January 11, 1953
(vol. 63, iss. 78)
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… Wolverines 'M' Loses, 84-57 Remains in Cellar Special To The Daily EVANSTON -Michigan's bas- ketball squad sank deeper into the Big Ten cellar last night when it was handed its fourth straight loss, an 84…
…-57 thumping by North- western at the new McCaw Me- morial Stadium. The Wildcats. went wild in the final quarter netting 17 markers while the Wolverines were blank- ed to cinch their victory. * * * LED BY…
… freezing * K -Daily-Don Campbell MONTREAL GOALIE STOPS WOLVERINE SCORING ATTEMPT BY KEYES * * * M l tM c:I * * *2 Monr eal StunRs MichiganIcernen, 2-1 By BOB MARGOLIN An aroused Montreal hockey team, still…
… smarting from a 13-2 defeat at the hands of Michigan the night before, upset the favored Wolverines, 2-1, last night before a full house at the Coliseum. - The Maize and Blue, possibly expecting another easy…
… victory, knew they werb in for a rough night before many minutes were gone. Two Wolverine offsensive thrusts in the first three minutes of the game were broken up by the Montreal defense, which play- ed…
… helped off the ice in the first per- iod, had little trouble in netting tb e puck on a short shot.' The Wolverines took heart from Philpott's goal and poured it on for the rest of the game, but as game as…
… sink at hin. On more than one occa- sion, a Michigan icer lost the range with an open goal in front of him. The story was the same for the Wolverines in the second period. For a few seconds they even had…
… a two man advantage on their Canadian opponents, but a stub- born defense wouldn't give way. Throughout the game, everytime the Wolverines controlled the puck on a fast break, a Montreal de- fender…