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April 18, 1969 (vol. 79, iss. 164) • Page Image 8

… coun- selor. Assist, to professional staff, good writing and typing abilities, engl/journ background. Wolverine Brass Works, Grand Rapids Mich.: BSME, interest in product de- sign, mechanical aptitude…

… ity closes al ru te' 4 I' ue to -Keep Ahead of the N ews I While Out of Ann Arbor - ,> Wolverines bat Tigers * Keep up with the best Tiger coverage this side of Detroit * Find out if "The…

April 18, 1969 (vol. 79, iss. 164) • Page Image 11

… snuffed out the Tine bases this season and Richie Jor- threat..s The Wolverine baseballnin g dan is close behind with nine. The Tiger, Willie Horton drove in wi no-hagundpthyoins ro Ig team as a whole has…

… declared.' "When you remember that this is a great natural rivalry and that these games open the league season for both teams the competition will have to be really tough. The Wolverines should just - FILM…

… previous gaes, main problem for the Wolverines wound up the Boston series with this year. C o a c h Benedict's 17 more in clobbering the 'Red moundsmen were considerably SoDa eak cn normally a light weakened…

April 12, 1969 (vol. 79, iss. 158) • Page Image 7

… Invitational Tournament in Columbus yesterday in fourteenth place in a 15 team field. The Wolverine golfers finished the round with a five man total of 417. Michigan State and Purdue' were tied for the lead at…

April 09, 1969 (vol. 79, iss. 156) • Page Image 7

… 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…

April 08, 1969 (vol. 79, iss. 155) • Page Image 9

… Titans to a 3-2 decision over the Wolverines in a game played yesterday af- ternoon, Detroit coach Bob Miller called Turk's, performance- . r , daisY NIGHT EDITOR: MORT NOVECK "his best ever in college…

… one run. He was in constant trouble during the contest, however. Michigan had men on base in all but two of the innings, b u t either misplays or the lack of a clutch hit foiled the Wolverine threats…

… h e back in action u Wolverine third baseman was un- Bowling Green i able to score ahead of Kraft, who to begin at Ferry gave Michigan a 1-0 lead when he MICHI smashed his fourth homer of the season…

… over the right centerfield Schmidt, ss fence, 375 feet away. Forsythe, b Arvai followed the homer with Kraft, ifb a sharp single to right, but t h e Bowen, pr Wolverines lost another scoring Arvai, rf…

…-foot-9 Rick Roberson of ... the L Uiversity; vof (Cinnaf,. The Mourninr andy bar bas Afe -Daily-Larry Robbins MICHIGAN LEFTFIELDER John Kraft is greeted by Wolverine Coach Moby Benedict as he crosses…

…-0 Los Angeles 4, Oakland 2, best-of-7 series tied 2-2. By ERIC SIEGEL The Wolverine thinclads kicked l out their indoor jams this past weekend as they opened their out-1 door season at the Lexington Re…

April 06, 1969 (vol. 79, iss. 154) • Page Image 8

… competition in the hills of Kentucky. Wolfe, who vaulted 16'1%/" in the Wolverines' first outdoor meet of the 1969 season, was one of six entries to establish a new record in the, track and field events, which…

… began Friday morning. But although Wolfe was the only Wolverine to share in the record- smashing spree, the Michigan thinclads fared well in the other events, taking two seconds and three thirds. Larry…

Wolverines' two-mile relay team, consisting of Paul Arm- strong, Norm Cornwell, Ron Kut- schinski and Rick Storrey, placed second to the Badgers. This same Wolverine quartet took a third in the four-mile relay…

… vault mark ing behind Purdue and Wisconsin. Gary Knickerbocker, the Wol- verines' premier high jumper, cop- ped a third in that event with a leap of 6'8". The Wolverines 440 relay team also took a third…

…, with Indiana's Hoosiers, the second- place finishers in the Big Ten In- door Championships, leading the field. Ira Russel, the Wolverines' long-, Cornell decisions St relinor as East scores mat victory…

April 05, 1969 (vol. 79, iss. 153) • Page Image 7

… the New York Knicks, who advanced with a four-game sweep with regular-season E a st e r n Champion Baltimore. s The Wolverine baseball team. opens its home season today with a double-header against…

