… was played sandlot style. Michigan jumped on Eastern pitcher Bob Boyseno for four runs in the bottom of the fourth inning to give the Wolverines a lead they never lost. Catcher Jim Dickey, one of the…
… promptly fired the ball over the first baseman's head, allowing the final two tallies of the frame. Leading 5-1 in the bottom of the sixth, the Wolverine nine took no chances and added a pair of. insurance…
… Martin, Mamon Gibson and Lou Williams. Martin, who has run both the mile and two mile events for the Wolverines, will find himself try- ing for an event that is new to him. Since the games are under the…
… not go to the trials since he recently reinjured his. knee and has been advised not to run. Wolverine swimmers and divers, with the exception of Alvero and Alex Gaxiola will attempt to form part of the…
… team. Andy Morrow will also tryout for the freestyle. Divers Dick Kimball and Mexi- co's Alvero Gaxiola will be the other Wolverines trying for a berth. SUCCESS ON YOUR EXAMS! Pass the test with a…
…N THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDAY, Wounded Wolverines Hoping Best of Luck For Comebacks Next Season By MIKE GILLMAN ham and basketball head Bill the Pan American Games to be Have you ever seen a…
… wounded Perigo. held at Chicago in August. He Wolverine? Robinson (with the help of a will also be foregoing a trip to 1 E " Wel , two of them are wander- stray dog) renewed an old injury Europe in order…
… while preparing to com- have all of his playing days be- -trifle worried pete in the Penn Relays in late hind him. Tom Robinson and Terry Miller April. Wolverine cage fans will re- are the two men whose…
… enough wounded Wolverines are on the to cause Robinson to stay out of mend. Prospectve 'M' Cagers May Solve Height Needs By HAL APPLEBAUM tyHLAPEA school next fall. He was on tl °>. The height that…
… Michi- that all the Wolverines needed to gan and an eastern school. Hi! h challenge for the Big Ten title family has had many members at- last year was a skyscraping center, tend Michigan and has alread…
… and AIbut none were to be found and the paid his $50 admissions deposit,' W ash and W ear Wolverines wound up in a second- Perigo added. i;place tie. C d'L The lack of an effective big man Another…
… "! (Continued from Page 1) the Wolverine pacemaker, whose afternoon 74, along with Black's in the morning, was the second low round of the day. Brisson, who finished in a tie for fifth, also had the only sub…
… Lovell was an- other in the category of 314 but sophomore Dick Youngberg edged into a tie for tenth with his 313 total. However, Chuck Blackett was low yesterday for the Wolverines with a 78-77-155, and…
… for a time of 3:15.2 and a personal lap time of :47.2. The Wolverines took their heat, but anchorman Tony Seth had no one to push him as he kicked in for the win, and on comparative times, Michigan had…
…, receive the champions trophy for the Big Ten Golf Meet from Michigan's captain Ray Lovell and his coach, Bert Katzenmeyer. The Wolverines came in second, 20 strokes behind Purdue, in this 40th annual…
… strengthen in the early part of the second set, but so did the Wolverine and it didn't take too much extra effort for Michigan to chalk up its fourth victory of the day. In the closely-played first singles…
…, Michigan's Jon Erickson Ndueled Iowa's defending cham- pion, Art Andrews, to the finish to take a well-played 9-7, 6-4 vic- tory. Andrews was seeded number one and the Wolverine captain, number two. Few…
… end to Michigan's Big Ten baseball season yesterday as the Wolverines were forced to cancel a doubleheader with Conference champions Minnesota because of wet grounds. Friday, a heavy rainfall pre…
…- vented the varsity nine from fac- ing Iowa, in another game sched- uled at the Ferry Field diamond. The, Wolverines shortened Con- ference record of 5-7 placed them seventh in the Big Ten standings.' "We…
… "best class" and supplied the Univer- sity's chemistry department with no one. A letter said: Wolverines Lead Big Ten In Golf Meet: By CLIFF MARKS Michigan's golfers were as hot' as the sun yesterday…
