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…, dreams of the national tournament were just that - eams. But 24 wins and a few thou- nd dollars later, the Wolverines' early-season dreams are a reality. Yesterday, the squad left for Austin, Texas, to…

… join 11 other teams in the second annual women's national club soccer championship. Minnesota, a team that Michigan shutout this year, 4-0, won the inau- gural tournament. The Wolverines have previously…

… in the Amateur Wrestling News pre- season poll, will be joined by sev- eral other top 20 teams, including Penn State, Ohio State, Clarion, Purdue, Pittsburgh, and Lehigh. Wolverine coach Dale Bahr…

… Eastern Michigan Open. It will be a wel- come change for Gilbert, who earned All-America honors at 134 last year. 'M' basketball wins second Wolverines win, 100-93, despite Romar's 45 by David Schechter…

… Daily Basketball Writer AUBURN HILLS - The plot: Michigan defeated Athletes in Action, 100-93, last night at the Palace of Auburn Hills. The sub- plot: it took everything the Wolverines could muster to…

… the contest turned out to be a duel between Romar and Wolverine guard Michael Talley. Romar would hit a three-pointer, and then Talley would shoot the bonus after being fouled bringing up the ball up…

… the floor. "He had some outstanding shots," Talley said. "He hit a lot of long-range shots." The Wolverines were plagued by messy play throughout the game, ac- centuating the lackluster perfor- mance…

… (10- 0), the Wolverines' Rose Bowl opponent, could take over the No. 1 position with a win Saturday over top-ranked Notre Dame at the Los Angeles Coliseum (3:30, ABC-TV). The Fighting Irish.(10-0) have…

… said Monday at his last weekly press luncheon of the year. The Wolverines (8-2-1) last met the Trojans in the 1979 Rose Bowl. Southern Cal defeated Michigan, 17- 10, earning a share of thenational…

… fullback Leroy Hoard (33) is brought down by Ohio State defenders during Saturday's Wolverine win. Hoard ran for two touchdowns, bringing his season total to nine. Wrestlers start off slow- BY DAVID HYMAN…

… The Michigan wrestling team competed this weekend in the Ohio Open, its first tournament of the season. The Wolverines failed to bring back memories of their '87-88 season, which saw them finish 6th at…

… chosen on eight different criteria. Three- time All-American John Fisher at 134 pounds was the lone Wolverine winner, pinning Dan Willaman of Edinboro. MICHIGAN'S other three All-Americans, Joe Pantaleo…

…The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, November 22, 1995 - ° - THE COLLEGE HOCKEY SHOWCASE - Showcase showdown in Milwaukee Wolverines hope to have Badgers, Gophers for Thanksgiving meal By Alan…

…-2, 9- 3), Minnesota (8'3-1 WCHA, 8-3-1 overall) and the host, Wisconsin (2-7-1, 2-7-1), will each play two games against non-conference opponents. The Wolverines and Spartans will be rep- resenting the…

… Arkansas might appear to be a disappointment. The Wolverines were just one spot *away from being crowned the top team in the country. However, if you had told team members at the end of last season that they…

… championship by placing three runners in the top 15, including the No.1 and No.3 individu- als. The Wildcats' low score of 75 gave them a convincing victory over the *Wolverines, who scored 108. Villanova…

…. Freshman Eileen Fleck's (17:57.5) 36thplacefinishmade her the final Wolverine to affect the score. However, even though sophomore Jennifer Barber's (18:10.7)48th place finish and junior Katy Hollbacher's (18…

…:22.8) 65th place finish were not factored into thefinal score, their strong showings helped the Wolverines by displacing scores from other teams. Michigan wasn't quite sure what to expect going into the meet…

…. Earlier in the season, Colorado easily beat the Wolverines in the Rocky Mountain Shootout. At the time Michigan coach Mike McGuire blamed Colorado's high altitude for his team's worst perfor- mance of the…

… season. "We'll be racing them again at a lower altitude in the National Champi- onships," McGuire said after the race. His optimism was confirmed by the Wolverines' 18-point edge over the Buffaloes…

… the district championships two weeks later, the Wolverines beat their two biggest con- ference foes. Wisconsin placed eighth, 125 points behind Michigan, and Penn State placed ninth. By DOUG STEVENS…

