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December 01, 1960 (vol. 71, iss. 59) • Page Image 6

… after a year as quick to, point out, the fast-break r following the jtw ame set head basketball coach at Idaho, is of little value. st the Canad m4 Michi- has abandoned the fast-breaking The new Wolverine

… offense will tackles the -s schedule style of play which has character- feature a lively, yet more deliberate history in 1j t e . best ized past Wolverine teams under attack; with ball control over- ge…

December 03, 1960 (vol. 71, iss. 61) • Page Image 1

… leads last night as a determined Toronto hockey team fought from behind twice to spoil the season opener for the Wolverines, 4-3.1 v 'Captain Bill Kennedy scored what proved to be the winning goal at 1…

… 'ERv Rush duplicated Berenson's two goal performance within ,three minutes, and winger Jim Murchie beat Wolverine goalie Jim Coyle at 8:09 of the second to set the stage for Kennedy's winning ta…

… mistakes. Our defense made too many bad moves deep in our own end and we took too long clearing the puck." The Wolverines, confused and hesitant behind their own goal throughout the game yielded the puck…

December 03, 1960 (vol. 71, iss. 61) • Page Image 6

… of Michigan opening game jitters and costly errors last night as it drove to a 58-43 victory over the Wolverines in the first game of the season for both teams. With 6'7" Bill Depp and, hot- shooting…

… of his team's rebounds, while Clark, a for- ward, was the game's leading scor- er, contributing 23 points on nine field goals and five free throws. Captain John Tidwell paced the Wolverine scorers with…

… 18 points. Good Shooting The Wolverines hit on 16 of 27 shots from the floor in the first half for a robust 44 per cent, but 11 errors offset the good shoot- ing to give the Commodores a 29- 25 edge at…

…. Behind by ten points, the Wolverines went into a full court prss. The press was ineffective, however, as' the Commodores quickly widened the gap to 15 points over the excited Wolverin'es and, held onto…

…, and, it will improve. Competition is what we need to work out .the little mistakes." The Wolverines move over to Knoxville tonight where they will meet another southern power- house, the Tennessee…

… Fronczak. The lack of outstanding pro- spects at the lower weight divi- sions will be a serious handicap when the Wolverines attempt to match their brilliant performances of last season. Iowa, second to the…

Wolverines last year, will be a threat, as will Michigan State, Minnesota, and a much improved Illinois team. Michigan will open its schedule at Lafayette, Dec. 10, against the always troublesome Purdue Boiler…

December 04, 1960 (vol. 71, iss. 62) • Page Image 6

… Toronto bench was given a penalty and in a subsequent argu- ment, George Hicken received a misconduct, but the Wolverines were able to get only one good shot on goal. Later in the period Michigan staved off…

… Toronto goalie,' George IDeratnay, made tremendous save -on Babcoock and John Palenstein. Captain Dale Maconald lust missed on a power play when his hard shot was barely wide.~ The Wolverines finally broke…

December 06, 1960 (vol. 71, iss. 63) • Page Image 7

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Cagers Play Panthers in Home Oi U. 1 By DAVE KIMBALL A winless but improving Michi- gan' basketball team will host a strong Pittsburgh quintet tonight in the Wolverines' home…

… opener at Yost Field House, starting at 8 The Wolverines, losers in their first two outings against Vander- bilt and Tennessee last weekend, will be trying to retain, if not improve, the form they showed…

December 07, 1960 (vol. 71, iss. 64) • Page Image 1

… played fairly sloppily in the low-scoring first half as the Panthers for the most part r outplayed the Wolverines. At one point Pittsburgh had a seven-point * f lead-its biggest of the night. But for the…

…'s John Frid4 team-in the half. He also caught (11) seems about to have things well in hand. the crowd's fancy with his ag- gressive play. 'M' Leads at Half FOREIGN DOCTORS: Only once were the Wolverines

December 08, 1960 (vol. 71, iss. 65) • Page Image 6

…- STUDENT TRAVEE.-. STUD.NTS CAN KFFORD! 2 record while posting an overall mark of 15-11. Michigan Basketbal1 C o a c h Dave Strack indicated that the Wolverines will confront Butler with the same slow…

