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…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Cagers Bow toM Hot First Half Gives Spartans Win As Late Wolverine Spurt Falls Short IU Wrestlers Fitzgerald Registers A Quick Pin 'M' Wrestlers Take Six Out of Eig (Continued…

… the Spartan de- fenders to put the Wolverines just six points down with over three and a half minutes remaining. But then 5'9' Dave Fahs, the only senior on the Spartan squad, took charge. First he hit…

… on a key jump shot from outside the circle and then with a perfect pass, he set up Hall, who made an easy field goal as well as a free throw, to put the game well out of the Wolverine's reach. Although…

… Michigan's failure to hit on several clutch shots during this period hurt the Wolverines chances. for victory, they actually lost the game in the last seven minutes of the first half when Michigan State…

… widened a nar- -row 23-20 lead into a 44-27 half- time margin. After that the two teams traded baskets 'until the Wolverines staged their late spurt, which similar to the effort in the Indiana game, fell…

… short. The Wolverines got off to their seemingly traditional cold start when they scored only nine points in the first 10 minutes of play. But the Spartans were not that much better as the two teams…

… Spartans under the boards was the rugged Williams who pulled an amazing total of 25 rebounds down. High man for the Wolverines was Petroff with nine. Fitzgerald and Arrigone danced around for one period…

…- around champion in 1942 at Min- nesota. First of Four The Wolverines tackle the Gophers in the first of four meets between now and the start of the second semester. The other three occur after finals are…

… sometimes depends on individual stars rather than depth this could prove to be quite a problem for the Wolverines. Michigan can counter with all- around men Al Stall, Wolf Do- zauer, and Rich Montpetit, in ad…

… Keen advised his men yesterday as they prac- ticed for tomorrow's dual meet at Ohio State. Michigan has won two of its first three engagements this season, but no Wolverine has been able to score a pin…

… stay at his usual 137 post, and the other Wolverine .137-pounder, Wilf Hil- debrandt, will go at 147. The rest of Keen's lineup is un- changed. Captain .Mike Hoyles is at 123, Dennis Fitzgerald at 167…

… to work on fore- checking to stay in the game. Then, too, our forwards will have to come back and cover." The Wolverine coach has a few tricks up his own sleeve- rearranged lines. The first line…

… and Binnie. The twenty-footer past Gopher net- power to penetrate Minnesota's Wolverines dominated every as- minder Murray McLachlan after defense." pect of the contest, and even helm taking a perfect…

… as the Wolverines ation game to Michigan State, early in the final period on a exploded for eight goals and 4-3. while hapless Ohio State goal by Larry Paradise. Keough closed the door on all finished…

…'s highly-rated thinclads in the meet, but the Vols decided against competing in the relay event at the last min- ute. The Wolverines proved they could run without competition, however, as they defeated the…

…. "Every team is a conten- der for' the title, and at least three - Denver, North Dakota and Minnesota - have enou* talent to rate as great teams." The Wolverines currently sit near the bottom of the pack…

… Wolverines tired easily in the high altitude at Denver and couldn't keep up with the fast-skating Pioneers. Michigan's goals were scored by Koviak and sophomore Doug Glendinning. Thriller The second half of…

…, turning back 41 Pioneer shots. The Wolverines could not manage a single shot on goal in the first period and ended up with only nine shots for the entire game. One of those, however, was0 goal by Ron Ullyot…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wolverine Liru By JIM LaSOVAGE Marcum and Butler, both sen- haveniiors, are currently affixed in the Preseason prognoticatorshlk guard positions of the offensive have extended a…

… favorable outlook line. Marcum, six feet tall and of Michigan's gridiron hopes this weighing 210 pounds, has earned year, rating the Wolverines right two letters, after missing his first along with Illinois…

… provement this spring, and is ex- these prognosticators seems to be pected to be used much this year. that the Wolverines' major weak- At the center spot is junior ness will be the offensive line, and Brian…

… Wolverine forward we put him on offense. total individual scoring with 32 When we can get them to push points. towards the goal line, that's what Non-Letterwinners we want for offense." The Wolverines will…

… making the Play Pleases Mason GANG TACKLING by the Michigandefensive unit was the order of the day in this scrimmage last spring and the Wolverines are hoping to show a lot of crisp tackling tomorrow…

… Editor by the dual meet results and con- The Wolverine gymnastics team ference meet in equal proportions. scored the highest point total in By beating Iowa, Michigan is first the nation this year to…

… also the highest in the na- quotes. The meet was fantastic, tion this year. the sidehorse made the difference. definitely made the meet for the Wolverines. The Hawkeyes were supposed to dominate, with…

… k - eyes, they missed their big chance on the sidehorse, as they were un- able to beat the Wolverines on a daily sports NIGHT EDITOR: BILL DINNER The victory, the gymnasts' tenth of the year against…

… able to score only two last night, but they were enough as All-American goalie Jim Keough netted his second shutout of the campaign and the Wolverines defeated the Badgers, 2-0. The win gave the icers…

… Wolverines grabbed an early Bob Dickson, who had a 54.125. Dave Jacobs bounced into the lead in the floor exercise. George After the sidehorse, the r i n g next event, the trampoline, with Huntzicked and Dave…

… Jacobs tied team took over to increase t h e a 9.55. Teammate George H u n t- for the top score with a 9.25 each. Wolverine's lead to 1.75 pointstickeiwasscond with a 9.4, and Sid Jensen followed closely…

… edged out Wolverines 2picked up well over a series of above nine perform- by his long time 'rival, Don Hatch, two points on the one event as ances as he totalled 54.225 all- 9.4 to 9.35. Supporting…

… relatively excellent showings, get- ting 9.05 and 8.925 respectively. national championships. Winning 2-0, the Wolverines all but spoiled Thoughts then turned from 'will that case. Michigan break 190 points…

…' to The Badger thirst was squelched, rather than quenched though, 'how muchwill the Wolverines be as Don Deeks secored the first and eventual winning goal from five _arthtfmarks'oingJnen feet out at 2…

… Arbor once before, when the Led by CaiStain Rick Bay, the Wolverineshosted the Buckeyes, Wolverines placed all eight men and the result had been much the in the semi-finals, six of those in same: Fehrs…

… swum. the Wolverines were not prepared Hoag started the race with a Wolverines also walked off with to match it in the 55th annual 1:46.5 split which left Michigan in the titles in the 137- and 177…

…-2. Ernst western's Jerry Torrence en route to the 147-pound conference consin (102), Iowa (57), North- the victory abouthhalf the pool's replaced regular Wildcat 177- crown. The powerful Wolverine came on…

… score a take- I Clay Beattie of Illinois in the on to win his consolation bouts to the records as Wolverine varsity Hoosiers L down before the Spartan had finals, 7-3. cop third place. records 500-YARD…

… twenty minutes for two exactly staunch, came up with reach Goalie Jie Keough, mo of Duluth offense for five goals. Bu The Wolverine hockey fortunes tallies to gain the victory. The the big play when needed…

… Icers dropped both of their con- gan's four goals in the two crucial of the Wolverines, came up with net, goals. tests in Detroit's G r e a t Lakes games. most of those "big plays" and was. But the…

