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… Copyright 1981, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, November 22, 1981 Ten Cents Ten Pages II SU uts Blue in,'Bonnet Bow '4 "'Buckeyes upset Wolverines, 14-9 By DREW SHARP drives on us. Other than…

… by a .relentless Ohio State AT THE OUTSET, it looked as though defense the sixth-ranked Wolverines Michigan would live up to its eight-point ,!5.ef ~fell to the Buckeyes, 14-9. The loss det- favorite…

… Ohio State Buckeyes swarm over Wolverine fullback Stan Edwards. Ohio State crushed the Wolverines' Rose Bowl hopes, sending Michigan fensively. We played hard and the were not going into the end zone…

…-Ade Stadium yesterday. The Michigan win, coupled with Wisconsin's 17-7 loss to Iowa yesterday, places the Wolverines atop the Big Ten BUTCH WOOLFOLK (left) and Ben Needham (below) illustrate two reasons why the…

… Wolverines got by the Boilermakers, 28-10, yesterday in West Lafayette. Michigan now holds its own Rose Bowl destiny, needing only a win- over Ohio State for the trip to' Pasadena. standings with a 6…

… from the one- yard line for the score, padding the Wolverine lead to 21-10. This touchdown march featured a pair of long Smith passes, including a third-down, 27-yard completion to Bean and a fourth…

…-down, 18-yard swing pass to Edwards to add to the Wolverine advanatage. THE FINAL Michigan tally came af- ter a Keith Bostic interception at the Purdue 24-yard line, which he returned to the 14. Three plays…

… within one wide receiver's step of handing Michigan its second upset defeat in three weeks, but the Wolverines held on- yesterday for a 21-16 win before 105,213 Michigan Stadium fans. The triumph, giving…

… Michigan a 2-1 mark thus far in 1981, may have been a costly one for the Wolverines as several gridders went down with injuries, in- cluding wide receiver Anthony Carter, who left the contest after spraining…

… at Indiana. WITH 5:55 remaining in the game, Navy (also 2-1) mounted a drive from its own 29-yard line to the Wolverine 23. With two minutes remaining and second-and-18 from the 31, backup quarterback…

… Pagnanelli's desperation heave-on second down was pulled in by Wolverine defensive back Jeff Reeves to settle the outcome. A seething Bo Schembechler was anything but satisfied by the play of his squad, which…

… out for the Wolverines, as he reached the 100-yard mark for the fifth straight game with 117 on 25 carries. Woolfolk concurred with his coach's post-game assessment, "They (the Midshipmen) didn't do…

…-17 By MARK MIHANOVIC Special to the Daily BLOOMINGTON - The Michigan Wolverine offense, erratic through its first three games, completely over- powered Indiana's defense and out- scored the free…

…-wheeling Hoosiers 38-17, yesterday at Memorial Stadium. Butch Woolfolk performed what is becoming a weekly ritual for the Wolverines (3-1 overall and 1-1 in the Big Ten), running through and around opponents for big…

… only Wolverines to gain 100 or more yards in six consecutive games. The senior tailback now has 551 yards after four 1981 outings. "IT MEANS something to me to be compared to backs like Rob Lytle and…

… in the back of the end zohe. The tempo of, the game was set.% The Wolverines came right back with a 74-yard touchdown drive, 54 of which, Woolfolk pumped out, that culminated in a three-yard touchdown…

…, Page 10 MICHIGAN QUARTERBACK Steve Smith goes over the goal line backwar- ds for the Wolverines first score against Indiana in Bloomington yesterday' afternoon. Tight end Norm Betts (82) and fullback…

… Stan Edwards (32) block- for the Michigan signal caller. The Wolverines won. 38-17. Auditoriums filled to SRO (fo By JANET RAE Engineering sophomore Kim Oberle has five words of advice: Don't be late…

… Purdue guard Drake Morris added up to a probable NIT bid for Michigan yesterday, as the Wolverines fell to the Boilermakers in overtime, 67-61. The defeat put to rest any Michigan (8-10 in the Big Ten, 17…