… shapes up as a two-team race between the Wolverines and the Illini. OSU's lead promises to be a short-lived one, as they picked up their early lead on the basis of three places in the discus (one of the…
… Marks By BUZ STEINBERG Special to The Daily EAST LANSING - Michigan's, tennis team continued to make a shambles of the Big Ten tennis tournament yesterday as every man in the Wolverine delegation swept…
…'s championship matches is 60 points, with Illinois far behind with 40 points. Minnesota and Iowa are third with 18 each, while host Michi- gan State has 15 points for fifth. None of the Wolverines has yet lost a…
…- rated Mike Field of Indiana, 6-2, 8-6. Erickson was effective and consistent as always, rushing the net and overpowering his oppo- nent. Gerry Dubie picked up the second win of the day for the Wolverines…
… him, 6-1, 8-6. The Wolverine will Diamondmen Host Gophers Michigan's baseball team, rained out of yesterday's game with Iowa, hosts Big Ten leader Minnesota todayin a morning-afternoon twin bill at…
… pulled away to a 6-3, 6-1 victory. The final Wolverine entrants of the long day's activity were Pea- cock and Zaitzeff, playing number two doubles. They dropped MSU's Foster Hartman-and Bob Sassack without…
… devote about "half its time in the area of membership selection" Wright said "such a change would provide the greatest opportunity for continuity in policy and effort." PICK WOLVERINES: Conference Track…
… - Michigan's netmen stormed through the first round of the Big Ten tennis finals yesterday by sweeping every match they played. The Wolverines took a com- manding lead over everyone in- cluding last year…
… GE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1959 LGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, MAY 22, 1959 Wolverine, Netters Take Early Lead (Continued from Page 1) other victory -.in number singles…
…, sinking Wisconsin's Darling with ease, 6-0, 6-1." four Bob This was the first time this season that Darling had competed in singles. Looking exceptionally strong was Wolverine Frank Fulton who also swept…
… atmosphere of the first division as it closes its Big Ten season this weekend with three home games. Today the Wolverines play Iowa in a contest that begins at 3:30 p.m. at Ferry Field. Jim Bradshaw wil. be…
… swarming over the University Course begin- ning at 7:15 this morning as Mich- igan's Wolverines play host to the 40th annual Western Conference Championships for the first time since 1949. Michigan won the…
…'re Michigan's great half-miler, Tony Seth, and his counterpart at Il- linois, George Kerr. One of the Wolverines' many' "sophomore sensations" this year, Seth is an import from British Guiana. Kerr, too, is…
… man wins. These two plus Wolverines Tom Robin- son (Nassau, Bahamas) and Les Bird (British Antigua) and Illi- nois' Paul Foreman (Kingston, Jamaica) and Erwin . Adderley (Bermuda) will give the Big…
…- posed to a single non-conference defeat. Led by captain Jon Erickson, the Wolverine netmen have pow- ered their way past strong oppo- nents Illinois and Western Michi- gan. Michigan ended the regular…
… season at the top of the Big Ten with a 7-0 record. Lose To Irish Their only defeat this year was a 5-4 heartbreaker to a powerful Notre Dame squad. Last year the Irish broke the Wolverines' 47…
… of Western Michigan. Cook is rated by many authorities as one of the top net- ters in the country. Captain Looks Good The Wolverine captain, playing in the number one singles spot, has looked best in…
… has been victorious in eight matches. Toughest opponents for the Wolverines appear to be defend- ing champion Iowa and last year's runner-up, Illinois. "M" has al- ready beaten the Illini, 6-3, but have…
… be tough customers in golf last Sat- urday as 'they whipped Michigan State and Bowling Green in two separate, matches over the Uni- versity course. The Wolverine 'A' squad, com- posed of just two…
… to The Daily BLOOMINGTON - Michigan closed its regular dual-meet ten- nis season yesterday by downing Indiana's netmen 9-0. The Wolverines highlighted the season's climax by handling highly rated…
