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… for the Wolverines. Jack Darden, at 177-lbs., was the only Michigan wrestler to be defeated in today's action. After the meet Wolverine Coach Cliff Keen said that he was very proud of his team…

… made the difference." Following Iowa and Michigan were Minnesota, 37; Wisconsin, 30; and Michigan State, 27. The Wolverines two champions equalled the Hawkeyes but Iowa managed two seconds and a con…

…. Corriere's second conference championship-he won the 1959 157-lb. crown--was not so easily realized. The Wolverine captain battled down to the wire with Don Kelly of Illinois in their fin- al-round match…

…. WOLVERINE WINNER-Arno Lascari provided Michigan with its only individual championship at Columbus yesterday b ' taking the parallel bars event. The Wolverine sophomore was undefeated in dual competition this…

… Michigan Captain Red Beren- son after the game last night. Berenson who scored his 40th goal of the season last night to tie an existing school record, was as sad as his teammates in the tomblike Wolverine…

… THE MCMGAN DAILY SUNDAY, MARCH 4,1956 .. .. AN D IY ThDY AR! 415 Gymnasts Fail in Big Ten Crown Bids Wolverine Gym Squad Tops Michigan State for Second 40 V (Continued from Page 1) and…

… the Wolverines dominated the game from start to finish. Stage Is Set Scoring once in the first period, twice in the second, and three times in the third, the Wolverines set the stage for this weekend…

… Wolverines, and the partisan over- flow crowd in Dees Stadium seem- ed to know it. Goalies Busy Both Goalies-Michigan's Lorne Howes and Tech's Bob McManus- had a busy night. Howes was press- ed to make 39…

… Wolverines were out ahead to stay. STATISTICS FIRST PERIOD: Goals: 1-Michigan, Rendall (MacFarland-McIntosh) 7:30. 1-Michigan Tech, McManus (Wylie- Stenlund) 19:04. PENALTIES: Michigan, Buchanan (tripping) 0…

…'s demise before Minnesota's Gophers last night, 86-72. Jockeying for rebound positions are Wolverines Pete Tillotson (26) and Randy Tarrier (23) and Dave Tucker (23) of Minnesota. Minnesota Cagers set…

… Wolverine Five, 86-7 . A By ALAN EISENBERG Associate Sports Editor Minnesota proved to be the bet- ter of two bad basketball teams at Yost Field House last night. Michigan played its usual inept game as…

… the Gophers triumphed, 86-72. The Wolverines passed poorly, shot inaccurately, and re- bounded ineffectually. The Maize and Blue will close out still another dismal season to- morrow night when they…

… made a valiant effort to hold on to the coveted seventh spot in the Big Ten standings. Minnesota's Maurice DeMarais opened the scoring but then the Wolverines hit- for six straight points. With five…

…. George Kline and Dommeyer led the scoring attack for the win- ners. The 6'3" Kline tallied 26 points while Dommeyer notched 22. Five men hit in double figures for the Wolverines with Kramer's 20 leading…

… Edge Northwestern, 1413 Elliott Cards Deciding Points in Last Singles Match; Wolverines Collect Five Events By ALYS GEORGE Michigan's track team took the lead in the first event in its tri- angular meet…

… lap. Coming down the backstretch the two Wolverine thinclads kicked past Dick Blanchard of Purdue and battled each other down the final straight-a-way as Barten edged out his teammate by one yard in 4…

… unleashed hiswing kick on the far turn, striding past D)eaI and Klink to take the ;i82 gottg away. Michigan's reliable Conference Champion Chuck Fonville also turned in a double victory for the Wolverines…

… and added another, record to his fast-growing list. Fonville put the shot 53 ft. 10%/ in. to break the old Ferry Field mark set by Wolverine Bill Wat- son nine years ago. Fonville also tossed the…

… discuss 139 ft. 6 in. for his second triumph of the meet. The Wolverines came through with -a one-two in the quarter- mile. Michigan's Mel Detwiler took the lead on the turn, but coming down the stretch…

… toward the tape Bill Bradley of Indiana sneaked past Detwiler on the inside while Wolverines Dick Forrestel and George Shepherd came up on the autside. Forres- tel snapped the tape a yard in front of…

… whelmed the valiant but outplayed lanket, Ralph's first entrance into big-time Wolverine sextet 5-2 before a capacity 11 that competition, and two hairs and one crowd. fifth lair were all that separated him…

… attacks and hard bapkchecking kept ready Indoor the Wolverines on the run most of ip in a Feb. 13, Michigan State, Michigan the evening, and a steady stream of results Normal, here capable reserves did not…

… afford Mich- he ad- Feb. 17, Illinois Relays, away igan much breathing space. g Finn, Feb. 24, Ohio State, here However, the Wolverines exhibited world's March 2, Notre Dame, away a vast improvement over…

… corner of the nets for Michigan's initial entry in the scoring column. In the second and third periods, the Wolverines began to click and held the easterners to two goals., llr~ dud * Suce 87$Roger Hazen…

… accounted for the second roduct .. . Snce 1873 stanza tally when he backhanded a SASPARI LLA perfect pass from Scotty McLennan P1I X UP past Spike James. Midway in the frame, the Wolverines were given a SOFT…

…'s attacks, and _______________________________no damage was done. n_ Stodden aComes Through The second and final Wolverine goal of the. evening came on a per- fect pass play from Bert Stodden to Paul…