… Michigan of fense pres- The Wolverines, however, wil Hockey tournament. Examinations knueivened and named the Most Valuable Player sured Duluth the entire night for have a tough time continuing their But…

… season was played this The first two Wolverine goals in conference play. Denver has a first six outings was scoring goals, of the holiday hockey conclave past weekend before just a few were of this…

…. Wolverines pounded the Duluth If Michigan continues to play as by Paul Oamsby managed a n y "We played well against Tech But most of the offense was pro- goal unmercifully. they have for the past two week…

…- kind of sustained spark the first night, but we were not vided by the Wolverines as they The next night's game was much ends they will have less than min- lack of hard skating and fore- at all satisfied…

…. for exams hurt us," he continued, nluth was probably the Wolverines Aftr slitingwit Wiconin n'We had only one practice ses-i finest game to date. Both the of- After splitting with Wvisconsin in "ehdol n…

… inspired ::a might bring victory to the Spar- Michigan hockey contingent. The tans. offense finally got off the ground But the Wolverines roared in and exploded for fourteen goals to Co-Recreation in the I…

…. M. rock the rest of the Big Ten. Sports Building will begin again The Wolverines drew a bye the Friday, January 10, 1969 from first night of the tourney and 7:30-10:00 p.m. No charge. Ac- then…

… the Wolverines trouble at 160 program. . On the way to his first place and heavyweight. Otto Zeman de- With the performance of tie finish, Cech, an Illinois state cisioned Chuck Reilly, 6-2, and matmen…

…Poge Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, May 17, 1968 Page Six THE MICHIGAN DAILY F-dy'ay1,16 Wolverines seek By PHIL BROWN - Sports Editor Three of Michigan's four spring sports teams are busy…

… , chasing down Big Ten titles this I weekend, and one, the sensational Wolverine tennis squad, has al- ready begun its quest in style. Despite unusual cold and the threat of tornadoes in the area, the netters…

… Pete. Fishbach, playing in Michig the first singles spot, lost an finish hig opening match. Fishbach was eli- Wolverine minated from championship com- the mile petition by Indiana's Dave Brown, have to c…

… quartet was second in relay indoors), but will count on numerous dou- o with less proven run- core in all. After sustaining a frustrating loss to Michigan State at the season's outset, the Wolverines have…

… maintained a perfect record. They went on to win the pres- tigious Alma Invitational and to down the Spartans in a second ddal meet before winning a sea- son-ending pair of tournaments. The Wolverines wrapped…

… Big Ten crown is expected to come from Indiana, although the Wolverines edged the Hoosiers in the Spartan Invitational. BASEBALL After dropping from first to. fourth in the Big Ten baseball race last…

… week, the Michigan dia- mond men will take on Illinois and Purdue in a pair of double- headers this weekend. The Wolverines, after losing three in a row in Big Ten compe- tition, came back Tuesday to re…

…Sunday, February 25, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine Sundy, ebrury 5, 968 HE ICHIAN AIL , _ 5 _ Wolverine Cagers Overpower Minnesota, 105-92 By ROB SALTZSTEIN Special To The Daily…

… MINNEAPOLIS-"I don't know -we Just fell apart." That little quote, by a girl named Candy, captain of the Min- nesota cheerleaders, vaguely tells the story of what the Wolverines did to Minnesota last night here…

… Minnesota away and they did it like a group of happy butchers at a meat-cutting convention. Trailing 45-44 going into the second half, the Wolverines erupt- ed with a display of basketball fireworks that…

… fizzled Minnesota's two-game winning streak and pushed them into a tie with the Wolverines for cellar honors. All the Wolverines, led by Rudy Tomjanovich, strong on the boards, and Ken Maxie, loose on the…

… and with so much success that he left Minnesota fans muttering about players who deliberately show-off. The Wolverines started out slow- ly and trailed Minnesota 10-4 with just under three minutes gone…

… Wolverine coach Gus Stager relying instead on its overwhelm- after his freshmen had turned ing depth. the 1968 Big Ten frosh meet into Greg Zann took one first with a shambles by walloping runner- a nifty :22…

…FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ELEVEN FRIDAY, JANUARY 26, 1968 TIlE MIChIGAN DAILY PAGE ELEVEN IKeough Hopes To Bottle Up Minnesota's Attack Wolverine leers Faceoff…

… the Minnesotans in action three times against his own team, appraises them as "excellent skaters. And they are fast, too." The Wolverines dropped the initial meeting with the Gophers in the Big Ten…

… both games," acknowledges Sonmor. "Michigan has a great goaltender in (Jim) Keough." A combination of Keough and good skating by the Wolverines beat the Gophers in the Ann Ar- bor series. The Wolverines…

… of WCHA play, Paradise has put to- gether an incomparable record of penalties. He added to that rec- CHUCK NORBY burly defenseman will be ready for more action tomorrow night. The Wolverines head…

… iay be a doubtful starter. The Michigan-Minnesota ,eries is one of the longest and most bit- ter hockey rivalries going. And the series with the Gophers is the only one where the Wolverines have a…

…-2. Keough, today a relaxed and confident individual, has given the Wolverines some of the finest net minding anyone has seen in Ann Arbor for quite a while. Teammate C r a i g Malcolmson rates him as "the…

… started between him and end to run their league record to Wolverine Jerry Hartman.- 8-4, enough to rank them fourth Paradise Lost, behind North Dakota (9-2-1), Appropriately enough, Para- Denver (9-3), and…

… controversial goal scored by Lee Marttila at 1:46 of the final period started off the Wolverine rampage. Spartan coach Amo Bessone thought the score should not have been allowed, since the puck bounced off…

… Wolverines dominated the rest of the third period, flashing the goal light three more times on scores by Jerry Hartman, Lars Hansen, and Ron Ullyot. Michigan goalie Jim Keough' played what Renfrew termed a…

… past Johnson. Deeks was the major playmaker for 'the Wolverines, scoring one goal and adding two assists. His marker came at 1:41 of the open- ing period, and preceeded by a minute and a half a goal by…

… Randy Binnie. Those two scores gave the Wolverines a 2-0 lead which they never relinquished. The victory was the first in WCHA play for the Wolverines this season agasinst two losses, and upped their…

… team expects to do as well. The Wolverines show of brav- ado began with a minute left in 167-pounder B i11 Waterman's match with Illini Roger May. Holding a five point lead, Water- man began fighting for…

… came on the decision by Chuck Marshall over Jim Sanger. 'M' Improvement Bay credited the Wolverines im-, provement since the tourney to incerased practice. "We doubled practice time from once a day to…

…, where they finished only two points be- hind fifth place Michigan. Also in the Midlands two Wolverine grapplers, Steve Rubin and Hud- son, faced their opponents from Bloomington, Ted Parker and Tim Mc…

…. Cal, Indiana Dominate Six of Eight Wolverines Qualify PETITIONS DUE TODAY FOR ENGINEERING COUNCIL * MEMBER AT LARGE STUDENT ADVISORY BOARDS * CURRICULUM COMMITTEE * FRESHMAN COUNSELING " PLACEMENT…

…' Wolverine coach Gus Stager called the race "tough, real tough" after the preliminaries but even this turned out to be an un- derstatement. In the finals, Robie came through with a 4:42.33, good enough to…

