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March 01, 1958 (vol. 68, iss. 106) • Page Image 2

Wolverines Here Tonight season is also one that Perigo's charges like to remember. The Wolverines completely outclassed the Badgers, 70-49, in one of the victories that gave them their ear- ly Big Ten lead…

… showed at Yost Field House. Walt Holt and Bob Litzow have also averaged in the teens for the season. If the Wolverines are seeking any more victories this season, this will be the weekend to get hot. The…

… victory-minded Ohio State track team into Yost Field House tonight against a victory- hungry Wolverine squad. Field events will begin at 7 p.m. STARTS SUNDAY * NOMINATED FOR 3 { ACADEMY AWARDS A STORM RAGED…

… with a young, inex- perienced Ohio State team. The Ohio State team was easi- ly defeated by the Wolverines last year, 16-11, and the Buckeyes fin- ished last in the 1957 Big Ten Conference Championships…

…, man- againg to score only eight points in the competition. 'M' Works Out Despite' the sudden reversal of the Wolverine grapplers' per- formances, Coach Cliff Keen sent his team through extensive work…

… Buckeye's Dick Macione.- In the 177-1b. and heavyweight divisions, Karl Lutomski and Fred Olm of the Wolverines, respective- ly, are matched with Mark Rob- erts and Bill Sexton of Ohio State. WHAT IS A BOX…

… Collegiate swim championships, past records indicated that ithe outlook for the Canadians is not too bright. The last encounter between the Wolverines and the invaders from the north was last year at the…

March 12, 1958 (vol. 68, iss. 115) • Page Image 3

…-36 defeat at flli- nois was due in part to a great performance by Illinois' Abe Grossfeld and in part to the tense- ness of the Wolverine gymnasts. An all-around gymnast, Gross- ;feld took four firsts, a…

… where on several occasions the Wolverine trampolinists disqualied them- selves by losing control of their direction and landing on the edge of the trampoline. Theteam was a little more re- laxed for…

… higher scoring guard duo next season. Outside.of the Big Ten schedule, four of the teams Michigan played have gone on to greater heights. Only one of the four, Nebraska, did the Wolverines beat, 81-57. The…

… the first round of the NCAA mid-eastern regional tour- nament and lost. Wyoming, who dumped the Wolverines, 78-66, over the Christ- mas holidays, meets Seattle to- night in the first round of the far…

… scores two points against Iowa in the season's finale last Saturday. Lewis' eight free-throws late in the game put the contest on ice for the Wolverines. Sigma Chi, ZIJ"T Win, Advance in I Playoffs By…

March 05, 1958 (vol. 68, iss. 109) • Page Image 6

… Michigan's 72-65 victory over Wisconsin, Monday night, saved them from the possibility of fin- ishing in the Big Ten cellar this season. After a second place, 4-2 record the Wolverines proceeded to lose…

… their next six straight games and were only a game in front of basement dwelling Wisconsin at game time Monday. A win by the Badgers over Michigan Monday night combined with a Wolverine loss to Iowa next…

… Saturday would have pro- duced a tie for the dubious dis- tinction of finishing in last place. The Wolverines were deprived of this distinction when they beat Wisconsin 72-65. Hope for Seventh With the…

… have given them a battle." With these words Michigan's hockey coach Al Renfrew summed up the 6-1 loss that the Wolverines suffered aththe hands of Toledo Friday night. The more experienced Mercuries who…

… are currently in fifth place in the International Hockey League, were able to outperform the Michigan sextet with a mini- mum. of skating because of the lack of Wolverine manpower. Neil McDonald once…

March 08, 1958 (vol. 68, iss. 112) • Page Image 2

… tnhgedol-the Wolverines' performances or were devoid, of error, and all Mich- ent; and grabbed caused them to turn in incomplete igan mistakes were taken advan- aces and all but routines. The most striking…

Wolverines lost by Bob Diamond, who took a first le is out with a a number of points that could have in the side horse, and .Hailand, been theirs. Jim Hayslett, usually who added the tumbling title to ing…

… the equalizer. Michigan; as the tension mount- ed, pressed the six Tech skaters looking for a breakthrough. It came at 19:49. Don MacIn- tosh, playing in his next-to-last game as a Wolverine, stole the…

… injured two weeks ago, took a pass from MacIntosh deep in his own zone. The strong sophomore skated around the Tech defense and flipped the disk past Husky goalie, George Cuculick. Wolverines Dominate Play…

… The Wolverines dominated play for the remainder of the period but could not score. Play became ragged throughout the, second period. The lack of bench strength on both teams be- gan to show, and it…