… Calvert, and Goldsmith accounted for the Wolverines' score. stock to select from. Buckeyes Rally For Win COLUMBUS, O., Jan. 3.-(AP)--Ohio State basketeers used a newly-found last half scoring punch tonight…

… Seeks First Win Up-State sot. He will b Hl will bear watch Has Veterans the leftwingb Alvord and M MAt Four Posts defense duties f Gustafson will1 -year in the net yearWolverines Are Gunning The teams wi…

… carry the puck. Ross scored eA Varsity hockey team to its first one of the Michigan goals against towurd thep triumph on the ice this year when Yale Tuesday, and each tallied in the the Wolverines face…

… third for Michigan. Both relays were walkaways for the Wolverines, each by a complete length of the pool. The Wolverines will go into compe- .tition again one week from tomor- row in the Big Ten…

… practically every event with Michigan's seniors, competing on the local indoor track for the last time, out to hang up as many new marks as possible. In fact, it may prove that the Wolverines will have to turn…

… this year, along with Ed DeVine and Brelsford. Fink and O'Connell will be the Wolverine runners in the mile. Hoyt Undecided The veteran Howard Davidson against Ohio State ran the quarter and also a leg…

… ran against the Wolverines in a special invita- tional race and Michigan was forced to come from behind to win in 3:24.4. Pitt Record Holder r ti M Jack Kasley, co-captain of the Wolverine swimming…

…10 - The Michigan Daily - Tuesday, October 4, 2005 TREVOR CAMPBELL/Daily Michigan golfer Christian Vozza helped the Wolverines win their first tournament in more than four seasons. Vozza helped by…

… and the umpire signaled the strikeout call. Not only did Delaney get a taste of Michigan softball in the Wolverines' first game on Sunday, but Michigan coach Carol Hutchins also had her start the…

… greatest achieve- ment in his time at Michigan. Two weekends back, at the Wolverine Intercollegiate, Vozza took first place overall and helped Michigan post its first tournament victory in more than four…

… victory - the Wolverines and his parents. Vozza got to share his first collegiate victory with the teammates that took him golfing when he was a child and watched him take home the Amateur Championship last…

… schol- arship available for the class of 2004. That needed point guard could fill the final scholarship, and could come from a familiar place, as Michigan is courting current Wolverine Daniel Horton…

… that the Wolverine s' freshmen for- HOCKE wards are for real. They con- Notebook tinue to produce numbers beyond their years, and they're drawing rave reviews from coaches and teammates. Said Wolverines…

… decided to bring them together onto the same line to pro- vide the team a boost with the Wolverines trailing. The freshmen responded, getting Michigan on the board 7:32 into the second period. With the…

… Wolverines down four, Kaleniecki notched a score off of a nifty exchange with Tambellini at the top of the Bull- dogs' zone. The Livonia native launched a wristshot over Ferris State goalie Mike Brown to cut…

…The Michigan Daily - Thursday, September 4, 1997 - 15A 4. WORLD'UNIVERSiTy GANir-i..s Two Wolverines win medals in international meet By Josh Klelnbaum Daily Sports Writer Winning swimming meets…

… said. "There's an Olympic-type atmosphere there." Eberwein, one of nine Michigan ath- letes representing their respective coun- tries at the Games, was the only Wolverine to claim a gold medal. Swimming…

…'s signifi- cant.' A swimmer also delivered the Wolverines' only other medal of the Games. Scott Werner, a freshman who has yet to swim in a collegiate meet, earned a silver medal in the 200 breast- stroke…

… 400 free preliminary heats but slipped to fifth in the finals and failed to win a medal. Rumley captained the U.S. men's squad. Ryan Papa was the busiest Wolverine, swimming in six events during the six…

… events. While swimmers made up the bulk of Michigan's delegation to the Games, four other Wolverines made the journey across the Atlantic. John Mortimer, a member of the Michigan track team and…

… For three years, Kevin Sullivan has anchored the Michigan cross-country program. But the Wolverines will have to do without their star this season. The three- time All-American will receive a med- i…

… the way the fellas did their (own training) this summer, we'll do really well." he Wolverines lost only two signifi- c nt members of the squad to gradua- tion, Warhurst said. Despite the return of…

… the rest of the Wolverines were cruising along with a solid 5-2 lead over the Longhorns. Ontinveros was throwing smoke. Since replacing starting pitcher Rich Stoll in the fourth, he had given up only…

… two Texas hits. The Michigan hitters were connecting as well. Even Wolverine outfielder Dave Stober, who had a regular season batting average of about .200, had, by the end of the seventh frame, stroked…

… what he's going to do to themn So instead of sticking around the Wolverines in With no outs and Jeff Jacob their dugout, Mo got frisky and decided to explore Michigan's Greg Schulte rapped a d a bit…

… arm had been get- might happen if the Wolverines didn ting stiffer and stiffer with every minute of the that particular hit. Middaugh wast delay, was racked for a run by the Longhorns in Tony Arnold…

… they were Wolverine skipper. You can't real] going somewhere. Before the inning was over, Mo daugh. After, Mo would have been b had become a Longhorn. up all the way. Mo continued to make his presence…

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… but seven of them coming in the second half. The Wolverines went into the bonus at the 13:12 mark of the second half, and received 15 opportunities to shoot one-and-one. Of these, Michigan missed the…

