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… mauls Illinois, 37-9 Blue offensive power mars Moeller's debut By JOHN NIEMEYER Special to The Daily CHAMPAIGN - Bo Schembechler and his Wolverines initiated former pupil Gary Moeller and his Fighting…

… as we were capable of playing," said the Michigan mentor. "We made a lot of mistakes." THE WOLVERINES turned the ball over four times. Two of the errors ended Michigan drives and two set up the Illini…

… cleared up the questions about the rebuilt squad's quality. Especially impressvie was the Wolverine pass defense. It al- lowed quarterback Kurt Steger only 48 yards in the air and added seven sacks as well…

… pass to Rick White was tipped and intercep- ted by David Blakely on the 12-yard line. See REVAMPED, Page 10 Wolverine quarterback Rick Leach rambles forwardf second quarter of yesterday's 37-9 victory…

… was difficult to work in that en- See FACTIONALISM, Page 2 Wolverines HEATER SWEETER Wallop Iowa, 31-7 Bo 's boys net, 440. *yards on the ground By FRANK LONGO Special To The Daily IOWA CITY…

…-_The Michigan Wolverines struck a solid first blow in defense of their Big Ten co-championship by smashing Iowa 31-7 yesterday before 52,105 disappointed Hawkeye fana- tics in Nile Kinnick Stadium here. The Maize…

…. Butch Caldwell late in the game, recovered the' Hawkeyes' first bobble on the opening kickoff to give Michigan a first down at the Iowa 20. Three Wolverine run- ning plays netted minus-two yards against…

… offensive play starting quarterback Kyle' Skogman fumbled and Steve Strin- ko recovered for the Wolverines. But that drive didn't last long either as Heater fumbled the ball See WOLVERINES, Page 7 i upped…

… Illini, By HENRY ENGELHARDT Who's next? Notre Dame by name-the long-awaited trip to Leprechaun City-that's who's next for the Wolverines. After putting Illinois 'away 31-0 yesterday in a game highlighted…

… scoreboards at the game's end, the Wolverines were far from awesome-the opposition was weak. The Illini, now 0-1-1, have scored only seven points in their last five games, dating back to last season. They have…

… moved it to the Wolverine 43. LEACH guided the offense to the Illinois 10, but on third and seven most of the Illini defense waded in on him as he attempted to pass. Leach slipped to the turf after a 19…

… around several ques- See WILL, Page 8 By ANN MARIE LIPINSKI His Wolverine T-shirt aside, Richard Damm was no fan of Michigan yesterday. Standing outside South Quad, wailing regrets, Damm made one last…

… sports section offers an overview of Wolverine athletics, " 'U' turns" takes a look at life and times on cam- pus (and features a 'clip-out' calendar to get you through that first hard month), while "take…

… expected yesterday afternoon never happened as the Michigan Wolverines put on a magnificently coordinated offensive and defen- sive show to overpower the Stanford Cardinals by a 51-0 margin. The Cardinals…

…'s defensive gem as the Wolverines humiliated the Stanford Cardinals 51-0. In this move, Jim Pickens, John Anderson, Tom Tedesco, Jim Bolden and Jerry Meter pursue the loose pigskin after Gary' Lynn's second…

… yards in yesterday's home opener against Stanford. Two plays later in the third quarter, Wolverine Bob Wood kicked a 27-yard field goal to give Michigan a temporary 10-6 lead. Bell was 23 for 64 for the…

… Michigan's young second- ary in the second half, hitting 13 of 33 aerials for 218 yards. He finished the game with 24 of 44 completions for 285 yards and two touchdowns. THE WOLVERINES young of- fensive line…

… with their faltering kicking game, the Shippensburg State at Michigan Michigan Wolverines maintained Stadium, Slippery Rock had their coinposure as they defeated everything going for it. They had the…

… hemisphere neighbors. U.S. NEGOTIATORS succeeded in persuading Mexico to peg the price of gas to an index that incorporates residual oil, which is less expensive saturday 'The Wolverines-back at square one…

… State, talks about the importance of the position. See story, Page 2. * Wolverine gridiron star Jerry Meter discusses the impor- tance of the team concept in foot- ball. See story, Page 11. For happenings…

… a balanced budget. Our gangs don't compare with the gangs in New York," Young said. Happenings... . . . are topped, of course, by the Wolverine's showdown with Stanford at Michigan Stadium; kickoff…

… from the summer; Stu- dent Life-from the dull dorms to the fanatic frats; Sports-the ever-omnipotent Wolverines in all forms; Community-an enlightened look at the "Dope Capital of the Midwest" from…

… Young and merry Leaping gleefully about, these sportive youths attracted the roving eye of a photog- rapher at yesterday's Michigan-UCLA grid affair. The Wolverines stomped the Bruins 38-0 for their third…

…) Michigan's wolfman ;puts a blitz on Sonny Sixkiller, quarterback for the Washington Huskies. See story of the Wolverine victory, page 9. COMPANIES CONTA CTED 'U' placement office seeks to end discrimination…