… period. The Wolverine captain blasted rebound of a slap shot by Watt. With Michigan Tech, ample proof of having the est offense in the Leag looked as if the game we cure ,and that Childs woul his first…

… ( igan - Whi igan -- Doz gan - Hayr VISITORS SEEK REVENGE. CagesHos tIowa in Season's J&AL 0 For Information Call the Union Student Offices By HAL APPLEBAUM Michigan's Wolverines will try' to salvage…

… with Ohio State if they whip the Wolverines. Iowa will be trying to avenge an earlier loss to Michigan. The Wol- verines whipped the Hawkeyes 73- 65 at Iowa City in the opening game of the Big Ten season…

March 01, 1958 (vol. 68, iss. 106) • Page Image 3

… jumped off to a 1-0 lead midway loped the Wolverines, 6-1, at the in the first stanza on a goal by Coliseum last night. Bobby Watt, but with 30 seconds Captain Neil McDonald received remaining in the…

… times the Michigan Alumni Association, the contingent from Toledo could made the presentation to the capitalize on the Wolverine mis- Wolverine leader. takes. They did it four more times One of the…

… brightest highlights in the second period, and once of the evening was the sparkling again in the final stanza. play of reserve Wolverine goalie For the first time in many a Pete Kelley. Kelley played in the…

… game, the Wolverine defense nets for the Mercuries and made looked very good. Barrie Hayton, a total of 29 saves. The regular Warren Wills, and Watts all spar- Toledo net minder, Al Bennett, kled in…

… one of the few calmness as he made many difi- times this season was Jay Katz, cult saves during the evening. The Wolverine defenseman from Ann southpaw goalie was especially Arbor. Katz nearly had his…

… first .proficient in those saves which goal of the season late in the third require glove stops, period, but a fine kick save by The Wolverines were hard Kelley kept him from it. pressed for manpower all…

… Switzer, Delky Making an appearance for the Dozzi, and McDonald were used on Mercuries was former Wolverine the first line, and the second line Defenseman Bob Schiller, who is was Gary Starr, Don Mc…

March 16, 1958 (vol. 68, iss. 119) • Page Image 7

… in Chicago on Friday, poses with two Sham- rock track stars at the European Athletic Championships held in Berne, Switzerland, in 1954. On his right is the Wolverine track captain, Brendan O…

… close friends since 1953 when they met through a track meet in na- tive Ireland. 'M' Missed Chance "Delany would have come to Michigan," noted the Wolverine leader, "if he hadn't been ap- proached by Fred…

… too late compete. Wolverines Fal Eeles Landstrom leaped 1 in the pole vault, but for the I time in history six men bette 14'10" in one meet. Doug Kyle, a Wolverine g student from Vancouver, Que., not…

… the hockey tourna- ment in the late 1940's that Michi- gan hasn't been in at least the semifinals. All but three years, twice when they were beaten in the semis and once in the finals, the Wolverines

March 11, 1958 (vol. 68, iss. 114) • Page Image 3

…) excitedly informs the Wolverine's Tony Tashnick (right) he has broken the Iowa pool record in the 200-yd. individ- ual medley. Teammate Cy Hopkins (center) looks on. Five Key Men Give'Depth Needed for M' Tank…

… Win Iowa Coach Closes Out Career Armbruster Lauded; Stager Wins Meet The 48th Big Ten swimming championships ended with Michi- gan taking its 17th conference conference title. As a team, the Wolverines

… Bruce Harlan. It was their first Big Ten crown since becoming Wolverine coaches four years ago. Stager and Harlan came on the scene after the retirement of Michigan's great coach, Matt Mann, who had…

… developed the Wolverines into a national power during -his long reign. One thing, however, that diving coach Harlan was unable to do this year was to unseat Ohio State as diving, champions. Mike Peppe, coach…

… a m m a t e Glen Whitten placing second. Dick Kimball of Michigan fin- ished third in both events and the Wolverines' Alvaro Gaxiola registered a fifth place finish in the three meter diving. Kimball…

… Indiana will take on the Notre Dame- Tennessee Tech survivor. By SI COLEMAN Michigan's hockey team came away from Houghton with another split-its fifth of the season. The Wolverines won Friday's game, 3…

…. Encouraging Notes At Houghton, several encourag- ing signs were evident for next year. The Wolverines looked better than at any other time this year. After Saturday's game, one of the referees casually observed…

…, "I don't understand how Michigan is in sixth position the way it played this weekend." - This statement indicates just how good the Wolverines looked. Cooley, Van Tyne Win; Gain Berths in 'A' Finals…