… front end of the bonus four times and a total of nine charity tosses off the bonus. There was no reason for the Illini to be in the game as long as they were. With all the opportunities the Wolverines…

…’s basketball team has since dropped three of its last four — including three games against ranked opponents. The Wolverines (5-3), who haven’t had a home game since Nov. 19, will finally play at the…

… they can be while at the same time be the best basketball players they can be.” The Wolverines have had seven players log minutes in every game, four of whom are underclassmen: freshman guard Amy…

… center ice. I think he’s going to be a real solid player for us.” Now back from suspension dating to NAHL, freshman forward could make a difference for slow-starting Wolverines SAM MOUSIGIAN…

…/Daily Michigan hockey coach Red Berenson thinks the Wolverines will benefit from Adam Winborg’s return to the lineup after missing the season’s first five games. ORION SANG Daily Sports Writer “(Winborg) just…

…6A - Thursday, October 4, 2012 The Michigan Daily - michigandaily.com Bolender out at ITA All- American tournament By ERIN LENNON For theDaily Two Wolverines will rep- resent the Michigan women…

… Bektas will face high caliber competition in the main draw of doubles beginning Thursday afternoon. The duo won its only match Saturday at the Wolverine Invi- tational. "The thing about them is that they…

… match against teams in the top 25. In its third straight road match, the MICHIGAN 1 Wolverines MINNESOTA 3 struggled against No. 10 Minnesota, and Michigan fell in four sets, 13-25, 20-25, 25-23, 22…

… kills. Soph- omore setter Lexi Dannemi- ller and junior outside hitter Lexi Erwin, who both recorded double-doubles, also helped the Wolverines. Statistically, Michigan's first set was its worst of the…

… season, with a season low 13 points. The Wolverines earned 11 kills and finished with a.276 kill percent- age in the set, but their defense fell against the Golden Gophers' (4-1, 13-3) game-high .519 kill…

… hit for a .179 kill percentage and 10 kills. The Wolverines' improved play in the second set was led by Dannemiller's nine assists to go along with Erwin's four kills. Michigan finally found its groove…

… in the third set. Running out to a 4-1 lead, Dannemiller's 12 assists and two kills, and the defensive stand all helped the Wolverines steal the third set. At first it looked as though Michigan was…

… Golden Gophers pulled away at 24-20. The Wolverines were able to hold off two match points, but couldn't hold on, fall- ing 25-22. Michigan is now just 1-3 against ranked opponents this year. The…

… Wolverines beat No. 25 Northern Illinois earlier in Sep- tember, but they suffered con- secutive losses to No. 17 Purdue and No. 6 Nebraska before the loss to Minnesota. Junior Brooke Bolender couldn't find…

… said. The result was a 1-0 Michigan overtime win, which gave the Wolverines a victory over heat- ed-rival Ohio State for the second straight year. The "W" also put Michigan in a four-way tie with…

… the year, won the game, and showed Earp and any other doubters that the Wolverines don't just consist of Cameron and Turpin. "Coach has been stressing all year long, it's not a one- or a two-man team…

… Eric Chan Daily Sports Writer Who would win in a fight? A wolverine or a wildcat? This past Friday, the Wildcats got the last laugh as the No. 21 Michigan women's soccer team dropped its last regular…

…-7) dominated the rest of the game. The Wildcats pounded the ball into Michigan's zone over and over, out-shooting the Wolverines 14-3 in the second half of the con- test. Early in the second period, Kentucky…

… Purdue yesterday afternoon, behind power- house Penn State. Because of the Illini's win, the Wolverines will remain the second seed in the upcoming conference tournament and will face seventh- seeded Ohio…

…'s just one big class, one big team that stands out." Like the '98 Wolverines, this year's team did not take the high road to col- lege hockey's most hallowed weekend. The team struggled all season - losses…

… against league featherweights, Alaska- Fairbanks, Ferris State and Lake Superior, compounded Michigan's problems against Michigan State. The Spartans put the Wolverines in a sleeper- hold in four out of…

…. Bowling Green coach Danny Schmitz pulled Baumgartner before he could get one Wolverine out. The inning was highlighted by a Mike Sokol triple that ended with him crossing the plate after a throwing error at…

… baseman Nate Wright led the best offensive game of the season for the Wolverines, going 4-for-5 with Player AB R H BI Christman cf 5 1 0 0 Schmitz If 3 0 0 1 Eliasrf 2 000 Morrison rf 3 0 0 0 Loomis ss 1 0…

… one would say Schultz played well, Saban cred- ited the junior for being the reason the Spartans were expect- ed to compete with the Wolverines in the first place. "Todd has played very well for us all…

… pounds. There were his hands, which are soft enough to catch an ostrich egg dropped from a 10-story building. And there were offenses. Who would use his potent combination ? Apparently, the Wolverines said…

… ask me if tibo Notebook I'd do it again, I would. If you ask me if I wish we didn't do it today, I do." RAY'S DAY: Marcus Ray had arguably his best day as a Wolverine. Not only did he intercept two…

… interception returns. LIKE BUTTER: Tyrone Butterfield's 59-yard kickoff return in the fourth quarter was "one of the biggest plays of the game," Michigan coach Lloyd Carr said. The Wolverines had several other…

… big plays, something they have been miss- ing lately. They had five plays for 20 yards or more. DISCIPLINE, DISCIPLINE: The Wolverines, who have a reputation for discipline, had some trouble with…