… Detroit at Ferry Field. T h e first game, which begins a 33- game regular season", starts at 1:00 p.m. In action against Detroit last year, the Wolverines took a 11 three games. Admission. is free for stu…

… the Lexington Relays. The Wolverines' distance relay quartet, consisting of Ron Kut- schinski, Paul Armstrong, Norm Cornwell and Rick Storrey, fin- ished third behind Big Ten rivals Purdue and Wisconsin…

… events were com- pleted yesterday, with Big Ten in- door champion Wisconsin placing in two of them. The Badgers are expected to be the biggest ob- stacle in the Wolverines' quest for an o'utdoor title this…

… season. Besides the four mile run finals, the sprint medley and the six mile run were also completed yesterday, The Wolverine quartet of Lorenzo Montgomery, Leon Grundstein, Sol Espie and Taimo Leps failed…

… to place in the sprint relay, and the Wolverines didn't have an entry in the six mile race. In addition to the men who qualified yesterday, the Wolver- ines also have entries slated for the quarter…

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April 03, 1969 (vol. 79, iss. 151) • Page Image 8

… out like neitherthe meek lamb nor the bellicose lion but rather like a gloomy blob for the Wolverine golfers. The lack of sunshine only slightly dampened Assistant Golf Coach Bill New- ton's view of…

… looking for in our southern tour." Assistant Coach Newton said. The Wolverine linksters began their assault on the South with a sweep through the Tampa area, taking an unanticipated three matches from the…

April 01, 1969 (vol. 79, iss. 149) • Page Image 8

…' Exp. 4-5-69 when he cored a 4-2 decision over seed WOLVERINE RESULTS Raw Re.19c Req. 98c 115-John Morley dec. Jerry Roddy (M), fina FISL 0 H TMasking Tppc23-Ken Michor dec. Tim Cccl (M), R DB f…

Wolverine in the sec- tperiod, began h i s amazing string of five pins in five matches. His championship capped a career during which he has never been beaten in either h i g h school or college. Although…

April 01, 1969 (vol. 79, iss. 149) • Page Image 9

… Arizona series By NORM SCHERR Wolverine swimmers turned in Although Indiana's dominance exceptional times to place four of the NCAA Championship Swim- seconds, and followed up with a ming Finaels has…

… diving, the 400 medley relay, and! the 200 individual medley. Winner Charlie Hickcox, Indiana super- fish, barely took the event from! Michigan's Juan Bello by a tenth of a second. Wolverine Gary Kin…

… proceeded to take the top three slots in the 100 breaststroke, but were upset in the 100 backstroke as Hickcox Captain Lee Bisbee w in the 200 Butterfly pleased with the resu mented, "The 'fly pro Wolverines

… . Stager was was the three meter diving, which I AL alts and com- gave the Wolverines 21 points and ved to be the fourth place for the meet. Sopho- By PETER KENT ductive event, more Dick Rydze seized third…

… fact, Arizona State met Michigan for its sixteenth game of this season while the Wolverines were playing their sec- ond. Another purpose served by this trip was that it gave Coach 'Ben- edict a chance to…

April 09, 1968 (vol. 78, iss. 159) • Page Image 9

…, nesota tomorrow. in Canada. Viiins de France Members Flight tlo Paris July 31 to 'Aug. 29 $306'Round-TrIp.' Seats Still Available Call Club Secretaus or 761-4146 11 Ex-Wolverine Clawson Selected…

… 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…

April 07, 1968 (vol. 78, iss. 158) • Page Image 9

… Spartans twice. The score of the 'A' game was 6-0, while the Wolverines really romped in the 'B' contest, taking it 14-0.' The Spartans took' it on the chin, in the teeth, and across the chops, as the…

…-lacing complete, t the Wolverine ruggers charged off to celebrate the double-drubbing with a party. Houston have been shifted to Wednesday, the first two for the afternoon and the Astros' game at night. Tuesday…

April 05, 1968 (vol. 78, iss. 156) • Page Image 9

… Michigan gym- nasts won't arrive in Tucson en masse the Wolverines top five will compete for individual crowns. The NCAA gymnastic cham- pionships, held for the first time at the University of Arizona, are…

