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…....... - -- Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, February 29, 1976 Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, February 29, 1976 Wolverine cagers F luck Hawkeyes Women's fast break skins…

… quick-i ness prevented them from keep-t ing pace with the high flying Wolverines. RIGHT FROM the openingI tipoff the sluggish Wildcat de- fense was out hustled by the, Blue who took an 8-0 lead inI the…

…. "This is anybody's tourna- By RICH LERNER IOWA CITY - The Michigan Wolverines clinched s e c o n d place in the Big Ten yesterday, thrashing Iowa 88-74, before a capacity crowd of 13,276. The win gives…

… the Wolverines a 13-3 slate in league play with two games remaining. Michigan State and Purdue stand tied in third place with identical 9-7 marks. Indiana has already lock-, ed up the conference cham…

… Wolverine zone press forced three consecutive turn- overs.I THE WOLVERINES stretched' their lead to 44-30 at intermis- sion, Robinson swishing another twenty footer with 5 secondsI left in the half. In the…

… a m e d Russell (Cazzie or pulled down 10 rebounds and Campy) on the squad. rendered Hawkeye center Fred The Wolverines play at Min- Haberecht so ineffective, that nesota tomorrow night before Iowa…

… yesterday's clash at Iowa City. The senior captain connected for 20 points, while limiting the high scoring Frost to just nine, in the Wolverines' 88-74 victory. The win clinched second place in the Big Ten…

…, and the inconsistency of their! I'm just thinking about Central. offense, forced the play into The tournament can be ours if the hands of the Wolverines. we play smart ball."j ----- full court PRESS…

… Williams Arena last night before' 7,455 disgruntled Gopher fans. With the victory, the Wolverines crept to within one point of the third place Gophers. The game was marred by 30 penalties, the most exciting…

… disqualifications, bench- ing them for tomorrow night's contest. The Wolverines were never, seriously challenged except at the midway mark of the second period when the Gophers pulled to within one goal of the Wol…

… teams year; THIRD PERIOD ing a first in their class, the with a shot at second place.: sin. SCORING: 6. M - Natale (Coff- Michigan wrestling team is The Wolverine who looks like he AM man Moretto) 7:49; 7…

… Iowa, ranked Another Wolverine with excel-best, 17:04; 29. M - Thayer (roughing) number one in the nation, can lent possibilities is team captain 5th i 17:04; 30. Minn - Miller (holding) be from off Mark…

…, MEANWHILE, the Michigan leading the Wolverines in total women struggled to end their points earned with 29.6. first intercollegiate season on a H winning note, downing the East- HOWEVER, the Wolverines emn…

…- sch and Robey. Performers ance." from both teams had trouble. The Wolverines started out staying on the beam throughout; strongly in the vaulting exer- an entire routine, with several cise, finishing…

…Rage Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, February 1, 1976 Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, February 1, 1976 Strong subs help wolverines stifle By RICH LERNER The Michigan Wolverines…

… Michigan with Rickey Green leading the way stubborn Iowa, with 23 points, 15 in the second half. But it was the Wolverine bench that meant the difference in the game. Six minutes into the game, captain…

…- derneath and teaming with Ber- gen, Tom Staton and Joel Thompson to keep the bigger H a w k e y e s away from the boards. The Michigan reserves ignited the Wolverine fast break, which had all cylinders going…

… in the game. Michigan broke to an 82-65 lead, but King and Thompson brought Iowa to within eight, 99-91, be- fore the Wolverines successfully stalled away the final two minutes. King amassed 36 points…

… basket before King tipped the ball in. BUT ONCE the Wolverines quickened the pace, the brawny Hawkeyes lagged behind. "We wanted to run them," said Orr. "And I think we wore them down." 04 -95 "Half of…

… the tired situation is mental," said Iowa coach Lute Olson, "if you're not strong enough mentally, you'll get tired." The Wolverines added to their lead in the second half on the strength of a stellar…

