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… night. Friday night, however, Ferris State jumped out to a 2-0 advantage after the first period and held off a furious Wolverine rally to win 5-3. Michigan and Ferris State remain in a seventh-place tie…

… had surrendered at least seven goals in each of its last five games. Tight checking by the Wolverine forwards and the outstanding play of Sharples made the difference. "We did a better team job of…

… 15 first-period saves that fired up the Wolverines and demoralized Ferris State. Said Berenson, "He made several key saves in the first period that I think gave everybody a big lift and that kind of…

… by Wolverine defenseman Todd Copeland at 2:23 of the final period had made it a 4-3 game. But after that, Michigan did everything but put the puck past Bulldog netminder Glen Raeburn. The momentum…

… began to swing Michigan's way after Peter Lowden's 11th goal put Ferris State up 3-0 at 4:26 of the second period. In the last two periods the Wolverines outshot the Bulldogs 22-11. "That's the kind of…

… top of the Big Ten conference, the men's and women's gymnastics teams fell short Staurday night at Crisler Arena. The Wolverine attack was countered by perennial powerhouse Ohio State, which outshined…

… Michigan's 13- game winning streak and dropped the Wolverines (14-2 overall, 3-1 in the Big Ten) into a second place tie with Illinois in the Big Ten behind first place Purdue. The loss also spoiled Rumeal…

… Robinson's best effort as a collegian. The 6-2 guard led the Wolverines with 19 points on seven- of-nine shooting from the field, and five-of-seven from the free throw line. Robinson also tallied seven…

… 182 18.UTEP 15 2 176- 19.Iowa 11 5 165 20.N.C. State 10 2 164. Doily Photo by SCOTT LITUCHY Michigan's men's swimming team celebrates a Wolverine first-place finish during last weekend's meet again- st…

…. This past Friday, the Wolverines defeated Purdue, 72-41, in their Big Ten opener. Saturday, they shocked three-time defending national champion Stanford, 65-46, before a boisterous, near capacity, home…

… could have been wider, except the Wolverines rested many of their top swimmers in preparation for Stanford. Brent Lang highlighted the meet with a pool-record time of 20.52 in the 50-meter freestyle. THE…

… win the Big Ten and to do well at the NCAA's." Barrowman has become an integral part of the Wolverines in just his first season. After the Stanford meet, he called it the most exciting of his swimming…

…. despite improving its overall performance by six points. The University of Illinois topped the twelve schools competing in the Chicago Invitational. Mich.;- struggled in almost every eye*.. Wolverines' best…

… wasn't disappointed since her team surpassed its last meet's total. Christine Forlong, despite a slight ankle injury, highlighted the tumble on the road- meet for the Wolverines. The newcomer scored a…

…MARS DELIVERS GAME-WINNING GOAL Michigan icers edge Badgers, 6-5 By MARK BOROWSKI was the play of Wolverine junior Jeff shuffling with his starting lineups. He pass from right win Ron Vincent pasta…

…-game warmup. The first five minutes of the game looked very bleak for the Wolverines, but Sutton consistently made key saves to keep them in the game. THEN, AT 5:08, Blue defenseman Tim Manning opened the…

… score tied at five setting the stage for Mars' winning goal. Wisconsin returns to Yost tonight at 7:30 for the completion of the two-game series with the second-place Wolverines. The Michigan Daily…

… round. At 2:30 the four Wolverine quarterfinalists take to the court. Student tickets are $1 and can be purchased at the door. -K.C. CHOTINER Tankers top Purdue The Michigan men's swimming team demolished…

… the Purdue squad, 86- 19, in a meet held last night at Matt Mann Pool. The Wolverines won 12 of 13 events. Purdue's Dan Ross took the Boiler- makers only first place of the evening, winning the 100-yard…

… victory, 8-7. Stalling aside, the Wolverines were impeccable. Tom Davids got the Wolverines off to an impressive start with a 12-4 major decision and Michigan never relented the lead. Michigan battles…

… Wolverines at Yost Ice Arena. Looking on is Dennis May (18), who assisted on Michigan's tying and winning goals. FIRST PERIOD Scoring-I. M-Manning (Eaves, Speers) 5:08; 1. W-Griffin (Vincent, Welch) 6:14; 2…

…- tally created a linkage between his theory and the changing behavior of our faltering Michigan cagers. As a collective body, the Wolverines have approached and played each of their five Big Ten contests…

…, 1985 Hot Hawks to harass 'M' By TIM MAKINEN Don't look for any 40-point blowouts tonight. For that mat- ter, this game might be a toss-up. The Wolverines, coming off a spectacular 97-56 victory…

… like the devil to not let them get those second and third shots." While the Michigan forwards will definitely have their hands full under the boards, the Wolverines should have an advantage at the guard…

… single player on the court in Michigan's 91-88 victory over Syracuse yesterday. But the Wolverines may have had the best center. Confused? Look at the stats. Seikaly was high in the game with 25 points and…

… Bob Knight makes it to press conferences. But the Wolverines weren't playing just any team yesterday. Syracuse came into the game 15-0, undefeated in the Big East, and ranked fifth in the AP poll. Teams…

… game. Hughes (12), Glen Rice (19) and Loy Vaught (10) combined for 41 points, 16 over their collective season average. And no baskets were any bigger than Vaught's two dunks on consecutive Wolverine…