… baskets, and we knew they wouldn't stop us after that." Strack ppinted out that the Wolverines were forced to adapt to every style of defense against the Panthers. Pitt played man-to- man patterns in the…

… point on. This is in marked contrast to the trend of last year's Wolverine games, or the opening loss to Van- derbilt last week. In the Butler- Michigan tilt last season, for in- stance, only one point…

… separated the two teams at the halfway point, but the Wolverines faltered after the break and Butler pulled away to an easy 85-63 win. To gain revenge for this loss, TRAVEL-STUDY SPRING VACATION PROGRAMS…

December 10, 1960 (vol. 71, iss. 67) • Page Image 1

… Plot Sanctions Arrest Of Lumi WIN LEAGUE OPENER: Wolverines Skate Over Sioux, 6=2 Hayes Sees Early Passage Of Statute for Peace Corps By JOHN ROBERTS Legislation authorizing a peace corps will be…

… a 6-2 victory before nearly 3,000 fans at the Coliseum. The two teams will meet again tonight at 8 p.m. Last night's victory was the second in a row for the Wolverines following an opening loss to Tor…

… equal to the task, however, and when Berenson netted the first Wolverine goal midway through the period the tide had already turned. Babcock caged his first WCHA goal later in the period, and when…

…:40. Michigan Coach Al Renfrew, al- though he was somewhat con- crened with the Wolverine's let- down in the third period, was pleased with his team's perform- ance in the first two periods. "We skated real well…

December 13, 1960 (vol. 0, iss. 68) • Page Image 15

…, Michigan grabbed 45 rebounds to prake's 37, and displayed rugged play under both boards. The coach was very satisfied with Captain John Tidwell's per- formance, although the Wolverine ace managed only 19…

… won, 86-70. "The fact that we ran our pat- terns quickly and without too many careless mistakes was a great help," he said. Meet Idaho Tomorrow night the Wolverines run into Idaho in a game that may…

… give Strack a few mixed feel- ings, for last year he was Idaho's coach. This, however, could give Mich- igan somewhat of an advantage in that Strack will know what to expect, but the Wolverine men- tor…

… Ilowe1d t.! I GOT IT--Michigan's Scotty Maentz chases the elusive basket- ball in the Wolverines recent conquest of Pittsburgh. Maentz, who has been improving rapidly with every game as he gets his bask…

December 15, 1960 (vol. 71, iss. 71) • Page Image 1

… best defensive effort of the seasoin to pin a 68-57 loss on Idaho's invading Vandals last night before a sparce and somewhat quiet turnout of 1,500 onlookers at Yost Field House. The Wolverines turned a…

… he main- tained his intention was "to make See MOSCOW, Page 3 on the year. Tidwell Sets Pace As usual, captain John Tidwell paced the Wolverine offensive at-j tack as he picked up 21 points to nab…

… scoring honors for the night. The senior guard, ranked third among Big Ten players prior to last night's game with a 24.5 aver- age, paced the Wolverine attack in the first half with 11 points, most- ly on…

… Tidwell getting all five of his first-half field goals in a nine- minute span and the Wolverines working their patterns almost to perfection, Michigan shot ahead and led by 11 points with 7:46 remaining in…

… the half. However, "M" started getting a little overanxious after that, com- mitting numerous fouls and mak- ing several errors, permitting the Vandals to close the gap. Idaho outscored the Wolverines

…, high for his team, and played the entire game until he fouled out with 1:09 remaining. Michigan lived up to its repu- tation of being a second-half team See WOLVERINES, Page 6 Ford FiRs In As President…

December 16, 1960 (vol. 71, iss. 72) • Page Image 6

… North kota tonight at Grand Forks in first game of a six-game holi- r swing through the West. Following the weekend series h the Sioux, the Wolverines ve into Colorado Springs for a r with Colorado…

… College next nday and Tuesday and then ift to Denver to meet the power- Pioneers in two games Thurs- y and Friday. Tie for Lead Via last week's surprising double a over luckless North Dakota, e Wolverines

December 03, 1961 (vol. 72, iss. 63) • Page Image 1

…'s resignation will be- come effective Feb. 1. -Daily-Ed Langs MICHIGAN'S BALL--Wolverine forward, Tom Cole, snags a Ball State miss in yesterday's tilt with the Cardinals. Cole battles with Ed Butler, while John…