… continued unde-t feated in outdoor competition with{ an easy 873-43% victory over Ohio State yesterday. In the season's final dual com- petition the Wolverines took 10 ofi 14 first places and star sophomore…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY p Wolverine Nine Lose Double Bill Michigan Tennis Team Coasts Past Indiana, 9-0 04 By TOM WITECKI Special to The Daily LAFAYETTE - "We finally found ourselves," chortled Pur…
…., It's just that the breaks have always gone against us until today." On the other side of the field, where the visiting Wolverines were preparing for a long bus trip home, things were not as cheerful…
… pitching performance by southpaw Heldkamp, who tossed a three- hitter at the Wolverines. One of the hits was a two-run bases-loaded single by Jack Mogk. This was the key blow in a three- run Michigan…
… page 1) Once again the Wolverines got the advantage, though, as Erickson squeezed by with a three-set vic- tory, 7-9, 6-3, 6-4. Dubie Plays Well Gerry Dubie, who has been play- Ing well for Michigan…
…, defeated Hoosier Dean Dixon, 6-3, 6-2; 'M' netter Frank Fulton, number five singles, down- ed Ilan Iothmuller, 6-2, 6-4; and Wayne Peacock added the final Wolverine singles victory by cap- turing a 6-1, 6…
… yes- terday in leading his Illinois team- mates to an 8-5 victory over Mich- igan here yesterday. The loss was' the Wolverines' fifth against a similar number of Big Ten wins, and virtually re- moved…
…. "well-disputed" plays spelled defeat for the Michigan nine. Delveaux, who has often given the Wolverines a tough time on the gridiron, was even tougher when he came into pitch with the score tied, 5…
… open from 9 a.m. until noon.N A fine of twenty-five cents a day 'will be charged 'for overdue paintings. APPROVES APPOINTMENTS: SGC Allocates Funds To Wolverine Club TESTING -- A student experiences…
… student involvement and interest appropriated $200 Wednesday in the elections and in the Coun- night to the Wolverine Club. cil. This money will be used to help Among the motions are sugges- pay for…
… Wolverines, along with nine other Conference teams, will all be competing in the Big Ten cham- pionships which will be held next Saturday at East Lansing. Illinois was runnerup to Iowa last year with Michigan…
… falling to third. Meanwhile,'*today the "M" net- ters will be at Bloomington to face ihe Hoosiers. Indiana, 11-11 last year, does not appear to be any threat to the Wolverines, nor do they pose to stop any…
…- pire called the runner at second, who was out by at least 15 feet, safe, because Kucher failed to touch second when the ball was in his possession, the Wolverine bench roared in protest and Lund raced…
… Wolverines quickly regained the lead in the second inning when they took advantage .of Arneson's lack of control to score three more runs. Wilbert Franklin drove the first one in with a bases-loaded in- field…
…'s second dispute as the Wol- verines argued vehemently that first baseman Bill Offenbecker had pulled his foot off the bag. Struezewski Steals Struczewski then stole home for the Wolverines' third run of the…
…-run single. Soon after Delveaux arrived on the scene to contain the Wolverine offense and Illinois edged to win. The third and perhaps liveliest rhubarb of the day occurred when Delveaux picked up Rinckey…
… in Michigan's 8-5 loss to Illinois was Gene Struczewski who stole home to give the Wolverines a short-lived lead. Michigan travels to Lafayette, Ind. to meet the Boilermakers of Purdue in a…
… Wiscon- sin, Michigan State, and Detroit1 visit Ann Arbor in the Wolverines'3 regular season windup. The M' squad has proved tough to beat on the University Course, site of next weekend's Big Ten Meet…
… changes can take Irish Stop Wolverines By DAVE LYON Associate sports Editor Notre Dame relief pitcher Jack Mitchell stopped Michigan's rally- ing baseball team short yesterday,, hurling shutout ball for the…
… last 3% innings as the Irish took a 9-8 squeaker in the cold and dampness of Ferry Field. The Wolverines had recovered from an 8-4 third-inning deficit to bring the score to only 8-7 with two on and one…
… the audience of his experiences as a Wolverine player. RECALLS PLAYING DAYS AT 'M': Oosterbaan Talks at South Quad Phone NO 2-9442 Fast Carry-Out Service ITALIAN PIZZA .."It's a meal In itself".. 4…
