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… Indiana's fast start and Kent Benson's career- high 33 points frustrated Michigan's hopes of upset as the top-ranked. Hoosiers repelled the Wolverines, 80-74 at Crisler Arena yesterday. A record crowd of 14…

…,063 watched undefeated Indiana - go ahead 16-2 in the first six minutes. Benson scored six in that stretch, and went on to hit 16 of 18 jumpers, lay-ups and hook shots to hold the Wolverines at bay. THOUGH…

… Wolverine coach Johnny Orr. "They shot very well, but I thought they pushed Ioff on a couple rebounds." By the time Michigan abandoned the zone, Indiana was ahead 53-44 and the Hoosiers' leading scorer, Scott…

… the Wolverines ahead take a game since his senior year in high school. And how did Green like watch- ing the game from the bench? "It was nice. It was beauti- fil," said Green dryly. "It was one hell…

… pretty tired," said Baxter. "Thirty- eight minutes is the most I've played. It seemed like we need- ed a spark. Maybe the schedule is getting us down." The Wolverines are in the midst of the most hectic…

… Wisconsin's James Gregory finds double trouble as he tries to shoot over the outstretched arms of Michigan's Joel Thompson (20) and Phil Hubbard (35). Gregory caused some problems for the Wolverines as he…

… broken the game oven, and only Green's hot shooting at the end kept the Badgers from upsetting the highly-regarded Wolverines. The two squads hit only 36 per cent of their shots for the game. The only…

… . . . Sports staffer Dan- Borus writes his column on the new, improved Wolverine basketball squad, or, as he calls them, the "new look Wolverines," on Page 7 . . . Arts Page probably has something interesting…

… , I ast chance lips away; SU wins By GEOFF LARCOM With their backs to the wall and their Big Ten title hopes reduced to a glimmer, the Wolverines gave it all they had yesterday. It just wasn't enough…

… University called its last witness. See story, Page 12. * Alan Hardy's last second basket enabled the Wolverines to nip the woeful Northwestern Wildcats 5.3-51 in basketball ac- tion last night. See story…

… expects the shah to leave. See story, Page 7. " The Wolverine wrestling team staged a comeback against fourth ranked Lehigh University. See story, Page 9. ,0 r Read the Today column, Page 3 By JEFFREY…

… effective. See the story, Page 8. * The Wolverine hockey team played the Minnesota Gophers last night. See story, Page 7. }Reed the Today column, Page3 reported within 50 miles of the Cam- bodian capital of…

… the jump on Hoosier Scott Eells during yester- day's game at Crisler Arena. The Wolverines taught Indiana a 92-73 lesson during the snow-delayed afternoon contest. Human rights law aims to end city…

…-ranked Wolverines, 99-87 yesterday, handing its first Big Ten loss of the season. Wildcats, 21 in the Michigan Michigan "This is my sweetest victory in 30 years of coaching," said an elated Wildcat coach Tex Winter…

… STEVE KAGAN Cancelled Czech The Michigan hockey team got a taste of international competition last night as the Czechoslovakian national team came into Yost to battle the Wolverines. Here a Czech puckster…

… writing on the case of Julius and Ethel Rosenberg. . ,. The Sports Page details yesterday's basketball game between the Wolverines and arch-rival MSU. (n theip t idpi.1. . U.S. Court to rule on Crestwood…

… Michigan basketball team, takes a jump shot in yes- terday's game with Indiana as Henry Wilmore (25) looks on. Brady and Wilmore led the Wolverines to a 92-81 upset vic tory over the favored Hoosiers…

… shoots over a Purdue defender for a two pointer during yesterday's game at the Events Bldg. The Boilermakers rallied from a 10-point halftime deficit to defeat the Wolverines 103-96 in overtime. See Page 7…

…." It also sounded the dismal climax of Healy's career as de- fensive halfback for the Mich- igan Wolverines. With t w o minutes left in the third quart- er, Healy's man, flanker B o b Chandler took a 13…