… balanced scoring attack and a strong defense turned the tide for the Wolverines, but it took a late spurt to do it. Aside from occasional lapses, the Wolverine offense was a thing of beauty. Passing…

… meticulously until they got a man in the open, the Wolverines scored first and were never headed, although the score was close for much of the game. Scored First The, first Michigan goal was typical of many the…

… team got. After each team had lost the ball once, the Wolverines weaved until Proposal Defended By Scholle By MICHAEL HARRAH AFL - CIO President August Scholle yesterday defended his proposal for a…

…=3 Berenson Scores Hat T rick By JIM BERGER Michigan hockey captain Red Berenson broke a streak of two goal-less games with a hat trick last night to lead the Wolverines to a 5-3 victory and series sweep over…

… Michigan Tech. It was the Wolverines third straight win of the season and the Huskies second straight loss. Michigan opened up the scoring early in the first period as Ber- enson, after getting a pass from…

… keep the margin at one point. Cole then tossed in nine clutch points and Hall two, to keep the margin at two points. Iced the Cake Then, with 6:55 left and the score 57-55, the Wolverines hit for See…

WOLVERINES, Page 7 Disarmament Advisor Calls For More Initiative by U.S. By BARBARA PASH The United State must take the initiative for nuclear disarma- ment negotiations considering the future of mankind…

… slapshot from 50 feet that Michi- gap goalie Dave Butts had no chance to stop. But Berenson came back for the Wolverines to put them again two goals ahead. Berenson took a perfect face off from center Wilkie…

December 05, 1961 (vol. 72, iss. 64) • Page Image 6

… com- petition in the afternoon with a fun-filled water show to provide a full day's entertainment for all avid aquatics. Wolverine Stars Perform Combining with the well known Kimball and Billingsley…

… games. "We'll go with both boys again this week- end against Toronto, and after that we'll see." The Wolverines are in good shape injury-wise. Both Don Rog- ers (injured wrist) and Kartusch (injured leg…

December 07, 1961 (vol. 72, iss. 66) • Page Image 15

… to grab a pair of skis and head for the hills are urged to join now, for the $3 membership fee. r sr ,/ V v Oi i/ i/ V r/ v WILKIE STOPPED--Michigan Tech's Phil McVittie makes the stop on Wolverine

… Oosterbaan and Tom Cole experience against tall teams. The presence of two strong defensive teams in 'the tournament should also give the Wolverines some val- uable experience. Hockey... With student fans on…

… vacation the Wolverine hockey team will play a home series with the North Dakota Sioux on Dec. 15 and 16. The Sioux, according to Michi- gan Coach Al Renfrew, have "a really good team." North Dakota is…

…- ney. Michigan's competition in this three day series will be RPI, Yale and McGill. RPI will prob- ably offer the Wolverines the most competition. Like Michigan, RPI is loaded with Canadian personnel…

…, and was one of the outstanding eastern teams last season making the NCAA playoffs. The Wolverines will play all three teams on successive days, Dec. 28, 29 and 30. Track ... Track Coach Don Canha.n will…

December 09, 1961 (vol. 72, iss. 68) • Page Image 1

…. From the very outset it was evident to the 6,675 fans who paid to see the first intercollegiate game to be held in Detroit that the Wolverines were a superior team. The Michgain team had the game in…

… Mike Elik, who did not make the trip, and an injury to starting defenseman Dave Chambers in the first period, were never in the game. The. victory was the Wolverines' fourth straight of the season with…

December 10, 1961 (vol. 72, iss. 69) • Page Image 7

… a large partisan crowd. The Wolverines will try to get back on the win trail tomorrow night at home after losing twice on the road. Denver, better known for its hockey team, will provide the…

…- vide Butler with the impetus for a final surge. Zone Defense The Wolverines used the zone defense yfor the first time this year, hoping to catch the usually fast breaking Bulldogs surprised. For the…

… most part it worked, ex- cept for the presence of the Bull- dog's Bowman. Blue was a tyrant under the boards. He used his 6-6 frame and a weight advantage on the Wolverine's John Harris to snatch 23…