… By MIKE GUILMAN W. Liberty and Stadium Blvd., Ann Arbor, Mich. Former Wolverine coach, Ben- nie Oosterbaan, did a little remi- niscing last night as he spoke be- fore the athletes of South Quad…
… game for the rest of the schedule, and said, "How I wish those days would re- turn!" He, recalled happily that the Wolverines topped Illinois and Grange in his senior year (1927), in a game in which all…
… Scrivanich of Notre Dame, weren't missing the plate by much, but they were missing. The Wolverine lefthander walked nine men while going the distance for the first time this season, and Scrivanich passed seven…
… last';rum of the inning. The Wolverines came back to tie it up with two-run first and second .innings. In the initial frame, Wilber Franklin beat out an infield hit and scored when Scrivanich walked the…
… Big Ten championship. Tough One STARTING CHUCKER - Michigan will attempt to get back on the win trail, today as they travel to Champaign, Illinois. Gor- don Rinekey will toss for the Wolverines as they…
…- rently on top in the Big Ten, faces, Illinois today in what should prove to be the Wolverine's biggest test of the campaign. The match, being held in Cham- paign, will be Michigan's last dual outing of the…
… season. The netters are seeking their fifth consecutive dual-match' victory this spring. 'M' Pacesetters Pacing the Wolverines will be Captain Jon Erickson and sopho- more Gerry Dubie, both of whom turned…
… Wolverine Club to meet expenditures on the No- vember 7, 1958 Pep Rally. Approved following statement to be forwarded to the Clarification Com- mittee - "SG Cconsiders that the only criteria for review of SGC…
… schools and muni- tax for the state, which brings in Legislature Paves Way, After Long Discussion, For Payroll Allotment Seasonwein, '61, elections director s Wolverines Win, 24=1 0 Ov er Titans By TOM…
…, whipping the Titans, 24-10. The two. junior lettermen drove in eight runs apiece as the Wol- verines rolled up their highest run total since 1946. The Wolverines trailed, 6-3 heading into the eighth inning…
…. Mal Schwarz of the Marines(right) prepares to hit the sawdust after tying the other two. By recording this leap all three share the distinction of sharing the new Ferry Field record. The Wolverines…
… without the pressures of compulsory legis- By MIKE GILLMAN Wolverine trackmen edged out the Quantico Marines, 681/2-631/2, in a hotly contested dual meet yesterday, ,with the entire meet being run in the…
…y ii DAILY SUNDAY, MAY 10, 1959 Wolverines Edge Badgers In Doubleheader 8-7, 5-4 (Continued from Page 1) scattered eight hits and gave up Reserve infielder George Fead base was Mogk. He had gotten…
… Mogk finished the afternoon Michigan pitchers. Rinckey's chief: Wolverine nine, after sweeping with five hits in nine times at bat, nemesis, however, was Badger three straight, is now in position…
… including three runs batted in4 - Russ Mueller who smashed three to make a strong bid for a high, if the top Wolverine batting per- hits including a home run. not highest, finish in the Big Ten. formance of…
… years. i or obaseman Dick Van Eerden teed off It was 1:18 p.m. The dugout bell clanged and the team charged on one of pitcher Gordon Rwnckey's onto the field, no different than another Wolverine team did…
… pitted against the three others. .The Wolverines edged the de- fending Big Ten champion Boiler- makers, 211/-20a, although they nearly blew the seven point mar- gin, 14-7, which they had built up in the…
…. Yesterday his total, 80-79- 159, was 11 strokes higher, andI the tables were reversed. The biggest individual point- getter for the Wolverines was Dick Youngberg, who, playing in the number six slot, compiled…
… VICTORY: Wolverines Batter ildc Wellesley College Head A ddresses Convocation S "The hardest thing a person must do is answer his own ques- tions," Margaret Clapp, president of Wellesley College, began yes…
… Northwestern, 12-5, in a Conference game at Ferry Field yesterday. The win was the Wolverine's third against four defeats and put the team just one game out of third in the Big Ten race. Coach Don Lund's squad…
