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…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…

… trying to figure out why the Wolverines hadn't scored for the past six minutes of the game. "They were up by what, 18, 19 points, and they coasted," said Bulldog head coach Hugh Durham. "It got to the…

… point where we were either going to play for pride or sag and let it get away. "But we reached down and grabbed a little in- tensity." Georgia also grabbed enough passes and rebounds of Wolverines shots…

… was stalled into a 53-50 margin, but Michigan held on to win 55-50. "We're kind of getting used to that," said Wolverine center Roy Tarpley, "having a big lead and letting other teams come back. But we…

… least partial credit for the Michigan's tem- porary collapse should go to Georgia's defense. The Bulldogs challenged every pass and shook up the Wolverines with a post intermission press. "We tried to…

… Michigan spins, what's going to happen come conference time? Both Durham and Frieder said Georgia ranks only in the middle of the Southeastern Con- ference, so the Wolverines can expect worse from pressing…

… Big Ten teams like Iowa. Mind games Still, the lapse began within the Wolverines' minds and that's where the solution's got to come from. "I don't know what was going through everybody's heads," said…

…4 Page 8 - The Michigan Daily - Saturday, December 1, 1984 Wolverines battle Buckeyes to - tie By CHRIS GERBASI Many of Michigan's hockey players kissed their parents in a pre-game ceremony for…

… Parents' Weekend last night. Little did these players know that they would later kiss their sisters. The Wolverines and Ohio State played to a 4-4 tie before a crowd of 2,544 at Yost Arena in one of the…

…, 5-3 Daily Phloto by DUGL McMAHOIN Wolverine right winger Paul Kobylarz watches his shot sail in on Ohio State goalie Bob Krautsak in the second period of last night's hockey game in Yost Ice Arena…

…4 Gymnastics Wolverine Invitational Tomorrow and Sunday Crisler Arena The Michigan Daily SPORTS Friday, December 7, 1984 Hockey vs. Western Michigan Tomorrow, 7:30 p.m. Yost Ice Arena Page 12…

… DORIAN, THR UN LEAD WESTERN Wolverines to try busting Broncos 4 Daily Photo by DAN HABIB Sophomore John Bjorkman blows away Buckeye defenseman Don Perkins during last week's Michigan-Ohio State series…

…. The Wolverines travel to Kalamazoo to take the ice against Western Michigan tonight. 1st Prize $500 A Campus Wide Talent Search By BARB McQUADE As the Michigan hockey team reaches the halfway mark of…

… the season, it takes its 5-10-1 record out west to Kalamazoo tonight to take on Western Michigan. The Broncos, at 8-8, share fifth place in the CCHA with Bowling Green, while the Wolverines fall in at…

…, a transfer from Michigan to set the pace on offense. Dorian leads his team in scoring with 25 points, while linemate Thrun posts 21, including 13 goals. The Wolverines will have to con- tain these two…

… weeks ago compared to the last four, it's much improved. If we can keep our goals against down, we can win these games with three or four goals." THE WOLVERINE offense may not be solid, however, as it…

… may call upon freshman Brad McCaughey to fill the gap. The right wing is third in team scoring with 14 points, and could provide the offen- sive spark the Wolverines have been lacking. "I'm pleased with…

… be our goalkeeper next year. The team plays well in front of him and he's played well behind them." After a hard-fought weekend against Ohio State in which the Wolverines came up with a tie and a loss…

… Page 9 Wolverines bust Broncos By JEFF BERGIDA Western Michigan has an outstanding women's volleyball team. Its hockey team is pretty good, too. Basketball, however, just ain't the Broncos' thing…

…. DESPITE sleepwalking its way- through the first 23 minutes of non- action, Michigan trounced the Ponies, 83-59, last night at Crisler Arena. Roy Tarpley led the way for the Wolverines with 21 points and 12…

… average. Western hit its low point with 12 minutes remaining when the Wolverine defense conceded a lay-up to back-up center Mark Gorski. The 6-8 225-pound Gorski, who had compiled a sterling seven percent…

