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December 09, 1984 (vol. 95, iss. 78) • Page Image 8

…4 Page 8 -The Michigan Daily- Sunday, December 9, 1984 'M' dumps Flyers, 87-78 Tarpley andJoubert lead Wolverine attack By JEFF BERGIDA Special to the Daily DAYTON, OH-It was clear from the…

Wolverine center Roy Tarpley into a couple of early turnovers. MICHIGAN would eventually run out to leads of 24-14, 42-30 and 71-57, but the tenacious Flyers clawed their way back into contention every time…

… Flyers to give his Wolverines all they could handle. "When you have that much experience coming back from a team that got that far in the NCAA (final eight)," said Frieder, "you know it's going to be a…

Wolverines had a 10-point lead midway through the half before they collapsed for the remaining 10 minutes. TARPLEY WAS frustrated by Dayton backcourt personnel, who kept slapping the ball out of his hands. It…

… than we did in the last 10 minutes of the first half," Frieder said. "We got sluggish and started taking bad shots." The Wolverines came out of the lockerroom on fire. After a Colbert tip-. in knotted…

… the game at 30-30, Michigan ran off 12 straight points. Dayton would fight back and cut the gap to four twice, but the inspired play of Joubert and Richard Rellford kept the Wolverines ahead. RELLFORD…

….'' Rellford gave teammate Wade credit for the Wolverines' success on the of- fensive boards, which was a major reason for their 57 percent success rate from the floor in the second half. "WE HAD BIG Wade in the…

… pressure defense, which the Flyers would utilize the rest of the game. The press worked well as the Wolverines turned the ball over of- ten and missed three important foul shots. Dayton cut the lead to 76…

…-72 at the 1:52 mark before the Wolverines settled down. Michigan made 11 of its last 13 free throw attempts to send the Dayton crowd home unhappy. "Their pressure was good," Frieder said. "It got rough…

…. THE VICTORY improves Michigan's record to 4-0. Dayton fell to 3-1. The Wolverines now have four home games coming up against weak com- petition. The home stand begins Mon- day night as the Broncos of…

March 09, 1984 (vol. 94, iss. 125) • Page Image 9

…Women's Basketball vs. Northwestern tomorrow 2 p.m. Crisler Arena SPORTS Men's Swimming Wolverine Invitational Mar. 11-12, 3 p.m. Matt Mann Pool };- F Page91 The Michigan Daily Friday, March 9…

… off A 71-54 victory, its fourth straight and seventh win in the last nine outings. THE HAWKEYES' zone-trap defense forced the Wolverines to take most of their shots from the perimeter. On the other end…

Wolverines didn't quite die, but it was close. They shot a morbid 33 percent from the floor, slightly less than that in the first half. The Hawkeyes kept a safe distance between them- selves and shooting…

… second. It could have been worse, though. The Wolverines actually out-rebounded Iowa, 28-16, in the second' half, but they still could not prevent their eighth straight loss in Crisler Arena. "I thought we…

… the Big Ten, while Iowa moves to 16-10, 10-7. Wendy Bradetich's 19 points led the Wolverines. Daily Photo by TOD WOOLF Michigan's Lori Gnatkowski searches for a teammate to pass to as Iowa's Angie Lee…

… defends in the Hawkeye's 71-54 victory over the Wolverines last night at Crisler Arena. The Lineup UPI All-Big Ten (00) Tony Campbell. (6-7) F (41) Jim Rowinski .. (6-8) C (24) Efrem Winters . (6-9) F (30…

…- ference. It appears destined for the NCAA tournament. Frieder may not merit a rousing ovation, but he certainly deserves better than the boos he receives at Crisler. Wolverine fans cannot be so blind that…

March 09, 1984 (vol. 94, iss. 125) • Page Image 10

… the Wolverines' track coach, and through the years, the meet has been staged at 'Cobo Arena, Joe Louis Arena and, the past two y'ears, at the Pontiac Silverdome. LAST. YEAR. the NCAA added women's teams…

… team is playing," he added. Rookie of the year candidate Steve Yzerman continued his fine play by ad- ding a goal and an assist. ijg Tens are left should be quite enough for the Wolverines to grapple…

… about fourth place going into the meet." Wolverine head coach Sheri Hyatt said, "We hope to improve our fifth-place finish of last year, but with this year's competition that will be tough." Hyatt…

… realizes it is not the ranking Tumblers take talents toI By DAN COVEN this weekend in East Lansing will be a Men's gymnastics coach Bob Darden showcase for the young Wolverines. is a man of great…

… maintain our fif- This has been a rebuilding year for th position. After all, those four teams the steadily improving tumblers, but are all ranked in the nation's top ten." NOT ONLY are the Wolverines under…

October 09, 1984 (vol. 95, iss. 29) • Page Image 7

… outran I I9other teams, including Michigan, to win their own event. It was the first time in 19 years that the Irish won the competition. The Wolverines, with 166 pints, ended up in sixth place. Chris…

… West Lafayette. The team finished in second place with 42 points, seven behind Illinois. The Wolverines were well ahead of Big Ten rivals Northwestern, Purdue, and Iowa. Schroeder won the event running…

… couple of years." HE ALSO thought that he would get his best shot at playing if he became a Wolverine. "I'll get a good opportunity at Michigan," said the center/forward. "The year I start there all the…

… had been played. BY THAT TIME, however, the Wolverines had fallen to last in the 17 team field. The hosting Hoosiers won the tournament6with a score of 612. Michigan shot a 692. "We shot some of our…

Wolverines was the team's only senior, Sandy Barron, who shot a second-round 79 for a two round total of 169. Following her were Bridget Syron with a 174, Valerie Madill at 175, and Missy Bauer at 177. Looking…

… the National League flag. Wait, make that the Padres. The Wolverines usually have the Steve Smith-type quarterback who runs the option well and has a 1,000-yard backfield mate and three All…

…-American offensive linemen paving his way. The 1984 Wolverines have none of the above. Rick Rogers is a proven tailback, but due to the academic problems he had last spring and the knee injury suffered against…

… unproductive day against Northwestern. So James' game plan against the Wolverines was to have Millen pitch nothing but dink passes over the middle and in the flat to running backs and tight ends. As the national…

November 09, 1984 (vol. 95, iss. 56) • Page Image 9

… juniors are the pivotal class for this team,"she said. "They have the excitement of the younger swimmers, but they're also a little more seasoned." By diving for the Wolverines, junior Leigh Anne Grabovez…

… Lindsay. "I think she was adjusting to me as a coach." Last year was Lindsay's first year coaching at Michigan. Other juniors who should contribute to the Wolverine effort are Karen Kuhlman, Kay Lundy and…

February 09, 1984 (vol. 94, iss. 108) • Page Image 8

… it." And in the long medley run, the Wolverines' team is more then worthy because for now, the top records climg bing the Michigan charts belong to Gray, Wilson, Rioux and Schroeder. MARTY'S... GOES…

… from our fall and winter stock. Not al sizes and colors avaiabe )n all items. VISA, MASTERCHARGE. AMERICAN EXPRESS Park Free In Maynard St. Carport: We Validate Your Ticket the Wolverines fail to win…

March 09, 1984 (vol. 94, iss. 125) • Page Image 18

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