April 02, 1968 (vol. 78, iss. 153) • Page Image 9

… died after that. Iowa jumped ahead of Michigan at the beginning, and as the meet pro- gressed, the Wolverines found they were not quite able to close the gap. The result was an Iowa victory. For those…

… par-71course. Frank Groves, the only other senior on the team, matched Schroeder's 296 total, but with more consistent 75'sand74's It was an unhappy road tripI for the Wolverines, who lost by every…

… Detroit *-Doubleheader (Home Games in Capitals) DAVE BINGj FIRST OUTING: Golfers Fifti By DIANA ROMANCHUK As the Wolverine golfers warm- ed up to the Florida sun, so did The 76ers, who fell behind 17…

…, six of strokes, 1191-1196. the points by Chet Walker, and The key man in th Greer added four more points for for the Wolverines a 102-89 bulge and the game was John Schroeder. Hin over, two days by a…

… exceeded our orginial objective which was to break 1200." The Wolverines, who had not played "a lick of golf" this year Florida State Florida, 1st team Florida, 2nd team Miami MICHIGAN Arkansas Total Shots…

April 14, 1967 (vol. 77, iss. 162) • Page Image 6

… opens the Big Ten baseball season today as it meets Indiana in a doubleheader in Bloomington. After the Hoosiers, the Wolverines travel to Ohio State for another doubleheader tomorrow. The Wolverines come…

… pitch- ing duties with Swain against the Wolverines. The other end of the battery, however, is lacking after Brink- man's graduation. Dan Carlson, a sophomore, seems to have pegged the position down…

April 14, 1967 (vol. 77, iss. 162) • Page Image 8

… could never happen to me," he explained, "because I never go to class" Wolverines Host Area Tracksters By PHIL BROWN Michigan cindermen, who par- ticipated in their first outdoor meet of the season last…

…- tion to the host Wolverines. Six field events will be held, starting at noon. These include the discus, shotput, pole vault, long jump,:high jump and triple jump. The running events will get underway at…

April 13, 1967 (vol. 77, iss. 161) • Page Image 9

… everything for Michigan except clean the courts, also is involved in recruit- ing for the Wolverines. "Because everybody knows everybody else on the tour, unlike other sports, we can call up our friends and…

… Wojicki for seven tallies in the second inning of the opening contest. The Wolverines collected only three hits in the frame, but were helped along by three Huron errors and two walks. Dave Neary, the husky…

…- ing back, gaining six tallies in the fifth on only two infield hits. The Hurons were aided by the wild- ness of Wolverine moundsman Steve Evans, who walked six bat- ters, and a Michigan error. The…

Wolverines added a run in the bottom of the sixth, and it r10't mAnogs. 1ONI!. n-1414 C' Ultimately Dell leaves no doubt proved just enough as Eastern he's shooting for the moon, "The scored one in the top of…

April 11, 1967 (vol. 77, iss. 159) • Page Image 7

… of ryas the Wolverines defeated their famous past, exploded for Eastern Michigan yesterday 7-1. seven runs in the third inning and Geoff Zahn and Jack Hurley right - hander M e I Stottlemyre combined…

… gave the Wolverines a 2-0 lead in the opening frame. In the second, Andy Fisher led off the inning with a wrong field double. After Forsythe flied out and Zahn grounded out, Redmon came to the plate and…

Wolverine squad this sea- son. Coach Moby Benedict re- marked afterwards that "Zahn pitched his best game of the spring. His fast ball was moving' at times and so was his curve ball. He was mixing up his…

… Zahn for the Big Ten season which opens Friday with a doubleheader against Indiana in Bloomington. Sophomore Hurley came in to pitch the final three frames and continued the Wolverines' strike- out…

April 10, 1967 (vol. 0, iss. 158) • Page Image 15

…, and a bid to the NCAA post-season tourna- ment when Coach Dave Strack, United Press International Coach of the Year,, was hung in effigy for the second time within three months. The Wolverines, led by…