… home. The streak is the school's longest since 1991-92. TOSSING IT AROUND: Michigan lost the coin toss again. Michigan won the game again. The Wolverines improved to 7-0 this season when they've lost the…

… coin toss. And the Wolverines won their eighth straight regular season game when los- ing the coin toss, dating back to last season's Ohio State game. MILESTONES: Senior kicker Remy Hamilton's 44-yard…

… remaining in the first half, Marcus Ray picked off Michigan State quar- terback Todd Schultz's pass. The Wolverines went on to score a touch-. down with 15 seconds left in the half and gained so much momentum…

… Eastern Michigan is not expected to give Michigan much of a test. The Wolverines return all but two swimmers from last year's Big Ten championship team and are ranked sixth nationally in the N C A A coaches…

…-squad meet in Ann Arbor, and a Big Ten relay meet held at Northwestern. Michigan won five of 10 events in Evanston, with Iowa winning four and Wisconsin taking the other. Though the Wolverines will not face…

… would win tonight's Michigan-Purdue game, he (or she) might have laughed in your face. Myichigan was 1-13 and in the throes of an 11-game losing streak. Purdue had already whipped the Wolverines in Ann…

… a team on its way up. The Wolverines already proved they could beat the best two weeks ago in a 68-58 upset of the league-leading Iowa Hawkeyes. "THERE IS no doubt in my mind that Michigan is playing…

… can see from the record how wrong that was." Even Wolverine coach Bill Frieder lamented before the conference season that his team "might not win another game." Yet as Michigan's wins have mounted, so…

…, but played well at times against Indiana on Saturday (a 78-70 loss)." A PAIR OF road wins will give the eighth-place Wolverines a chance to close their Big Ten season by nosing out Michigan State for…

… different team now." Purdue got 34 points from guard Keith Edmonson in the last matchup, and the Wolverines must hold the 6-5 senior closer to his team-leading 19.9 scoring average if they hope to prevail…

… with 6-3 "superfrosh" guard Eric Turner, who leads the Wolverines and rankssixth in the conference in scoring (14.5 ppg.) and assists (4.3), and 6-7 senior forward Thad Garner, who is averaging 13…

….8 points and 5.9 rebounds per contest. Garner needs just 23 points and 22 rebounds in Michigan's final three games to become only the seventh Wolverine to reach 1,000 career points and 600 career rebounds…

… layup in the Boilermakers' 88-69 victory over the Wolverines on January 9. The two teams will meet again tonight at 7:35 in Mackey Arena. 4 COMING SOON Edmonson top Boiler-bucket-maker { UNIVERSITY…

… in the Big Ten.tourna- ment, second in the NCAA tournament in 1974, tied for 12th this past season, and also finished first and fourth in Big Ten dual meet competi- tion. The Wolverines have sported…

…, Johannesen and Jen- kins recruited from every weight class. (Ex- cept 177 where junior Mark Johnson holds down the position solidly after his fourth place finish in the Big Ten last year.) The Wolverines prize…

… finish would earn some respect for the Wolverine golf program and a trip to the NCAA tournament later at Co- lumbus. By the way, Newcombe hoped for a second in the Big Tens as ever-strong Indiana hosted…

… Northern Inter- collegiate (NIGT), the Bronco and the Spartan Invitational. Nevertheless, captain McPar- Ian averaged 76.3 for the year and was the bright spot for the Wolverines most of the way. But it was…

…' S: Success A tra dition I Wolverines to follow. A few of are Ann Arborite Jamel Fak- the phenomenal accomplish- houry and Higman. Vaulting ments last season include Lok- prospectives include…

… Arbor native Do- like success and with many of rian Deaver. "He does a great last year's squad members re- turning, the Wolverines should r ..............<:.:: :::>:: be tough," said Loken. "We will…

… willbe they dominated byI expected to add much needed members of the team depth to the squad. t/On. NEW WOLVERINE gymnasts will have the chance to prove themselves in the coming year, as Michigan faces…

… perhaps itst toughest schedule in many years. Besides the customary Windy City and Midwest tournaments at the beginning of the season, the Wolverines will host Big' Ten opponents Minnesota, Indi- ana and…

… season, and we hope to be able to come back and win the Big Ten," commented Benedict about the trip. Start at Phoenix The Wolverines will be playing their first game of the season at Phoenix, as compared…

… next week, and Coach Bill Murphy will have eyes on his sophomore talent when the Blue take on Miami and North Carolina down at Coral Gables. The Wolverines face Wisconsin in the Big Ten opener at the re…

…, Duane Hoecherl of Minnesota, and Bill Buck of Iowa, all of whom gave the Wolverines fits in dual meets. "Tramp Twins" The "tramp twins," Tom Oster- land and T. Francis, will be two more Wolverines in…

… fourth place finisher last year. Defends Titles Leading the Wolverines into the preliminaries will be sprinter Tom Robinson, who set marks in the 60- and 300-yard races at last year's meet. The Bahaman…

… as the Badgers in an effort to get the ball, continuously fouled the Wolverines who proved to be deadly at the foul line. Pete Tillotson and Burton took scoring honors for the Wolverines with 19 points…

…, taking shots only when there was an opening. Lit- sow and Holt with 22 and 17 points respectively were high men for them. The Wolverines controlled the backboards 47-34, with George Lee grabbing 17, to…