… and the Hoosiers were topped by the amazing Ken Sitzberger who scored 510.25 points. Ohio State's Chuck Knorr took second to nose out Win Young, the number two man from Bloom- ington. The Wolverines…

… six dives which he thought could have.been better. But he called his last three "consistent." Hie said, "I was very happy with my performance to- night." Special To The Daily KENT, Ohio - The Wolverine…

… trails with 14. Oklahoma State and Penn State, each with 12 points, round out the list of strong contenders. The afternoon's preliminary ac- tion saw seven Wolverine victor- CARL ROBIE Although Brown was…

… one for the defend- ing NCAA titlist. In the course of his efforts, the Wolverine junior bit through his lip, opening a cut which required four stitches to mend. But Porter, and the rest of the squad…

… before the Blue onslaught. Last year's Wolverines scored a grand total of 2,526 points. Most Won The 13 conference games and the 24 full-season games won by the Wolverines are the most ever won - by a…

… Michigan basketball team. The only losses suffered by last year's Wolverines came at the This set the stage for a Michi-i gan-Princeton rematch. Ever since : the first Wolverine-Tiger encoun-t ter at the…

… another shot at4 the Wolverines.t But Michigan, with Buntinl scoring 22 points and Russell pour- ing in 28, had too much for the sentimental favorites, and even though Bradley led all scorers with 29 points…

… the Wolverines walked away in the second half for a 93- 76 triumph. Second Game In the second game, UCLA beat Wichita 108-89, setting the stage for the dream game in the finals. For the first 10 minutes…

… of that game, the Wolverines looked unbeatable. They roared from a four-point deficit to a seven point lead, 20-13. But the UCLA press began to have its anticipated ef- fect. The Wolverines didn…

… and UCLA losses, the Wolverines notched NCAA victories in Lex- ington, Ky., over Dayton and its 7' center, Henry Finkel, and Van- derbilt, with Clyde Lee ,most val- uable player in the Mid-East Re…

… rally began. With the Bruins ahead 71-51, the Wolverines be- gan stealing passes too-and com- pleting some-until, at the buzzer, they had narrowed the gap to 11 points, 91-80. The 1964-65 'Wolverines had…

… battled as far as they were able. They had made their history. And improvement now has to come from the new Wolverines of 1965- 66. RUGBY TO SKY DIVING: Myriad of Minor Sports Seeks Eager Enthusiasts I I…

… II Wolverine Season Statistics \ creations. pric Ga Sta Prest Levi's available d's I t, in all styles d lan d s zes. the store y 1209 SO] Cazzie Russell, g Bill Buntin, c Oliver Darden, f Larry…

…-confer- ence and playoff) of 2,420 also fell before the Blue onslaught.a Last year's Wolverines scored a grand total of 2,526 points. -Most Won The 13 conference games and the 24 full-season games won by; the…

… Wolverines are the most ever won by a Michigan basketball This set the stage for a Michi-, gan-Princeton rematch. Ever since the first Wolverine-Tiger encoun- ter at the Holiday Tournament in December, in…

… which Michigan roared from behind to win 80-79 after Princeton's All-Everything Bill Bradley fouled out with over four minutes left, the Tigers had been itching for another shot at the Wolverines. But…

… Michigan, with Buntin scoring 22 points and Russell pour- ing in 28, had too much for the sentimental favorites, and even though Bradley led all scorers with 29 points the Wolverines walked away in the…

… second half for a 93- 76 triumph. Second Game In the second game, UCLA beat Wichita 108-89, setting the stage for the dream game in the finals. For the first 10' minutes of that game, the Wolverines looked…

… unbeatable. They roared from a four-point deficit to a seven point lead, 20-13. But the UCLA press began to have its anticipated ef- fect. The Wolverines didn't substitute as frequently as they would have…

… BUNTIN hands of Nebraska, a stunning 74- Then the inevitable late Michi- gan rally began. With the Bruins ahead 71-51, the Wolverines be- gan stealing passes too-and com- pleting some-until, at the buzzer…

…, they had narrowed the gap to 11 points, 91-80. The 1964-65 Wolverines had battled as far as they were able. They had made their history. And improvement now has to come from the new Wolverines of 1965…

… the Wolver- ines 91-80. Between the Ohio State and UCLA losses, the Wolverines notched NCAA victories in Lex- ington, Ky., over Dayton and its 7' center, Henry Finkel, and Van- derbilt, with Clyde Lee…

… Park, Md. RUGBY TO SKY DIVING: Myriad of Minor Sports Seeks Eager Enthusiasts i ,! gt s '-' ; By MARC SPINRAD team. The+ year's only losses suffered by last1 Wolverines came at the' fl ti I…

… Michigan Wolverines stormed back to crush the shin St1p Buiikvr. s 100-81 back-to-back jumpers by Ricketts and Jim Shaffer, followed by a hook shot by Sepic to take a 6-3 lead with 17:14 left in the half. A…

… and went down court The Wolverines hit an even 50 at Yost Field House yesterday for a short jumper to put the per cent from the floor taking 82 The top - ranked Wolverines Wolverines ahead again, 9…

…'s Many Substitutions OSU back i the ball game. unbeaten Big Ten record to 9-0 Using a man-to-man defense, Strack Uses 12 Men and drops the lowly Buckeyes to Wolverine Coach Dave Strack sub- Both teams…

…-2 6 0 2 Clawson 1-2 0-1 3 2 2 ILudwig 1-2 0-0 2 2 2 Bankey 0-0 0-0 2 0 0 Brown 1-1 0-1 1 0 2 Totals 41-82 18-27 69 18 100 and the Wolverines employed 12 players in the contest. Michigan took a 40-point…

… points to hit the century mark, the last one on a flying stuff of a missed shot with just 11 seconds left in the game. The Wolverines' next game will be against second-place Minnesota at Minneapolis on…

… Wolverines crushed OSU, 100-61. A U S T I N DIAMOND 1209 S. University-663-7151 TAKE ALL 11 FIRSTS: lvi' 1 an Ters oiterate iuce yes, '-G! By LYNN METZGER Michigan tankers captured all 11 firsts in route…

… to a 78-27 romp over Ohio State yesterday after- 'noon. Yesterday's victory brought the tankers' dual meet record to 7-0 for the season, 6-0 in Big Ten competition. The Wolverines have one dual meet…

… remaining, with Indiana before .going to the Big Ten Championships in two weeks. Besides taking first places in all the events, the Wolverines fin- ished one-two in five races. The meet was the last time…

…THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1964 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 16, 1964 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY i 4i M1,. a f l4 Wolverine Cagers Plow Through Eight Opponents By BILL BULLARD and CHARLIE TOWLE…

… Wolverines have posted victories over Western Michigan, Duke, De- troit, Northwestern and Purdue. Out at the Los Angeles Classic, only a defeat at the hands of UCLA, currently rated number one in the nation…

… learned some tough lessons and we're a better team for it now," he said. Strack is pleased with the re- sults of conference action so far. Although the Wolverines defeated Purdue last Saturday by only seven…

… upsetting the highly rated Wolverines. Bill Buntin and Cazzie Russell tied for high point honors in the game with 32 points apiece. High man for the Broncos was forward Bill Street, since suspended, with 22…