…'s 10 led the way for the Wolverines. GRANT HAD one of the best six-point halves a player could have, racking up three steals, causing numerous other Syracuse turnovers and holding Douglas, who came into…

…-point play and a Monroe three-point shot. But despite being in serious foul trouble (Syracuse was in the bonus situation just four minutes into the half), Michigan held tough. The Wolverines shot 58 percent…

… season victory against Nor- thern Michigan. Since that early-season game, Henderson has broken into the star- ting lineup and is one of the Wolverines' best rebounders. By JESSE BARKIN An ear-to-ear smile…

… 58- 52, last Saturday. The Wolverines won the game 62-57, but it was a basket he never should have made. IF COACH Bill Frieder had his druthers, he would not have let the 6-9 freshman play at all that…

…." Jumping around and feeling good has been easy for the freshman cornerman lately. He is second on the team in rebounding with a 6.4 average and, more importantly, has earned a star- ting job on the Wolverine…

… a recent 7-4 surge has helped the Wolverines overcome a dismal 1-8 start and they now appear ready to move into the Central Collegiate Hockey Association's upper echelon. But don't let the team…

… put the power back in the Wolverine power-play, with smart passing and strong slap shots. " From sophomore defensemen Mike Neff and Doug May, and freshman Bill Brauer-These three have given Giordano…

… isn't ready to win the CCHA. But the Wolverines have brought their own season to life, and John Giordano is hoping that Christmas lasts all year long. Regardless, he has improved tremendously all…

…. The Michigan State hockey coach finally won a game in Michigan's Yost Arena and his team did it in convincing style by defeating the Wolverines, 5-2, in front of a sparse Monday night hockey crowd. The…

… win upped the second-place Spar- tans record to 13-5-1 in the CCHA as the fourth place Wolverines fell to 9-6-4. "THIS IS the first time I've won in this lousy rink," said Mason. "And it sure feels…

… seconds earlier Wolverine Ted Speers was sent to the penalty box for tripping and that allowed Flegel to collect his fifth goal of the season. THE SPARTANS put the game out of reach for good eafly in the…

… backhanded the puck past the Wolverine goalie. With less than a minute left in the game, the two teams exchanged goals with Eisley picking up his third of the season for the Spartans and Kobylarz getting his…

… Alford to race down the floor and bury the game-winning jumper. Grant faced a similar situation yesterday. With four seconds left, the Wolverines led the fifth-ranked Orangemen by two points. Grant was at…

… the free-throw line again with a chance to ice the contest. He swished the first for his 23rd point, but missed the second. Fortunately for the Wolverines (11-6), Howard Triche's desperation 50-footer…

…'s big men all day to the tune of 25 points and 15 rebounds (10 offensive), took an off-balance shot that rolled off the rim. Wolverine Mike Griffin grabbed the loose-ball rebound and outletted to Grant…

… blasted a slapshot past Mark Chiamp's glove hand. RPI took control in the second period as Wolverine penalties stifled any momentum built up in the first stanza. "They seemed to take the play away from us…

…, the game was already well in hand. "Overall, I think we played better than the score indicated," said Beren- son. "That Puppa is a great goalie." Despite the loss, the Wolverines showed many positive…

… 5 Jones ...continues hot streak Women tracksters impressive in Relays The annual Michigan Relays started the Wolverine women's indoor track team season last night at the Track and Ten- nis…

… Building. Michigan performed well without captain Joyce Wilson who was sidelined with tendonitis. THE WOLVERINES finished first in the 4 X 800 relay with a time of 8:57.93, in the middle distance relay (4…

… Boilermakers and the Rockets in three straight games. Coming off this victory, the Wolverines traveled to the University of Cin- cinnati Saturday to participate in an invitational. The team played eleven games…

… stay close to home. Don't get me wrong though, I think that we are going to win." Cleveland State will take on the Wolverines tomorrow night at 7:30 in Crisler Arena. MEN'S GYMNASTICS MINNESOTA, Jan. 22…

… Andrews, 10-0. In the 134 pound class Michigan en- countered on of Central's best Wrestlers, Bob Parent who won a superior decision over sophomore Wolverine Bill Goodill, 19-4. JUNIOR LOU Milani quickly…

… haven't been roaring. It's been a quiet arena, almost as if they came in to get warm." - Jim Thacker, on ESPN, January 12, 1983 M ICHIGAN TICKET MANAGER Al Renfrew should M ibe ecstatic. If the Wolverine…

… seen on the tube for most of the game and their response is hardly something of which a Wolverine zealot would be proud. If these pathetic space-wasters don't begin to show some life, the concession…

… the Wolverines 21-16 despite the fact that each team won five matches. tim Fagan wrestled an aggressive match at the 158 pound weight class for Michigan, taking down Lehigh's Roy bdell late in the third…

… competition, serve as a good barometer for the veteran Wolverines. The younger tracksters shuttled over to Ypsilanti to open up their season. Freshman Derek Stinson captured the 55-meter high-hurdles in- 7…

… of Ron Stokes' last-second rainbow jump- er from the dead corner that gave Ohio State a 62-60 victory over Michigan last night could- be felt in the voices of the vanquished Wolverines after the game…

… over Tony Campbell of Ohio State. Tarpley's eight points were to Turner. "I thought it was gonna hit the side of the rim." avail as the Wolverines lost their secondstraight conference game last night, 62…

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