… ahilly course played tricks with the runners, as many teams finished in unexpected positions. The Wolverines fulfilled pre-meet expectations by placing seventh at yesterday's race in Fayetteville, Ark…

… national title as a collegian. However, Arizona's Martin Keino, who had defeated Sullivan ear- lierin the season atthe Wolverine Inter- regional, took top honors with a time of 30:08.7. Adam Goucher of Texas…

…," Sullivan said. Scott MacDonald achieved All- America status for the Wolverines as he followed up a fourth place finish at the District IV meet by finishing 17th in 30:55.4. Captain Ian Forsyth, running in…

… weekend and ranks 14th nationally in passing yards per game. On paper, it’s the Wolverines’ fourth or fifth- toughest game of the season to date, depending on your opinion of Iowa. And yet, there’s an…

…’s matchup with Ohio State is circled on calendars years in advance. That’s especially true this year, when that matchup is the Wolverines’ one remaining chance to define their season as a success. So…

… forward. Through thetfirst five games of the season, Amaker has empha- sized defense. And so far, the Wolverines (5- 0), who play Youngstown State tonight, have answered the call. Opposingteams have shot…

… just 34 percent from the field and the Wolverines have forced an aver- age of 18 turnovers per game. Much of it has to do with Michigan's athleticism around the rim. The Wolverines big men - Petway…

… to play our last game on our home field. But of f course it was State, and we really felt' like we had a grasp on it, so that made it tough." The Wolverines opened up a 2-1 lead in the first half Nov…

… rooted in the beginning of the season. Michi- gan struggled in the early going, compiling a 3-3 record in its first six games. After the rough start, the Wolverines pulled together, knowing that, although…

… career. After an impressive Friday and Saturday during which she won an event each day, Gilliam opened yesterday's evening session with the most dominating performance a Wolverine has had this year…

… the team to get different bodies in the pool at different times. Other Wolverines stepped up to the plate, taking advantage of the opportunity to get points for the team. Freshman Justine Mueller set…

… seconds. Although those were the only three Wolverines to win events during the weekend, Richardson was pleased with several of his other swimmers' performances. "A lot of our swimmers really stepped up…

… said. "They've proven they could com- pete in a three-session invitational at Purdue, and this weekend, they showed they could compete in a six- session one." The Wolverines hope this six-session meet…

… individual medley and the 500-yard freestyle, but the Wolverines weren't very pleased with their times. Coach Bob Bowman knows his swimmers could have done better. "I expected them to swim a little fast- er…

… 'A' relay team placed second in the 200-yard medley relay, with a time of 1:36.06. But in the next event, the Wolverines quickly made up for the loss, with senior Peter Vanderkaay placing first in a…

… action over the weekend. Three individual m'ile- stones were reached as the Wolverines split a pair of road matches and some of their young players stepped up. Michigan (9-9 Big Ten, 19-10 overall) went…

… City to win the 2K Classic. While it’s still early, things are shaping up to be very interesting when conference play starts, and with that, the Daily breaks down the Wolverines’ upper echelon of…

…, averaging 19.9 points per game so far. MEN’S BASKETBALL MINH DOAN Daily Sports Editor Wolverines top Western Michigan, 66-40 The Michigan women’s basketball team started off its game against…

…-1. Michigan senior co-captain and guard Stacey Thomas led the Wolverines with 10 rebounds as she a#,senior forward/center Alison Miller both contributed 16 points in yesterday's victory over the Buffs. Thomas…

…-high, also led the team in points on Friday night with 15. Junior forward/guard Ruth Kipping fouled out at 9:02 in the second half. Despite the fouls, Kipping con- tributed 10 points and three rebounds to theWolverine…

… Goodlow matIe-her return to the line-up after recovering from a dislocated patella on Fray. Goodlow scored just one point in Fri y's game, and just three in yester- day'st S , Wolverines made history in…

… first time since the 19-85 season. 'M' doesn't give up in semi-finals By David Roth Daily Sports Writer BOSTON - Though the Wolverines lost to Maryland 2-1 in the NCAA Championship game, the victory…

… tied four times. In the first half, Michigan con- trolled the game, but even though the Wolverines outshot the Huskies, 5-1, Vile was impenetrable, helping her team stay in the game. "Danielle is going…

