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January 09, 1955 (vol. 65, iss. 78) • Page Image 3

… the entire of the most surprising upsets of meet the young season yesterday as it Only two matches were decided downed the Boilermakers of Pur- on points, with the Wolverines due, 28-7. . taking both of…

…, 9-8. Wolverines are possibly on the At 167 pounds, Rodriguez pinned road to a Big Ten championship. Tony D'Amico in three minutes, 47 Purdue is the reignin!. Big Ten seconds. champion. Betzig Pleased…

…. Ron Wallingford, Wolverine 2- mile run specialist, is one of the hardest workers on the squad. Two years ago, as a freshman,-he set a mile run mark with a time of 4:48.0 in the Annual Kennedy Re- lays…

… in an unofficial 1:48.2. He was third in the National Championships last June. The Wolverines' best 440-yard run man is Grant Scruggs, a senior1 from Cleveland, O. His best per- formance came in the…

…-yard dash in- side and has a fast time of :09.9 for the 100-yard dash to his cred- it. Little Mark Booth, high jump- er, and Howard Liverance are back for the Wolverines. Booth took a first place in the…

… afternoon at South Bend. It was the first dual meet of the year for the Wolverines, and Coach Newt Loken was well pleased with his team's perform- ance. Adams led the squad with wins in both the High Bar and…

…. Burchfield had placed fifth in that event against Notre Dame last year. The Wolverines took the first three places in four events: Side Horse, High Bar, Parallel Bars, and Trampoline. Evie Hatch of Notre Dame…

January 09, 1957 (vol. 67, iss. 82) • Page Image 3

… went. Their .450 average from the floor was as good as it's been all season. The Wolverines' strongest point, rebounding, was up to its usual par. Assistant coach Dave Strack learned up at State that…

…. Pete Tillotson espe- cially has had trouble as he has fouled out of the last five games. WINNING GOAL - Don McIntosh (14),l winning goal for the Wolverines in last nig Selinger, Spartan net minder…

January 09, 1958 (vol. 68, iss. 80) • Page Image 1

… League Uinnesotti SL ULeave ;.. < ,4onference Michigan's rumored withdrawal )m thegWestern Intercollegiate ckey League became official sterday. The Wolverine icers joined chigan State University and the…

… frustration against Michigan last night when it defeated the Wolverines, 4-2, before 2,378 fans.' The victory was the first for the Spartans in 35 gaines against Michigan. The loss virtually eliminated Michigan…

…. The Wolverines looked exceed- ingly stale throughout much of the first period, showing the effects of an 18,day layoff from compe- tition. An indication of the flare-up that was to occur in the second…

… period came three minutes after the first MSU score. No Icing A Spartan defenseman shot the puck from deep in his own zone across both blue lines. Hudson, one of the Wolverine defensemen, touched the puck…

January 09, 1954 (vol. 64, iss. 78) • Page Image 1

… players, one from each message Thursday that he wants PRIVATELY American diplo- squad, were ejected from the con- to use atomic power to serve the iats think the Soviet government test and another Wolverine

…, the Spartan re- contacts with the Russians on the turned to the ice in the last period President's plan, to lead his team to a 14 shot ava- lanche of Wolverine goalie Bill Both American and British r…

… campaign Truman said he did not use the phrase himself. as the third period showed little , * * , action. The Wolverines seemed content to relax on a five goal ST. ALBANS, Vt. - Dusan Premovic, who described…

January 09, 1953 (vol. 63, iss. 76) • Page Image 1

… Carabins. The game starts at 8 o'clock. IT WILL BE the Wolverines first appearance at the Hill Street rink since they defeated the Tor- onto Blues in mid-December, 6-3. In the meantime Coach Vic Hey- liger…

… Montreal-Michi- gan series are any indication. Two years ago the Wolverines lost to the Carabins 3-2 and man- aged to scrape out an 8-8 tie in the other contest. Last year Mich- igan walloped the Canadians…

January 09, 1951 (vol. 61, iss. 76) • Page Image 1

…- ed both Wolverine touchdowns al- so made an appearance at the microphone. The welcome exceeded in num- bers, at least, any previous re- ception accorded a Michigan team. Adding color to the Ann Arbor…

… Truman's call for American strength and unity in the face of BIGGEST UPROAR SINCE EARTHQUAKE: Wolverine Rooters Go Wild As Michigan Bashes. " Communist aggression drew strong support from…

… could find enough adhesive tape. , -Shouting "Let's go out and bury the Golden Bears," out of bus windows from Los Angeles to Pasadena, the Wolverines descended upon the Tourna- sent of Roses Parade in a…

… golden bear dress- I ed in Superman to a brown Wolverine displayed against a MICHIGAN rooters were so heated, however, that when a lo- comotive was started, they were through it and onto the next yell…

January 09, 1957 (vol. 67, iss. 82) • Page Image 1

… highlighted by a rugged third period, featuring three fights. It was a period which saw both teams miss several golden opportunities to score. The Wolverines held a 4-2 advantage throughout most of the last…

…. The Wolverine defense failed to clear the disc and the goalie's vis- ion was screened on the play. The first period was loosely played, with Michigan unable to present an effective offense and only an…

January 09, 1955 (vol. 65, iss. 78) • Page Image 1

… integral part of un- dergraduate studies in the law I Michigan's 27-year old reign over Michigan State held fast again last night, as the Wolverines pounded out a decisive 3-1 win over the Spartans…

… brilliant team effort by Mich- igan - offset Robin Freeman's 35 points and gave the Wolverines a thrilling 88-81 overtime triumph! over Ohio State at Yost Field House last night before an esti- mated throng…

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