… start Aug. 22 in ne Trio y Edged Athletic Club (where most of the Wolverines trained) were limited to Detroit's Rouge Park pool which was notaavailable to the men as much as 'it should have been," he…
… said. "Many of those who went to Japan (the U.S.-Jap- anese swimming meet) regarded the trials here as an anticlimax." Wolverines Frank Legacki and Ron Clark were among the Amer- icans who traveled to…
….M. illanders Takes Second, ashnick Third in Trials a y PETER ANDERSON Summer Sports Editor Special to The Daily EAST LANSING - "We finally t ,lucky., So commented Wolverine swim- ing coach Gus Stager last…
… 459.8 for Webster and 445.6 for third-place finisher Gary Tobian of dos Angeles. Fails To Qualify John Smith,' Wolverine back- stroker, qualified for the finals in the 110-yrd event with a time of 1…
…:06.4 only to finish sixth and out of the running in the finals. Today Wolverines Dick Hanley,, Carl Woolley and Tony Tashnick will enter the 220-yard freestyle in attempts to gain qualifying Games berths, as…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY t Swimmers Fail in n-Am Qualifying Berths de Four Wolverine Aces By PETER ANDERSON Summer Sports Editor Special to The Daily .ST LANSING - Four Wol- .e swimmers were thwarted…
… coach of "It appears the type of chal- the Wolverines. , lenge I'll enjoy," Klum said of his Klum will take over the post new appointment. vacated by Dave Strack who be- came head coach at the Univer…
…AUGUST 7, 1959 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE T. Wolverine Swimmers Enter Pan-Am Trials Fourteen University of Michigan swimmers and divers, competing Pete for Mexico, the form under the auspices of the…
… and Tuesday. spects for the 1960 Olympi Dick Kimball, Wolverine diving star and former NCAA and Big , Ten champion, will be the "most- M ajor Lea traveled'' competitor in the meet. ''"'' NUWA Kimball…
… platform x-Chicago 'W L diving at East Lansing, Monday. x--Cieveland 62 45. Other Wolverines competing at x-Baltimore 55 54. -the swim trials includeDick Han- Kansas City 52 54 ley, Carl Woolley and Frank Le…
…. meter and platform diving events. YESTERDAY'S RESU Three other Wolverines already Chicancischiladelphia have earned places on teams which Pittsburgh at St. Louis will compete against the United Only games…
… Wolverine varsity clay courts at Ferry Field as a F *i7 our for the Finest in Recorded Music I i 1111 EVERETT'S DRIVE-IN "The Home of the Famous California Delux Burger" Electronic Curb Service The…
…-53 collection. From the Board in Control of Student Pub- lications, came twenty-six volumes of the Michigan Daily, eight vol- umes of the Wolverine, six vol- umes of Gargoyle, and two vol- umes of Chimes. Ruthven…
… squad won nine while losing 15 and tying one. In the 1935 season, Michigan's nine lost 12 and won 11. The other season in which the Wolverines did not end up with a .500 average or bet- ter was 1940 when…
… interested in the derivation of the words "Wolverine", and "Michigander." - ~. , , . " .;. …
… 1952 season. The Michigan tankmen, who won four and lost three in regu- larly-scheduled dual meets in 19- 51, were not the Wolverines of old last season. But the emergence of sophomore stars and good…
…, relays and diving was too much for the Mannmen. * * * MICHIGAN STATE, active in conference competition for the first time last season, also troun- ced the Wolverines by an identical 55-29 count. The…
…Lane, and Ray Moore. So the future is a perilous one for the Wolverine swimmers. But the possibility that such freshmen as Don Hill and Bob Brenner along with Jones will develop gives the Michigan men a…
… Championships in May. Led by Don McEwen, captain of the 1951-52 team, the Wolverine track squad boasts strength in all the running events for the com- ing season. Coach Don Canham finds that his weak spot will…
… through the years, having won 15 Conference indoor titles since indoor competition be- gan in 1911, and 20 outdoor titles in 51 years of competition. The Wolverines won seven consecutive indoor crowns from…