… past Michigan goalie Kati Oakes. But the Wolverines stormed back in the second period. "At halftime, we talked about how we were playing well, but that we had to continue to stay patient and relentless…

… substituted in just minutes before, followed suit, redirecting freshman Jessica Rose's pass past Vile to give the Wolverines a 2-1 lead, and to spark a scoring frenzy. The Huskies' Nicole Castonguay quickly…

… Connecticut scored, the Wolverines came right back, on a penalty corner of their own two min- I MARJORIE MARSHALL/Daily Kelli Gannon and the Michigan field hockey team were the first women's team at Michigan…

… flicked it into the cage with 4:33 remaining. With the game tied at three, Powers, who claimed that the Wolverines would shock the Huskies, gave them a jolt with 1:56 to play, when she scored alone inside…

… knew my defender was coming. I just tried to get it off as quickly as possible. I didn't even look up, I just hoped that it would go in." The Wolverines' captain, senior Ashley Reichenbach, was proud of…

… period of the second game. didn't h In fact, Platt held the Wolverines score- tion of less for 85:37 -- an impressive feat, con- reason sidering Michigan's forwards have into the outscored their opponents…

… 57-30 this sea- "We son. But as the Wolverines said, it was just do," Co ne of those weekends. but we s "There are nights when the passing is off, didn't s the shots are off and you're just out of…

… they were brought down quickly. The Lakers went right after goalie L.J. Scarpace, who was making his first start as a Wolverine. With an extra attacker on the ice because of an ensuing penalty, Lakers…

… right winger Jeff Cheeseman sent a shot past Scarpace just 6:31 into the game. The goal put the Wolverines in the unenviable position of playing catch up all game - something they were never able to do…

… six seconds remaining to round out the scoring. But Saturday's loss was a significant improvement from the night before. On Friday the Wolverines looked out of sync, and were shut-out at home for the…

… shutout was the first the Wolverines had suffered this season, and the first they had suffered since last January against Ferris State. The Wolverines have now dropped four straight to Lake Superior - a…

…." The poor play of the Wolverines may be a combination of a bad week of practice and a lack of veterans as well. "I think our team was enjoying last week- end too much," Berenson said. "I sensed that in…

… assistant coaching stint before coming to the Flames. Pedrie also was an assistant to Red Berenson from 1987-90 before taking the head coaching job at UIC. Pedrie's main duties with the Wolverines were…

…-1-1 oveiall) will help the Flames (1-4-1, 1-4- 1) against the Wolverines. "Their coach knows our team well," Berenson said. "They'll come in and play us tough, and try to force us into a lot of mistakes. If…

… Wolverine offense. "Nobody knows Michigan as well as I do," he said. "The problem is, they have so much depth that you can't just stop one line or one guy." Pedrie will not use the same strategy, as…

… Minnesota did against the Wolverines. The Gophers felt if they could stop Fel- sner, they could contain the Michigan of- fense. That tactic backfired as Felsner's linemates - David Oliver and Brian Wiseman…

… you." While Pedrie needs to make adjust- ments to counter the high-powered Wolverines, Berenson will concentrate only on his team's performance. "The bottom line is how our team plays," Berenson said…

… potent Michigan offense this weekend at Yost. The Wolverines hope to extend their seven-game winning streak. GRIDDn! r6offoyour picks by 5 pm today at 1 420 Maynrd for a chance to win 'a $10_gift er…

… competition against these two conference rivals. Wolverine coach Jim Richardson summed up the opposition's strengths. "Penn State is strong across the board in every event except breast- stroke," Richardson…

… Hawkey Wolverines have beater tough confere 1. "I don't re- fly. All of these events are toss-ups this strong a going into today's meet. This meet holds a great deal of yes and the meaning for Richardson…

…'t feel like celebrating. Such was the case for Michigan on Saturday, as the Wolverines - thanks to Iowa's victory over Wisconsin - eventually clinched a trip to Pasadena, but couldn't overlook the fact…

…, suddenly looked like Michigan's "Point-a-Minute" teams from the early 20th century. When all was said and done, Ohio State was celebrating on its home turf, and the Wolverines were stuck being Iowa's biggest…

… just get the monial garbage out of the way, crown the Wolverines Big Ten Cham- pions, and pack our bags for Dallas (site of the Final Four)? That's what many people seem to be saying. All the media…

