… North kota tonight at Grand Forks in first game of a six-game holi- r swing through the West. Following the weekend series h the Sioux, the Wolverines ve into Colorado Springs for a r with Colorado…
… College next nday and Tuesday and then ift to Denver to meet the power- Pioneers in two games Thurs- y and Friday. Tie for Lead Via last week's surprising double a over luckless North Dakota, e Wolverines…
… of Michigan opening game jitters and costly errors last night as it drove to a 58-43 victory over the Wolverines in the first game of the season for both teams. With 6'7" Bill Depp and, hot- shooting…
… of his team's rebounds, while Clark, a for- ward, was the game's leading scor- er, contributing 23 points on nine field goals and five free throws. Captain John Tidwell paced the Wolverine scorers with…
… 18 points. Good Shooting The Wolverines hit on 16 of 27 shots from the floor in the first half for a robust 44 per cent, but 11 errors offset the good shoot- ing to give the Commodores a 29- 25 edge at…
…. Behind by ten points, the Wolverines went into a full court prss. The press was ineffective, however, as' the Commodores quickly widened the gap to 15 points over the excited Wolverin'es and, held onto…
…, and, it will improve. Competition is what we need to work out .the little mistakes." The Wolverines move over to Knoxville tonight where they will meet another southern power- house, the Tennessee…
… Fronczak. The lack of outstanding pro- spects at the lower weight divi- sions will be a serious handicap when the Wolverines attempt to match their brilliant performances of last season. Iowa, second to the…
… Wolverines last year, will be a threat, as will Michigan State, Minnesota, and a much improved Illinois team. Michigan will open its schedule at Lafayette, Dec. 10, against the always troublesome Purdue Boiler…
…- STUDENT TRAVEE.-. STUD.NTS CAN KFFORD! 2 record while posting an overall mark of 15-11. Michigan Basketbal1 C o a c h Dave Strack indicated that the Wolverines will confront Butler with the same slow…
… baskets, and we knew they wouldn't stop us after that." Strack ppinted out that the Wolverines were forced to adapt to every style of defense against the Panthers. Pitt played man-to- man patterns in the…
… point on. This is in marked contrast to the trend of last year's Wolverine games, or the opening loss to Van- derbilt last week. In the Butler- Michigan tilt last season, for in- stance, only one point…
… separated the two teams at the halfway point, but the Wolverines faltered after the break and Butler pulled away to an easy 85-63 win. To gain revenge for this loss, TRAVEL-STUDY SPRING VACATION PROGRAMS…
… Plot Sanctions Arrest Of Lumi WIN LEAGUE OPENER: Wolverines Skate Over Sioux, 6=2 Hayes Sees Early Passage Of Statute for Peace Corps By JOHN ROBERTS Legislation authorizing a peace corps will be…
… a 6-2 victory before nearly 3,000 fans at the Coliseum. The two teams will meet again tonight at 8 p.m. Last night's victory was the second in a row for the Wolverines following an opening loss to Tor…
… equal to the task, however, and when Berenson netted the first Wolverine goal midway through the period the tide had already turned. Babcock caged his first WCHA goal later in the period, and when…
…:40. Michigan Coach Al Renfrew, al- though he was somewhat con- crened with the Wolverine's let- down in the third period, was pleased with his team's perform- ance in the first two periods. "We skated real well…
…THE MICHIGAN DAILY Cagers Play Panthers in Home Oi U. 1 By DAVE KIMBALL A winless but improving Michi- gan' basketball team will host a strong Pittsburgh quintet tonight in the Wolverines' home…
… opener at Yost Field House, starting at 8 The Wolverines, losers in their first two outings against Vander- bilt and Tennessee last weekend, will be trying to retain, if not improve, the form they showed…
…, Michigan grabbed 45 rebounds to prake's 37, and displayed rugged play under both boards. The coach was very satisfied with Captain John Tidwell's per- formance, although the Wolverine ace managed only 19…
… won, 86-70. "The fact that we ran our pat- terns quickly and without too many careless mistakes was a great help," he said. Meet Idaho Tomorrow night the Wolverines run into Idaho in a game that may…