…'s gymnastic victory over Michigan State, 61%-502, last Friday affirmed what has been known since the beginning of the season--that the Wolverine's tal- ent-laden squad would be a power in the Big Ten this year…

… Wolverine cause, taking a first in the free exercise, trying for two more in the side horse and in tumbling and fin- ished third on the parallel bars. Hayslett's performance was per- haps the most encouraging…

… feature of the meet. Though the blond gymnast finished fourth in total points in last year's Big Ten meet, he had taken firsts in only four events in the Wolverines' three previous meets this winter…

… his premise was the work of the Wolverines against Western Ontario on Saturday. Pete Fries, swimming the backstroke for the first time in competition, took first with a respectable 2:19.4. Michigan…

… by Ray Pavichevich put the Wolverines ahead, 29-27, a minute before halftime and7'Purdue never caught up. Another basket by Pavichevich and three points by freshman cen- ter Paul Groffsky helped the…

… Maize and Blue to a 34-30 margin at the midway mark. ' IT WAS MICHIGAN'S. strong third period spurt that put the game on ice. With Skala pacing the way the Wolverines built their lead into a comfortable…

… basketball title. -Daily-Bruce Knoll THROWS STONE-Milt Mead, 6-7 Wolverine center drives un- derneath for a final quarter bucket. Trying to stop the Bay City sophomore is Jim Stone, a 6-3 reserve forward for…

… in the Michigan breast- stroke and backstroke departments on the eve of the Big Ten cham- pionships. The Wolverines boast two na- tional champions and the defend- ing Big Ten winners in the 100 and 200…

…-yard breaststroke races, Stew Elliott and John Davies, re- spectively. * * * ON THE BACKSTROKE side of the picture the Wolverines have been able to garner first place in only three dual meets this season…

…. The race was swum in the usual 25-yard pool. In the 100-yard breaststroke the Wolverine co-captains, El- liott and Davies, will be out to duplicate their feat of 1951 when Elliott won the race and…

… Davies finished right behind in second place. Both Stassforth and Holan will challenge the Wolverines in the shorter race; but both the oppon- ents are better at the longer 200- yard event. Illinois' Jim…

… Wolverines' best oppor- tunity to score in the backstroke evehts rests with Bumpy Jones, who holds the third best time for the 200 thus far this season. However, the versatile Jones has swum the backstroke in…

… Spartans, was unable to cope with Moore's haird ground strokes and smashing overhead and lost to the Wolverine, 6-2, 6-3. Graham, play- ing in his first Varsity match, ran through Bentley in the final…

… rallies at net, but the Wolverines' superior overheads and Parton's fiat forehand 'drives gave them a victory. Algyer and Heaney, teaming to- gether for the first time, easily de- feated Swan and Jennings…

… Gray netmen re- Reserves ...............010 310 x-5 ,,,,;n (aptaii' Buck Rester Who will lead the Wolverines in a dual meet against the Scarlet and Grey trackmen tomorrow at Colum- bus. R OM(THER CE…

… broad jump. The veteran Pat Prout and Eardley are the Wolverine pole vaulters, with Felker and Waldo entered in the high jump. Ketz and Williams are slated to take care of the hammer, while Beamen and…

… Bucks are rated equal favorites with the Wolverines, and it is generally ; predicted that the margin of vic- tory will' be unusually slight for either outfit. The shot put should be a closely con-, tested…

… distance on only two occasions. Neither team has a formidable performer in the javelin, although the Wolverines are slight favor- ites in this event due to the show- 1ugs of Beaman and Knoppe in practices…

… victories yesterday, Min- nesota not only swept the Wolverines in a rain-shortened weekend series, but it took a 74-73 edge in the teams' all-time series. Dating back to its first game in 1893, the Minnestoa…

… because you know it's such a battle, and it's just good baseball." Yesterday's victories improved Min- nesota's record in the last four years against the Wolverines to 12-2. Although Michigan lost the first…

… only coached 24 games in a Wolverine uniform, he realizes the importance of the storied series, especially in today's context. "Minnesota is an outstanding pro- gram, and they're certainly one of the…

…: t~l o2(9)" Sokol (10) HBP- Cantalamessa; Roberts. 5 - Steidl (5); Pattee (3). 8 7 Junior Jake Fox and the Wolverines suffered a doubleheader sweep at the hands of Big Ten-leader Minnesota. BROCK…

… senior centerfield- er Gino Lollio experienced a few misplays in the matchup against the Gophers. Cantalamessa over-ran a ball early in the fifth inning of the first game, which later cost the Wolverines a…

… right on top of it." Even though the Michigan defense was obviously affected by the nasty weather, the Wolverines do not feel that the weather is a handicap with their performance in the field. But…

… Wolverine uniform: Although Koman did start 51 games as a freshman in 2000, he truly broke out of his shell as a sophomore. In 2001, Koman tore apart pitching, hitting .383 with 14 homeruns and 60 RBIs, 211…

…'s what good teams do." Michigan answered in the sixth inning when Brandon Roberts came up with the bases loaded and launched a ball deep down the right field line. The Wolverines raced to the top of the…

…," Lollio said. in their last three turns at bat. The Wolverines had 17 hits on the day, but managed to score just seven runs. "We had runners in scoring position the whole game," Koman said. "But we couldn…

