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… to work on fore- checking to stay in the game. Then, too, our forwards will have to come back and cover." The Wolverine coach has a few tricks up his own sleeve- rearranged lines. The first line…

… and Binnie. The twenty-footer past Gopher net- power to penetrate Minnesota's Wolverines dominated every as- minder Murray McLachlan after defense." pect of the contest, and even helm taking a perfect…

… as the Wolverines ation game to Michigan State, early in the final period on a exploded for eight goals and 4-3. while hapless Ohio State goal by Larry Paradise. Keough closed the door on all finished…

…'s highly-rated thinclads in the meet, but the Vols decided against competing in the relay event at the last min- ute. The Wolverines proved they could run without competition, however, as they defeated the…

…. "Every team is a conten- der for' the title, and at least three - Denver, North Dakota and Minnesota - have enou* talent to rate as great teams." The Wolverines currently sit near the bottom of the pack…

… Wolverines tired easily in the high altitude at Denver and couldn't keep up with the fast-skating Pioneers. Michigan's goals were scored by Koviak and sophomore Doug Glendinning. Thriller The second half of…

…, turning back 41 Pioneer shots. The Wolverines could not manage a single shot on goal in the first period and ended up with only nine shots for the entire game. One of those, however, was0 goal by Ron Ullyot…

…FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ELEVEN FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1968 TIlE MIChIGAN DAILY PAGE ELEVEN IKeough Hopes To Bottle Up Minnesota's Attack Wolverine leers Faceoff…

… the Minnesotans in action three times against his own team, appraises them as "excellent skaters. And they are fast, too." The Wolverines dropped the initial meeting with the Gophers in the Big Ten…

… both games," acknowledges Sonmor. "Michigan has a great goaltender in (Jim) Keough." A combination of Keough and good skating by the Wolverines beat the Gophers in the Ann Ar- bor series. The Wolverines…

… of WCHA play, Paradise has put to- gether an incomparable record of penalties. He added to that rec- CHUCK NORBY burly defenseman will be ready for more action tomorrow night. The Wolverines head…

… iay be a doubtful starter. The Michigan-Minnesota ,eries is one of the longest and most bit- ter hockey rivalries going. And the series with the Gophers is the only one where the Wolverines have a…

…-2. Keough, today a relaxed and confident individual, has given the Wolverines some of the finest net minding anyone has seen in Ann Arbor for quite a while. Teammate C r a i g Malcolmson rates him as "the…

… started between him and end to run their league record to Wolverine Jerry Hartman.- 8-4, enough to rank them fourth Paradise Lost, behind North Dakota (9-2-1), Appropriately enough, Para- Denver (9-3), and…

… controversial goal scored by Lee Marttila at 1:46 of the final period started off the Wolverine rampage. Spartan coach Amo Bessone thought the score should not have been allowed, since the puck bounced off…

… Wolverines dominated the rest of the third period, flashing the goal light three more times on scores by Jerry Hartman, Lars Hansen, and Ron Ullyot. Michigan goalie Jim Keough' played what Renfrew termed a…

… past Johnson. Deeks was the major playmaker for 'the Wolverines, scoring one goal and adding two assists. His marker came at 1:41 of the open- ing period, and preceeded by a minute and a half a goal by…

… Randy Binnie. Those two scores gave the Wolverines a 2-0 lead which they never relinquished. The victory was the first in WCHA play for the Wolverines this season agasinst two losses, and upped their…

… team expects to do as well. The Wolverines show of brav- ado began with a minute left in 167-pounder B i11 Waterman's match with Illini Roger May. Holding a five point lead, Water- man began fighting for…

… came on the decision by Chuck Marshall over Jim Sanger. 'M' Improvement Bay credited the Wolverines im-, provement since the tourney to incerased practice. "We doubled practice time from once a day to…

…, where they finished only two points be- hind fifth place Michigan. Also in the Midlands two Wolverine grapplers, Steve Rubin and Hud- son, faced their opponents from Bloomington, Ted Parker and Tim Mc…

… LEAGUE BALLROOM coffee, films, information OR CALL: JOSEPH MASON 761-2348 WILLIAM RAYMER 5-7 P.M. Rally Seals 'M' Fate (Continued from Page 1) The Wolverines used an effec- Rudy Tomjanovich. Michigan for…

… the Buckeye thorn in But with Tomjanovich picking ing foul shots all afternoon.'"Just the Wolverine flesh. There were up fouls almost as fast as the for the record, it was a Finney times when he shot…

… streaks. The sophomore. That, apparently, was Wolverines. streaks were most notable when the equivalent of taking a heavy load off Hosket's back for he Wolverines Lose on 'Foul' Play almost immediately…

