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… Broncos 4 By ADAM OCHLIS It's pay-back time for the Michigan baseball team when Western Michigan comes to town for today's doubleheader at Ray Fisher Stadium. The Broncos have defeated the Wolverines the…

… Wolverines did not see Maloney in Florida, and he has been on a tear since returning, banging out 12 hits in 20 at bats. Also, sophomore fielder John VanderWal is hitting at a ting position. Bevis will take…

… open the Wolverine first, and Kurt Zimmerman followed with a base hit. Casey Close drove home Woolwine with another single and first baseman Hal Morris collected the fourth Wolverine single to load the…

… a double by junior Matt Siuda. Another Woolwine single drove home Siuda. Sophomore hurler Mike Ignasiak picked up the win for the Wolverines, raising his record to 5-1. Washed out The Michigan…

… iste Pacers Daily Photo by JOHN MUNSON' Michigan baseball coach Bud Middaugh looks on as Michigan sweeps Adrian in Sunday's doubleheader. The Wolverines host Western Michigan at Ray Fisher Stadium…

… it had in its opener against Grand Valley, it was surprised. The: Wolverines found a worthy op- ponent in the Eastern Michigan Hurons. At a very windy, chilly Briggs Field yesterday, Michigan scrapped…

… its way to a-sweep, winning the first game, 5-3, and stealing away the nightcap, 8-7. The wins raised the Wolverines' record to 10-7, while the Hurons fell to 10-19 for the season. THE WOLVERINES had to…

… crushing, 7-2, victory over Wisconsin. "I told you the other day that we were prepared for this match," said a pleased Michigan coach Brian Eisner. THE WOLVERINE singles players jumped all over the Badgers…

…:00 p.m. Two years ago the Golden Gophers tied Michigan for the Big Ten championship and last year tried to intimidate the Wolverines before the Minnesota home crowd. "LAST YEAR was a real dirty affair…

…'s definitely a good rivalry," said Schreiber. Michigan is now, 6-10, 1-0 in the conference. Mees believes that things are looking up for the Wolverines as he said, "We took our lumps during the pre…

…-conference season, but it prepared us well." Daily Photo by DAVID FRANKEL Tom Haney shows noill-effects from an arm injury as he puts everything in- to his forehand. Haney, as well as the Wolverines, had little…

… seniors and only one junior in their starting lineup, and things look good for the Wolverines. OWENS, HOWEVER, is not so sure of victory. "I don't think it's going to be a cakewalk or anything." On the…

… Purdue will in all likelihood be a greater challenge to the Wolverines. OWENS SEES Purdue as an ob- stacle, but not an insurmountable one. "We're definitely going to have to be ready to play." he said, but…

…, though, but one with great potential is at number three singles. HOPEFULLY, THE Wolverine's Lightvoet will be healthy to square off against Deb Mackey of the Boiler- makers. What makes this match in…

… Wolverines even had blue 'M's stenciled on their racket strings for the occasion. Michigan (8-8 overall, 2-3 in the Big Ten) has had their problems winning close matches recently. It lost 5-4 to both Notre…

… Dame and Western Michigan already this season. But the Wolverines refused to succumb to the pressure last night. THE MATCH came down to a 4-4 team score, with Kathy Schmidt and Susie Patlovich to decide…

… College when Middaugh recruited him for this opening. Since then he has gone mn to become one of the Wolverines' more consistent and reliable players. LAST YEAR Schulte was second on the squad in hitting…

… record setting pace. After 14 games he is currently sporting a .457 batting average, and again it is Paciorek who is the only Wolverine seeing regular play that can claim a better average (.477). .I think…

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