… Wolverines ended their season by losing six straight. Robinson did his part, contributing 20 points in the lose to Ohio State. SATURDAY'S GAME Ohio State 84 Michigan 75 Players of the Game Dommanic Ingerson…

… (Michigan), Ingerson led the Wolverines with 21 points and three assists while shooting 8- of-14 from the field. Brian Brown (Ohio State) Brown, who played all 40 minutes, scored 19 points, dished out 8…

… M o u n t and Bill Keller. Both achieved ''7 - _.T _ L T~ the Wolverines will have to con- tend with the added rigors of playing in Purdue arena. Coach King attributes home success to the fans. "The…

…Coach Fred Snowden said, "Mark was the turning point for us in an otherwise slow ball game. He was the catalyst we needed to fire us up." Besides these Wolverine bright spots, they may profit from Pur- due…

… there, some backcourt pressure applied by the Wolverines m a y trouble any inept ball handlers. -Dail-Andy Sacks WOLVERINE STAR RUDY TOMJANOVICH leaps high above the crowd for one of his game…

…-leading total of sixteen rebounds in Michigan's victory over the Badgers last Saturday. Wolverine hopes for an upset of Purdue once against center around Tomjanovich, 1MW THINCLADS THIRD: BadgersTriumphant cond…

… talent, Michigan comes off high note Last cagersI By DAVE HANNES Saturday the Wolverine gave a performance which By ERIC SIEGEL. They were wrong when they rated Harry Truman a 2 million w vote underdog…

… seven more for the semi-finals. According to Wolverine h e a d coach Dave Martin, "They (t h e Badgers) had it pretty well sewn tip Friday night. When a team has two qualifiers to every one of yours, you…

… Two Nights Playing their second game in as many nights and third of the week, the Wolverines opened up a 2-0 lead on goals by Gerry Kolb and Don Rodgers midway through the first period. Kolb flicked in…

… Berenson's power play goal, which tied Neil Celley's school record for most goals in a season, gave the Wolverines their second lead at midway through the sec- tond stanza. Then the roof fell in. Elov Seger…

… the Big Ten meet at Colum- bus last year. Jastremski clocked 1:00.6 while Nelson touched out in 1:01.3 to also break his own Wolverine varsity record. Two More Geza Bodolay came through for a fifth…

… State's John Bo- tella for his defeat on the 1- meter board by edging the Buck- eye champion in the 3-meter div- ing finals 500.35 to 493.70. The Wolverine duo of Ron Jaco and Pete Cox were right up there…

… third place with a clocking of 3:43.9 to the Gophers' 3:44.3. Surprise - Indiana Fins Michigan Coach Don Canham agreed that the Badgers took it instead of the Wolverines' losing it. "They deserved to…

… will either lead the team to a much-needed win or it will be the downfall of today's matchup against Central Michigan. The Wolverines and Chippe- was (12-16) are almost a mirror image of one another in…

… balanced matchup, Maloney is looking "to play the game (the Wolverines) are capa- ble of playing - good fundamen- tal baseball." At practice yesterday, volun- teer coach Wayne Welton worked to clean up those…

… will likely pitch close to 400 by season's end. Former Wolverine Jordan Tay- lor and senior Stephanie Speier- man combined for 364 innings by the end last year's NCAA Super Regional run. For Driesenga…

… had its entire roster together on the ice during yesterday's practice for the first time in weeks. And if captain Jed Ortmeyer's knee continues to improve heading into the weekend, the Wolverines might…

… deal with yester- day. The Wolverines also had to cope with the loss of yet another member, when Dommanic Ingerson announced his intention to transfer from Michigan at the end of the semester.q Ingerson…

… would be the second Wolverine to depart from the team in the past week. Junior Avery Queen was dismissed for unspeci- fied team rule violations after the team returned from the Paradise Jam last Wednesday…

… something to do with (his decision)." Ingerson's only action this season came during the Wolverine's first exhibition game against Wayne State Nov. 1. In his third minute of play, he went up for a rebound but…

… captain back on the ice for prac- tice should be a big boost for the Wolverines. "I think (his) leadership is huge on this team, it's been really important," Berenson said. "I can't tell you it's been…

… College Hockey Showcase this past weekend by naming him the conference's Defensive Player of the Week. Montoya stopped 57 of the 59 shots he faced to lead the Wolverines to wins over Wisconsin and Minnesota…

… 1975 and '76 versions of the Wolverines dominated the Big Ten, winning back- to-back championships, the elusive College World Series in Omaha, Neb., was twice spoiled. The Michigan baseball program has…

…, Wisconsin, lost a lot to graduation. The Badgers, the three-time defending conference champions, will run this year without standout Pasquel Dobert. !OR Parkway *at~ a a A z The Wolverines lost a big…

… meet, many runners wor- ried how the high altitude of over 6,000 feet would affect their performances. Although the Wolverines did finish a respectable fourth place, the three teams that defeated them…

… wing Mike Knuble (an alternate captain) joins Steven Halko (also an alternate) and team captain Rick Willis to provide leadership for the Wolverines this season. Blue wars un after sumdmaer M' hockey…

…, who will permaz nently join the squad. Wolverine senior Ian Forsyth finished in 10th place last weekend. Innovation Opportunity ZS Associates is a rapidly grdwing, entrepreneurial management…