… it's the kind of tournament that these kids would do well in." MORRIS MADE sure that the Wolverines bid adieu to their NCAA hopes by notching six of his game-high total in the overtime to pull Purdue…

… many sessions. BUT PURDUE'S Morris and Brian Walker kept the ball away from Wolverine hands as time ran down and forced Michigan to foul. The Boiler- maker backcourt pair coolly converted the one…

… meant for Michael (Scearce)," said Keady. "It just broke down, but fortunately, we were able to get a second shot. That's how you win games, by getting second and third shots." THE WOLVERINES had trailed…

…:30 p.m. Today's game, which the Wolverines (5-2 conference, 7-2 overall) must win to stay in the Rose Bowl picture, features two of the nation's finest receivers in Carter and Bryant. Bryant, a 6-3, 187…

… season he was running on a bad wheel" said Bo), Carter has exploded with 545 total yar- ds in his last two games. Bo mentioned that the Wolverines plan to turn the now healthy Carter loose, and they have…

… day as a Wolverine. The players who will be catching passes this afternoon are not the only talented ones, however. Those who throw are also among the best. Purdue sophomore quarterback Scott Cam- pbell…

… the Michigan cagers. After six minutes of play, the Wolverines had scored a grand total of five points, and trailed the visiting Duquesne Dukes by six. But after calming down enough to take a one…

… night. The win moves the Wolverines into the second round of the tourney, where they will host the Toledo Rockets at 8 p.m. Sunday in Crisler. "Our kids did a good job of hanging in there tough when…

… Stadium before over 4,700 fans. After losing their first game, the Wolverines came up through the loser's bracket, winning four games in a row to earn a trip to the College World Series in Omaha, Nebraska…

…,875 at Memorial Stadium, walked away with the treats as the 15th-ranked Wolverines stifled the Minnesota Gophers, 34-13, to retain the Little Brown Jug and also stay in the thick of the Big Ten title race…

… finest day as a Wolverine, completed 13 of 20 passes for 237 yards, three touchdowns and no interceptions. Carter, taking advantage of single coverage in the Gopher secon- dary, grabbed a season-high eight…

… Wolverine Tim McCormick in last night's Michigan 55-52 overtime victory against the Hoosiers. Wolverine Marty Bodnar watches in foreground. See story, page 10. I a U.S. SOURCES CALL NEW TERMS 'VER Y…

… Detroit's Renaissance Center from Ann Arbor. If you don't mind watching the Wolverines from 2,000 feet, this student organization also can deliver seats on the 50-yard line. ANYONE affiliated with the…

…'s. With the Wolverine-Michigan State kickoff slightly more than 24 hours away, Spartan head coach Muddy Waters and several MSU players added fuel to the students' fight songs and various melodies directed…

… fighting a long clot bout with cancer and underwent a rces similar operation in September. Because of the operation he was for- ning ced to miss the Wolverines' season oing opener in Wisconsin, the first…

… Wolverine and Spartan fans is ab- be close. They don't feel the need to are culminated with a mad rush of sent also, come up here the day before and taunt students converging on the site of the Even the bars…

…' Waiting for the season opener Doily Photo by PAUL ENGSTROM A lone student relaxes amidst thousands of empty seats at Michigan Stadium. He will soon have plenty of company as the Wolverines shoot for the…

… Chicago-bound Wolverine, which is slated for eliiination under rail subsidy cuts, pulled into the station. Lowell Peterson, First Ward candidate for City Council, said the Reagan administration is "robbing…

… the field and 18 points. Despite Syracuse's torrid pace, the Wolverines did manage to keep pace in the first half, as they' went into the locker room at halftime down by only four, 46-42. See RED…

…, Wolverine Mor- ningstar, from following through on plans to con- struct a station, Morningstar said. He said he sold the station's license to SSS last January. WRHT IS THE first broadcasting affiliate with…