… points. The Wolverines only led by nine points with four minutes left in the first half. Then Michigan popped in 10 straight points to boost the lead to 53-34. The 59-38 halftime lead was extended in the…

… second half to as much as 39 points before the final 117-87 score was reached. Buntin tipped in a shot to give the Wolverines 101 points with 7:30 left in the ame. Center Doug Greenwold's jump shot with…

… (15) were the high- With the score 44-44, scoring star scoring Wolverines. Garland was Mel Garland went to the bench held to only nine points while with hif fourth personal foul. Schellhase was high for…

…. Trnr 146-33 6-7 12 2131 Michigan capitalized on the Clawson 5-16 4-7 6 3 14 Ludwig ry 2-3 0-o many free throw opportunities to Yewrg 2-6 2-2 win the game. The Wolverines Greenwold 1-6 0-0 10 3 2 made 23…

… 0 very sub-average 38.6 per cent Totals 432-913183-263 595 234 1047 32-70 21-27 46 19 85 N 33 40-73 45 40--85 The Wolverines opened their Big Ten season on Jan. 4 at Yost Field House with a 85…

…-73 victory over a hustling Northwestern squad. Behind 45-33 at the half, the Wildcats held the Wolverines even in scoring during the second half. Senior forward Rick Lopossa scor- ed seven straight points as…

… nces. Kerr tied Minnesota's Crocker for third. Better Than Ever e Wolverines were held to an split in the 11 events by the Zers, who are being touted he best Minnesota swimming in history. ly last…

… dual meet competition going into to- night's meet with Iowa State, hav- ing beaten Purdue last month. The Spartans, who finished one notch' behind Indiana and one ahead of the Wolverines in the Big Ten…

… Thelwell. MSU's Herman Johnson nosed out McRae in the highs last week and the Wolverine star will seek his revenge, meet- ing Johnson in both the highs and the lows. Reese in the 300-yd run; Chris Murray in…

… the 1,000-yd run; and Rod Denhart and Steve Overton in the pole valut should figure well in the Wolverine point total at the end of the day. The- Wolverines should meet with some real stiff competion…

… winning a conference dual meet, the Hawkeyes of Iowa roar into Yost Field House at 3 p.m. tomor- row afternoon. The Wolverines, undefeated and once tied in dual meets, will en- counter the determined…

… Hawkeyes fresh from a 17-9 Monday victory over Northwestern. The win gave Michigan a 4-0 conference dual' meet record. Iowa will send a well-seasoned team against the Wolverines. Heading the lineup of Iowa…

… meet last year which the Wolver- ines won, 24-11. The Wolverines will send Carl Rhodes on the mat. at 123-lbs. Following him will be Gary Wil- cox, 130-lbs.; Kellerman, at 137; and Jim Keen, 147. At 157…

… Wolverine Opponents By BRIAN MacCLOWRY OUSpecial To The Diyn ye cocked at the sky, and the Big Ten baseball crown within reach, Mich- igan swings into this fabled Indi- ana city early this afternoon to meet…

… Notre Dame on the first leg of a four-game weekend series. The five-day weather forecast for the Midwest is rain and more rain. If the weather man is cor- rect the Wolverines could back into their first…

… will also assure the Wolverines the title, and a trip to the Mid-Eastern NCAA baseball playoffs. Nobody wants to think what could happen if the Wolverines drop two, or even all three of their conference…

…, againsti the Wolverines on Satur- day. Three Homers In the first game last Saturday Kumerow no only pthd a ie three home runs as well, to win his own ball game 5-4. Johnson whipped Minnesota 4-3 in the sec…

…- ond game. Purdue is resting in a tie for eighth in the conference with a 3-8 record. But Lund has no illusions about LOOKING AHEAD-Wolverine center fielder Ed Hood, shown here awaiting a pitch, figures…

… to see a lot of action this weekend as he and the rest of the team prepare for the final four games of the reg- ular season. The Wolverines currently lead the Big Ten, and hope to keep leading it…

…* looking past the Boilermakers. He was cured of that affliction last year. On opening day in 1960 Lund sent assistant coach Moby Bene- dict to Michigan State to scout Purdue. The Wolverines were scheduled to…

… Wolverines on five hits to win 4-2, and hand Michigan their initial Big Ten de- feat. Never Again tom orrow Lund hopes to aver a similar catastrophe. On the brighter side, Michigan catcher Bill Freehan has…

… tournament which opens here to- day. Northwestern, host Michigan State, and Indiana are all solid contenders.W Of th thee th up Wolverines the most trouble. Solid Depth Michigan will rely on Ray Sen- kowski…

… leading their team to a 5-4 dual meet victory over the Wolverines three weeks ago. That day Michigan played with- out Wayne Peacock and Bill Vogt but Northwestern's lone veteran, Charlie Lockhart was also…

… cketed as Michigan Tech ts winter carnival cele- vith a 3-2 overtime win nesota Saturday after- ich coming on the heels shutout Friday dropped hers into fourth place e the Wolverines some room in the WCHA…

… for second place. ;HA Standings Wolverines would appear to have been world beaters as they com- pletely dominated both games. Friday night, for example, they took a five to nothing lead and then…

… seven starts. What was expected to be a close meet turned into a rolatively easy Wolverine victory considering the close competition in each event. With 56 points needed for a tie in the meet, Michigan…

… entire team play poorly on two successive nights and win both games. Good Depth The Wolverine mentor was en- couraged by the scoring of both the second and third lines and he singled out the third line for…

…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, December 4, 1969 BIG TEN RUNNERUP NOT ENOUGH Wolverine tankers aim for second in nation By ROD ROBERTS Michigan's swimming team sur- prised nearly everyone…

… Wolverine finish since 1956. This year's squad will have a strong nucleus with four tankers -Gary Kinkead, Juan Bello, Dick Rydze, and Bill Mahoney-who ac- counted for 102 points at the NCAA's. But more…

…, 61-52 victor over not be achieved merely by default, the Wolverines in Dallas last as it has been in the past two year. years when there weren't any The fiercest competition down at other teams with…

… depth in the Matt Mann Pool, however, will Big Ten. probably be among Wolverine Michigan State and Ohio State tankers. Due to a recent NCAA will give some balance to the top ruling, freshmen are now…

… eligible half of the conference and could to compete on varsity .teams, and challenge the Wolverine's for the Michigan has about a dozen rookie swimmers who will challenge the returning lettermen. In Coach…

…'s squed, will concentrate his talents in the distance events, freestyle, and individualrmedley, and backstroke. Last year at the NCAA's, the Wolverine captain took second in the 500 IM, and third in the 200…

… Donald will be out to pick up the medley relay in the NCAA's. slack in butterfly left by gradu- Junior Dick Rydze heads the ation losses while another soph Wolverine diving corps. Greg Goshorn will…

…. PETITIONING HAS BEEN EXTENDED for Student positions on the UNIVERSITY BOKSTORE FORMER OLYMPIAN JUAN BELLO of Peru could swim almost any event for the Wolverines this season. The senior speedster will probably…

… in the psilanti INSURANCE CENTER Ann Arbor 200 yard backstroke in which he took third at the NCAA's. The ARLAN'S DEPT. STORE versatile Wolverine captain was runner-up in the 400 yard in- dividual…

