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December 16, 1950 (vol. 61, iss. 70) • Page Image 3

… points in the state of Michigan promises to give the Wolverine natators an indication of the com- petition they can expect in col- lege circles after the Christmas vacation. The 100 yard breast stroke race…

… night's 11-6 Wolverine victory. Heathcott's effort was unsuccessful, however, as the puck rebounded off to the right. Wolverine Cagers Face Strong Butler Quintet By BOB ROSENMAN Michigan's puckmen…

… HIGHLIGHTING t h e Wolverines' impressive win were Neil Celley and Al Bassey who chipped in with two counters apiece to aid in Michigan's second triumph of the young season. Earl Keyes, John Matchefts, and Paul…

… require more working on, but much of the dif- ficulty in stopping the Tiger at- tack can be attributed to the ab- sence of star defenseman Eddie, May from the Wolverine lineup. , * THE TIGERS, whom Michigan…

… will battle in the series finale at the Coliseum tonight at 8 p.m., jumped off to an early 1-0 lead, but it was short-lived as McKen- nell scored on a 5-footer. The Wolverines quickly added three more…

December 19, 1950 (vol. 61, iss. 72) • Page Image 3

… , RALEIG[ - Michigan's upset crazed Wolverines fought unde- feated -North Carolina State down to the final gun and even beyond before succumbing to the Wolf- pack 65-62 in overtime. The Wolverines, showing…

… point margin. After Michigan had missed an attempt at closing the gap the southern team put on the freeze in an attempt to eat up the remaining time. The Wolverines scrapping wild- ly, finally stole the…

… over the week-end, Celley now leads the Wolverine offensive gunners with 11 points on five goals and six assists. Phi Epsilon Kappa Captures Professional Volleyball Title Phi Epsilon Kappa dropped the…

…-Roger Reinke ROSE BOWL BOUND-Al Wahl, captain of the Wolverine foot- - ball team, wears the wreath presented to him yesterday at the rally before the Big Ten Champions entrained for the Pasadena classic…

December 13, 1950 (vol. 61, iss. 67) • Page Image 3

… 0 0 0 5 12 TP 3 6 8 1 5 2 0 4 0 0 37 Putich stepped out of the Wolverine Rose Bowl backfield long enough to provide the spark which ignited the bas- ketball team. He racked up ten points, second…

…Kuy and a long one-hand- er by Jim Skala at 11:50 wiped out Marquette's early advantage and gave their quintet a 12-11 edge. THE WOLVERINES again fell behind, staying there until Pu- tich deadlocked the…

…. THE LEAD changed back and forth until VanderKuy took final command for the Wolverines with a hook shot from in close for a 34-33 margin with eight minutes left. Bob Olson replaced Skala at that point…

… game produced few fouls. Michigan converted six of its doz- en attempts from the charity line and Marquette capitalized on five out of nine. The Wolverines are idle until Saturday night when they will…

… Wolverine swimming teams in the next ifew years. Participating in a Michigan AAU meet in Detroit, the Wolver- ine swimmers swept the first four places in the 100 yard free-style, the first three places in the…

… VanderKuy (8) display the aggressive form which the Wolverines showed on rebounding, in their 40-37 victory over Marquette as they battle for the ball with Grant Wittberger (46), Hilltopper's 6'7" Center…

… standout in this event will be Bur- well Jones, a distance man from Detroit. The AAU meet which official- ly inaugurates the Wolverines' season and Coach Matt Mann's 26th year as coach of the Mich- igan…

… still retains complete freedom in arranging its hockey schedule to include the teams that it wants to play and where it wants to play them. It happens that the Wolverines' present schedule includes all…

December 13, 1950 (vol. 61, iss. 67) • Page Image 8

… veteran of beginning of the year to a definite last year, they compose the nucle- threat in the Conference champ- us of a determined Wolverine out- ionships at the end of the year. fit. ON T[E SPOT By…

… public smiles indulgently and allows him his bit of fun. . v M ,{ 1 1 1 r . , G i t t "Why read my comic books if They scare you so?" e.~a. Ift The Wolverine grapplersJ opened their season with a de…

… Wolverines entered the Conference Championships at the University of Iowa on March 3 and 4 as definite threats to the crown which had been given to an inspired Purdue teams the pre- vious 2 years. But the…

…, keep your eyes on Niagara, Cornell- among the Ivy Leaguers, and Syracuse. * * * * SOUTH-A team which Michigan's Wolverines will face on December 18th' North Carolina state, appears to be the class of the…

December 12, 1950 (vol. 61, iss. 66) • Page Image 3

… playoffs for the National league title. GRIDDERS BACK TO WORK: Wolverines Bein Rose Bowl Practice CHICAGO-(AP)-The Rose Bowl' game, after next New Year's day, remains a bone of policy conten- tion between…

…, Rosalind Patton and all the boys in the band staring him in the face, the Wolverine ice mentor will have but three defensemen available for duty against the Tigers Fri- day and Saturday. At the moment…

… Michigan's Pasadena - bound gridders resumed practice yester- day afternoon in Yost Field House after a two week layoff. The Wolverines. who have won or shared 18 Western Conference titles, will be seeking…

… following the Ohio State victory was one of the most beneficial things that has hap- pened to the 1950 squad. The layoff allowed the long list of Wolverine injuries to heal quite satisfactorily. The players…

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December 01, 1950 (vol. 61, iss. 57) • Page Image 3

…- leased yesterday. In rushing, the Wolverines'gain- ed 1265 net yards. Their nine op- ponents gained 1278. . * * * i . IN PASSING, the Wolverines did better, with a yardage edge of 980 to 750. As a result…

… Wolverine camp. Last year at this time Cliff Keen, this school's contribution to America's grappling sport, was searching at all available sources for men to represent him ade- quately in the quickly approach…

… Wrestle at 147 lbs., and Bill Stapp Michi- gan's grappler in the 157 lb. weight division. All enjoyed successful seasons last year as the Wolverine team as a whole came through kith, * * * DAILY OFFICIAL…

… in his six confer- ence games. * * * CH'UCK ORTMANN of the Rose Bowl-bound Wolverines, who led the conference in total offense during the 1948 and 1949 seasons, wound up fourth behind Janowicz, Indiana…

December 22, 1950 (vol. 61, iss. 75) • Page Image 3

… Wolverines play Stanford University tonight at Yost Field- house in the first of the quintet of contests. THE GAME, scheduled for 7:30, will in all probability be viewed by one of the sparser crowds of the…

… 7:30. Returning vacationers will see one of the Big Ten's better play- ers, curly-haired Ray Ragelis, in action. That game should be the big one for the Wolverines during the hol- 1day schedule…

… bad the Panther aggregation is, one thing is certain, that the Michigan squad will be ready in good physical and mental condi- tion. The Wolverine grapplers are anxious to come out on top this year and…

…. * * * THREE OF BURFORD'S goals came in an all-Michigan second period when the Wolverines flash- ed the red light five times to wrap up the contest for the Maize and Blue, its fourth in as many starts. Johnny…

… Matchefts poked in two more shots for Michigan and Neil Celley, who played a great team game, and John McKennell accounted for the other two scores. For the Wolverines it was large- ly a matter of stealing…

… the Wolverine defensemen. For everything the Western Ontario defense was not, the Maize and Blue rear guard was. Graham Cragg, playing his best game thus far this year, Alex Mc- Clellan and Bob…