March 04, 1958 (vol. 68, iss. 108) • Page Image 3

… as the Badgers in an effort to get the ball, continuously fouled the Wolverines who proved to be deadly at the foul line. Pete Tillotson and Burton took scoring honors for the Wolverines with 19 points…

…, taking shots only when there was an opening. Lit- sow and Holt with 22 and 17 points respectively were high men for them. The Wolverines controlled the backboards 47-34, with George Lee grabbing 17, to…

…'s gymnastic victory over Michigan State, 61%-502, last Friday affirmed what has been known since the beginning of the season--that the Wolverine's tal- ent-laden squad would be a power in the Big Ten this year…

Wolverine cause, taking a first in the free exercise, trying for two more in the side horse and in tumbling and fin- ished third on the parallel bars. Hayslett's performance was per- haps the most encouraging…

… feature of the meet. Though the blond gymnast finished fourth in total points in last year's Big Ten meet, he had taken firsts in only four events in the Wolverines' three previous meets this winter…

… his premise was the work of the Wolverines against Western Ontario on Saturday. Pete Fries, swimming the backstroke for the first time in competition, took first with a respectable 2:19.4. Michigan…

March 07, 1958 (vol. 68, iss. 111) • Page Image 6

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 7P1 RIDA Li Ten Track, Wrestling 'earson, Marchello Spark Wolverines n Conference Mat Meet at ChampaignI Battles Be in Toda Illinois Contingent Favored For Indoor Cinder Crown…

… becoming Big Ten cham- pions.. Actually, the Wolverines are sporting a dismal season record of three wins, one tie and six, losses in dual meets, and have no visible reason to think of possible titles…

… weights this afternoon at 2:00 p.m. and this evening at 7:30 p.m. The finals will be tomorrow afternoon at 3:30 p.m. FLYING HIGH--Wolverine star high jumper Brendan O'Reilly sails over the bar as he…

… Gagnier and Big Ten trampoline champion Ed Cole will be missing from the Wolverine lineup. Although Gagnier and Cole were missing last Saturday, the Wol- verine gymnasts were still able to Michigan State…

March 09, 1958 (vol. 68, iss. 113) • Page Image 3

…, Maten, Gaxiola, Fries Also Gain Points for Wolverines Michigan Trio Earns Seven Firsts (Continued from Page 1) not to beat records." Only one record was broken. Michigan's last victory of the evening…

… came in the 400-yd. med- ley relay. At the end of the third leg of the race, the Wolverines were two body lengths behind the Spartans. However, anchor man Hanley literally "smoked" his way to victory…

…-3. Despite many attempts, no more goals were scored the rest of the game. Kelley, the reserve Wolverine goalie, made his first league ap- pearance and after a rather rocky start, was spectacular. Kelley made…

… HAIRSTYLISTS " NO WAITING "Headquarters for collegians and-their families" DASCOLA BARBERS Near Michigan Theatre The game was the conclusion of three Wolverine's hockey careers-- Don McIntosh, Switzer and Mc…

March 28, 1958 (vol. 68, iss. 129) • Page Image 3

… are Illinois and Iowa, with Michigan State predicted for a close fourth. Loken Picks Illini Wolverine gymnastics coach Newt Loken sees Illinois as "the team to beat," but he added: "Be- ing in its own…

… SPECIALTIES Wolverines Enter Pearson in Nationals; Begins Bid for 130-lb. Mat Title Today 'I C at 2R CHESTER ROBERTS << By AL JONES Michigan's one-man wrestling team will begin his battle for an NCAA…

… title today at Laramie, Wyo. Max Pearson, the Michigan mat captain and only Wolverine grappler entered in the national meet, will begin the drive toward the 130-lb. title in the preliminary matches this…

… Nalan -who won the title in 1953 and 1954. Since then many Wolverines - including Dan Deppe, Andy Kaul, Frank Hirt, Jack Marchello, and Mike Rodriguez - have all fallen just short of the mark. All of…

… these Michigan stars were Big Ten titlists, and placed high in the nationals. Pearson will be in the Michigan tradition, as the Wolverines al- ways send at least one strong con- tender to the NCAA meet…

March 30, 1958 (vol. 68, iss. 131) • Page Image 3

… Michigan finished sixth in the re- lay and Michigan State won, the Spartans and the Wolverines would have tied with 66 points. However the Wolverine team of Smith, Maten, Hanley and Woolley enhanced its…

… Spartan relay team. Many Qualified The key to Michigan's success lay in the number of men 'it qualified for the evening finals. The Wolverines were able to quali- fy six swimmers for the finals plus a relay…

