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… on Wolverine errors and less-than- spectacular pitching for their win. With the score tied, 1-1, in the fourth inning, Purdue scored an unearned run when second baseman Chris Gagin threw away a…

… grounder with runners on first and second. The following frame, an error allowed the Boilermakers' Jeff Allison the opportunity to hit a two-run homer off reliever Greg Everson. In the three wins, Wolverine…

… Finken's run-scoring ground out in the first inning provided Abbott with all the, support he needed, but the. Wolverines added two unearned runs in the third before erupting for four. more runs in the…

… Alexander had nothing but praise for the Wolverine hurlers. "Their pitching is outstanding. Abbott and Ignasiak are two of the top ten or twenty pitchers in the country." Last season Purdue finishe. second…

… understandably so, because it was a game they should have won. The Wolverines beat themselves with two costly errors, in the field, something they cannot continue to do if they are to repeat as Big Ten champions…

… Ten Tourney - with half a season to go. In the next week, the Wolverines will battle some of the Big Ten's toughest competition en route to the Conference Tourney at Northwestern, May 4-6. Although…

… stronger than the Wolverines. The Gophers tied for second in the Big Ten last season and have added three top-notch players to what Eisner called an "already out- standing club." Eisner stressed the match…

… matches has been brought to an end by the Badgers of Wisconsin as they downed the Wolverine netters, 5-4, in Wisconsin's Nielsen Tennis Center Saturday. "We have not been doing the job in singles," said…

…,7-6. . The tide turned 'back towards Wisconsin for the next three matches, however, as Paul Van Walleghem over- took Michigan's Bill Godfrey, 7-5, 4-6, 6- 4. Next, the Wolverines' Ross Laser suf- fered a loss…

… at the hands of Dicky Browne, 6-4 4-6, 6-3, and senior Ihor Debryn also lost to Badger Dan Arends by the score of 4-6, 6-4, 7-5. MICHIGAN'S Rodd Schreiber pulled out another win for the Wolverines from…

… BILLBOARD Yesterday's Michigan-Grand Valley softball game was cancelled due to poor field conditions. The next scheduled contest for the Wolverines will be tomorrow, April 14, against, Wayne State._ SHORT OR…

… Sunday would be an understatement, indeed. Regardless of whether matches, sets or games are counted it all adds up to the same thing-a Michigan rout. The Wolverines won all nine matches, 18 of 19 sets and…

… Ohio State's Kathleen Coleman. At the number'two position, Mary Mactaggart routed the Buckeyes' Christie Turdo, 6- 2, 6-0. Mactaggart's record now stands at 7-1. The Wolverines' third singles player…

…-2. Mactaggart and Robbie Risden kept the Wolverines on their winning ways by downing Koran and Saumby,'- 1, 7-5. And then there was the third doubles match which brought an end to Michigan's shutout. Not in…

… matches, but in sets. The Wolverines' Betsy Shapiro and Lisa Noferi took the first set again- st Webb and Kelly Custenborder, before dropping the next set 1-6. But the Buckeyes' success was -short-lived as…

… tournament's players com- mitted to the Wolverines, Team Michigan's Don Stone and Bill Jaffe of Team West. Both high school seniors signed with Michigan last week. Although neither Stone's nor Jaffe's teams…

… reached the finals, both players effectively displayed the abilities which are sure to benefit the Wolverines next season. Jaffe, a Highland Park, Ill., native who played his high school hockey at Kent…

…'s superior offensive skills make him an attractive addition to the Wolverine squad. Michigan Daily Photo by JOHN MUNSON Team Michigan's Don Stone skates the puck up against Team Minnesota in Friday night…

… the meet," said Michigan head coach Jack Harvey. "For him to run three races like he did within fifteen minutes (was) just incredible." The other Wolverine to qualify was Chris Brewster, who placed…

… ways. Both were selected by their hpmetown teams in the 1982 major league draft; both were catalysts for Michigan as freshmen last season as the Wolverines made it to the College IWorld Series; and both…

… about 60 other players from the area, attended an Olympic camp in Ann Arbor run by Wolverine coach Bud Middaugh. From that camp, he and Kamieniecki were selected to move on to the next set of trials in…

… Cleveland State for his first victory in a Wolverine uniform. On the year, he posted-a 5-1 mark with a 2.84 earned run average. Nonetheless, neither of the Michigan duo is going to win spots on the Olympic…

… is talking, and they're talking about you all, and your incredible championship, and they're calling it Wolverine wonder, or the Michigan Miracle, or basket- ball's impossible dream," Bush said during…

… the White House ceremony. "The 1989 Wolverines indeed had it all, depth and quickness, shooting and intelligence, and that strength of character which embody the cham- pion." The team arrived in the…

… capital Wednesday morning and immediately set out on a tour of the city aboard an orange and green bus designed to look like a trolley The Wolverines won the NCAA basketball championship April 3, See Team…

… Fisher. The Wolverines were invited to visit with the President after defeating Seton Hall to win the national championship. U, to duplicate fusion experiment BY NOELLE SHADWICK University researchers…

… Dyksterhouse to give Michigan a 4-0 lead. Singles by Bridget Fitzpatrick, Nan Payne, and another by Tholl led to three more runs as the Wolverines amassed a 7-0 lead. WANTED Any Quantity Used Michigan Bell…

….m., Don't Look Now, 9:15, Michigan Theater. Wolverine Films - Dirty Harry, 6:30, 8:20 & 10:10 p.m., Nat. Sci. Aud. Hill St. - Pat and Mike, 7 & 9 p.m., Hill St. Ethnographic Film Series - Jean Rouch and His…

… Thne lastof it is Jaksa, the student assistant for the Wolverine baseball team, carts t will likely be the last of winter's remains from center field of Fisher dium yesterday. TODAY Eau d'Ann Arbor? OW…