… rebounds and score eight bask- ets, all of them layups or tip-ins. He also drew eight Wolverine fouls and hit seven for thirteen free throws. His rebounds were almost half the Bulldog's 51. And when Butler…

…-out is charg- :11 -Daily-Ed Langs JUMP SHOT-Michgian's John Harris, shown here firing away against Ball State in Ann Arbor last week, scored 17 points last night as the Wolverines lost a tough one to…

… the Wolverines had been a couple of points behind for most of the first half. They con- tinued to scrap the Bulldogs un- til Bowman broke a 46-46 tie with 10 minutes left. Oosterbaan tied it up again…

December 12, 1961 (vol. 72, iss. 70) • Page Image 7

… yesterday. It was the Wolverines second consecutive win of the season and climaxed their eastern trip. M' Starts Fast Coach Cliff Keen's Wolverines struck early and hard, with Rhodes opening the action with a…

… line for the Wolverines e was Fritz Kellerman, who deci- sioned Farrar of Navy, 5-2. Following Kellerman's dec'sion, the Middies staged a comeback bid as McGrath and Meinig post- CAPT. DON CORRIERE ed…

December 15, 1961 (vol. 72, iss. 73) • Page Image 6

… also will enter seven wrestlers unattached. Last year Michigan entered only four men, but still finished second to Pittsburgh. TheWolverines will meet Pitts- burgh at Ann Arbor on January 6 in their…

… looks on. The two points did little to help the Wolverine ,cause, however, as the score in the background indicates. The Falcons won, 77-67. ROUGH GAME: Falcon Coach Notes Aggressiveness; Impressed with…

Wolverine Strength 4 I I Commenting on the roughness of the game Anderson said, "We expected this game to be rough. The Big Ten allows more body contact than we (Mid-American Conference) do. But we were…

… tell whose homecourt it was. -Daily-Bruce Taylor SEEKING THIRD STRAIGHT - Wolverine two-time Big Ten wrestling champ, Fritz Kellerman goes after his third straight win in today's away meet with Indiana…

… Tournament In Wilkes- Barre. Last year, the Wolverines finished second in the tourna- ment, STRIKES OUT: Manrs Fais To Sign I OPPORTU N ITI ES FOR EE, ME, PHYSICS AND MATH MAJORS AS FIELD SERVICE ENGINEERS…

December 01, 1962 (vol. 73, iss. 63) • Page Image 6

… squad 2-1 in the Wolverines' home opener. The Spartans tied the score at 1:21 of the third period, after Jack Cole had poked the puck past supine Spartan goalie John Chan- dick at 18:59 of the second…

… period. Captain Larry Babcock led the Wolverine rush into the Spartan zone. Wayne Kartusch's shot from outside the blue line hit defense- man Carl Lackey right at the blue line. The puck bounched off…

… Gray's outstretched leg. Fournel, who scored the winning 4 By TOM ROWLAND Michigan fans who saw the .833 by .001. He averaged 18.1 Ed Butler, No. 52, 6'6" center: Wolverines trip Ball State in the…

… Lee, No. 30, 6'3" forward: faces on the court this afternoon: with Michigan's Bill Buntin in the the most acurate shooter in Ball four of the top six lettermen re- Wolverine's first varsity action…

… from the guard omore year while grabbing 383 re- afternoon to test Coach Dave spot that he occupied last year, bounds. Strack's Wolverine cagers in the and sophomore Bob Heady (6'4") Height Advantage…

…-Michigan failed to score on this play during the first period of last night's loss to Michigan State. But Wolverine forward John McConigal and defenseman Roger Galipeau each had a chance to jab at the puck (arrow…

December 04, 1962 (vol. 73, iss. 65) • Page Image 6

… gymnastics meet Saturday has made coach Newt Loken optimistic about his team's chances this season, to say the least. The Wolverines, qualifying nine men, finished second to Southern Illinois - an improvement…

…, according to Loken, another Wolverine, junior Arno Lascari, would have finished second if his side horse performance had been up to par. "He has the abiliy to score an 80 in an event in which he made a 40…

…," said Loken. Michigan's other first-placer was Gary Erwin, who repeated his per- formance of last year on the trampoline. In fact, the Wolverines really cleaned up on the' tramp,1 with Fred Sanders…