… flatfooted as Floor Shooting Percentage: 44.4%,MICHIGAN 44 48-92 the Wolverines, led by the sharp ___ OHIO STATE 45 50-95 shooting Stewart, flipped in seven straight points to take a 51-44 lead. But some poor…

… floor play by the Wolverines enabled the Bucks CHINA IN CRISIS: to come within two at 55-52. From A EYEWITNESSREPORTathen on Michigan played a game AN EEWITESSREPO T fof 'catch me if you can' which the…

… something strange hap- pened. The Buckeyes began con- verting free throws just as the, Wolverines started missing them. Buckeye Jody Finney moved in for a lay up with three minutes left to play to tie the…

… play to make it 91-87. Maxey countered with a jump- er for the Wolverines but Sulli- van, with an opportunity to tie, could only convert one of two foul shots. With 35 seconds left Hosket put in a…

… the outstretched arm of Buckeye star Bill Hosket. Hosket led Ohio State with 26 points to pace a 95-92 victory. Others in the picture are Wolverines Jim Pitts (24) and Bill Fraumann (35), and Buckeyes…

… (three Bucks fouled out) to record 19 charity tosses. Ford's nine free throws helped boost his game total to 19 in the % Wolverines' first intercollegiate contest. The taller Buckeye squad was unable to…

… capitalize on its height advantage, grabbing only 37 re- bounds to the Wolverines' 44. Fife Leads Frosh * BASKETBALL Northwestern Iowa Ohio State Wisconsin Illinois Purdue Indiana Michigan State Minnesota…

… the Wolver- ines, who also knocked off the Gophers twice in a home series two weeks ago. Michigan has now racked up six wins in a row, and its WCHA record stands at 5-3. The Wolverines had to battle…

… one with Scott Buchan's goal at 2:33 of the final period, but the, Wolverines roared away with two more scores to ice the victory. Six Fed by Hansen and Galbraith, senior Bruce Koviak slipped one past…

… beat Wolverine netminder Jim Keough to tie the score for the final time in the game. Doug Galbraith got Michigan's fourth goal just 46 seconds later to break the tie, and defenseman off the Wolverine…

… Big Ten crown now, since the winner is determined among three teams-Michigan, Michigan State, and Minnesota. The Spartans have an outside chance to tie the Wolverines fo: the title, but they must win…

… their last two games against Michigan as well as two with Minnesota tc do it. The Wolverines resume action next weekend with a pair of games against Minnesota, Duluth at , Bulldog's home rink. The weekend…

…'s action left fiv Wolverines in double-figures in the goal-scoring department this year. Koviak and Perrin lead the team with 14 apiece, while Mart- tila has 12, and Galbraith and Ullyot each have 10. 4…

… Wolverines racked up four pins and two forfeit victories, and by 5:40 the mats were clear. "We were quite pleased with the performance of each man out there," declared assistant coach Rick Bay. "Usually, in a…

…'t compete against the overall depth of the Wolverine squad as evidenced by the Michi- gan's 10 first in 13 events, and five 1-2 finishes. Purdue did receive a stellar per- former from Dan Milne who turn- ed…

… superiority was clearly evident from the start as they swept through the first two events without even being seriously chal- lenged. Wolverines Tom Mertz, Jay. Mahler, Tom Arusoo, and John Salassa breezed in…

… Kinkead in the 200-yard individ- ual medley. Along with these per- 0r VOKWAGEN OF AMERICA. NE. Nothing Much Stager felt that the meet did not produce any outstanding perform- ances by the Wolverines…

… Wolverines fell one short of the centurymark as they ran over smaller Ball State quintet, 99-75. before a slim crowd or 3,503 in the Events Building last night. "We just can't seem to put them away," said a…

… court. The Wolverines had jacked up the score to 50-33 but the Cardinals hit for four points in the last 14 second to stay in the game going into the second night, topped the Wolverines in half. rebounds…

… you would have a hard time convincing the Wolverines of this, based on the decision-making in Saturday's game with Michigan State. Three goal tending calls in the second half, one of which, at least…

…, can be argued from now until doomsday, helped the green clad Spartans rise up and smote the Wolverines into the Big Ten cellar, 86-81. The Way It's Been Thus far it has been that kind of a season for…

… are." Stager also announced a defin- ite upturn in Wolverine swim- ming recruiting fortunes. Noting that he actually had a Santa* Clara Swim Club graduate on his freshman team (it's a rare oc- currance…

… Farley must have helped scare the Spartans right out of the pool as they were humbled by ,w the Wolverines 69-50 last night. It started in the first event when one State swimmer left the blocks too soon in…

… they entertain the Wolverines tonight in Iowa City. The dual meet will follow the Minnesota-Iowa basketball game, and the near-capacity crowd will be treated to performances by Big Ten Champions in…

…, elated with his first hat trick as a Wolverine, who 2himed, "I'll be ready for to- morrow night." Western Ontario coach Ron Watson was not at all happy with his goalkeeping: "Bonney hasn't come up with a…

