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… behind Minnesota. The Wolverine batsmen didn't knock down many fences last spring but an excellent pitching' staff, led by Pete Helt, Art "Ace" Adams and Chuck Rogers com- bined for a phenomenal eleven…

… weekend of the Big Ten campaign, Min- nesota led the loop with a 10-4 record and Michigan was a game behind, 9-S. One strike against Michigan's hopes was that in the'event the Gophers and Wolverines ending…

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… .305 hitting centerfielder Greg Buss to a knee injury sus- tained in varsity basketball competition, had taken its toll on the Wolverines. Facing some of the finest teams in the country in the University…

…- fines of the Midwest and the Diamondmen Last Year's Record: 22-16 Last Year's Finish: Second Outlook: Still looking for the big bat Wolverines quickly rose to the .500 mark with a succession of victories…

… Illinois could have cost the Wolverines the pennant. Michigan had tak- en the first game of the twinbill from the Illini and led in the nightcap until the final inning when four Wolverine fielding miscues…

… always find something that attracts people to his Michigan gymnasts. But in this, his 33rd year of coaching the Wolverines, Loken has unveiled the ultimate promotion - the Korean National team will in…

…' alma mater. Through these and other meets, Loken wants to showcase his team's gradual improvement over the past year. The Wolverines peaked near the end of last season, finishing third in the Big Ten…

…-laden squads. And Loken admits they're the teams to beat. But the Wolverine mentor, never one to shelter love for his gymnasts or the sport itself, will surely give his loyal followers something to cheer about…

… "present coach" syn-' drome victim was Anne Cornell. She was eventually given the boot. AND RIGHT now, the squad is sad- dled with the "former coach" blues. Last year, Scott Ponto guided the Wolverines to…

… compensate for the thinness in personnel. But the five returning Wolverines carry a meager seven years of competitive experience in with them. Senior Sara Flom is the only member of the group to have attained…

….), will no doubt log plenty of com- petitive time during the season. But that experience will come at season some. expense for the Wolverines. Flomr and Bertoncin are the team's. only' veteran all…

… operate on." Yet insofar as challenging for the Big Ten title each year is concerned, it's Wolverines to repeat as conference champs. "In 1978, we lost Bill Donakowski, (10,000 and 5,000 meter titleist…

… Heikkinen, who netted the Wolverines a second in the grueling steeplechase competition. Both Lattany and Heikkinen return this year, a fact no doubt comforting to Harvey, who now must fill the holes left by…

… you an incoming freshman who wants to see a whole lot of the Ann Arbor area this year? If so, the fastest-but certainly not the easiest' way to do just that is to earn yourself a spot on the Wolverine…

… MICHIGAN'S BIG TEN champion high jumper Mike Lattany may be only 5-7, but he definitely can jump with the big boys. The gravity-defying Wolverine won his second straight outdoor conference title last spring…

…- bie Moore. As a freshman, Moore played in 30.7 of the Wolverinees' 34 games and kicked out the astronomical total of 1254 shots on the Michigan goal. Though the diminutive Moore had a none to…

… monumental undertak- ing in light of the Wolverines' failures over the past few sea- sons. ' Farrell inherited a young squad that lost only four players to graduation this past spring. Gone are captain Rick…

… Nixon, (6 goals, 12 assists). Neither is known for his tremendous size or great speed, but both play the kind of gutty, two-way hockey that pleases coaches and excites the fans. The Wolverines lacked the…

… Wolverines to improve on that dismal last place finish of a year ago. The blue line corps returns six veteran defensemen, three juniors and three sophomores. Much of the blame for Michi- gan's seemingly non…

…. Perhaps the Wolverines encouraging finish, a win and tie at North Dakota, for their only points on the road all season, is an advance to the resurrection of Michigan hoc- key fortunes. One thing that…

… definitely will be new in the upcoming hockey season is the Wolverines' home rink. The planned revamping of Yost Fieldhouse into Yost Coli- seum has already begun with the remodeling scheduled to be completed…