… mark of 2-12 and an overall record of 8-16, the Wolverines' worst finish since the dawn of the Buntin-Russell era and the first time Michigan had been shut out of a share of the conference championship…

April 09, 1967 (vol. 77, iss. 158) • Page Image 7

… 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…

April 07, 1967 (vol. 77, iss. 156) • Page Image 9

… Still building for the Big Ten season, Michigan's baseball team limbers up with a four-game home stand this weekend. The Wolverines host Eastern Michigan in a doubleheader this afternoon and Detroit in a…

…-0 Wolverine win gave Zahn a 2-1 won-lost record. EMU Worries Benedict Coach Benedict anticipates a rugged twinbill against Eastern, as EMU has just returned from a southern spring trip with a 5-5 record. "Of…

… Meet at Michigan State in East Lansing. This is an important meet for the Wolverines in that it will en- able Coach Newt Loken to see how well these upcoming varsity gymnasts measure up under com…

…- petitive conditions. Seven seniors, who played vital roles in propel- ling the Wolverines to a second place finish in the Big Ten and a second in the NCAA finals, will be lost through graduation, and…

… 9, Los Angeles 2 New York (N) 2, St.cLouis 1 (10 inn) Chicago (N) vs. Chicago (A) at Ar- lington, TeX. (mc) year, and could very well be the Wolverines number one man- on the parallel bars next year…

April 05, 1967 (vol. 77, iss. 154) • Page Image 6

… suffered through a very frustrat- ing season. For the first time in seven years, the Wolverines had not won the Big Ten gym title slipping to sec- ond behind up-start Iowa and Vander Voort was the Michigan…

… trampoline where the Wolverines are over- flowing in talent but he concen- trates on the rings, high bar and the parallel bars. The 'p' bars have been Voort's favorite events but this year, it has caused him…

April 05, 1967 (vol. 77, iss. 154) • Page Image 7

… wore the home whites of the Wolverines, who be- gan their home season on exactly the right note by whipping Bowl- ing Green 8-0. Bare-handed? The game started out as if both squads were trying to top…

… front of 'the plate. The Wolver- ine backstop pounced on the ball, whirled, and threw, a perfect strike to first to nip his man. Threatening The bottom half of the same innig saw the Wolverines' first…

… wood on the ball." Benedict was not the only one happy with the results of yester- day's opening game. Wolverine baseball fans, who looked at this season with a lot of questions, found some of them…

… pay off as Andy Fisher grounded hard to first. But here the Wolverines got a break. First sacker Jim Barry made a good pickup of the ball, and started running to first, waving everyone else off. But…

April 04, 1967 (vol. 77, iss. 153) • Page Image 7

…, who has a 1-0 record with a 1.29 ERA. He also wields a mean wedge, currently swatting at .250. Michigan's pitching this year is very strong. and the Wolverines will be using two or three pitch- ers. The…

… been tough- the probable starters are Bob er than last year." White, Jim Perry, and Dan God- And the Wolverine fans hope by. White, a .310 hitter this year, their stalwarts will provide even is much…

… undiplomatically scored three goals in the first five min- utes of play. The battle song of "The Victors" seemed like wishful thinking at times, for, though the Wolverine club was full of spirit, organization was in…

April 01, 1967 (vol. 0, iss. 151) • Page Image 15

… yesterday. The Wolverines had a score of 187.4 compared to 189.55 for the Salukis, but the big story was the success against Iowa. Michigan topped the Hawkeyes by one-half of a point (a respect- able margin…

… after fouling in the Big Tens. Rod- ney also came through with a sig- nificant 8.35 in the parallel bars as the Wolverines were desperate- ly trying to hold off Iowa. Captain Gary Vander Voort, recently…

… performance "easily his best of 1 the year," as his total was third highest. Complementing the two tramp giants, Mike Zadel turned in a fine 8.55 . The Wolverine tramp team cumulative score of 27.25 was the…

….55. However, the three evening events are not normally among the Wolverines strongest, so no actual victory was anticipated. But after the amazing vaulting performance, Michigan was still contending. And even…