… coach Fred Schaus, after seeing his team fall to the Wolverines 84-80 last week, said if Michigan has a problem, it might be one of too much talent. Michigan compared very -favorably to Iowa in terms of…

… Michigan. We only have three guys we can go to." In fact, few teams the Wolverines have run up against, with the possible exception of Las Vegas, have been able to match Michigan's depth. All of which should…

… dual meet. The Wolverines stood tied with Minnesota after eight bouts, 13-13, when outstanding Gopher 190- pounder Evan Johnson pinned Harold King and Steve Schuster followed with a loss to seal the…

… any hopes of a comeback. Even without the penalties, the Wolverines could not have met the match of the Fighting Sioux, who p 1 a y e d inspired hockey from the opening face- off. Michigan actually…

… to the team concept the Wolverines were employing. The strength of Michigan's team is in its teamwork. With the possible exception of Rickey Green, Michigan has no super- star or super-gunner. Yet…

…, Michigan can still play even with any team in the nation, as it proved last weekend when the Wolverines shocked tfle nation with a near-upset of number-one ranked Indiana. Wolverines play team ' D I HE…

… offense On offense, all five starters average in double figures. doom for the Wolverin Green heads the list with over twenty points a game, but the last night, as they fel other four starters are grouped…

…, At 7:30 p.m. the men's team, EMU finished third, three currently ranked fourth in the, points ahead of the fourth place nation, - battles the Indiana Wolverines. Hoosiers while at the same "It's really…

… Wolverine gymnasts' first home place in the Western Ontario meet ever. Invitational on January 17, and S t r o n g performances won the Northwestern Invita- tional held on, "I think the January 31. team has…

… Golder the Wolverines four years under Coach Loken view the meet against Indiana, in the framework of his style fifth place finishers in the Big and concern for the individual, Ten last year," more as a…

… con- I think we've really grown to- fidence builder than anything gether." else." The Wolverines hope to con- "The competitive pressure tinue their fine level of per- 1 really isn't there," noted…

… his hand in- If anything, the Wolverines' son at Michigan State. More the playoffs. fine 3.4 goals against average. jury. greatest fear is not their Hoos- than 3,000 spectators, one of The Michigan…

… hockey team The Wolverines will be hard In comparison Michigan goalie Kris Manery continues to be ier foes, but the possibility of the largest crowds ever to wit- travels to Minneapolis to battle pressed…

… to knock off the Gophers Robbie Moore has given up 109 the Wolverines' top scorer with injury. Last weekend Doug ness the Spartan gymnasts per- the Gophers of Minnesota this in their own lair. The…

… country. Big Russ Ander- Last weekend Minnesota split "It's a critical time for us, rie Hartwig, Michigan's direc- point~sahead of the Wolverines, season. Earlier in the season son (6-2, 210) anchors the…

… limited as 22nd negotiating session with' ranked Hoosiers clinched illness has hammered hard at the players association. their fourth consecutive Big T on so2 in the Wolverine dekers. Greg The external…

… the first two places Versat Michigan State Spartans last in the 70 yard high hurdles for eventsi night in a dual meet, 87-44. the Maize and Blue. Chisholm grabbed The Wolverines grabbed 12 tooled the…

… barriers in 8.5 sec- shot pu first places to just three for the onds and Crouther turned in a He also Spartans. 8.6 clocking. high jun Senior Abe Butler led the The Wolverines swept the The V Bhie assault by…

… Madison last night. In an exciting 60 yard rush, F The Wolvyrines were pacedI Wolverine sophomore Doug by senior Eric Friedler at num- Hennigar blazed out of the ber one singles who came fromj blocks and…

… played flawless tennis." Eisner was equally. impressed with Ollis Owens' come from behind vic- tory. THE WOLVERINES swept all three of the doubles slots to complete their victory. Fried- ler and Gallagher…