…. Wolverines Rally Yesterday's rally was the biggest of the year for the Wolverines as they sent 13 men to bat against three different Wildcat pitchers. Michigan was trailing 4-1 when John Halstead started the…
… victory yesterday, by defeating North- western, 6-1, in a somewhat ab- breviated affair. This was the final home con- test for the Wolverines. The usual nine-game meet was shortened since Northwestern…
… downed Northwestern's number one man, Vandy Christie, with comparative ease, 6-2, 6-1. Dubie, only a sophomore, has been a continual bright spot for the Wolverines. Murphy, who has coached many top…
… number five singles, Frank Fulton dropped two straight sets to George Hitler, 6-0, 6-4. Wolverine Wayne Peacock add- ed another two-set win in number six singles by 6-1 and a close 7-5 count. In number one…
… and Dexter SOPHOMORE SENSATION--Wilbur Franklin, Michigan leftfield- er, blasted a long triple in yesterday's game against Northwestern. This was what proved to be a key hit as the Wolverines went on…
…Fl SAB 3rrATH ' By HAL APPLEBAUM Michigan's Wolverines will close out their first spring practice un- der the direction of Bump Elliott with the playing of the annual spring game this afternoon at 2 p…
… Wolverines on the University course. The home squad will be out to reverse the scores from two weeks ago when it lost to Purdue 28-8, and Ohio State 24-12 as part of a quadrangular meet also involving Indiana…
…. The Hoosiers beat Michi- gan by the same score as the host Buckeyes, 24-12. Coach Bert Katzenmeyer of the Wolverines has chosen Ray Lovell, Joe Brisson, Chuck Blackett, Pat Keefe, Larry Markman, and…
… starting around 12:30 p.m. towski, Quantico is expected to provide top competition for Coach Don Canham's thinclads. The return of Tom Robinson should help give the Wolverines a boost. Robinson, who was…
… and complete SIMAC car will insure your European trip to be interesting and enjoyable. NAYLOR MOTOR SALES 310 E. Washington NO 2-3151 Events Around Campus The University Wolverine Band will present…
… petitioning for the Wolverine Club-Pep Rally Committee is now open. Chairmanships are avail- able. Pick up co-petitions at the Block M table on the Diag. F287 ROOMMATE wanted. 2 or 3 man Apt, for Fall. NO 3…
… see action in the an- nual affair are newcomers. This unusually large number appears to forshadow the role these fresh- men will play next fall in the Wolverines' plans. The White team will be coached…
… Netters, 5-4; Irish Balance Too Much for Wolverines ',r 10 ljAnX 17 IIIdjTlI By BILL ZOLLA Center fielder Jack Mogk's sacri- fice fly in the tenth inning score4 the winning run in Michigan's stirring…
… uphill victory over Wayne State, 10-9, yesterday at Wayne. His blow, however, only climaxed a terrific team effort in which the Wolverines pounded out 20 base hits and came from behind four times before…
… winning the game in its half of the ninth, but Wolverine pitcher Bob Stab- rylla put out the rally with the bases loaded by striking out center fielder Larry Thow, The Tartars' third baseman George White…
…-9 Wolverine victory in 10 innings. By GARY WRIGHT Michigan's tennis team lost only its third dual-match since 1954, yesterday, at the hands of Notre Dame, 5-4. The Irish, sparked by a balanced attack, have…
… inflicted two of these defeats. Last year they broke the Wolverines' 47 consecutive dual- match victory skein. Even in defeat Coach Bill Murphy was pleased with his team's showing and especially that of…
… nation, moves into Ann Arbor to face the Wolverines. Skein Snapped by Irish It was these same Irish that snapped Michigan's 47 consecutivej dual-match win skein at the Cherry Blossom Festival Tourna- ment…
… victories. Impressive Sweep The Wolverines enter today's match on the heels of last week- end's impressive sweep. The Buckeyes of Ohio State were first to succumb to Coach Bill Murphy's netters. With Cap…
…- righted story yesterday. By DAVE ANDREWS' The Wolverine baseball team heads for Detroit today to engage Wayne State in the second game of this year's home and home series., In the first game of the series…
… win. Tomorrow's game, which will be played at Detroit's Northwestern field will be the Wolverines' 19th game of the year. Thus far the 'M' squad has a poor 6-12 record, with a two and four record in Big…