… forward Richard Rellford puts up an easy bucket in second half ac- tion last night. Rellford had nine points and 11 rebounds in helping the Wolverines to a runaway 83-59 victory. 200 26/55 7/9 27 11 19…

… weekend. Michigan drew the host school, Florida State, the first night, but the pressure did not get to the Wolverines as they shot a cool 51 percent from the floor in eliminating the Seminoles. SENIOR…

… advantage to push the Wolverines outside where they hit a below average 42 percent from the field. "They were much bigger than we were," said coach Van De Wege. "They were more like a Big Ten team." Van De…

…. Against South Alabama, Lorea Feldman once again paced the Wolverines with 14 points. 0 0 is S l i l COKE SALE' $1.99 8-pk. *1/2 Liter Campus Corner r 0 " " " 0 ii0iiii0i00i @ S.....+ 818 S. State…

… waddled, flailed, or did whatever a penguin does, out of Crisler Arena. They left behind one very foul mess, having stunk up the place with a 103-73 slaughter at the hands of the Wolverines. Every season…

… as Youngstown State is, the Wolverines' non-conference schedule remains top flight in comparison to other teams' schedules around the league. Michigan plays among others Detroit, Georgia, Tennessee…

…Page 10- The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, December 11, 1984 I By JON HARTMANN Michigan West. That's what head coach Dale Bahr and the rest of the Wolverine wrestling staff call the Las Vegas Classic…

…. You see, Michigan's graduate assistant Mark Churella, who coached at Nevada-Las Vegas for the last three years, is in charge of the tournament. Over the weekend, the Wolverines made sure that their…

… that Hill and 158-pounder Steve Richards returned with money in their pocket. However, he added that the coaching staff wasn't quite so lucky. Gymnasts place high in Wolverine Classic SKI RENTALS…

…., 4-6pm; Fri., Noon-6pm. For more info, call the Zr NCRB Gymnasium at 764-3967 I RATES AVAILABLE By DEBRA .d e FRANCES Despite a poor showing in Satur- day's team competition of the Wolverine…

… individual .events, scoring a 9.1 in the parallel bars and 9.5 on the high bar. Rose also placed third in the still rings. THE WOLVERINE men were also lead by senior captain Stuart Downing, who pulled in a…

…4 Page 8 -The Michigan Daily- Thursday, December 6, 1984 "" Wolverines drown Peguns By JEFF BERGIDA WHILE RICH Reliford broke out of "GRANT played great defense," ad- ponent which allowed Michigan…

… to score better than a practice,' his slump and led all scorers with 20 ded Michigan coach Bill Frieder. "He 100D oints for the first time since 1980 after the Wolverines rais 103-73 eder said Coach…

… over Notre Dame, the Michigan women's basketball team played a second half on Sunday that men's coach Bill Frieder would have been proud of. The final stanza began with the Wolverines trailing, 30…

…-25. Three and a half minutes later, Michigan led 39-32, having hit seven out of eight shot- s. As a team, the Wolverines sank a blistering 74 per- cent of their field goal attempts in the second half. The…

…, hitting five shots from medium range in a 12-2 Wolverine spurt, making the score 59-45, with seven minutes to play. IN THE FIRST half, Notre Dame had taken advan- tage of its edge in height to score some…

…. Bradetich and center Diana Wiley caught Notre Dame by surprise with the new defensive alignment; each one grabbed three steals.. The Wolverines also began to control the boards, outrebounding the Irish 18…

… crowd of 270 was surprised by the Wolverine's sizzling shooting, but the coach wasn't. "The key for us was running. I felt we could run with them. Once we began running, good shots opened up," said Van De…

… Notre Dame fell to 1-3. The Wolverines travel to Central Michigan tonight for a game at 7:00 p.m. K Van De Wege ... adjusts successfully Bradetich ... high scorer ti t i i 3 i } t ! i i a , c i 9 a i…