… performance for him. But all four of them making it and getting it out of the way is really good." The women's team dove in the three meter springboard event. The Wolverines had the top five divers, four of…

… available at press time. EHIK ANGERMEIER/Daily The Michigan women's basketball team will be looking for its first victory of the season when it plays Indiana State Saturday. The Wolverines are 0-1. Tear…

… it. And you know the Wolverines will remember what he said last year after the Wolverines smashed the Boilermakers in the final conference game. The teams play each other this Sunday afternoon. Last…

… Michigan win would give the Wolverines sole posses- sion of the conference lead. That is something the Wolverines haven't had in almost two years, since they whipped Indiana on the last day of the 1986 Big…

… be firemen or lawyers. Buddy wanted to be a coach from day one." VanDeWege's rise to his present job was quick. After managing the Wolverines men's basketball team his junior and senior years, Van…

… program around. The Wolverines are sporting an improved 10- 7 record this season. 31' Gro BY STEVEN COHEN Sometimes it takes time for a team to receive the recognition it deserves. So far, appropriate…

… basketball at Michigan this Cason, guard Eric Turner seemed to e the only recruit that Wolverine fans daed about. And when the Wolverines ned their regular season last Satur- at Arkansas, Michigan fans were…

… Eastern Michigan, "the Rock" made six of 10 shots from the field (the only Michigan player to shoot over 50 percent) and scored 13 points. His outside shooting in the second half enabled the Wolverines to…

…, the only trouble that Rockymore has had so far this season was when Arkansas put on a full-court press against the Wolverines. Turner and Rockymore experienced some dif- ficulty in breaking the…

… role is to come in and play defense as well as score." But although Rockymore's play this season has so far been outstanding, the Wolverines as a team have not been very successful. And with such a young…

… snaring a rebound in last week's exhibition game against Windsor, has surprised many Wolverine followers with-his -outstanding shooting ability. The former Ai.- Stater from Detroit Southwestern currently…

… hockey squad turned in a lack-luster per-j formance irn the Coliseum last night, but it was still good enough to whip a weak Michigan State sextet 9-6 and smash two all-time Wolverine season scoring…

… cruised around the Green and White de- fense six minutes later and caught the far corner of the net with a backhand blast to account for the remainder of a five goal Wolverine second period. Individual…

… the Hoosiers handed the Wolverines a 57-42 setback before 5,000 fans in Yost Field House. The smooth-working Hoosiers, paced by the clever ball-handling of Billy Garrett, broke into the lead after eight…

… point margin, and coasted on to its eleventh Conference win. The defeat was Michigan's ninth in 12 Big Ten contests. The Wolverines' attempts at the TYPEWRITERS' Repaired Ar/Rented Sold Bought Fountain…

…. The Hoosiers popped in 14 of 28 floor shots for a tre- mendous fifty per cent average. The Wolverines improved some- what in. the final period, hitting nine of 33 attempts for a still none…

… three wins the best Michigan could hope for would be a tie for last place with Ohio State. A win over Iowa, who knocked off the Wolverines '7-48 earlier in the season, would give the quintet its fourth…

… Herron (19) was not enough to overcome road. Three low-post pla the more balanced Wolverines by freshman Jennifer Sm Senior guard Anne Thorius scored all 14 of her points The game had four lea in the…

… second half, including a 3-pointer with 1:57 left to teams went into the lock put Michigan back up by nine. Michigan's 1 1-0 run mid- up 30-29. Michigan twi way through the second gave the Wolverines the…

… tally four points on the weekend. 1~ GEFF Koci- ,LfuT WIN inhe captain had a gutsy performance, t'icluding scoring two key goals for the Wolverines in an attempt to keep pC<tile hopes alive. D…

….m. .. Michigan returns home after a disap- ,' pointing performance in the GLI for two key CCHA games. The Wolverines ;rMay be without three of their stars #.who are still in Moscow. kUSCHO TOP 10 No. I Michigan…

…PAGE SIX THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SIX TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY Wrestlers, Gymnasts, Thinclads in Title Cont entiot MSU Matmen Lead in Meet; Five Wolverines in Finals, 'M' Qualifies Most Men; Bird…

… lost a match. Corriere's loss to Iowa's Joe Mullins considerably hurt the Wolverine's chances. Mullins Prepared Corriere came out fast and after sizing'Mullins up made a move for a takedown..Mullins was…

… note for the Wolverines was the showing of little Nick Armelagos. Although only winning one match, he came within 15 seconds of upsetting se- cond seeded George Hobbs. Near Pin. Armelagos almost pinned…

…'s finals. Michigan will be seeking its third straight Big Ten Indoor title tonight. As expected, the Wolverines were particularly strong in the middle distance events. Coach Don Canham chose to enter Ergas…

….-Senzig (MSU) vs. Turner - (OSU) (Continued from Page 1) The Wolverines and the Illini combined to qualify first in every event as Michigan's Tom Oster- land took an early lead in re- bound tumbling and Hal…

…- bling to help offset Holmes' first. The Wolverines' best chance for a sweep tomorrow will come in the -high bar, on which Montpetit' qualified first with 9512, followed by Hynds and teammate Gil La- rose…

… the Wolverines' good- showing thus far has been the performance of its sophomore spe- cialists. Barry Spicer, Lew Fenner, and Halph Bromund, qualified sixth in free exercise, fifth on the side horse…