… such fine teams is known across the nation to be as "clean" as Michigan. The Wolverines' name has always been a winning one, but it has also been implyinggood sportsmanship and "athletics-within- the…
… round-robin weekend meet. The Wolverines were the only' team to win all three of their matches. They pasted Ohio State, Friday, 9-0. In the only other match yester- day at the Varsity Courts, OSU handled…
… homestate rival Toledo with ease, 9-0. This weekend was the first time the Wolverines had had outside competition, and they established themselves as a definite threat for the Big Ten title come May 21, 22…
… got to Wolverine pitching for big leads in the early innings of both contests. In the, first game, OSV had to withstand; a Michigan home run barrage to win. Michigan offered little resistance in the…
… - came back to haunt him in the second set. Erickson dropped the first four games as Healey hit the boundary lines with uncanny accuracy, catching the Wolverine, who con- tinually rushed the 'net, out of…
… other Wolverines posted double singles wins with little dif- ficulty. Gerry Dubie dropped only one game all day, taking Gopher Hugh Tierney in straight sets, 6-0, 6-0 and Toledo's Dick Woerner, 6-0 and 6…
… second match to give other Wolverines a chance for some experience. Frank Fulton and Wayne Pea- cock won their singles matches against the Gophers, while Mike Gordon, Bruce MacDonald and Mike Fleming…
… trouble with Toledo in the morning, 7-1 (one match was a tie), and then won two of three doubles matches, in the afternoon to edge-OSU, 5-4. The Wolverines play a double bill today, beginning with Toledo at…
… 10 a.m. They take on Minne- sota at 1:30 p.m. In the day's final match, Toledo meets Ohio State at 4:30. Coach Bill Murphy gave four Wolverines their first start in Michigan uniform and all came…
…'s cond in four. Big Ten affairs, emed to be wrapped up when [ichigan scored four times in the ghth inning to take a 7-4 lead. ut southpaw Liakonis, who went ie route for the Wolverines, eakened in the…
…," said, Lund, who pro- tested vigorously when the umpire called Foreman safe. But Liakonis got out of the inning safely any- way. Nine Wolverines batted in the winning eighth inning rally, which wiped out…
…, Jack Mogk and Gene Struczewski greeted Atkin- gratifying than usual, said the coach and players It was the first Friday triumph in two years for the Wolverine baseball team, and it came the day after…
… one of the blackest days in Michigan's 80- year baseball history. On Thursday Notre Daie dis- mantled the Wolverines 21-0. Struczewski batted in a total of three runs with his eighth- inning single and…
… foes. Erickson came from behind in both sets in his number one singles match with OSU's Larry Biederman to win, 6-2 and 6-5. Sassone, the Wolverines' num- ber three man, finished off Denny Nabors in…
… Minnesota dual meets haven't been scheduled, thus leaving Chet without an opportunity to even up the record in this family rivalry. Bill Led 'M' Bill led the Wolverines to two victories against his brother…
… three final- ist in the Big Ten; Frank Fulton, who copped the number five top spot; and Wayne Peacock, winner of the number six singles title. Last year in the rain at Colum- bus, the Wolverines stopped…
… by an MSU duo. Minnesota, with a 2696, total, managed to retain the team title they won last year 'at Blooming- ton, Ind. Wolverine entrants were 60 pins down in fourth place. Second and third…
… three games will end a pleasant one. However, this was "Bob Stabrylla, who did a good somewhat mediocre season for the not to be the case. Since that time job for us last Friday against Wolverines. They…
… reversal of form not to be encouraged or endorsed by fans or officials in the upper echelons of the Athletic Department. The youthful Wolverines (as many as six sophomores have been in the starting lineup at…
…. However, as suddenly as Michigan had raised itself to potential championship stature, the 'downward trend began. The Wolverines dropped a non-Conference game to the University of Detroit by a 12-5 score…