… cagers showed a complete reversal in all phases of their game yesterday as! they earned a 75-70 "defensive" victory over Michigan State at' Jenisbn Field House. The Wolverines were a differ- ent team than…

… figure the Wolverines have allowed all year.a But you would have had trouble convincing Orr of the effective- ness of his "kaleidoscope" zone af- ter the first half yesterday. The Wolverines were leading…

… Discount Store 1 st floor, SAB a2 u5. eiiort . eit er swimmer Michigan's swim team downed . had come close to these times so Southern Illinois 62-42 yesterday far this seo at Matt Mann Pool as Wolverine…

…." individual race that they entered. ,The Wolverine mentor, however, captured first in the shortest free- el speditoa158.2tvctoy n te In the only diving event of the was very pleased with Mike 0'-: style race…

…Tuesday, August 27, 1968 THE MICHIGAN DAILY TuesdayIIIAugustI27, 1968IITHEIMICHIGAN -A-L- .Pros undercut By ROBIN WRIGHT Five Wolverines - including Fate collided with the 1968, four pitchers…

… the Wolverines to yield the '68 1 college ball to go for the big young diamond squad *title. The season opened on an un- lucky note as Chief Hurler-on- the-mound Geoff Zahn was swiped. by the Los…

… confrontations. Steady pitching and power hit- ting became keys to Wolverine victory as they yielded only the last game, in a set of double- headers against Ohio State and Indiana. The arms of Dave Renkiewicz and…

…-1 loss in non- conference action against West- ern triggered a losing streak that was to cost the Wolverines the Big Ten title. Lack of run-producers was the source of a double setback at Wisconsin, when…

… over Michigan, which sank to a disheartening third place. What turned out to be the last weekend of baseball for the club saw the Wolverines almost snooze through a set of lackluster games against last…

…-place Purdue. Splitting a Saturday double- header (which appeared to be a Wolverine fad) against the Illini further deflated title hopes. Rain cost the team two double- headers at Iowa and Minnesota and knocked…

…. Despite minor disappointments, he felt the Wolverines fulfilled his expecta- tions. On strategy, Benedict-explained, "We believe pitching is 85% of the game, and we build our teams around that philosophy…

… 'of their respective teams. Both are also being allowed to return as full-time students this fall. Other drafted Wolverines in- volve the rest of the Michigan pitching staff - Renkiewicz, Jack Hurley…

… his sophomore year, displays the big swing that hit for a .467 average. Also the conference leader in doubles and total bases, he was one of two Wolverines who elected to abandon college ball for a…

… professional draft - forced the Wolverines to yield the '68 title. The season opened on an un- lucky note as Chief Hurler-on- the-mound Geoff Zahn was swiped by ,the 'Los Angeles, Dodgers. A young and unproven…

…-season pro draft came back to hit Michigan for a third loss. , Five Wolverines - including ranked Michigan State in two four pitchers - were tapped by single games, 4-1, 4-2. major league clubs. Two sopho…

… pitching and power hit- money. ting became keys to Wolverine SEASON WRAP-UP victory as they yielded only the Arizona sun on the annual last game in a set of double- eight-day, ten-game spring trip headers…

… losing streak that was to cost the Wolverines the Big Ten title. Lack of run-producers was the source of a double setback at Wisconsin, when 19 men were left stranded on base. The. weekend produced…

… teams. Both are also being allowed to return as full-time students this fall. Other drafted Wolverines in- volve the rest of the Michigan pitching staff Renkiewicz, Jack Hurley and Gerry, Christman…

… last weekend of baseball for the club saw the Wolverines almost snooze through a set of lackluster games against last-place Purdue. Splitting a Saturday double- header (which appeared to be a Wolverine…

… win the NCAA crown. DEFENSE IMPORTANT Coach Moby Benedict felt Mich- igan had a strong enough team to win big in the Big Ten. Despite minor disappointments, he felt the Wolverines fulfilled his expecta…

… that hit for a .467 average. Also the conference leader in doubles and total bases, he was one of two Wolverines who elected to abandon college ball for a crack at the majors. Maddox signed for a healthy…

… and Hawkeye guards Tom Chapman and Chris Philips passed them with flying colors, scoring 40 points to spark Iowa past Mich- igan 91-81 last night. The Wolverines worried so much about junior college…

… bothersome to Michigan in the first half when the Wolverines committed numer- ous errors. All the World Is a Stage "Both teams seemed to be play- ing a comedy of errors," lamented Wolverine coach Dave Strack…

… Wolverines, slowly fighting back, ended the half on the short end of a 55-43 scorel Iowa dumped in 37 points in the second ten minutes of the first half. Strack explained that Mich- igan's 2-3 zone was geared…

…- celerated pressing defense, and limited Michigan to just one field goal. Midway through the second half, Ken Maxey and junior Jim Pitts sophomores Dennis Stewart and fired a rally to pull the Wolverines from…

…. Pitts layup lifted the Wolverines to within five at 84-79 in a closing gasp, but the junior guard-forward became over-anxious and bumped into Chapman for his third foul of the game. Chapman dropped in two…

… the Wolverines. Stewart led Michigan in both categories with 24 points and 13 rebounds. Pitts was second with 18 points, and Dennis Bankey fol- lowed with 13. Iowa's Coach Miller was espe- cially…

… upset deserves another." A case in point: As the Michi- gan basketball team was systema- tically destroying Michigan State, the Wolverine swimmers were being beaten in East Lansing by a mere three points…

… did not make any mistakes," Stager asserted. Prognostication The Wolverines correctly pre- dicted the outcome of nearly every event except for the surprise losses in the diving competition and the 100…

… preparing for their next meet, Feb. 9 at Ohio State. The Wolverines acquired both of their victories Saturday, with a 70- 41 triumph over Iowa and an 81- 30 romp of Indiana- in a double BUy and Sell dual meet…

… held at Bloomington. -adeThe meet saw Michigan take first place honors 10 times out of 12 events, missing only on the tram- U S E Dpoline and parallel bars. In four contests, the Wolverines copped * the…

…. The Wolverines started in a blaze of glory but turned out sec-1 ond best in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association and third best in the nation.1 Things began well for Michigan last. year. The icers…

… Wolverines swept North Dakota in a two game series. From here it was off to the RPI: Tournament where Michigan Cap- tain Red Berenson had perhaps his greatest series. Berenson sparked the Wolver- Ines to the…

…GHT THE MICHIGAN DAILY sUNa ON irst Half Touchdowns Insure lue Devils Come Back in Second Half to Score Twice; , aimey Leading 'M' Ground Gainer with 116-Yds. Wolverine Victory I pass to…

… Wolverines started their eight play drive for the final touch- down, capped by Glinka's perfect picture pass to Brown. The big senior end went in all alone for his second touchdown of the sea- son, and the TD…

… for the last 10 yds. of a 20-yd. scamper. But the drive fizzled, and Michi- gan punted to Leggett, who came back to the, Wolverine 48. Rap- pold then took to the air, and on fourth down from the 37, he…

… yesterday's 28-14 victory. Raimey carried 15 times and gained 116 yards, more than half the .Wolverine ground attack. -Daily-Ed Langs BLUE DEVIL DOWNED-Duke quarterback Walt Rappold is thrown for a loss as…

