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April 02, 1958 (vol. 68, iss. 133) • Page Image 3

… RICHARD GEERT KEILSTRUP - scores "hat trick" ... Danish miler Future Looks Glum for Wolverine Nine; Statistics Show Lack of Power at Plate Free Throw Results Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Gom- berg House…

…. This could have been the season to break Illinois' eight-year reign in the Big Ten. But a long string of injuries to key personnel dis- pelled any chance the Wolverines might have had to do so. Early in…

… the season, a Daily article noted a "big smile" on Coach Newt Loken's face due to the fine performances of sopho- mores Nino Marion and Wolfgang Dozauer. Depth Added The Wolverines had given the…

… Illini a run for their money the year before and now Marion and Dozauer appeared ready to back up the Wolverines' many return- ing veterans and help provide im- portant team depth. The smile quickly turned…

… Fourth As it is, the Wolverines finished fourth in the meet. Ahead of them wree-as usual-Illinois, Iowa and Michigan State. Michigan had defeated the Spartans without Gagnier in an earlier dual meet but…

… their team depth and balance were minimized by the greater number of schools entered in the Conference meet. Thus the Spartans were able to edge the Wolverines for third place by a half-point. Coach Loken…

… interest than conference meets. Emphasize Big Ten In the Big Ten, the conference meet is emphasized over the na- tional meet, added Keen. He said that Wolverine Jack Marchello's primary ambition was to win…

December 02, 1958 (vol. 69, iss. 62) • Page Image 8

…, the Wolverine five became strong- er than ever. By halftime they were out in front, 40-23. Tidwell and Miller, with 16 and 11 points respectively, were the main cogs in the rolling, 40.5 shooting…

… tour by losing a forward throughout the gaime 7-2. to Toronto last night to relieve the overworked mem-" The undermanned Wolverines bers of the first and second lines. were once again slowed down by Jim…

… forward and defense Opener in St. Lawrence in effort to overcome the man-1 The tour opened Thanksgiving power shortage.i evening at St. Lawrence where the For the first two periods thet Wolverines, skating…

… at full game was close and hard fought strength, tied the Larries, 4-4. The with Toronto ahead 3-2 but, the following night the Wolverines powerful Canadian squad scored whipped Clarkson 6-3 at Potsdam…

…, four times on the tired Wolverines N.Y. for their lone victory. in the third period. Returning to St. Lawrence on Barrie Hayton scored both Mich- Saturday night, the Wolverines igan goals in the second…

… con- cluded. Highlights of the tour were the first two games. In the opener MacDonald scored two goals in helping the Wolverines gain a 4-4 tie with St. Lawrence, The Clarkson victory featured the play…

… of senior John Hutton, who scored one goal and assisted on four others, and Coyle whose first appearance in the nets for the Wolverines was a winning one. 'I Squad, 7-2 Tour Closes iA -Daily…

…-Peter Anderson IMMOVABLE OBJECT, IRRESISTABLE FORCE -Pittsburgh's All-America guard, Don Hennon,, attempts to round corner man- ned by John Tidwell, Michigan's sophomore star, in the Wolverine's 75-55 home opener…

March 02, 1958 (vol. 68, iss. 107) • Page Image 1

…. wolverine Cindermen Top Buckeyes, 72-69 By JIM BENAGH Glenn Davis beat everything Michigan had to offer last night but he-couldn't overcome "lady luck," as the. Wolverines nipped the Buckeye trackmen in the…

…. margin. Falter in Relay Twice this season, Ohio had bet- tered the Wolverine quartet in meets, and had recorded the best mile relay time in the Big Ten- until Michigan State opened up with a 3…

…. When he came to the end of the lane he had to pull up quickly. Trying to get back to the running track, he jostled with Simpson and dropped his baton. "Every other team in the Big See WOLVERINES, page 3…

December 02, 1958 (vol. 69, iss. 62) • Page Image 1

… PA Wolverine Cagers Trounce Pitt in Opener, 75- C 'I Guards Star in Easy Upset Winl Mins ters T Ao% Panthers' Guard Scores 28 Points By JIM BENAGH Berlin -Daily-Peter Anderson STRICTLY FOR…

… seconds later with the Wolverines win- ning their season opener, 75-55. HEARING THURSDAY: CityCounil itPostpones Urban RenewalAc tion By PHIIP MUNCK City Council last night put off action on Urban Renewal…

Wolverines a lead they never surrendered. Miller was held to a mere three points as the Panthers swept over the Wolverines, 72-62, last Decem- ber. He scored 11 last night. Team Win However, it was a real team…

… minutes from the game's start. M' Leads Michigan led, -5, and was never threatened by Hennon again. Wolverine points flowed easily after that point, too, with Miller passing for assists to Burton, Tid- well…

… and Lee as they scored the next three baskets. These goals, combined with free throws by Tidwell and Miller, gave the Wolverines a 17-10 edge and prompted Coach Bill Perigo to say after the game: "That…

November 02, 1958 (vol. 69, iss. 41) • Page Image 1

… bridges between Hawkeyes' Jeter Fleming Sparki Wolverines' Second-Half Revival Halted by Final Period Onslaughi By AL JONES Daily Sports Editor A spirited Michigan performance and a 34-year j r lasted only…

… three quarters yesterday afternoon as Iowa over powered the Wolverines, 37-14. The Hawkeyes sped to their fourth straight Big Ten Wir and with Northwestern's upset of Ohio State, gained so possession of…

…'s backs proved too fast early in the first half, but scored just before the halftime gun, and again early in the second half to tie the game at 14-14. The first Wolverine TD came on a four-yard pass play…

December 02, 1958 (vol. 69, iss. 62) • Page Image 17

… not born," is a maxim that finds its greatest truth in the swimming world. The Wolverine swim team, NCAA and Big Ten title holders, know all too well after an exhaust- ing day of practice what work…

… the train- ing schedule, not the period of time one has been swimming, that brings the swimmer to the point of dimirnishing returns, said Pete Fries, Wolverine long-distance star. Fries started his…

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