March 14, 1958 (vol. 68, iss. 117) • Page Image 6

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY ichigan Gymnasts Face Navy Pier Here Tonigh RIO AT CHICAGO TONIGHT:' vitational Competition Includes'M? Trackmen ,4w 'Big Five' to Pace Wolverine Attack; Team Hosts…

…'Reilly and Kyle also received invitations and are ex- pected to compete. The Hamilton Highlanders will host several Wolverine freshmen and upperclassmen the following evening in Canada's finest indoor show…

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…

March 19, 1958 (vol. 68, iss. 121) • Page Image 3

… Michigan's team. The Wolverine squad is composed of Bill Boonstra, Al Lifshay, Al Scharfelberger, Harry Stuhldreher and Ray Smutek and has gained state recognition. Let Philbin, Michigan's boxing coach, will…

Wolverine swim great Bumpy Jones, while another former Michigan natator, Walt Jeffries will lead the opposition. Going into tomorrow's events all the leagues except the residence halls will have the same…

… best teachers around." Touted star for the Wolverines in futu years are two former Mann : pils, freshman breast stroker Mi Natelson, and free style man An Morrow. Aggies Undefeated Moving to Oklahoma…

March 13, 1958 (vol. 68, iss. 116) • Page Image 3

… College fans relished as their team mastered the player-shorn and spirit-broken Wolverines. They were in their glory as they leaned over the boards and taunted the losers as they skated past. But a year can…

… individual honors this past weekend at the annual Michigan Intercollegiate Ski Association meet. The Wolverine skiers, five men and five women, placed first and second, respectively, in the male and female…

… team standings and Wolverine Bob Parizek had the best slalom run in the meet. There were seven teams entered, including Michigan State, which competed in the NCAA meet last year. Michigan's compiled…

Wolverines. In the first four Big Ten con- tests this year, when the Wolver- ines built up a 3-1 conference lead that held until the end of the se- mester vacation, the team showed balanced scoring and good…

… Conference schools. This group blames the recruiting pro- gram for the poor Wolverine teams of late. The final theory suggests that there is a lack of interest in bas- ketball at Michigan, and that the fans…

March 23, 1958 (vol. 68, iss. 125) • Page Image 7

… late last night, would. win the 160-1b. title. Other Michigan freshmen plac- ing included Bart Cruze, third at 125-lbs.; Jay Young, second at. 136-lbs.; and Jim Blaker, second at 147-lbs. Wolverine Carl…

…, became' eligible for the National AAU- meet at San Francisco April 3-4-5. However, Wolverine w r e st l i n g Coach Cliff Keen indicated they would not go because of the dis- tance involved. Keen said…

March 21, 1958 (vol. 68, iss. 123) • Page Image 6

… this year's var sity squad.- Hosting the Wolverine aggrega tions are popular, established af fairs at Cleveland and Granville Ohio, and Hamilton, Ontario. Cleveland's Knights of Columbu meet tonight will…

… Highland'erV' Games, run , since 1927, will be a homecoming for two Wolverines, Jim Simpson s and Cam Gray. Both are natives n of Hamilton. e Rob Varian, Don Matheson, - freshman Brian Gibson and trans…

… vaulter Sigma Alpha Epsilon with 12, Chi ns as the Wolverines Psi with 11 and .Theta Delta Chi wi l omet thewith 10. He will compete at After winning the first event of the Denison Relays, the night, the…

March 21, 1958 (vol. 68, iss. 123) • Page Image 3

… Page 4) Petitioning for Wolverine Club committee chairmanships will open Monday. Positions as chairmen of the Pep Rally, Special Events, Publi- city, and Block "M" committees will be available. The…

… petitions may be obtained from 2 to 3 p.m. Monday through Friday at the Wolverine Club offices in the Stu- dent Activities Building. Petitioning will end Marti 31.1 . M !:. fi r k, I You have tried the…

March 12, 1958 (vol. 68, iss. 115) • Page Image 5

…- sion, students of the school will present a magic act and show' huiorous films of the school. The Wolverine Molar Band, a Dixieland band composed of mem- bers of the school, will also enter- tain. Small…

… announced. Wolverine Club Names Officers ANN ARBOR EMPLOYERS PERSONNEL 504 First National Bldg. NO 5-6107 M303 TYPEWRITER REPAIR and service; pick up and delivery. Moseley Type- writer Service. 204 N. 4th…

March 30, 1958 • Page Image 4

… worth a Master's Wolverine Blend NO. 118 Degree to find out how the candi- Jo Hardee, a junior in the Monday thru Friday 'ti 9- Saturday 'ti 5 literary college, knows where- of she speaks. Miss Hardee has…