… Wolverines are in command at this point, Illinois cannot be counted out. The Illini aren't about to give up a 12th straight Conference ti- tle without a strong fight. Pond, an ex-Marine, said that "the issue…

… 'is still in doubt, but we're the Marines," meaning, of course, that his team is used to the pressure, and still is in position to grab top honors. After the afternoon session in which the Wolverines…

… an easy 6-1 win over traditional rival Michigan State here last night.' The redhead notched his two markers in the opening period and the Wolverines picked up a pair in each of the final two frames to…

… valiant effort to take the 157 pound toga from the strong shoulders of the Badger great. The Wolverines won one third place and one fourth place in the consolation bouts. In the light heavyweight match, Joe…

…. The Wolverines won the medley by two yards, but backstroker Bernie Kahn was called for a missed turn and Iowa took the event for the record books. * * * FOR MICHIGAN, the breast- stroke - backstroke…

… Friday night. Wolverine Don Hoover and Len Truex, the OSU flash were the other double winners. Hoover won both the low and high hurdles, his times being a excellent :08.7 in the highs and :08.1 in the lows…

… first, two seconds and a third to exempli- fy their all-around power, Only Michigan could approach this display of top placings, and lack of depth and balance cut short any chances the Wolverines had. Two…

…- spectable fifth in a highly com- petitive field, while Bruner was edged out by inches by Thomas in the high hurdles to wind up third. The Wolverines' mile relay team put on its best performance of the year to…

… cinch second place for the Wolverines. Even with a bad baton pass intermingled with the run- ning, the quartet finished a close five yard second to Illinois. Both Al Rankin, who finished his lap with an…

…, 20 1951 Visit England, Belgium, Switzerland and France I Dolan Leads Illinois Gymnasts To 64-3 2 Win over Wolverines HAWAII Study Tour for Girls-$495.00 Departure June 17th An outstanding program…

… the holiday season as in the past few years, the team has been working out daily during the past week and appears to be in good shape. Last season the Wolverines man- aged to eke. out a one point margin…

… Coach Cliff Keen to juggle his men around during the final week of practice in order to find the best combination for his starting team. Leading the Wolverines will be Co-captains Earl Thomas and John…

… lecture at Rackham Auditorium. But for some members of the Michigan men’s cross country team, senior year brought a first. It was the first time the Wolverines were able to call themselves Big…

… (this program) won. This team wanted to win and wanted to leave their mark, and that’s what they did.” The last time the fifth-ranked Wolverines ran their way to first place was in 1998 — Sullivan…

…, Patrick, raised his son as a Wolverine fan. His childhood fandom is one of the reasons Marody chose Yost for a birthday celebration over more conventional options as a third grader. Being exposed…

… Daily Sports Writer The Michigan volleyball team will journey to the sunny skies of California this weekend. But the trip will be anything but a vacation for the Wolverines. Michigan, which won four of…

…. There's not going to be a lot of free time, but at this time of year, I will play anywhere." This attitude will definitely come in handy should the Wolverines make it out of the second round of the…

… assist, showing no ill-effects of Schock's check. THEY 15ID IT AGAIN: Saturday nights last-minute, game-winning goal by Michigan State's Bryan Adams ended the Wolverines' quest to set the school record for…

… Spartans who won the battle early, killing off the Wolverines' first four man-advantages of the game. On the fifth, early in the third period, Matt Herr ended the Spartans' streak of 20 straight successful…

…'s tennis team missed seeing the Diag crowd on Hash Bash, and it didn't go home to its families for Easter Sunday. Instead, the Wolverines opened their Big Ten season this weekend against Minnesota and Iowa…

… the match went on." The Wolverines spent yesterday preying on the Hawkeyes. The Iowa victory helped provide Michigan with some confidence. "It's starting to come together," sophomore John Costanzo said…

… remember Jim Paciorek, the man who was not retired in nine consecutive at-bats. They may remember the four hour and 15 minute Wolverine-Golden Bear game, a battle that was won and lost five times before…

… Michigan's stay atRosenblatt Stadium was brief. The Wolverine presence will be eclipsed by the play of the national powers in the last two rounds, as it should be. There is, however, one Blue image that will…

… walks, Middaugh was in the stands behind home plate meticulously scouting the other teams. There is little doubt that the Wolverines were the most heavily coached team in the series. Many witnesses of…

… 23 batters uninten- tionally, but the fact is, Middaugh threw many of those balls. In the third inning of the final game against Arizona, the Wolverines and the Wildcats were tied, 6-0. The leadoff…

… managerial moves that Middaugh made in that inning would constitute the very definition of over-managing. In the context of this particular Wolverine team in this particular World Series,~however, the coaches…

… acted managerial style becomes understan- dable, and indeed, justifiable. In terms of talent and experience, the 1980 Wolverine team was good, not great. Their roster had an inordinant number of freshmen…

…, including three of the four starting pitchers. Aside from the big four in the lineup, Paciorek, Foussianes, Hool and Wagner, the rest of the active Wolverine batters hit only .262 asa group. It is quite…

… wildly to first pulling Bob Wasilewski off the bag. Owens received an error on the play. Freshman Mark Clinton made his first start for the Wolverines in the first game, and received relief help from first…

…-year man Mike Thomas in whitewashing Notre Dame in the opening game 4-0. The two limited the weak-hitting Irish to only four hits while the Wolverines decided the contest with a three-run outburst in the…