… give Strack a few mixed feel- ings, for last year he was Idaho's coach. This, however, could give Mich- igan somewhat of an advantage in that Strack will know what to expect, but the Wolverine men- tor…
… Ilowe1d t.! I GOT IT--Michigan's Scotty Maentz chases the elusive basket- ball in the Wolverines recent conquest of Pittsburgh. Maentz, who has been improving rapidly with every game as he gets his bask…
… Toronto bench was given a penalty and in a subsequent argu- ment, George Hicken received a misconduct, but the Wolverines were able to get only one good shot on goal. Later in the period Michigan staved off…
… Toronto goalie,' George IDeratnay, made tremendous save -on Babcoock and John Palenstein. Captain Dale Maconald lust missed on a power play when his hard shot was barely wide.~ The Wolverines finally broke…
… after a year as quick to, point out, the fast-break r following the jtw ame set head basketball coach at Idaho, is of little value. st the Canad m4 Michi- has abandoned the fast-breaking The new Wolverine…
… offense will tackles the -s schedule style of play which has character- feature a lively, yet more deliberate history in 1j t e . best ized past Wolverine teams under attack; with ball control over- ge…
… injuries we'll be in bad shape," Canham commented, undoubtedly recalling what hap- pened in last spring's Big Teen outdoor championship meet. Last spring, after winning the indoor title, the Wolverines were…
… best defensive effort of the seasoin to pin a 68-57 loss on Idaho's invading Vandals last night before a sparce and somewhat quiet turnout of 1,500 onlookers at Yost Field House. The Wolverines turned a…
… he main- tained his intention was "to make See MOSCOW, Page 3 on the year. Tidwell Sets Pace As usual, captain John Tidwell paced the Wolverine offensive at-j tack as he picked up 21 points to nab…
… scoring honors for the night. The senior guard, ranked third among Big Ten players prior to last night's game with a 24.5 aver- age, paced the Wolverine attack in the first half with 11 points, most- ly on…
… Tidwell getting all five of his first-half field goals in a nine- minute span and the Wolverines working their patterns almost to perfection, Michigan shot ahead and led by 11 points with 7:46 remaining in…
… the half. However, "M" started getting a little overanxious after that, com- mitting numerous fouls and mak- ing several errors, permitting the Vandals to close the gap. Idaho outscored the Wolverines…
…, high for his team, and played the entire game until he fouled out with 1:09 remaining. Michigan lived up to its repu- tation of being a second-half team See WOLVERINES, Page 6 Ford FiRs In As President…
… played fairly sloppily in the low-scoring first half as the Panthers for the most part r outplayed the Wolverines. At one point Pittsburgh had a seven-point * f lead-its biggest of the night. But for the…
…'s John Frid4 team-in the half. He also caught (11) seems about to have things well in hand. the crowd's fancy with his ag- gressive play. 'M' Leads at Half FOREIGN DOCTORS: Only once were the Wolverines…
… leads last night as a determined Toronto hockey team fought from behind twice to spoil the season opener for the Wolverines, 4-3.1 v 'Captain Bill Kennedy scored what proved to be the winning goal at 1…
… 'ERv Rush duplicated Berenson's two goal performance within ,three minutes, and winger Jim Murchie beat Wolverine goalie Jim Coyle at 8:09 of the second to set the stage for Kennedy's winning ta…
… mistakes. Our defense made too many bad moves deep in our own end and we took too long clearing the puck." The Wolverines, confused and hesitant behind their own goal throughout the game yielded the puck…
… Wolverines will appear almost in full force tonight with the notable excep- tions of high jumper Steve Wil- liams and sprinter Tom Robinson. Williams Second Williams who placed second in the Big Ten indoor…
… or the other gets on a hot streak," Renfrew said. Problems' like this all our coaches should have., DOUBLE TROUBLE-Wolverine hockey coach Al Renfrew has his choice of two goalies these days, Senior…
… the reason for the improvement over Friday's opening encounter. "The defense- men played a good game and the forwards came back up ice fast to help out," Renfrew said. Friday night the Wolverines had…