… the Wolverine's attitude poor. They simply haven't acted like a cham- pionship team, and after last weekend's dismal performance, many were beginning to wonder if they were a team at all. They donned…
… part of the season shows that the talent is there. Only the spirit lacks. The Wolverines can make their followers forget about their miserable showings so far by displaying some authentic fight and…
… Field as Michigan succumbed twice to Illinois, 5-3 and 11-2. The Wolverines were mathematically eliminated from any title contention when Michigan State won twice. The league-leading Spar- tans' record 1…
… the smeared five hurlers for 24 hits. CoAfeence nesnc den t The Wolverines came back with nference, University president only 13 of their own. Harlan Hatcher spoke briefly. It was the second time this…
… sea- Hatcher emphasized the need for son that Wolverine moundsmen higher education. have done their utmost in "dis- Calendar . . covering" unknown talent in an United States economic policies. Nixon…
…tUNDAY, MAY 18, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Diamondmen Defeated Twice- Eliminated from Title Picture KEEFE, LEACH, BLACKETT ENCOURAGE: Wolverine Golfers Trounce Titans, Lose to Spartans…
… 150 total. The Wolverine linksmen's scores coach noted. Blackett had a 79- indicated a slight improvement 78-157 yesterday. over their past performances this Other Michigan men performed season, but…
…- ed Michigan, 281/2-7%, and buried Detroit, 32-4. The Wolverines made the rout three-sided, down- ing U-p, 28-8. "Detroit didn't play well at all," observed Katzenmeyer. For ex- ample, the Titans…
… fouled four times and was thereby disqualified. John Twomey, the Wolverines' other broad jumper repeated Williams' performance, and as a result Michigan was shut out in this event. "DISTINCTIVE" HAIR…
… to earth a good ten feet on the other side of the fence. In addition to getting the all- important hit, Herrnstein was also credited with the pitching victory. The third of three Wolverine hurlers, he…
… snapped a 27-27 series tie between the two clubs that dates back to 1915. Michigan won earlier, 7-2, and it had been the Mid-American Conference leader's last previous loss before yesterday. The Wolverines…
… 004- 11 I 0 0 0 0 0 r 0I 4 2 0 0 0 I 1 0 0 0 1 0 2 0 0 -Daily-Karl Hok DETERMINED TO WIN-Wolverine netter Frank Fulton looks on as teammate Bill Vogt displaying a fierce determination to win returns a…
… Wolverines have not defeated any. Big Ten opposition. They have defeated Detroit and Western Illinois, and have lost to Ohio State and Purdue three times each and once to Indiana. Picks Purdue or OSU…
… playing on their home course during the Big Ten meet and sneak off with the title. Michigan Lacks Balance The Wolverines this season have' not displayed much balance. In a given meet, only two to three play…
… with Purdue at the end of 18 holes, 12-12, but the Boilermakers ran up a com- manding lead on the next eight holes and won, 31-17. Ohio State was pressed all the way to beat the Wolverines, 21…
… split against ninth place Northwestern in yesterday's doubleheader at Evanston. The Wolverines, behind the shaky but adequate pitching of 'Nick Liakonis, won the opener, 7-5. Northwestern, aided by two…
… Michigan errors, came back to take the nightcap, 5-4. Wolverines in Fourth Place The split gave the Wolverines a 5-4 record in Big Ten play, and shoved them into fourth place in the league standings. They…
… was its thir'd in Big Ten play against four wins, and lowered the Wolverines from first place to a third place tie with Ohio State. Friday seems to be a bad day for the team since all three of its…
… losses have occurred on this jinx day. On two previous weekends the Wolverines have come right back from a Friday defeat to win a doubleheader on Saturday. Twin Bill Today Michigan will have a chance to…
… once. Michigan edged out in. front again when Myers singled and Sealby doubled. Wisconsin then took advantage of two Wolverine errors to tie the score and forge ahead for the first time in the game. In…
… Confer- ence defeat in four years, downing the Wolverines, 6-3, yesterday, Michigan lost its last Big Ten match to Michigan State in May, 1954. However, its 47 dual-meet winning streak was broken on Monday…