… notching sec- ond place and John Hamilton pulling up in sixth. And this was in a field of no less than 40 en- trants. Most Finishers But the Wolverines fared best in floor exercise, where they placed four…

… anything to be ashamed of in tumbling either. While Hal Holmes and Rusty Mitchell, two of the coun- try's finest, copped the first two spots, Wolverines Phil Bolton and the upcoming Henderson slipped in…

December 08, 1962 (vol. 73, iss. 69) • Page Image 6

… the Wolverines holding leads up to nine points until the Bulldogs jumped in front, 68-66, on a layup and freethrow'by Wil- liams after he had stolen the ball from Bob Cantrell in the lyichigan backcourt…

… several Michigan breakaways and fast rushes before Queens defense was ready. The first three Wolverine goals came on shots between goalie Doug Norkum's pads. Tom Pendlebury scored from Babcock at 1:54 of…

… prevented the fast-skating Wolverines from further scoring until 17:30, when Wilkie poked in a six footer. With two seconds re- maining Babcock scored his first goal on a slap shot. Target Practice, .Anyone…

… smother it, and the center shot it home. Michigan's last three markers came as the Wolverines roved around the ice and shot at will. 38 31-69 37 33-70 SCORES NBA Detroit 123, San Francisco 116 Boston 126…

December 18, 1962 (vol. 73, iss. 77) • Page Image 6

…I THE MICHIGAN DAILY TUESDAY, DECEMBER 18.,1962 Important Notice To All Booked on Wolverine Club Charters to New York DECEMBER 20- CHECK IN AT Boersma Travel Nickels Arcade NO 3-9301 for FINAL…

Wolverines won all of them, 71-64. Try to find out who did the scoring for Michigan, however, and you're likely to come away with adifferentversion depending upon who does the story-telling. The Associated…

…'t trust the official scor- er too far. His points for Michigan add up to 73, although he has fudged them to agree with every- body else that the Wolverines got 71. Deep Down Inside He credits forward John…

…-line scoring of Buntin and Harris. The team spent two hours on the plane back to Ann Arbor argu- ing about it and still hasn't re- solved it fully. With the win, the Wolverines raised their season record to 4…

…- trell wee the ones who broke up the Evansville game. when the Purple Aces came within two points in the second half. But then how can any team with a corny name like the Purple Aces beat the Wolverines

… EL give it the needed rest and he should be on two strong legs when the Wolverines play their next game, Jan. 4 at Minnesota. 5-3 Over-all The four WCHA games played by Michigan have all been decided…

… by one goal - 2-1 and 4-3 losses to Michigan State and a 5-4 win and a 3-2 loss to Denver. In four exhibition games the Wolverines won all the games - 8-1 over the Chatham Junior 'A's, 7-2 over the…

… Toronto Blues, and 12-1 and 9-3 over Queens of Kingston, Ont. The Wolverines' over-all record is 5-3. The Wolverines have played a third of their schedule. They will start the new year with a series at…

… Minnesota on Jan. 4 and 5. The next weekend, Jan. 11 and 12, Michigan Tech will host the Wol- verines. The Wolverines finish their road trips during the semester break. They play Denver (Feb. 1 and 2) and…

… then travel to Colorado Col- lege (Feb. 4 and 5), before return- ing home to play the Minnesota Gophers on Feb. 8 and 9. Butler Tied Thus far into the season, Butler is tied for leading Wolverine scor…

December 20, 1962 (vol. 73, iss. 79) • Page Image 6

…r" PAGZ SrX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY. DECEMBER 20.1962' PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY THT1Th~DAV flEn mvn~ ~n 1Q4~ saavavfa.vcaJLjp aiaiva: IVALL' 1Y NV} d.a7V. G Wolverine Quintet Outclasses…

… three players sagging around him last night but still managed to get the ball often enough to score 26 points in a painful 66-52 basketball win over San Jose State. The Wolverines, coming out of the game…

… troubles, the Wolverines received praise from an unexpected source --San Jose State Coach Stu Inman, whose team is now 5-3. When it comes time next March 2 for the Illini to play their only game of the year…