March 15, 1958 (vol. 68, iss. 118) • Page Image 3

…SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1958 THE MCMGAN DAILY PAGE f . - SATURDAY, MARCH 15, 1958 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE wolverine Gym Team Overwhelms Navy Pie, Feinberg, Kimball, Marion Win; Host…

… Hayslett and Dozauer in the free exercise while Dozauer and Marion finished second and third behind Feinberg on the high bar. Kimball Wins On the trampoline, 'in which the Wolverines have excelled all season…

Wolverines and two men from Navy Pier. Larson won the event with a time of 4.7 seconds. Marion fin- ished second in 5.7 seconds; Porps was third with 6.4; All Stall of Michigan took fourth in 6.4 and Charles…

…. Skinner - M 81.5; 4. (tie) Cason - N, Stall - 79.5. SPARKS WOLVERINES - Nino Marion, Michigan sophomore, paced the gymnastics team to a 69 -42 victory over Navy Pier last night by taking a first in free…

March 29, 1958 (vol. 68, iss. 130) • Page Image 1

…"uckeyes Take Slim Lead in NCAA Swim Ie > .' ? Wolverine Swimmers Trail by One Relay Victory Paces OSU to 43-42 Lead By CARL RISEMAN Ohio State's victory in the 400- yd. freestyle relay last night push- ed…

Wolverines who didn't enter a team in the race. Yale is running third with 30 points at the halfway mark. The rest of the teams stand as follows: Michigan State 28; Iowa 18; Southern Methodist 11; Illinois 10…

… the lone Wolverine victory but Cy Hopkins, Dick Hanley, Dick Kim- ball and John Smith have added points to the Michigan total. Tashnick faced his chief rival, Yale's Tim Jecko, in the 200-yd. butterfly…

March 27, 1958 (vol. 68, iss. 128) • Page Image 3

… the world, if they need it. Wolverine Natators Pursue Second Successive Crown Yale, Iowa Michigan State, Squads Provide Oklahoma, Ohio State, Chief Competition (9. (Continued from Page 1) Woolley…

… are also expected to add points to the Wolverine total. Hanley Likely Winner Hanley is Big Ten champion in the 100- and 200-yd. freestyle and is likely to win in the nationals. Tashnick scored the only…

…'s gymnastics team leaves this morning for Iowa City, scene of this year's Big Ten Meet, with memories of last year's loss to Illinois fresh in its minds. The Wolverines were underdogs then, even though they were…

March 22, 1958 (vol. 68, iss. 124) • Page Image 3

… travel to Iowa City for the Big Ten Meet on March 28-29 Gagnier Returns Tonight will mark the first showing of the Wolverines' Cap- tain Ed Gagnier who has been out of action since he was injured on…

… Rated Tops The Wolverine most likely to return with title honors is Cap-. tain Max Pearson,Big Ten 130-lb. champion the last two seasons, honored as the '"Outstanding Wrestler" in the Conference meet two…

… weeks ago. He ranks as a like- ly contender in the nationals. Many of the Wolverine fresh- men will have an eye on titles. Michigan Coach Cliff Keen and his assistant Charlie Anderson rate this year…

March 09, 1958 (vol. 68, iss. 113) • Page Image 1

… Big Ten competition a 21-point margin over second-place Michigan State and Ohio . But the points that the Wolverines began the event with hroomed to 112 'y the day's end. ~of tdsWan eds W ant Soi…

… was high man for the Wolverines with 22 points on five field goals and 12 foul shots in 12 attempts. Iowa forward Dave Gunther was top scorer for the night with 23. George Lee and Tillotson notched 21…

March 30, 1958 (vol. 68, iss. 131) • Page Image 2

… dedicated primarily to the Spartas ainusrasdadyu a' rweup etbfr pigfv i e.tnh h ti dra eqipmnt efoe srin naionunurpsse an yo ca't ivetims.Kimball, so will the Wolverines diving, it seems only appropriate f…

March 01, 1958 (vol. 68, iss. 106) • Page Image 1

… Michigan's three trampolinists proved to be the difference as the Wolverines beat Michigan State's gymnastics team 611/2-502 last night. Although Michigan's top trampolinist, Ed Cole, was out because of an…

… await a physical checkup today. strength of the Wolverines and gave Coach Newt Loken a win to celebrate his birthday. Michigan took three firsts and tied for two more, and after win- ning the first two…

March 14, 1958 (vol. 68, iss. 117) • Page Image 7

…'hich iuch be faced when athletes are ught for Michigan teams. The ademnic standards for entrance, id subsequent success in studies re, greatly limits the percentage good athletes that Wolverine romoters can…

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