May 09, 1961
(vol. 71, iss. 155)
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… since Ray Senkowski became ill, rose to the occasion by downing the Bron- co's Kent Miller 6-0, 6-1. Senkow- ski, Wolverine sophomore ace who is undefeated in first singles action this year, has just been…
… Peacock, who had played in the fifth and second slots respec- tively for the Wolverines, took on Miller and Zuidema, Western's two top players, in the first doubles action. Behind the serve of Pea- cock and…
… finished third in the Big Ten meet last year, were 7-2 victims of the Wolverines' cham- pion squad .in a dual meet last year. Coach Murphy plans to use Ten- ney, Peacock, MacDonald, Vogt, Maentz, and Tim…
…, Katzenmeyer set a 450 goal for his team. Last week, on the cold and wet Univer- sity Golf Course and against medi- ocre Detroit, the Wolverines failed with a 446 total. Broke Barrier However, last week-end at…
…, Scoring 451. But during the after- noon round, the Wolverines tore up the course for a 446, an average of 74.3 per man. The 897 overall total gave Michi- gan an average score of 74.75 per man. However, it…
… by Dick Staats Jon Windness, Rick Gleac- her and Jim Wagner, the Wildcats notched a 901 score, a mere four strokes above the Wolverines. Katzenmeyer was pleased with all of his six golfers. "I can…
… Wolverines invade Wayne State. Over the weekend Don Lund's club split a doubleheader with powerful Indiana and relinquished its Big Ten lead to Minnesota. The Gophers and Wolverines have each lost one contest…
… second meet- ing of the year between the two teams. The Wolverines won the first game, 14-8, with Marcereau picking up the win. in co-operation with the Creative Arts Festival present A FOREIGN AUTO SHOW…