April 15, 1966 (vol. 76, iss. 165) • Page Image 11

… Detroit 9-3. This weekend, as spring continues to grow, the Wolverines are sched- uled to play Central Michigan in a doubleheader Saturday taking place at Ferry Field at 1:30 p.m. That's Not All This is by…

….m. game on Friday, April 22, at Ferry Field. The next day, Michigan, runner- up last year, will match skills with the defending conference champs, Ohio State, at 1 p.m. After that, the Wolverines will…

…- cive place for the holding of a track meet-or a practice for that matter. And- this isn't meant to be an- other slam against much-abused Yost. A Wolverine thinclad will tell you that the air indoors…

… months. Now, it appears that the worst is over (both weather-wise and perform- ance-wise), with the Wolverines chalking up several successes in their outdoor debut last week. Attribute the records to the…

… larger track, the mental exaltation of performing outside, or better conditionining, but the first tulip couldn't burst into bloom more brilliantly than the Wolverine cindermen performed last week at the…

April 14, 1966 (vol. 76, iss. 164) • Page Image 9

… streets or dignitaries to throw out the first ball, the Michigan. baseball team opened up at home yesterday and provided their own fireworks in drubbing the University of Detroit 9-3. The Wolverines, taking…

… when the. Wolverines used back-to-back triples by Reed and Gilhooley to produce their eighth run. Michi- gan closed out their scoring in the bottom half of the eighth when DETROIT AB R H RBI 'they…

April 08, 1966 (vol. 76, iss. 159) • Page Image 9

…, "Mother Nature careth not for the wiles" of man: She'll run him ragged where e'er she can." Or, translated into the meta- phors of a Michigan baseball fan eagerly awaiting the debut of the 1966 Wolverines

… and Michigan. Notice, that word "scheduled." Two of the participants in the eternal triangle that characterizes baseball are ready and willing to go. The Wolverines are fresh from one of their most…

…, which will provide the Wolverine cindermen with their first crack at the outdoors for 1966. Shaping up as the top dual of the meetis a battle between Al Carius and Hylike Van Der Wal in the 3000-meter…

… compete in the South Cai-olina Relays. yHarvey.who handles the shot like it was made of balsa wood, grabbed a second place while Can- amare, captain of the Wolverine indermen, placed fourthin the ple vault…

Wolverines Two former Wolverines now competing for the Ann Arbor Track Club, Ernst Soudak and Kent Bernard, are listed as favor- ites in the discus and 220-yard dash, respectively. Both were par- ticipants at…

April 06, 1966 (vol. 76, iss. 157) • Page Image 7

…'s mascot ought to be a wolverine. I bet most people who lambast honorary fraternities proudly wore National Honor Society pins in high school. Those candle lighting ceremonies were really a drag so what are…

April 05, 1966 (vol. 76, iss. 156) • Page Image 7

… meet, George Canamare pole vaulted 14'6", goodt enough for fourth place. The Texas Relays found the Wolverines' Jim Olson running the mile in a time of 4:13.0, which earned him fifth place. He com- peted…

… will be back as the backbone of the team. The muscular junior was the top point getter for the Wolverines in every meet this season. In overall dual meet competition he was second on the team on the…

April 05, 1966 (vol. 76, iss. 156) • Page Image 8

… qualities which make a team of national championship caliber," enthused Benedict. The Michigan coach had just returned yesterday from a nine- day tour in the southwest part of the country where the Wolverines

…. Too Hot for Devils Discounting the outcome of last Friday's questionable forfeit as neither a loss nor a win, the record for the Wolverines stands at 8-4. Included among the victories are three…

… hockey captain, hit a torrid .391 with nine hits in 23 at-bats while filling in at second base andat shortstop. Bad luck centered on Dick Schryer for the entire trip. Schry- er, the Wolverine's regular…

April 03, 1966 (vol. 76, iss. 155) • Page Image 8

… than just a ball game when Michigan got into trouble early with plate umpire Augie Acuna. In the second inning, Wolverine ne Lose~s ra Forfeits Game ' Acuna quickly called him out on strikes…

…, but when the Wolverine belter decid- ed to "fight instead of swish" If~~ I " i For the first time ! All you could ask of nature you get in a 6' - -WJe e Suzuki X-6 Hustler, a heavyweight in…