… winning 17 consecutive games, in- cluding 15 straight in the Big Ten and a league championship, the Wolverines were proven fallible. The season was over with a loss to Villanova in the second round of the…

… Copyright 1981, The Michigan Daily Ann Arbor, Michigan-Sunday, November 22, 1981 Ten Cents Ten Pages II SU uts Blue in,'Bonnet Bow '4 "'Buckeyes upset Wolverines, 14-9 By DREW SHARP drives on us. Other than…

… by a .relentless Ohio State AT THE OUTSET, it looked as though defense the sixth-ranked Wolverines Michigan would live up to its eight-point ,!5.ef ~fell to the Buckeyes, 14-9. The loss det- favorite…

… Ohio State Buckeyes swarm over Wolverine fullback Stan Edwards. Ohio State crushed the Wolverines' Rose Bowl hopes, sending Michigan fensively. We played hard and the were not going into the end zone…

… slaughter like the one seen in Crisler Arena Monday night helps the Wolverines prepare for the coming season. Johnny Orr said after the game that his charges needed the break of playing someone else for a…

…'t draw the 10,012 that showed for the massacre. I wonder why? Seriously though, Orr has to be happy with the way that the Wolverines ran away with the contest early, looking as if they were in mid…

…SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 22, 1964 THE MICHIGAN DAILY rAnr.qvlmv THE MICHIGAN DAILY £ £U~.XEJ ~ V ~ ravz z3hvIUn r[ he ham s iON of ti 0 est... Wolverine Defense Stifles OSU; Volk Snares Two…

… a factor in the game. It was hard to throw against it." Wolverine quarter- back Bob Timberlake completed .only three of nine passes, and the Ohio State percentage was seven completions in 21 attempts…

… OSU drive. Volk had another opportunity to intercept a pass in the closing minutes of the game. He knocked down the pass on a fourth-down situation so the Wolverines could take over at the Buckeye 43…

… 73 yards, which gives him a season total of 1,381. This left the Wolverine senior only 14 yards shy of tying Bob Chap- puis' all-time season offense rec- ord set in 1947. However, Chap- puis' mark…

… Petway's explosiveness, a 24- 6 advantage in points from the free-throw line and stellar sec- ond-half defense, the Wolverines were able to overcome a slow start and beat the Hornets, 70-49. "I don't think…

… more mature than that." Sacramento State was able to stifle the Wolverines early, playing heavy perimeter defense. Guards Dion Harris and Dan- iel Horton combined to shoot just 4-of-13 in the first half…

… dim view of things, but the Wolverine head coach did anything but that in selecting shoes for this year's squad. Dubbed variously "Air Wolverines," "Fried-UMs" and simply "The new shoes," the colorful…

….L-prescriptio~lnup to at -8(.(3or -34 (3(3 tcrr THE. EXTRAS PREVIEW The 1985-86 Wolverines are awash with experience, but coach Bill Frieder knows he can't go to that well too many times.4 REVIEW Michigan swept its way…

… the Wolverines but might not think to ask. 1 SHOES 2 Michigan now has some fancy footwear to match their footwork. Plus for a limited time.. EXTENDED WEAR $7 CONTACTS Perfect vision. 24 ho)urs a day…

… that b though the Wolverines have truly talent of each player built a home-field advantage. Of the 323 Divisi In Ann Arbor, the team is 8-0 in Michigan ranks fot NCAA Tournament play. Michi- allowed (10…

… organizing rings out the ion I schools, .rth in goals the help of eper Taylor Wolverines' has limited ting inside the pportunities. Michigan coach Greg Ryan hopes to take his team tothe Sweet 16 for the…

… Moff gers' zc runs to against gan (3 didn'tI inson becomes different looks as the Badgers were expecting either. With the [ing rushing QB 3-3-5 defense, Wisconsin (6-1, 10-1) handled the Wolverines' a…

… their leading 1538 yards. He has 14 the outside were "open" rushing touchdowns on the year. the Wolverines. Michi- INJURY BUG: Injuries are a -4 Big Ten, 7-4 overall) part of the game. But Michigan give…

… Michigan, his 3,317 career rush- ing yards was the single-season record for a Wolverine at the time. Mike Hart is the current all-time rushing leader. Att 23 29 4 2 No. 3 2 2 1 17 Yds 189 173 14 0 376 Yds…

