March 11, 1961 (vol. 71, iss. 112) • Page Image 6
… from Page 1) play that brought the Williams arena crowd of 3,404 screaming to its feet. Michigan defenseman John Palenstein was circling with the puck at the rel line to set up what the Wolverines had…
… mistake. The Wolverines made several, drawing four penalties. The banishments, which left the Wolverines shorthanded f(r 11 minutes in the period, seemed to confuse and disrupt the Wol- verine attack, even…
… Larson, though forced to make only seven saves in the period, had to be quick to stop drives by Berenson and MacDonald, especialli" in the last seconds of play when the Wolverine power-play did every…
… Wolverines. However, the Wolverines, a little off their game, were in contention all the way. Several times they appeared ready to break the game open; only to be thwarted by Gopher goalie Mike Larson, who…
… to take a goal away from Michigan's Bill Kelly. Tonight the Wolverines have 60 more minutes to close the Go- phers'- two goal gap and open one Special to The Daily Bennie McRae and Les Bird last night…
…- die Miles, Big Ten 60-yd. king, and tied the meet record of :05.2. The Wolverines mile relay ffin- ished third in its heat behind In- diana and Northwestern, which had placed first and second in the Big…
…-70 defeat on the Wolverines, who have since re- mained in the Conference cellar, but could tie Michigan State for ninth with a win over the favor- ed hosts. Captain John Tidwell will be trying to add to his…
… Valley powers Wichita and Drake to the limit in losing. Big Job The Wolverines' big job tonight will be to stop Walt Bellamy, In- diana's 6'101/2" All-American cen- ter. The huge pivotman scored 23 points…
…'7" Gordon Mickey or 6'4" Dave Porter. Indiana will again have the de- cided height advantage that help-. ed the Hoosiers to a nine-re.- bound edge in the first encounterj with the Wolverines. Board Power…