… to seat a couple thousand patrons. The final game played in the Coliseum was perhaps an epi- tome of Michigan's frustrations last season. The Wolverines were matching high-sticks with Min- nesota…

… - Duluth that Saturday evening in the second game of a weekend set. Duluth had pulled to an apparently safe two goal advantage, 8-6 with- under two minutes to be played in the third period. The Wolverines…

…. Coach Renfrew quickly yank- ed Moore from the Michigan goal to give the Wolverines six attackers. Neal then netted a fast goal to cut the deficit to one, but the seconds kept tick- ing away with what…

…. That 9-8 ,overtime loss told the story of the Wolverines entire season. Frustration with appar- ently no end, until things finally fell together on the season's con- cluding -weekend. All signs indicate…

…'t much different, only this time the Wolverines were expected to win the league and then make a serious bid to win their first national crown since 1964 and their eighth overall. The Denver Post rated…

… Michigan number one in the nation and through the first 14 games of the season, the Wolverines did little to make one think otherwise. They were cruising along with an 11-3 record and scoring goals in…

… duplicate his phenomenal rookie season and if some of the freshmen can strengthen the wings, then Final 1978-79 Wolverine Hockey Statistics 41 .1 Daily Photo BLUE SOPHOMORE center Murray Eaves moves in on…

… the Colorado College net, but this time the angle is covered by the sprawling goalie. Eaves was the Wolverines' leading scorer last season, until he tore ligaments in his knee, missing the final 13…

…'s performance. Michigan should be a good scoring team. If not, or if only one or two of the ifs come true, scoring will again be a major problem for the Wolverines. FARRELL WAS so confident that his young…

… Wolverines to dominate the frontcourt this year. The forward from Hammond, Ind. impressed his coaches in preseason practice with his vocal, hustling brand of basketball, but in Frieder's words "leveled off" as…

… forward spot stems from the Wolverines' lack of rebounding strength last year. Where Michigan on- ce consistently outboarded its op- position, the Wolverines ran almost dead even last year, resulting…

….4 0.7 0.4 70.6 69.1 4APPY BASKETBALL new year, right Keith? Hardly. Here Wolverine guard Keith Smith's layup attempt is smothered in action from last year's home contest with Illinois. The Wolverines…

…- able in men's small, medium, large and extra large sizes at $26.00, postpaid. (Men's small or medium will fit most women. For the Junior Wolverine, boys' sizes, 2-16, are $19.00. Tice's also features…

… '73 com- petition. Since the name J. Dixon Farm- er first appeared two years ago as mentor of the Michigan crew, the Wolverines have jumped from eighth to second in the Big Ten track standings. In '74…

….2 clocking in winning the Big Ten championship. Rowe also romped to the outdoor crown with a 46.0 to match the Mich- igan record held by Kent Ber- nard. But the Wolverines will be missing some important stars…

… crowd of 2,400, them. Coming to Michigan will A strong senior corp will head be backstroker Rob Helt, brother the 1973-74 Wolverines led by Big of former Wolverine pitcher Pete Ten champion breaststroker…

… Stager to be outstanding pros- ing an outstanding. 2:06.00 for the pects and will aid the Wolverines 200-yard event turned in the almost immediately. Knoxville meet where he placed Also secured was Gordon…

… last year, State not only dominated the Big Ten, but also took the national honors. Michigan edged State in the first meeting, 49-48, but the Spartans later over- whelmed the Wolverines, 80-57. "I don…

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… worth the time it takes to read the menu. Brown Jug 1204 S. University Often 'compared to its neighbor across the street, the Wolverine Den, the Jug is definitely the sleazier of the two. The food…

…. Pretty cheap, though. The Wolverine Den 1201 S. University No doubt one of the best eating places on campus. Open late on weeknights and four a.m. on the weekends, the Den offers good breakfasts, mediocre…

… on the walls and from the ceilings; Follett's arouses Wolverine patriots with an awesome array of Michigan buttons and bumper stickers; the Cellar racks contains many different types of memo boards and…