in 14.7 seconds to grab fourth place in the event. Assistant coach Dave Martin, comented that he was "pleased…

… Wolverines in 'the Dallas meet; in the Friday night events, he was the only Wolverine (individual or relay team) who was able to rise above the third rank. JUNE GRADUATES -.. ... . . ,: v…

… swimming meets in Dallas. However, both stopped frowning shortly after as their swim- mers, particularly Daland's Trojans, came through one by one. Another handicap for the Wolverines was the dazzling form…

…- tially to Indiana's team point total, pushing them up closer and closer to the Wolverines and the USC Trojans. More disappointing to Coach Counsilman was Frank McKinney (below left), con- sistently left…

… Laing, A.B. '11; LL.B. '13, president of the Natural Wolverine Motor Insurance Co., Dowagiac. Em- ilie Sargent, A.B. '16; MSPH '38, Ex- ecutive Director of the Visiting Nurses Association, will present…

….A.U. swimming championship received a setback in the opening events of the meet here tonight, when Ed Kirar, Wolverine junior, failed to show in the 100-yard free-style. Kirar, who had been figured for a high…

… more than offset, however, when Lake Shore A.C. of Chicago, the Wolverines' biggest rival for team rivals, received a setback in the low-board diving. Al Greene, favorite for the Chicago team, was nosed…

… Goodlander,' according to the announcement, "comes to her new position with the whole-hearted sup- port of the Board." Hoytmen Seek Coast Revenge For '35 Defeat Wolverines Hope To Top Golden Bears; S qu a d…

…'s Uni- versity of California cindermen in retribution for the 76-54 shellacking sustained by the Wolverines at the hands of the Golden Bears in 1935. The 1937 model of the Hoyt track machine, undefeated…

… so far this year, appears to have the edge on the Cali- fornians in balance and power. There is the chdnce that lack of outdoor work may tell on the Wolverines, however. The Bears fell victim to the…

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… then Mon- day the Wolverines will move to Sa- lem, Va., where two days will be spent in opposing the Roanoke College ag- gregation. The rest of the week will be spent against Virginia and Mary- land…

… leave his attested scores at the clubhouse. These scores will determine the week's rankings. The Wolverines will defend their Conference crown over the Kildeer Country Club course in Evanston on May 18…

… bustling activity duri; these ideal sping days. Coach Ch rlie Hoyt and the Wolverine thinclads hold sway on the domain once occupied by the pigskin warriors of former years. Athletes are at work on the cin…

… first year mcrntor has several promising young athletes under his direction, who should become stellar performers on future Wolverine teams. In spite of the tendency for prac- tically everyone to let…

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