April 28, 1956 (vol. 66, iss. 141) • Page Image 3
… extended their dual-match winning streak to 23. The match, however, was not a strong test for the Wolverines, who begin their defense of the Big Ten crown here next weekend. Easy Win for MacKay Captain Barry…
… Hoosiers won, 9-5. Skeet ers, who had just been hit by a. pitched ball, was trying to steal second base. HOOSIER BUNTS WHIP 'M': Wolverines Bow 9-5, in Eleventh Cindermen Qualify In Penn Relays By The…
…- ning. The Wolverine's quarter-mile team of Tom Hendricks, Bob Rudesill, Dick Flodin and Bob Brown was among the qualifiers who finished behind Penn's time of :41.7. Cornell had the best time in the half…
… the hardwoods at the Chicago Relays this winter. Beatty, the Atlantic Coast Champion, led virtually all the way, but he couldn't relax a second with the Wolverine's Wallingford breathing right down his…
… back. Miler Ron Delaney let loose with a terrific finishing kick to lead Villanova to a stunning 9:58.1 victory over England's Oxford Uni- versity in the sprint medley relay. The Wolverines will also be…
… shakily allowing two runs on two scratch hits, an error and a walk in the first inning, but then settled down to some excellent pitching, Meanwhile, the Wolverines chip- ped away at Indiana's lead. In the…