…, the 6-0 Wolverines look to upset a Sycamore squad led by American Olympic teams qualifier, Kurt Thomas. "I think just the magnitude of the competition willt offer the stimulatipn needed to produce top…

… perform. ances," stated Michigan's Bob Darden, defendiing Big Ten high bar champion. "I think we have all the makings to win this meet." The Wolverines' top score this season, a 207.5 against Minnesota…

…. Less than a minute later, Denver forward Doug Berry took a high pass from the point and leisurely stuffed the puck past Michigan goalie Robbie Moore to pull the Pioneers with- in one. But Wolverine Kris…

…: TOM DURANCEAU I have good players, I have a ! Don Dufek scored his first good team. This year we're goal of the season in the second young and rebuilding." period to give the Wolverines their 2…

… second and third stringers. Consistent Joe Bauer turned in the finest performance for the Wolverines, doubling in the 1000 yard freestyle and the 200 yard butterfly. His times were very respectable 9…

… performance. For if Michigan is to have any chance at all, then it has to come fi'om these very swmmers. The Wolverines return to ac, tion today at 4 p.m. against Il- linois right here at Matt Mann Pool. By…

…- ships coming up the first week of March, Coach Gus Stager i a 1 ' 1 3 i 1 i By ANDY GLAZER For the third consecutive sea- son the Michigan Wolverine bas- ketball team enters the Big Ten stretch run in…

… Michigan State Spartans have surprised most of the experts this year, and if they can surprise Mich- igan today at 3:05 in East Lans- ing, they will be only one game behind the Wolverines in the race for…

…-1 burst in the game's open- "The zone press was veryE ing minutes and the Wolverines good," said Frieder. "I talked went on to defeat Illinois 90-75 to John (Orr) this afternoon, at Crisler Arena last night…

… Steve Grote who paced the speedy Wolverine attack with season high totals of 24 and 20 points respectively. OUT OF __BOUNDS by Rich Lerner N Indiana wa - - ,r r ' --. r 3 MMJU upsets By The Associated…

… Big Ten bas- ketball championship. 1 reider rows on . .wiathut Orr Wolverines, now 12-3 in the con- highs, as Robinson led all ference and 19-5 overall. The scorers with 24 points and? chances for an…

… Wolverines' next action rnping is on the road this weekend when they take on Iowa Satur- calls day and the Minnesota Gophers and. on Monday night. WHY WALK FURTHER! LEVI'S BRAND. Available at Wild's Varsity…

…: -TONIGHT- HAPPY HOUR on rk Shirts nnel Shirts nim Jackett M I SUPPOSED to talk or do Michigan Assistant Coach Bill iters following the Wolverines 90-75 rust into an unaccustomed role by flu, Frieder…

…," Frieder said. Indeed, it was the olverines' spiderweb zone defense that meant the difference. IOWA, 8-6 in the conference; )rcing turnover upon turnover, the Wolverines raced to a 17-1 'and 18-7 overall…

… f games remaining. Presently holding a ,19-5 record, the 13th ranked Wolverines are a sure bet to receive an NCAA tourna- ment bid March 4. Barring an astonishing jilt from the NCAA or an equally…

… wrence, Kansas, the winners proceeding to Louisville, Ken-. cky. Michigan certainly has the ability to make a run for the itional championship. And in the past month the Wolverines Ive demonstrated a new…

… Wolverine victory and the superb play of speedster Rickey Green as he swooshed past the Badger defense enroute to a 32-point night. It was no surprise that Michigan routed Wisconsin the way they did…

… itself of a winning year by routing the Wisconsin Badgers, 107-86, at Crisler Arena last night. The win, the Wolverines 14th, raises Michigan's Big Ten rec- ord to 8-2. The Badgers, mean- while, dropped…

… eight baskets, so I wouldn't say will be any empty seats in he hurt us." Bloomington Saturday., I doubt THE WOLVERINES, face a if there are many left now." harder task this weekend, as "Indiana's blitzing…

