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… Michigan Tech raced away, For a brief three-minute inter- with a 7-4 victory. After an inspiring 8-4 Wolverine Saturday neight's WCHA regional victory over Minnesota the night before, only WCHA regular…

… to becoming the darkhorse NCAA way of a Wolverine appearance hockey champions. in the NCAA championship tour- But after another eight minutes nament at Colorado Springs this had elapsed, the Michigan…

… To ProtestE Firings of GENDELL an WEDNESDAY MARCH 12 Noon, Diag The Wolverines skated out Sat- two minutes to play in the first period to even the contest at 1-1 and set the stage for the season…

… Huskie net- minder Gordon McRae to send the Wolverines into 2-1 lead. Less than four minutes later the hulking right winger a g a i n brought the wildly partisan capa- city crowd to its feet when he com…

… 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…

…'s nothing easy about During this time, he also servedj coaching. The better your team as an assistant to Wolverine ticket gets, the rougher it is to coach." manager Don Weir. Dave Strack speaks from expe…

… Strack was head basketball coach said, "I was delighted to finally at Michigan, the Wolverines fin- become a head coach. I packed ished last in the Big Ten with a up, sold my home, and left for 2-12 record…

… .The gum-chewing Strack, a behind the basketball renaissance Wolverine standout himself from at Michigan? Strack's answer is 1943-46, admits to a definite jump on you," replied Strack, add-' ing "if you…

… played for about the future of Michigan bas- the Wolverines from 1942-44, en- ketball, Strack answered "I feel tered the Marines for a year then that it's in good hands," then returned to become captain of…

… myth, the Wolverine head man is one coach Photography by who does not have an ulcer. "I've been pronounced physically fit af- J im Lines ter a check-up at University Hos- pital," he said with a grin…

…- asketball player of the season by his teammates. stocky 6'3" Farris, who way from one to eight n height in the pivot every was the leading Wolverine er with 233 grabs in 24 His "rough and ready" der the…

… boards was one of bright spots in a season saw the Wolverines win ir games. 21 points placed him third ring, behind only Terry and John Tidwell, and his es played put him in the an class. He and Tidwell ie…

…, tallied 526 points in 24 Students, Faculty for 24 hr. report on the WEATHER 4 3 2 5 NO 6 5-8617 0 T8 Q SPONSOR MORRI LL'S 314 S. State NO 3-2481 games to lead all Wolverine scor- ers and establish a new…

… contributed to his season record which eclipsed the mark of 460, set by M.C. Burton in 1958-59. The Wolverine's combined for a .343 mark from the field as compared to their opponents' field goal proficiency of…

… Wolverines lose only two men, Terry Miller and Lovell Farris, this year's team by graduation is not in itself im- portant in that this would not signify any great hope for a team that won only four games all…

…FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1966 THE MICHIGAN DAILY" PAGE ELEVEN FRIDAY, MARCH 11, 1966 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE ELEVEN Wolverines Set To Climb Over Hilltopps By CHUCK VETZNER Acting Sports Editor…

… face turns pale, and he shudders. "Gosh, they're a great big school, and they get all sorts of publicity. When we play I'll have to cross my fingers . and my legs too." The Wolverines will get a chance…

… high degree of safety that we'll throw them all at Michigan. We must play well to leave the game in a happy frame of mind." Wolverine coach Dave Strack says in more simple language that he wants to win…

… NCAA Meet By DAVID PFEFFER Fourteen Wolverine trackmen will, make the- Journey to 'Detroit's' Cobo Arena today for the NCAA Indoor Track Championships. The je preliminaries for the two-day meet will…

… one alternate, are found in 4 six of the 15 championship events In the 60-yard run, which re- quires a time of :06.2, Willie Brown and Carl Ward are the Wolverine entrees. Charlie Greene of Nebraska…

…. Ken Coffin, Jim Mercer, McDonald, and Elmo Mo- rales are the Wolverine represent- atives, with Brian Kelly as an alternate. To Erase Records In the high jump, defending champion Frank Costello of Mary…

… in the NCAA tournament of the Wolverines. Keen added When Keen arrived at the IM in Laramie, Wyo. Last season with that Lehigh and Navy have the building with his first surprise, a Bay, Bill…

… Joliannesen and Chris best teams in their history. few more were in store for him: a Stowell out of the lineup, the The conversation turned back Big Ten scoring record, five indi- Wolverines placed sixth. 'Rank…

… confer- ence championship. On Friday during the preliminary 880-run Wolverine senior Dan Hughes trip- I FILECCI Expert Sho( Quick Service avo 1117 SOUTH jlQsl VY~lVll. ~l~V1L11.l Iped on the second turn…

… the Meet Director and will handle more than 360 athletes from 84 schools. Wolverine stars who qualified to compete in Detroit inc'ude: Dorie Reid and Dave Cooper in the 60; John Henderson and Roy Wood…

… Wolverine cindermen, heaved the 16-pound orange shot 58'2%/" to snare second place in the event. Harvey, who's groans could be heard echoing throughout Cobo Hall with each put, scored a per- sonal best…

… indoors and avenged last week's defeat at the hands of Badger Bob Hawks, who placed fifth. The shot put was won by Brig- ham Young's Ken Peters, with a throw of 59'6". Blue Men Two other Wolverine entrees…

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… from half-court but it fell short. It was a crushing blow to the Wolverines, who had fought back from a 14-point deficit to hold a 74-67 lead with only 3:23 remain- ing. It was then that the roof caved…

… off the court in the first eleven min- utes of the first half. Dischinger scored 14 of his 21 first half points in those eleven minutes as the Boilermakers built up' a 30-16 lead. But the Wolverines…

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