…. Dave Glinka threw passes on first down, and Coach Bump Elliott let placekicking artist Doug Bickle sit on the bench as the Wolverines tried for two points after two TDs. All this happened with half of…

… they built up momentum. The big spot for us came when we stopped them on their second drive." The Blue Devils had narrowed the Wolverine lead to 21-6 and threatened to pull back into the contest midway…

… after the game. "Everybody gave 100 per cent. I'm just sorry we couldn't win it." Indeed, throughout the game the Wolverines played inspired ball; running the fast break, and when that didn't work…

…, passing against the Irish's floating zone until they worked for the open shot. Despite the Wolverines fine effort, however, frustration was the name of the game at the final buzzer as the Irish, ranked in…

… victory, as the Michigan tankers easily disposed of their intra-state foes. The diving, with or without Dilley, provided the highlight of the otherwise routine Wolverine victory. Michigan senior Bruce…

… best plunge, the judges recorded scores of 9, 8.5, and 9 on a 10 point scale for the Wolverine. Brown's feats are comparable to a slug- ger cracking four home runs in one game, or a halfback scoring five…

… nine firsts out of a possible 13. Michigan was assured of enough points to take the meet at the conclusion of nine events, when the score stood 55-29 in favor of the Wolverines. Despite his desire to…

… push- ed hard in the backstroke by Wolverine Russ Kingery who placed second with a 1:59.40 tim- ing. John Vry, a Michigan junior, turned in his top performance of the season in picking up a first place…

… the 50- and 100-yard freestyles, respectively. Bob Hoag provided the Wolverines with a victory in the 100-yard freestyle, placing ahead of Groft, and added a sec- ond in the 200-yard freestyle to give…

… Michigan swimmers a good one-two combination in that de- partment. With his second straight win in the 1000-yard freestyle, Olym- pian Carl Robie chalked up an- other event in the Wolverine col- umn. His…

…. His pace was noticeably quickened at this point and he narrowed the gap, but failed in his attempt to catch the Wolverine. Paul Scheerer, NAAU breast- stroke champion, placed first in the 200-yard…

… breaststroke, touch- ing in :02.5 seconds ahead of MSU's Lee Driver, for another Michigan victory. Sophomore Dave Cushing turned in a third place performance for the Wolverine natators. Rees Orland, Rich Walls…

… pulled out the last event on the program, the 400- yard freestyle relay, barely edg- ing out a young Wolverine squad by .65 seconds. Maybe State should have used Dilley in the dives. Nodaks Throw Icers In…

… picking up the penalties (Kartusch-56 minutes; Morrison-66 min.; Rodgers-45 min.). Speaking about penalty minutes, this is the only category that Michigan's opponents have fared better than the Wolverines…

…. Michigan has chalked up 303 penalty niinutes on 121 penalties while'its opponents have had 233 minutes on 100 penalties. Wolverine Coach Al Renfrew is especially blessed with his two goalies, who are…

… environs of Michigah's league leading hockey team. If Minnesota, who is slated to host the championships, does not finish in the top four the play- offs will be at the Wolverines' rink. The Gophers currently…

… squads will do battle on Friday. The winners will then clash on Saturday in the finals. Wolverines on Top The Wolverines have the best chance for an NCAA position with a firm grip on the WCHA lead after…

… within a three minute span. Early in the last period Al Hinnegan added one for good measure. Final: 4-2. Colorado Series Held to a puny six-goal output at Grand Forks, the Wolverines found Coloriado…

… Norm Laur- ance. The next night it was a different story. -Butts allowed the same number of goals in regulation time as Coyle had the previous night, but the Wolverines had to come from behind with a…

…-fisted grasp on collegiate s w i m honors slipped slightly last season as insurgents Indiana and Southern California staked their claims for the posi- tion which the Wolverines had undisputedly maintained for…

… Wolverines b o u n c e d back with one of the greatest dis- plays of team power in collegiate history to score a smashing 155- 130 victory over the Hoosiers in t h e B i g T e n Championships, March 3…

… couldn't supress a smile as he laced up his shoes in the locker room after the Wolverines out-fought the University of Detroit Titans 85-75 in their season opener last night. "Once we started to run in the…

… break started to jell in the second half, we started to win" The Wolverines didn't actually put their fast break game together until 9:37 of the second was gone. By then, Detroit, fighting back from a…

…a Fint THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, March 2, 1969 -~j- '-'~" Wolverines batter By BILL CUSUMANO back Associate Sports Editor Fife Ba dgers and leading the fast break. a man to man after only…

… about ended up with a foul shot and four minutes and used it for most '-'-'--- -_ l nn Michigan closed out the home Michigan led 31-20 basketball season by defeating The Wolverines could have bur…

… Wolverine onslaught. Stewart came right back after the time out to hit on another jumper and Tomjanovich followed with two of his specialty bank shots. Stewart then finished, the bombing by leaping to grab a…

…, the fast break and the zone, were not very effective.} The Wolverines weren't able to1 use their rebounding advantage to roll to easy scores as the lanes just were not being filled. Part of the trouble…

… factor in the Wolverine victory. Michigan played an uneven game in their home finals, but maintained enough consistency to defeat the visiting Badgers by the score of 84 to 79. -Daily-Andy Sac] MICHIGAN…

… Detroit 4,senior pulled in six caroms and 3 held Johnson to just nine points. 6 Michigan's other problem yes- 9terday, the zone, was negated al- most immediately. Orr changed to TENANTS: WOLVERINES IN…

…' Wrestlers attempt overthrow of MSU hold By ANDY BARBAS The Michigan gymnasts usually have tp worry about losing two meets avery year: Michigan State and Iowa. This afternoon, the Wolverines' tangle with the…

… Cech will step onto the mat to face Michigan State's Gary Bissell, thus beginning what has to be the Wolverines tough- est meet this year. In taking on defending Big Ten champion Michigani State at 3…

… effort to place the most favorable odds on their side, the Michigan coaches have altered the Wolverine line-up somewhat. Regulars 123-pound Cech, 130- pound Lou Hudson, Geoff Henson at 137, 145-pound M i k…

… Il- linois last Tuesday, the Wolverines must come down to business at 9:00 tonight in. Iowa City. Michigan beat the tenth-ranked Illini with spectacular passes, tor- rid shooting from the field, and…

… the awesome Illinois front line. Though Iowa has nothing to compare with the Illini's muscle, the Wolverines must come down out of the clouds long enough to try to concentrate on blasting the high…

…." Perhaps Michi- h gan could have used some more t practice, too, as the. Wolverines v have given up an average of 89.3 c markers an outing. John Orr, on tle other hand,; does not seem overly concerned about…

…-4431 Ext. 23 7 ---. Purdue Ohio State Iowa Illinois MICHIGAN Indiana Mich. State Minnesota Wisconsin Northwestern Miller has not forgotten about the Wolverines' past s u c c e s s against the Hawkeyes…

… play- off with Ohio State. The Wolverines would like noth- ing more than to sink the Hawk- eyes once again, as Iowa can ill afford another loss in the race for ' the Big Ten title. The Hawks dropped two…