… be." John Harris, with 11 points, was the only other Wolverine in dou- ble figures, while the Spartans had Dennis Bates with 15, Bill Robertson with 14 and Harry Ed- wards with 10. When the Wolverines

…-in and then put in two more free throws. That accounted for nine points while Michigan was outscoring San Jose, 11-3. That ballooned the score to 25- 17, and the Wolverines were able to fast-break their…

December 08, 1963 (vol. 74, iss. 80) • Page Image 1

…-64 wrestling debut here last night. The Wolverines went on to nose out the Nittany Lions, 16-11, but not before Stowell's pin and a clinching decision by heavyweight Bob Spaly pulled Coach Cliff Keen's men from…

… behind an 11-8 deficit late in the meet. It was a vengeance win for the Wolverines, who suffered their only loss last season to the Nittany Lions. Keen's crew travels to the Wilkes Tournament on Dec. 30…

December 02, 1964 (vol. 75, iss. 77) • Page Image 5

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December 02, 1964 (vol. 75, iss. 77) • Page Image 6

… number of times the Wolverines lost the ball. The 19 turnovers were partially a re- sult of getting accustomed to the game situation, and also stem from the fast-breaking game his team played, he explained…

… the game, and for their scrappy rebounding against a much bigger Wolverine squad. The Cardinals' tallest player was 6'4" while the Wolverines seldom had more than one player under that height in the…

… first half. Buntin, who fouled out with 9:13 to go in the game, led the Wolverines with 13, but it was the wiry 6'3", 155- pound Neal who took the game honors in that department, pull- ing off 15. After…

… points last night but was the game's leader in assists with five. Russell was next twith four. Lead Early After moving in front 4-2, the Wolverines were never behind, and the Cardinals were never closer…

…. The gap was up to 13 at 40-27 with 3:14 to go in the half, but the Wolverines failed to score as the Cardinals notched six in a row on three by Neal, a free throw and a basket by Keith Henschen who…

…' Retains fourth By The Associated Press The Michigan Wolverines main- tained fourth place in the final Associated Press Poll behind Ala- bama, Arkansas and Notre Dame. The Irish loss to the Trojans of…

… Up 4 -Daily-Jim Lines CAZZIE RUSSELL FIRES a blind pass in the season opener for the Wolverines. Sparking top-ranked Michigan to victory, Russell I Tregoning Darden Buntin Russell Thompson Pomey…

…, Detroit 106 about nine minutes to go the GREENSBORO, N.C. ()- The Wolverines caught fire as Russell Duke Blue Devils, national run- hit two long jumpers, and then ners-up to UCLA last season, missed one…

… Duke moved at 92-70. to the 10-point spread for the first All told, the Wolverines hit on time, but it was the overall play! 42.4 per cent of their shots, while of 6-foot-10 Hack Tison which the…

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December 03, 1964 (vol. 75, iss. 78) • Page Image 5

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December 04, 1964 (vol. 75, iss. 79) • Page Image 5

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December 05, 1964 (vol. 75, iss. 80) • Page Image 5

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December 06, 1964 (vol. 75, iss. 81) • Page Image 5

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December 06, 1964 (vol. 75, iss. 82) • Page Image 5

… schools had on the All- American ;teams. Schulz became the Wolverines' third All-Ameri- can in 1907, and is remembered for his rough, aggressive play when the game was strictly 'a power sport. Moving down…

… brothers one better by being named All- American in '48 and '49. Upon his graduation number 11-worn by all three-was retired. Wolverine All-American tackles who aren't related include Allen' Wahl, Merv…

… receivers-who should 'he play, and for how long? Ten Wolverine ends have been select- ed All-American on 14 teams. Multiple winners Bennie Ooster- baan (1925-26-27), the only triple winner in Michigan history…

…, led the Wolverines to two undefeated seasons, including wins of 130-0 and 95-0. Two at Once Bob Chappuis and Bump Elliott teamed both on Michigan's team and on the 1947 All-American team. Chappuis…

… passed and rang to the Wolverine all time total of- fense erecord of 1,395 yards,.while. Elliott, who is now coaching some potential All-Americans. of his own, grabbed 16 passes and rush- ed for 438 yards…

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