… to Sto- num, who shielded the defender from the underthrown ball and caught it over his shoulder. In less than two minutes, Sto- num had given the Wolverine offense exactly what it needed - a spark…

… said, son showed flashes of his early- season self and a little bit of the Wolverines' 2008 magic shined through. With 11:03 remaining in the third quarter, Robinson lobbed a beautiful ball toward the…

… south endzone where junior wideout Darryl Stonum took advantage of man-to-man coverage and pulled down the Wolverines' first touchdown of the day. Then, after Badger wide- out Isaac Anderson coughed up a…

… Messimer took a pass from sopho- nore forward Dina Rizzo and scored to give the Terrapins a 2-0 lead they. would never relinquish. Though the Wolverines will settle for cke falls short I second place in…

… the NCAA Tournament, Michigan coach Marcia Pankratz feels the Wolverines gave Maryland all they had to offer, "We're proud of our team for continuing to fight after going down 2-0," Pankratz said. "They…

…- tner, Richard Relford," and believe me, Butch is a bruiser. He already hurt four guys in practice." Off the court though, Butch Wade changes. Crushing picks give way to contemplation, and the Wolverines…

… suggestions from each side during a game. "Eight or 10 eyes out there are bet- ter than two," said Frieder, who ser- ved as a Wolverine assistant coach for seven years before being named to the head position…

… HABIB Wolverine assistant coach Steve Fisher helps hold the Michigan basket- ball program together. Frieder's staff handles academics, recruiting, and individual instruction. only half the job. No…

…'s success in recruiting foot- ball players from the East and from Florida, Boyd Idded, has bolstered in- terest in Wolverine athletics among, prpeet'sfrom those areas.'.' ' Grad assistant Pelekoudas isy…

… concern of the former head coach at Experience B Delta College. Hammer arranges featuring authentic ME tutoring and counseling to keep the a Wolverines academically sound. "We and American try to locate…

… for six team a 14-point lead, clinching fouls in the first eight minutes a 73-61 win in the quarterfinals of the half. of the Maui Invitational. But with Memphis (1-1) fail- The Wolverines' victory ing…

… to make any headway by set up an NCAA Tournament chipping away from the free- rematch with No. 6 Duke in throw line, the Wolverines Tuesday's quarterfinals - the took over. Junior guard Eso Blue Devils…

… its best as pos- Ale. The team came through the Wiscon- n game in fine shape and every man readyto take his place in the line- when the Wolverines start their st game against the fighting Minne- ta…

… defense and the attack backfield duel. to rate the berth. At the present time Count on artineau it is a toss up as to which of the men Minnesota will probably start the will start against the Wolverines…

… its final prac- tice of the year over the Geddes avenue course a 3:15 o'clock this afternoon. Cs erndaytheWolverine entries in the Cv'onference race, which will be held' at Purdue Saturday, had a light…

… Hollo- well will also be entered. Badgers Look Strong Wisconsin has a group of strong har- Once again the Wolverines and the Gophers meet on the gridiron and once again the little Brown Jug occu- pies…

… another try for the riers who have shown marked im- provement since their race against the Wolverine squad. Coach Mead' Burke's squad defeated Chicago by a score of 15-40. This score shows that Wiscon- sin…

… had one of the weakest elevens in her history. The result allowed the Gophers to carry the jug back to Minneapolis, where it rested for only a year until the battling Wolverines gained their 3-0 victory…

… Michigan Wolverines Kaleniecki, Gajic, Hensick (2), Nystrom 5 Michigan 5, Michigan State 4 Michigan St. 4 0 0 - 4 Michigan 3 2 0 - 5 First period - 1. MSU, Jim Slater 4 (Jim McK- enzie, Corey Porter) 0…

… forwards who hadn't scored in a while: junior Brandon Kale- niecki, senior Milan Gajic and senior captain Eric Nystrom. These three are among the most reliable scorers for the Wolverines - Kalen- iecki even…

… future. But next year Michigan will lose its starting front line to graduation, so this year's crop of freshmen will soon be the substance of Michigan's future. The 1985-86 Wolverines return their starting…

… the starters, only guards Gary Grant and Antoine Joubert will be back. The strength and success of the Wolverines will depend greatly on how well this year's crop of recruits can replace devastating…