… Building. The Illini's Blue wardrobe had clashing orange numerals that were incredibly large. The uni- forms also seemed to bother the Wolverines as they lost- their eighth Big Ten game in 10 starts…

… and then Tomjanovich was ' called for his second goaltending violation in less than a minute and his third in the ball game. This time the call was question- able but the Wolverines had been drained of…

… deliberate Illinois team that leads the Big Ten in defense with a 64 points- against average, Michigan was only able to hit for 31 in the first half. Big Gun?I And the Wolverine's big gun, Tomjanovich, could…

… was particularly happy with the win since the Wolverines had handed his Fightin' Illini a stunning 67-65 defeat at home. "We were awful sloppy out there but I don't care how we win them on t'le read…

… yesterday as the Wolverines lost a three point half-time lead before being completely run off the court by Iowa 99-86 in the Events Building. The Hawkeyes scored 12 straight; points in little over two minutes…

… early in the second half after the Wolverines had taken a seven point lead on Ken Maxey's driv- ing layup. Senior Sam Williams, who sat out much of the first stanza aft- er picking up his third personal…

… he preferred to pull down 15 re- bounds and the Wolverines' chances of a repeat title. Franklin's greatest contribution, however, may have been his own gluttonal tendencies for punish- ment. Constantly…

… Pitts, Dave McClellan, Den- nis Bankey and Bob Sullivan all were casualties of the referee's whistle-the first time all season the 'Wolverines have been in trouble. Yet the foul situation was prob- ably…

… one better by sinking two free throws eight seconds later. In the process, McClellan became the second Wolverine to foul out. A minute later, Sullivan gained his fourth and fifth fouls and Bankey…

… down 29 times, while the Badgers were caught 23 times. Strack was dismayed at the loss I to "mix" with the Wolverines. of Pitts so early in the game but Eino and the other Badgers maintained that no one…

… fered with our offensive strategy. ther toughest tests this term. Wis- Wisconsin was able to rebound consin is 2-1 in the Big Ten. with the Wolverines even though Defending champion Michigan Erickson kept…

… not trusted' to four in a row. Wolverines Creamed in Dairy State MICHIGAN WISCONSIN G F P TG F R P T G F 1 P T Nagle. f 7-21 8-11 10 3 22 Sullivan, f 6-12 8-9 8 5 20 Franklin, f 7-13 13-19 15 4 27 Mc…

…. "We didn't move; as fast as we should move and could move. Some of the boys who year's spectacle was only slight- ly behind. Duke, number one, to face the third-ranked Wolverines. Clearly it was a…

… directed the attack and scored 16 points. Under his direction, Butler ripped off nine straight points late in the first half to put the game out of reach. The halftime score was 41-29 and the Wolverines…

… Another Conference Crown By JIM LaSOVAGE It took a lot of guts. And that's the biggest thing that kept a rebuilding Wolverine track team in the running for con- ference honors last season. The loss of 13…

… encouraging performances by sophs, but sweeps of both the 70- yard high and low hurdle events by Chicago made the difference in the meet. A few federation meets saw much improvement in Wolverine thinclads…

… had drubbed the visitors 92-49. Three days later the Wolverines disposed of the Irish of Notre Dame in their last indoor dual meet of the season. During the course of the winter meets the trackmen…

… Arbor, the Wolverines retaliated for the earlier loss withs an 89-37 pasting, winning 11 ofa (Continued on Page 8) By BUD WILKINSON The 1965 version of Michigan's men in white served and volleyed their…

… conference tennis crown in the last 11 years. The season started out on a seemingly dismal note when the Wolverines were trounced three times on their spring tour in late March. However, it was the net- ters…

… Northwestern, the only team to top Michigan. The5Wolverines, however, pulled out a 5-4 victory over the Hoosiers and entered the conference meet trailing them by only one point. Northwestern Third By winning…

… number two sin- gles, and Hedrick and Jerry Ste- wart played in number one dou- bles against top-seeded Wildcats Clark Graebner and Bill Rice. ! The Wolverines, who had lost all the above matches in dual…

…, 8-6, 10-8. absorbed a 6-3. 6-3 beating from The Wolverines performed ac- Power and McNerney. cording to form at the other six positions and Michigan men ad- vanced to Saturday's finals in eight of…

… nine spots. Win in Rout Entering the final day of action with a slim three-point lead over the Hoosiers, the Wolverines took six of eight final contests to win the championship in a rout. At third…

… came in and And then there's center where scored 17 points." Skala explained Bill Buntin will be outsized by the Dayton offense and defense four inches and twenty pounds, to the Wolverines at a Yost…

… CAARegional By RICK STERN Special To The Daily LEXINGTON, Ky.-Michigan's Wolverines and Dayton's Flyers, two of the hottest teams in college basketball, arrived here yesterday afternoon in preparation for…

… beating Ohio 66-65 to gain the regional berth, the Flyers leftI the court with chants of "Bring on Michigan." Wolverine Assistant Coach Jim Skala saw Dayton's win over Ohio. "They're a dangerous team," says…

…. Warrell stands just 6'1" while Cazzie is 6'5". Gene Klaus (6') is Dayton's other, guard. Matching Wolverine Captain Larry Tregoning at one forward spot will be the Dayton Captain Bob Sullivan. The 6…

… tournament. Donoher's only comment on the Wolverines was to the effect that E he fears Michigan's rebounding power. "Its probably the key fac- tor in their success," he said. "It looks like a volleyball game…

… played is Illinois. The Wolverines beat the Illini twice while Dayton lost in December, 104-86. Both teams received rousing sendoffs from their campuses. The Wolverines were honored at a pep rally…

… three straight wins in the Big Ten, the Wolverines were humili- ated yesterday by a non-confer- ) ence foe, 7-0. This time it was at the hands of Western Michigan at Ferry Field. Just last week, the Big…

… Ten leaders pulled the same trick. They beat Wisconsin and Northwestern over the weekend, then were drub- bed by Notre Dame during the week, 9-3. Yesterday's loss can be charged to the Wolverines…

… six Wolverine hits over six different innings, walked only one man and let just two men advance past first. Both of the runners who reached second did it by themselves, as Bob Gil- hooley and Dan…

… Dinunzio each slammed line drive doubles down the third base line. Dinunzio was one of a few un- familiar names who made their appearance into the Wolverines' lineup yesterday. Others included starting…

… catcher Chuck Pascal who went hitless in one try, and re- serve outfielder Al Bara (0-for- two). And, of course, the Wolverine pitchers. Jim Bobel, a prominent name from the past two seasons, was given the…

… scored. Sluka himself scor- ed following singles by Dick Gin- ste and Dan Predonic. Summon Slusher At that point, with two out and the Wolverines trailing 4-0, Coach Moby Benedict summoned Wayne Slusher…

… Field House theWolverines will try to stop a two-game losing streak- when they face Indiana. The Hoosiers defeated the Wol- verines last Monday night at Bloomington. M' Comes Back With 7:56 remaining in…

… the game and Iowa leading by 14 points, Michigan started its last bid to overtake the Hawkeyes. The Wolverines chopped the lead from 62-48 to 62-55 in less than three minutes. Tom Coles' lay-up made the…