…'t organized the Grapplers' is aware of their presence. Chorale. Because if they did, Probably the most impressive' there's one Rodgers and Ham- Hawkeye from the Wolverine merstein song they'd be singing point…

… exhibition in the second period vantage the Wolverines pressur that was good enough to earn him 'the pr' ene peigh four minutes in the penalty box. teo hera'ndinss nly For an encore he. staged a fig- seconds…

…_______________ Minnesota coach Glen Sonmor Minnsota in the third period. It" pulled McLachlan for an extra took 15:59 to produce the tying forward but the Wolverines shut score. Jerry Hartman led the eits T o P iston s; the…

…. Hansen his second goal of the sea- By The Associated Press place in the NHL's West Division.- Wolverine coach Al Renfrew had son and set the stage for Perrin's BOSTON-Bailey Howell, Sam Boivin set up the…

…. The Wolverines fined the to t the Philadelphia 76ers a 33-116 nesota makin use f its peed,. scorer, h lf. d uihd JohsyoGrenwscord3nin ally gained their composure IOWA CITY, (1P) - Basketball points…

… improvement, although we still must get bet- ter." The Wolverine's overall point total was high considering the fact that there were various slips and outright falls that won't be repeated. The overall score…

…: Psychological Responses DRUGS, AESTHETICS, AND THE ARTIST WORKSHOPS Cagers By RICK STERNS Associate Sports Editor Playing some of their best ball' in recent memory, the Wolverine basketball squad came within a…

… field goal of capturing the Sun Devil classic in wintry Tempe, Arizona. The Wolverines won their opener in the four team tourna- ment Thursday, December 21st, defeating a not all that bad Ore- gon State…

… throws for a 77-76 lead that the Sun Devils never lost. Michigan was all but finished as the Devils reeled off 10 points against two for the Wolverines. The fans had begun filing out. But clutch jump shots…

… who ruled that Jim Pitts had hit him inten- tionally. Baily missed -his first1 try but made the second, givingj ASU a three point lead and nul- lify the effect of a last second Wolverine goal, Perhaps…

… the lustre of the show=; ing in the championship game somewhat by the fact that Ari- zona State, after the win over the Wolverines, went on to a second holiday tournament, the Las Vegas Classic and…

… finished dead' last ,losing to such stalwarts ast Nevada Southern and Loyola of Los Angeles.# The Oregon State game was probably the Wolverines second best effort of the season, behind the win over Detroit…

… of Ann Arbor Tomjanovich finished with 23, as the Wolverines were completely and added 14 rebounds to lead the demolished by the giant Cougs. cagers' fourth winning effort. alcHIGANq TS.lr--n-Y-- M im…

…SUNDAY, JANUARY 21,1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN SUNDAY, JANUARY 21, 1968 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY - ..-- -- I --- Wolverine Icers Double Hat Trick Mustangs, 13-3 By JOHN SUTKUS "Michigan…

… slaughter: pick one, fill in thej blank) of Western Ontario. Koviak scored the first time Michigan pushed the puck in to Western's zone. The goal, at 0:45, stakedrthe Wolverines to a lead< they never…

…. + "We definitely skated better than we did Friday night," noted Wolverine coach Al Renfrew. "And naturally we could score *more." The same problem as Friday; night bothered the Mustangs,I namely the…

… Wolverine defense. Only last night the cast was changed a little as Harold Her- man replaced Jim Keough in goal. Herman, back in the pads for the first time this season, kicked out 27 shots, including a…

… frustration. The offense kept the pressure on Patterson all night. There were times when the Wolverines launched as many as eight shots at a time at him. Oddly enough, the Mustangs figured one of their…

… outstanding player of the night for the Wolverines with 17 points and 10 rebounds in a losing cause. The final score was 103-70. OS Oerpowers OUUninspired Cagers, in the main library. The storage system in the…

… into The Wolverines were so far be- eyes point for point while Ohio command early. Alcindor's shot hind Ohio State at the intermis- State, looking flustered, was un- with more than 14 minutes to go sion…

…, Carlin uCI* stole the ball out of Wolverine (Cari guard Rick Bloodworth's hands misses and broke downcourt with the then F winning layup. Jim Pitts caught on the dge Wolverines 77 -75 Drop Carlin in…

… time to foul, him ot in time to prevent the t. in missed his chance to put; ane on ice with a 3-pointI but forward Joe Franklin, esis for the Wolverines all oon, made the Badger lead Id as the -5 degree…

… stressed, for us, Ane Badge cal aft could team, ball ai last-se the ne and go Cont The biggest lead the Wolverines could hold in the second half was four points, but it was leveled to zero with two minutes…

… was named this this problem personally." mostly a game of catch-up for sent a June ballot consisting of week by President Johnson to the Wagman said that the most Michigan. The Wolverines were school…