… high hopes, Rice is realistic. He recognizes the respon- sibilities he'll have as a Wolverine. "It's gonna be a lot of hard work. I set real high goals for myself, and that makes it even harder." One of…

… Frieder isn't smiling. He can't. The Big Ten is on his mind. The media, the city, the country has tabbed Michigan as a Final Four con- tender, but first the Wolverines must contend in the Big Ten, a league…

… Illini took the title in 1983-84, but dropped to second in the dust of last season's (26-4) steamrolling Wolverines. The Wolverines weren't Illinois' only problem. "Last year, all the teams did research…

…: Running s_______________ Daily Photo by DAN HABIB Illinois and Michigan will be chasing down the Big Ten title this season. Here the Illini's Anthony Welch pursues Wolverine Antoine Joubert. Illinois…

… Body Bar Invitational on Saturday, helping the Wolverines capture a first-place finish overall. Earlier in the week Wagner opened up his season with a victory over Lehigh's Paul Weibel. der saw involved…

… the finals to take the title. Churella's victory helped lead the sixth-ranked Wolverines to a first-place overall finish. Opponents challenged Churella every step of the way on his road to victory. In…

…. Churella prevailed in a 4-2 battle before Dur- kee would go on to take third place in the weight class. Churella was not the only Wolverine to enjoy success in Michigan's victory this weekend, as teammates…

…Farland said. "He's a great competitor. We're real excited to have him in our lineup." In total, Michigan left Ithaca with three winners, one run- ner-up and three third-place finishers. The Wolverines scored in…

… became very physical. One of the unfortunate consequences of this aggressiveness came at the Wolverines' expense. With just over three minutes left in the game, Bruh jumped up for a loose ball with an…

… weekend at the Coliseum. The inital faceoff oc- curs at 8 p.m. Friday night with the final game of the series to be played Saturday night at 8. The Wolverines sport a tough returning defensive crew, in…

… one of the returning forwards who may give the Wolverine cagers a lift this season. A timely rebounder and deadly jump shooter, McClellan pleased many last season. after spening most of last year cage…

… each player weight last season, Montross re- offense. 1moving between forecourt and turns this year trimmer, faster, Strack will run the Wolverine backcourt, often isolating a player and stronger…

…. Montross will add with an opponent much taller or muscle to the Wolverine forward .f- . t y Fly s dd ur ..asc L ..n s- ZWK {....... ffr Ixyt p e n thee et of tase. C 16.00 OPEN MONDAY EVENINGS 1 shorted…

… to an upset of the through pratcice with the exuber- varsity in the annual season-open- ance that made him a favorite ing contest. with Wolverine fans last winter. Tomjanovich averaged 25 points Jewel…

… public free of charge. WOLVERINE: Band Calls For Tryouts The University's winter-time "PepBand", formall known as the Wolverine Band, will hold its first rehearsal at 4:15 p.m. tomorrow in Ann Arbor High…

… for tryouts, according to conductor George Canvender. Weekly Monday and Thursday practice sessions are held for the Wolverine Band. A special in- vitation is extended to all stud- ents who play…

… specials on these flavors: " sour cream 'n' chive " bacon 'n' cheese " barbeque " hot jalapeno Daily Photo by DAN HABIB With five returning starters and sixth-man Robert Henderson (above), the Wolverines…

… is less than a fourth what it was in high school. Part of the decrease results from the different role Wade plays as a Wolverine. "Butch does one thing better than anybody on the team, and that…

…Gridders By JOE MARKER Contributing Editor After a year of impatient waiting, Michigan gets its chance this afternoon to untrack the Ohio State express which seeks to make the Wolverines a record 18…

… that weren't enough, the Wolverines can grab a share of the Big Ten championship to go with their Rose Bowl trip if they can subdue the Buckeyes. As phrased succinctly by Michigan Coach Bo Schembechler…

… r O-WW, -Daily--Eric Pergeaux WOLVERINE HALFBACK RON JOHNSON (40) busts into the Buckeye line during Michigan's 50-14 loss to OSU last year. LOGISTICS OFA A PRINCIPLE See Editorial Page4 Vol. LXXX…