… had a busy wee) on the track in preparation for th dual meet with the Wolverines Last weekend they decisively deh feated West Virginia while Michi. gan was home overwhelming West ern Michigan and…
… first 18-hole round begins at 8 a.m. today and the afternoon round starts at 1 p.m. The Wolverine linksmen hope that the home-course advantage will help change their fortunes against the Buckeyes and…
… week be- fore the Buckeyes defeated the Wolverines 27-15, while the Boil- ermakers downed the Maize and Blue 27-15 at Columbus.- Michigan's chances for a double victory or a split today will de- pend…
… Wolverines' last home appearance April 26. Six-Man Team Ohio State is bringing the standard six-man team to com- pete in today's match, but Pur- dlue will have an eight-man squad.. Michigan Coach Bert Katzen…
…:. '.iiik4 ki The University Wolverine Band, under the direction of Mr. George Cavender, Assistant Conductor of Bands at the University, will pre- sent its annual spring concert at 8:00 p.m. tonight in the…
… last four seasons. On that fatefu.l Monday Notre Dame refused to let another big 48 enter the records, as the home-court fans watched the Irish snap the Wolverine streak, 7-2. An era had ended-an era in…
… instead into a nightmare here yesterday when Michigan took a 12-5 drubbing from the University of Detroit. This was the same team that the Wolverines had whipped handily three weeks ago by an 11-2 score…
…. Strangely enough, Michigan out- hit the Titans, 10-9, but seven Wolverine errors proved fatal. A four-run outburst in the sixth inning and six more in the seventh cinched the game for Detroit. Five pitchers…
… make it a runaway when Ernie Myers walked and Bob Kucher homered before anyone was out in the first inning. However, the Wolverines' next run didn't come across until the sixth,,enabling them to unlock a…
… Wolverines, who have not competed at home since the first meet of the season April 23, will be hard pressed today to improve on their 2-5 meet record. Michi- gan State promises to provide formidable opposition…
… be sidelined for this meet fqr the same reason. On Saturday the Wolverines will climax a busy week by hosting two good Big Ten squads, Purdue and Ohio State. Each has downed the Wolverines twice by…
… the government. Bothj -Daily-Ian MacNiven BOB SEALBY *.. on way to third Wolverines in Twice Over Indiana By FRED KATZ Michigan powered its way into a share of the Big Ten lead yes- terday at Ferry…
… from Page 1) The abbreviated i ightcap -was under the Wolverines' control from the second inning when they poured across four runs. Ralph Hutchings, who made the day's outstanding defensive play by…
… hit one for the circuit, his immediately following Dickey's first one. 47TH CONSECUTIVE TRIUMPH: Wolverine Netmen Trounce OSU, 9-0 OPEN EVENINGS DIAMOND NEEDLES $950 ALL BRANDS double points slightly…
… higher THE SHOP -Daily-Ian MaWNvven HANDS ACROSS THE TAPE - Geert Keilstrup crosses the finish line in winning the gruelling two-mile run yesterday at Ferry Field. This was one of the Wolverines…
… quadrangular golf meet. Purdue and the Buckeyes each beat the Wolverines by identical 28-8 scores. Michigan nipped Western 16-14. The Wolverines' Mamon Gibson tied for pole vault honors with Marquette's Ed…
… team in its bid for its 47th con- secutive dual meet win as it causing Michigan to change its style of play. The Wolverines play most matches on clay courts which aren't as fast. Derby Won By…
… game. The only Wolverine to have any trouble in downing his opponent was George Koral, who plays num- ber four singles. It took him three trounced a weak Ohio S ate team, 9-0. The rains, which at one…
…-3, Fulton took his match, 6-3, 6-2 and Vogt won, 6-2, 6-2. In the remaining doubles com- petition Erickson and Harris team- ed up to win, 6-1, 6-1. Tomorrow the Wolverines face their severest test so far this…
… shoddy sup- port yesterday, resulting in Michigan's 8-5 loss to Ohio Staten at Ferry Field. The Wolverines host Indiana this afternoon in a twin bill, giving them two chances to improve on their 2…