… on financial and Minnesota Law School, was estab- it is is that it is furtive. There is The Wolverines also helped them- here, dooming the Spartans' dark- enrollment data which is as reli- lished last…

…. Ob- i served. The Wolverines managed to Around the conference, Michi- building markets. We also peel j scenity had certainly not im- ,In regard to the General Lib- catch up to within three points gan…

… Cobo Hall. It was less than a tactful thing for Cazzie to do to Detroit area fans, less than 24 hours after the local college team, Dave Strack's Michigan Wolverines suffered their worst loss in six…

… years and reached a new low - 11 straight Big Ten losses. Since Cazzie de- parted, Michigan has won two Big Ten games and lost 15. During his three year career here, the Wolverines won 35 and lost seven…

…. So really the Detroit fans have no bones to pick with Cazzie. In fact just over three years ago, in the same Cobo arena, Wolverine Cazzie provided what was probably the biggest moment in Detroit…

… Wolverines had trailed by 14 with under four minutes left to go. I can remember listening to that game in Chicago with several friends, one of them a Princetonian. We made a bet on the game. When Princeton…

… STEWART shows the form that brought him All-America honors as a Pennsylvania prep performer. Ac- cused of being "lazy" and "moody" by some fans, the quiet junior has been one of the Wolverines' steadiest…

… against OSU next Saturday in two home games)," predicts Dennis Ste- wart. "But if we don't . . ." he trails off, remembering the Wolverines haven't won a Big Ten game in their last 10 starts. Buckeye coach…

… Wildcats; By PATRICIA ATKINS Iowa was out on the mat at the beginning of the match against the Wolverines yesterday after- noon in, the All Events Building, but it was Oklahoma that gave the Michigan matman…

… trouble. Trou- ble, that is, until Fred Stehman's pin at the half-way point of the dual meet changed a 6-6 tie into an 11-6 lead and knocked the lethargic Wolverines on their way to a 25-6 rout. "There is…

… college transfer igan State in the Wolverine's Big but Bennington appears more Ten home opener this afternoon at likely to go with Edwards, who is 1:30. The game features two a steadier ballplayer and would…

…, the Wolverine grapplers were bested by the Wildcats. Michigan took a fifth, while Northwestern finished in third place. Up, Up and Away The Wildcats are coming with fine showings at the Midlands, as…

… taking the lower and1 middle weights. This is where the Wolverines are shakey, as they have their youth concentrated1 there.s Northwestern will send up the following artillery: At 123, a fa- vorite at…

… for music minded students who are not music majors, the Michigan band family has added a new member, the Wolverine Band. Revelli said the band, now in its third semester, has grown from 32 to about 85…

… University bands. Stilwell com- mented that the purpose of the Wolverine Band is simple "to play good music, enjoy it, but play as well as possible." The band rehearses Tuesdays at 7:15 p.m. in Harris Hall…

…, most tens- ion-packed games the Wolverines have played all year. Deep into the waning minutes of the game Michigan had Ohio State on the ropes 84-76, but poor foul shooting, a clutch per- formance by…

… Buckeye reserve Jody Finney, and a technical foul at the most crucial of times, sent the Wolverines reeling to their thirteenth consecutive Big Ten defeat, 95-92. It didn't look as if it would end that way…

…. With Dennis Ste- wart playing his finest game as a Wolverine, 'Buckeye soup' in- stead of 'Frazzeled Wolverine' seenme to he on the menmi fox play their hearts out to win this one. It was that kind of a…

… band, but didn't want to compete against music majors, then there's a place for YOU in a Michigan Band. The Wolverine Band-the most recent addition to the famous Michi- gan Band family-was formed in 1966…

… and Ronald E. Stilwell, Graduate As- sistant Conductor of University Bands, the Wolverine Band rehearses at Harris Hall every Tuesday evening from 7:15- 9:00 p.m. The band will present public concerts…

… they lost by a single W point. It was ironic that thenext year, after Cazzie was gone, a Carver team featuring little Ken Maxey of Wolverine fame at one of the guards and ageless Joe Allen now at Bradley…

… technical ad- ;they simply object to the Hous- vice nh- ing Commission's method of pro- Ice _.,viding it. - -Daily-Andy Sacks UP FOR GRABS battles Wolverine sophomore Bill Frauman (35) and junior Bob during…

… show of sport- ing prints by a former Wolverine and Olympic athlete are on dis- play in the north lounge of the Union through Feb. 5. The exhibit, by Ralph Craig, '11, opened Sunday, and includes…

… a lay-up play. Maxey fouls Bailey. The ref- to give the Wolverines their last eree whistles. Bailey sinks one. lead 61-59. Pitts fouls Lafayette. The referee The game continues, whistles. Lafayette…