…OSU i n Good Shape; Inl By MIKE BURNS Sports Editor Michigan's Wolverines will pass up the Thanksgiving holiday to- morrow, hoping to feast Saturday on powerful Ohio State in the tra- ditional…

… game which will determine the conference title. The Wolverines have been set- ting their defenses to stop the Buckeyes' crunch-crunch, grind 'em out offense, led by human battering ram, Bob Ferguson. The…

…., speedster suffered a severe shoulder bruise in the first quar- ter of the Iowa game and is listed as "very doubtful" by Elliott for the OSU game. That's only the beginning of the Wolverine infirmary list…

… is still bothered by a pinched nerve and will be used sparingly against the Buckeyes. Though Ohio State will be fav- ored to defeat the injury-weaken- ed Wolverines, the Michigan squad has a host of…

… for a Dave Glinka pass early in last Saturday's game with Iowa. Covering the play is Iowa left halfback Paul Krause. The Wolverines won the tilt 23-14 through spirited second-half play. LATE IN 1961…

… left that job to assistant coaches Frieder, Boyce and Fife. And just like the rest of us who checked out the cagers, he got a good look. On the whole the Wolverines were a little sloppy and not very…

… injury, the performance of Michigan's untested big men will be a crucial factor in the Wolverines cage fortunes for 1977-78. Two candidates for the center position show their stuff in action from last…

… more night of practice re- mains for the Wolverines before the clash with the Aggies at Ferry field Saturday. Despite the wet weather and the extreme darkness of the past few nights, Coach Yost has…

… in to- tal darkness. Intensive signal work was the only thing on the program for the evening. Split into two squads, the Wolverines pranced up and down the field rehearsing their plays. Fortune May…

… proximity of the school — he’s half an hour away from his brother, a doctor in Milford, and two hours away from his family. He liked the school itself, too. So he picked the Wolverines, and now the…

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… of the Wolverines' first 10 points. Moore finished with nine points and six rebounds in 22 minutes of play. "I liked the pace tonight Ellerbe said. "It kept us fresh, it allowed us to do some things…

… them just can't get the puck out of their heads. As soon as theW puck turns over, they sleep." In light of the injuries that the Wolverines have suffered on defense in this past week, this prob- lem…

… fortunes of Michigan. The game Monday should be a good indication of the Wolverines' future as well as a good test for the varsity. The ad- mission is free. STUDEBAKER CHAMPION, 1951, tires, 36,000 miles…

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… year to events aimed at helping students curb different types of can- cer-causing habits. The next USAC meeting is open to the University community and will be held at 8 p.m. Monday in the Wolverine Room…

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… Bob Ptacek (49) smashes over the line for a touchdown. Ptacek will play his final game for the Wolverines when they meet the heavily favored Buckeyes of Ohio State at Columbus this afternoon. Ptacek…

… figures to play the key role in any hopes the Wolverines have of upsetting the Buckeyes. Michigeaan Mes Faored In Oo sterbaan's FnlGm By AL JONES Daily Sports Editor COLUMBUS-A capacity crowd is expected…

… conquer the great Michigan team and when the smoke had cleared away they had done their duty. Faced with a great Wolverine attack that had spelled disaster to their last four predecessors, the Hawkeyes put…

…, )Iurchison Ma ble aind (waved little yellow and blue flags at the frantic behest of cheer- The cagey Wolverine gridders ap- leaders. They arose in their seats peared on the field with white-washed again…

… Wolverines' game. J.P. Oosterbaan, a 6-10, 220-pound center out of Kalamazoo Christian, should, like Hughes, give Michigan added bulk for the future. But bulk means muscle gained from getting in shape…

… Co ncert Today *4 SSunday at the Wolverine 209 SOUTH STATE Special Chickcn Dinner from 12:15 to 2:00 o'clock (GUESTS INVITED) Price 65c Soup: Cream of Gizert Soup or Choice of: Tomato juice Apple…

… championship with Ames in second place. The Badgers placed third and Ohio State furnish- ed a surprise by finishing fourth. Then came the Wolverines, followed by Purdue, M. A. C., Minnesota, Iowa, Northwestern…

… Wolverine is bubbling over- with joy for the team's fu- ture prospects-they're even big- ger than Big Bill himself-(net 215 lbs.). The Girls' Educational club will hold a "get-acquainted" meeting in Newberry…

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