… with a count of one strike was politely inform- ed by Acuna that he had already been kicked out during the fracas at the plate. When the Wolverines protested that they had never heard any- thing about…

… side of their ledger. Ac- tually, it will go down in the of- ficial record books as "no contest." Arizona assured the Wolverines that the services of Acuna would not be requested again and that they…

…. Return to Normalcy Settling down to play just "nor- mal baseball," the Wolverines dropped the first game of a twin- bill to the University of Arizona, when the Wildcats sent 12 men to the plate in the…

… to the hard-hit- ting Wildcats, tried to help his cause with a two-run homer in the second but the Wolverines could not narrow the gap closer than five runs. Ed Southhard paced the Arizona attack with…

… three hits, including two singles and a home run, knocking in two tallies and scor- ing two himself. Bob Hanse earn- ed the victory as he forced the Wolverines to hit the ball straight at somebody all…

April 02, 1966 (vol. 76, iss. 154) • Page Image 8

… California is an LSD power, so why shouldn't the Wolverines extend their athletic sphere of influence. When the basketball team moves into the new University Events Building, you might even convince Fritz…

… competitors from across the nation. But the Wolverines did advance four men into today's competition for in- dividual titles. Southern Illinois captured the team crown with 187.2 points to keep its string of…

… Coach Newt Lo- ken. Wayne Miller, who perhaps is one Wolverine more accustomed to bigtime competition as evi- denced by his OAU title, was one of Michigan's individual qualifiers with a third place on the…

April 16, 1965 (vol. 75, iss. 168) • Page Image 11

… relays," Canham specu- These relays will pose a real lated. The 440 relay team of Carl challenge to Wolverine perform- Ward, Dave Cooper, Bob Jarema ers as some strong schools, espe- and Big Ten 60-yard…

… dash cham- cially Kentucky State from the pion Dorie Reed was barely nipped South, are competing. Big Ten In- by Maryland at South Carolina door Champion and old Wolverine two weeks ago. outdoor nemesis…

…. Michigan's baseball team faces an unbeaten Detroit squad to- morrow at 1 p.m. in a double- header which could show how ready the Wolverines are for the Big Ten season. Head Coach Moby Benedict plans to use…

… going for them this season, after giving Ferris State a double shellacking Wednesday, 11-0 and 4-0. In a doubleheader last Saturday, Detroit bounced Kalamazoo, 7-0 and 5-2. Last season the Wolverines mas…

…- tered the Titans twice. The first game went 13 innings and Mich- igan came out on top, 11-6, and the second contest was a close 5-4 affair. The Wolverines' second vic- tory cost the Titans a berth in the…

Wolverines have not been able to practice outside since their return from the southern trip, and neither Minnesota* nor Purdue have been outside much. Coach Bill Murphy said yesterday that playing in the…

… Sports Build- ing will give the Wolverines an advantage because they have practiced there so much. After evaluating each player's performance on the spring trip and in matches played indoors during the…

… Michigan finished second to In- diana. The Wolverines lost only Fau- quier from last year's team and should be strong again this year. "We're looking much better than we did in the South. In fact, I think we…

April 10, 1965 (vol. 75, iss. 163) • Page Image 2

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April 04, 1965 (vol. 75, iss. 158) • Page Image 7

… North Carolina A. C.'s Thomp- Wolverines earned five first-places son Mann took his second back- and snapped four meet records stroke title with a clocking' of at the South Carolina Relays. :52.5 for the…

Wolverines outdoor sea- by Bartsch of Michigan, with a ' :54.7. No point totals were kept for In the 100-yard butterfly, Luis the meet, but the Michigan thin- Nicolao of the Santa Clara Swim clads tied…

… record in addition to breaking the old meet mark. This was the third time within the last month the Wolverine junior, the best pole vaulter in Michigan's history, cracked the 15-foot barrier. Ted Benedict…

Wolverines. Heaving the shot 54'7" for a meet record, Jack Harvey placed, first to gain the other Michigan victory. Summer Sublet $49 per month 4-mon opt. 326 E. Madison I Apt. 6 2 bedrooms, fully carpeted…

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