… stands at 1-1. THE WOLVERINES controlled the tempo most of the game, building leads of 16 points in the first half, 10 at half- time, and 19 midway through the second stanza. Only a late second half…

… Wolverine letdown, in which Georgia reeled off 13 straight points, narrowed the score to its final margin. "I felt we were in control the whole way," said Michigan coach Bill Frieder. "I don't care about the…

… final score, I just care about the W." The much smaller Bulldogs tried to neutralize Michigan's power inside with their quickness but had little luck, particularly in the first half. The Wolverines ripped…

… cash register ringing too. That's two more in the till for him." Once again, center Roy Tarpley proved to be the money man for the Wolverines. The junior from Detroit led all scorers with 22 points and…

… Joubert sank a pair of free throws to put the Wolverines ahead, 17-13. Then it was Georgia turnover time again. See BLUE, Page 8 Daily Photo by DAN HABIB Junior center Roy Tarpley runs over Bulldog center…

… David Dunn during the second half of yesterday's 63-57 Michigan victory. Tarpley led the Wolverines with 22 points and 12 rebounds. .............. .................... I .+ "'".:1":.r."....:v" :.;.. s…

… full court *PRES By JOE EWING POOR BILL Frieder. Just months after the Michigan basketball coach brought success to his team and to the Big Ten by leading the Wolverines to the NIT cham- pionship…

…. nesday, December 12, 1984 - Page 11 Joubert 1s player of the week CHICAGO (UPI) - Michigan guard Antoine Joubert, who led the Wolverines to three victories last week, was named as the Big Ten player of the…

…, including vic- tories over DePaul and Notre Dame. THIS ONE COULD make the 3-0 Wolverines break a sweat. "It'll be a good test for us," said Wolverine coach Bill Frieder, who directed Michigan to an 85…

…-60, last December in Crisler Arena. The Wolverines have never lost to Dayton, racking up a 10-0 mark over the length of the series. FINALLY, DAYTON suffers from the same disease which has plagued all of…

… to stop the Wolverines are three star- ters from last year's, 21-11 club, junior forward Damon Goodwin, senior guard Larry Schellenberg and sophomore guard Dan Christie. Donoher has been especially…

…Holiday Bowl tickets on sale now at Athletic Ticket Office $16.50 each The Michigan Daily SPORTS Saturday, December 1, 1984 Wrestling vs. CMU Sunday, 2 p.m. Crisler Arena Page 7 Wolverines set to…

… collar feisty Bulldogs By TIM MAKINEN Bill Frieder has Georgia on his mind. But unless something drastic hap- pens when the Georgia Bulldogs square off against the Wolverines today at Crisler Arena, the…

… the same starting five it employed in last Monday's season-opening victory against Detroit. The Wolverine frontcourt of Roy Tar- pley, Butch Wade and Richard Rellford shouldn't experience too much…

…Gymnastics Wolverine Invitational Saturday and Sunday r Crisler Arena The Michigan Daily SPORTS Wednesday, December 5, 1984 Hockey vs. Western Michigan Saturday, 7:30 p.m. Yost Ice Arena 41 Page…

…." On paper, it doesn't look like the Wolverines will have to improve much to win tonight. Youngstown State assistant coach Bill Dailey explained what his club has to gain by going on the road to play…

… the game and can shoot the basketball." Daily Photo by STU WEIDENBACH Michigan forward Butch Wade soars to the basket while freshman Gary Grant looks on. Wade's six points helped the Wolverines defeat…

… created in response to the Black Action Movement strike on campus in 1970, which prom- pted the University to set a goal for black enrollment of 10 percent, and pressure from the Wolverine Dental Society in…

… Fellowship - Dinner, 6:30 p.m.; Bible Study, 7 p.m., 925 E. Ann. Men's / Women's Gymnastics - Wolverine Invitational, compulsories competition, 10 a.m., finals, 1 p.m., Crisler Arena. Canterbury House…

… of his 20 points off the glass Last month at this University, a in last night's game against Youngstown State. Rellford led all scorers as the group of about 200 students demon- Wolverines beat the…