…, the Wolverines coasted to the victory, never threatened Purdue forward Walter Jor- sparse crowd of 3,700. SCO RES 11 by the Badgers. Wisconsin did not give the Wolverines a rough odan led all scorers…

… was the case in the last five victories, Michigan rode to victory on the quick flying feet of Rickey Green. Green, who leads the Wolverines in scoring at close to 20 points per game, has paced the…

… WISCONSIN'S TIM PATERICK (15) looks apprehensively for the open man as Johnny Robinson (45) guards him closely. Robinson was second high scorer for the Wolverines with 19 points in Michigan's 107-86 win over…

… otaled In the all-around, Wolverine co-captair an interesting comment, saying, ent, a Pierre Leclerc topped the opposition with' "The style of play in both t pos- a score of 48.7. leagues is about the same…

…, "and we just the Wolverines ahead 44-34. " couldn't run that quick. They 'Eight seconds into the second to take a commanding 22 point have such super speed. I really half Phil Hubbard sat down lead can…

…'t remember an team in the hi ur su du t Ohio State never threatened Big Ten as quick as they are." witheafter the Michigan outburst. B T atya Wolverines exploded with 16 The closest the Buckeyes ever Michigan…

… Cleveland. AND THE Wolverines came away with a big victory in the 6 Fred Weekdays from noon to 1p.m. university mile relay beating Eastern power Villinova. The Wolverine team of fresh- man Harlan Huckleby…

…, Jeff Mc- Leod, Jim Grace and Dave Williams turned the mile in :17.3. Huckleby sprinted out to he lead on the first leg and the Wolverines were never headed after that. Dave Williams, the Big Ten 604…

… champion, grabbed a third n that event at the Knights Relays with a 1:11.1 clocking. The Wolverine two mile relay eam blazed to a second place inish behind Villinova. Dave re la e rs Furst kicked it off…

… hey battled to a height of 18-0. NCAA aybe a The Wolverine thinclads' next d Har- competition will be Saturday at taught Eastern Michigan in the Cen- on the tral Collegiates. Playboy's guide to the…

… triple jump. j.liams will run the 600, and Chis- The Wolverine entries in the holm will be inthe 70-yard high l running events will be slightly hurdles. McGuire, who has the different from the past two…

… reason we want to run Atlanta 5, Toronto 2 C"Teru E E BASKETBALL . . . FE ., ': :: 1/ MEN'S TOURNEY BEGINS N etters battle Mizzou HQ U U h1L~ L ANN AI~I~()l~ By CINDY GATZIOLIS IF THE Wolverines beat…

… "shutout." The Stanford.. Wolverines hope to blank sev- The Wolverines do not possessy eral of their opponents when the depth they have enjoyed in they participate in the National the past. Former players…

… second lastE year in indoor competition be- THIS WEEKEND'S ieup in- hind Stanford. In the outdoors, cludes senior captain Eric Fried- the Wolverines came up with a ler in the number one position; fourth…

…; good chance that he'll be the, quarter miler on the distance. medley team at the nationals,I and we want to see what he can do." Steve Elliott and Furst will run the half for the Wolverines and Arnett…

… Wolverines. The Falcons 7-6 in a non-league en- brightest was the play of the counter last night at Yost Ice Bill Thayer - Dan Cormier - Arena. Dan Hoene line. They ac- After two periods the game counted for…

… slap shot to re- saw only about three minutes of establish a two goal advantage ice time, the return of the pop- for Michigan. ular winger is bound to help' Newton got a rebound 'goal the Wolverines in…

… playt in the WCHA and do fairly well," observed Wolverine wing Ben Kawa. "But I know that we're better than them." Mason feels his team would fare well in the WCHA. "We tried to play down the inter…

