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…THE MICHIGAN DAILYTED Wolverines By JERRY KALISH with what he calls a feeling It's approximately 668 miles "guarded optimism." 'om Yost Fieldhouse to Ebbett's It's not surprising that obseve To…

… Field Improved Basketball Tean of rers Field, but you'd think you were actually in Brooklyn last season when you heard Wolverine basket- ball fans echo the old war cry made famous. by the Dodgers, "Wait…

… 'till next year." And as "next year" approaches head basketball coach Dave Strack isn't exactly pessimistic. The Mich- igan mentor enters his third sea- son at the helm for the Wolverines are expecting…

… Wolverine basketball fortunes to be on the upswing with the return of four regulars, all of whom averaged in double figures, and the availability of some outstanding sophomores who comprised last. winter…

…'s freshman team considered by many to be the best in the school's history. And for the first time in recent years, the Wolverines won't be lacking depth. This problem has plagued Strack in his two years here…

…. In his fresh- man year, he had the great John Tidwell but only managed to win two conference games. Last year, too, the Wolverines finished eighth with a 5-.9 mark, and Strack was forced to go with…

…. Cole, 6'7" senior, will handle one of the forward positions this year. He wound up the season as the Wolverines' top scorer and rebounder and was tenth leading scorer in the Big Ten with a 17.4 average…

…. The Wolverines started in a blaze of glory but turned out sec-1 ond best in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association and third best in the nation.1 Things began well for Michigan last. year. The icers…

… Wolverines swept North Dakota in a two game series. From here it was off to the RPI: Tournament where Michigan Cap- tain Red Berenson had perhaps his greatest series. Berenson sparked the Wolver- Ines to the…

…Y, SEPTEMBER11, 1962 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Trackmen To Defend Outdoor Crown ERGAS LEPS hard to replace By STAN KUKLA The Wolverine track team suf- fered a "down and up" track sea- son last year…

… Wolverine's credit column. Their time of 17:12.5 was just a second and a half off the meet record. From this victory, the same team went on to capture the two- mile relay crown later in the afternoon…

…. Michigan's dominance in these two events may come to an end this spring however. Coach Canham prefers the smaller Drake Relays and is hoping to take his team there next spring. The Wolverines' final prepara…

… Needed The Wolverines have lost some big guns by graduation. Gone are McRae, Leps,\ Denhart, shot- putter Wally Herrala, high jumper Steve Williams, who was second in the outdoor meet, and sprinter Jeff…

…. Co-Sponsor Rally Last September Assembly for the first time co-sponsored the pep rally and mixer in conjunction with the Wolverine Club and the group plans to hold a similar ac- tivity this year. The…

…." Wolverine Defensive Coach Bob Holloway evaluated Michigan's defensive secondary at yesterday's practice, with the opening game against North Carolina only seven days away. . "We've got a number of good people…

… Wolverines are looking to fill the spot vacated by the graduation of Rick Rindfuss. Leading the trio of veterans competing for the spot are Dick Wells and Mike Bass. On Bass, Holloway stated, "He proved…

… March. It was a significant remark if for no other reason than that it reflected the high plane of per- formance which Wolverine teams have maintained in the past. Really, though, finishing fourth wasn…