… charging fouls. Al- though Michigan out - rebounded Iowa 39-26, many times a Hawk- eye would steal the ball away from a Wolverine or force the jump ball after the Wolverine had come down with the rebound…

…. The second half performance by Michigan was much improved over the first half. For most of this period the Wolverines kept the lead to 10 points after beginning the half with a 37-23 deficit. Twice…

…-17 16 68 after having fallen behind 18-1 at the start of the game. But at half time the Hawkeyes had taken a 37-23 lead on a last-second shot by Jim Freese. No Fast Break Typical of Wolverine misfor…

… right side of the court, pursued by an Iowa defenseman, received the pass from Herner and went in for the lay-up. The ball hung on the rim for a second, then fell off. Three Wolverines tried to nudge the…

…'s Bennie McRae in both the high and low hurdles in one of the days key upsets. The defeat at the hands of the Wolverines was the first loss for Wisconsin in four dual meets so far this season. The Badgers…

… ability the still rings. The Montreal junior is the Wolverines' top round star and together with Jim Hynds and Arno Lascari fo the nucleus of the squad ,that will seek to defend the BigI title against…

…." The Buckeyes will use three top tumblers tomorrow to vie with the Michigan trio of Tom Osterland, Lew Hyman, and Phil Bolton. Steve Greenberg should pose the greatest threat to the Wolverines., Besides…

… Wol- S. , N.... tim, falling to the Wolverines 30-5 match, this time -by a 2-1 score. verines' strength insured another at Yost Fieldhouse on Jan. 21. Barden, a sophomore, has come lop-sided victory, 25…

…-11, a Michigan won eight of the 10 through with several close wins The Gophers won the first three .<.. matches, lost one, and tied the for the Wolverines this season. matches, and lost the last seven…

… 6-0 lead. On Saturday, February 4, the nent at 4:24, and Karl Fink, pin-j.. From then on it was Michigan Wolverine matmen pushed on to ned his opponent at the phenom- .,,. all the way. In the 130-lb…

… first period Mich- can't move it.' igan's hockey team had its first Had the Wolverines' passing been sharper, it might have oeen penalty, a two-minute tripping another story. infraction handed to Paul…

… Domm. The Huskies came out hitting It left the Wolverines a man in the first period. It was a cal- short ,but, more importantly, it culated strategy against the big- allowed Michigan Tech to play ger…

… Sieradzki (4) and Edgar Rivalin (3) atch developments as John Haines (7) tries to push Wolverine Bruce Koviak out of the play. The uskies' defense clamped the lid on the Wolverines, 3-0. 13 Coach Al Renfrew…

… missed open nets three or four times. But we were skating right with them the whole game. * "They were checking us well. When they take the puck right Frozen The second period, opened with Wolverine…

… perfect pass and punched the' puck into the open net from five feet out. The Wolverines hardly ac- knowledged the two-goal deficit 'ONE MORE TIME:'- wrestlers Go Agamit By BILL McFALL Tonight in East…

… of an end of an era for Gus Stager's tankers. After maintaining consistent runners-up spots to seven straight Indiana swimming championships, one of the greatest senior crops in Wolverine history was…

…. Completing the dismal outlook was the scarcity of new seniors to give the squad depth-only three will be on the squad this year. Stager, the 1960 Olympic swim- ming coach, does not think that the Wolverines…

… champ Scheerer, the Wolverines were nothing short of sickening in 1967, chiefly because John Robertson was so disappointing. And t® top this off, there doesn't appear to be any new sophomore breaststroker…

…...." "Well-we want to build char- acter, but. . .." TWO WORLD TRAMPOLINE CHAMPS, the current one, Dave Jacobs, left, and the 1966 champ, Wayne Miller, form the backbone of next year's Wolverine gymnastics…

… team. Jacobs, Miller Carry radition Of Wolverine Gymnastics Team -§ * § WE § ~~WHY. . CARRY There's more than fabric superiority in Gant. In add i- tion, "needled-into the warp and woof of every Gant…

… an era for Gus Stager's tankers. After maintaining consistent runners-up spots to seven straight Indiana swimming championships, one of the greatest senior crops in Wolverine history was graduat- ing…

… dismal outlook was the scarcity of new seniors to give the squad depth-only three will be on the squad this year. Stager, the 1960 Olympic swim- ming coach, does not think that the Wolverines will plummet…

…- Guire and Bruce McManaman ap- parently the best of them. This leaves only one position un- listed so far. That is the breast- stroke, where beyond champ Scheerer, the Wolverines were nothing short of…

…'s Wolverine gymnastics team. Jacobs, Miller Carry rad0to Of Wolverine Gymnastics Team § 4b WHY a yb5 WY§ WE - There's more than fabric superiority in Gant. In addi- tion, "needled-into the warp and. woof of…

… fastest fresh- man time in both the 50 and 100, Bob Kircher, and Robert Har- mony. With so many candidates, the Wolverines will have depth in the short distances for the first time in quite a while. John…

…'s tankers. After maintaining consistent runners-up spots to seven straight Indiana swimming championships, one of the greatest senior crops in Wolverine history was graduat- ing. It, didn't look like there…

… scarcity of new seniors to give the squad depth-only three will be on the squad this year. Stager, the 1960 Olympic swim- ming coach, does not think that the Wolverines will plummet to the bottom of the Big…

… Wolverines were nothing short of sickening in 1967, chiefly because John Robertson was so disappointing. And to top this off, there doesn't appear to be any new sophomore breaststroker who looks like he even…

…- acter, but. ..." TWO 'WORLD TRAMPOLINE CHAMPS, the current one, Dave Jacobs, left, and the 1966 champ, Wayne Miller, form the backbone of next year's Wolverine gymnastics team. Jacobs, M er Carry…

… Tradition Of Wolverine Gymnastics Team A - § - . 41 WHY WE - There's more than fabric superiority in Gant. In addi- 5 tion, "needled- into the warp and woof of every Gant shirt"-- there's flair-fit show…

… Ten gymnastics chai- at 188.40 total. Michigan Statet pionship. finished second with 186.40. Under Wolverine Coach Newt Laken, a the new scoring system, the Wol- former standout gymnast at Min verines…

… not the only school that could win year will be used. The dual meets titles in streaks. The Wolverines and conference meet will both be haven't given up the crown since, of importance. Now the other…

… schools are be- Miller Wins Tramp Title ginning to wonder if Michigan, A team of few stars for the 1966 like Illinois before it; will ever let Wolverines was clearly evident in go of the championship. the…

… Big Ten meet. The gymnasts The Wolverines have since cap- produced only one Big Ten title- tured six straight Big Ten cham- holder on their journey to a sixth pionships and even managed to straight…

… 1966 season was a year de- Gary Erwin, a standout Wolverine scribed by Coach Loken as a gymnast in 1963-65. This year's championship team "with very world championships were held in few stars. They were…

… sidehorse and did quite well." The following week at the Jacobs Hot on Trampoline NCAA finals at Penn State, the Of the incoming sophomores, Wolverines finished fifth as a the most impressive to date is team…

…. Williams took a second place on the p-bars in the Big Ten tourna- ment to help nail down the Wolverines' sixth straight title. Gridders Seek To Recover From Year of Hard Luck (Continued from Page 3) other…