… the Wolverines hung on to beat Bowling Green 7-6. Women cagers beaten. BG-Sarachman M-Palmer Attendance: 3310 10 17 10 14 3 Tot. 11 38 5 29 by big Broncos, By HENRY ENGELHARDT and MB DILLONl…

… > 12 steals, but hit. on only 29 ofI 73 shots for a 39.7 shooting per- centage. The Wolverines will be back in action this weekend at Chai- paign, Illinois. Borders expects tough competition in the tour…

…Thursday, February 19, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Seven . ..Sve ,.. .{" WOLVERINES FAVORED Women host Big Ten tankers By PAUL CAMPBELL record book will be vastly al- Roughly 200 athletes…

…- ping 3 igan State. "VE "It's going to be a real studs tussle," commented Wolverine noted coach Stu Issac. "It looks like has th we're favored, but that doesn't the mo mean much.'' , binatic that it…

… DESPITE ISSAC'S cautious The statement, the Wolverines will for tt undoubtedly be the team to Katie beat. They cruised through a !Kntx, seven dual-meet season, whip- Kn ping their opponents by an aver- Den…

…."' Wolverines are looking o p performances from McCully, Captain Kathy Debbie Brevitz, and Chris [erder. With more places grabs, they will also need support from the likes of Adamson, Kathy Lingen- Connie Ortega…

… weekend and to have the squad be one of the top ten in the country. The Wolverines have to be favored in this meet as .they feature six first-class competitors: Debbie Brevitz. A junior from Battle Creek…

… visit Western Ontario, and tomorrow the Wolverines take on Toronto. These two meets represent a break for the swimmers. The trip is basically for fun, but the meets will give the tankers a chance to keep…

… raced to second place last weekend in the Detroit News Race at Alpine Valey. The Wolverines scored 72 points in the men's division, one point behind Notre Dame, as John Dehlin placed first in the slalom…

…. Tech, on the other hand, faces four second divi-, sion teams in their remaining series. "We know how important this series is," said Wolverine coachj Dan Farrell, who himself both played and coached at…

… the Daily Photo by PAULINE LUBENS MICHIGAN'S Dave DeBol moves the puck in a :tion against Minnesota-Duluth last January 9th. The sophomore center scored one goal and ma le two assist in the Wolverines…

… meeting, the Wolverines' smallish 150-pounder had prov- en he could continue his suc- cess at the college ,level. Relaxing in the Georgetown subdivision residence he shares" with his brother, Churella, an…

… finals at 11:30 a.m. vey. "And if things go right we Michigan will be competing should be able to do that." against. Michigan State, Air The Wolverines s t r o n g e s t Force,' Bowling Green, Kent event…

… Ontario Invitational in January and first in the Northwestern Invitational ( two weeks ago. ! In another week, the Wolverine\ women face Eastern Michigan in a dual meet at Crisler Arena,W " while the men…

… the Wolverines with 23 enough as Michigan lost to the undefeated Hoos ers, 72-67. AP Photo Indiana's Rich Valavi- points but it wasn't e0 icigan Hoosiers. By RICH LERNER special To The Daily…

… 72-67 yesterday. With Michigan ahead 60-58 and 14 seconds re- maining, the Wolverines' Steve Grote missed a free throw and All-American Scott May controlled the rebound for Indiana. INDIANA CALLED time…

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… WUOM: Mark Lane, "The Assas-. in 1621 sination of John F. Kennedy;" 1:10 pm; U-M Basketball, 8:30 pm. nder by Indoor Track: Wolverine Invita- ,land as tional, Indoor Track Bldg., 2 pmm. land as Music…

… champions, Loken tion, it will ease the competi- has brought untrammeled suc- tive aspect," said the slim, cess to the Wolverines. In the auburn - haired gymnast. "It past 15 seasons, Loken and his helps me…

… insideE and were forced to take long shooting mark. Cheryl Wozniak rebounds and Kathryn Young's outside shots. The Michigan was high scorer for Delta tally- 12 grabs, the Wolverines out- three guard…

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