… Blue putters with a 74, while co- ternoon. captain Frank Sims fired a 76 over the The two wins raised the Wolverines' testing Scarlet course. Olin Bagleish of record to 14-4 on the season and set up OSU…
… double play attempt. The Wolverines swept a home twinbill from San Diego7, Atlanta 4 Detroit yesterday, 5-4,12-3, to up their season record to 10-8. -of play in the Northern Intercollegiate Philadelphia8…
… alrs :dy completed its first test of the wF: kend- and received a solid "A.', rne Wolverines squashed North- we-,rn, 9-0 here yesterday fo their sixth straight Big Ten triumph without a : miish. ' he win…
… as a crucial conference battle for the Blue netters. The Badgers, who upset Michigan last year during the regular season only to bow to the Wolverines in the Big Ten tournament, have lost only one…
… tour- ney spot may be enhanced considerably today. Wolverine coach Brian Eisner is contemplating inserting either Leach or second singles standout Matt Hor- witch at the top slot against Wisconsin. Since…
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… shots just when it appeared Michigan might crawl back into the game. "He made some great shots for a big man," said Johnny Orr. "We didn't ex- pect Herbie to make the outside shots he did." THE WOLVERINES…
… determined Wolverines, it was largely a case of missed oppor- tunities down the stretch, mostly in the form of free throws. Michigan missed 13 freebies, 11 of those coming in the second half. "We committed…
…'t gonna happen.. Cagers played tough But don't think - not even for one minute - that writing a Wolverine obituary like this is an easy task after watching that Ohio State game. It's mighty tough, because…
… Bucks into costly turnovers. But all the hustle and enthusiasm in the entire arena couldn't help Michigan's players make their free throws. The Wolverines were throwing up bricks from the line throughout…
… traveling calls on McGee might come to mind, or his pitiful shot selection on several occasions. Hubbard's forty per cent free throw accuracy didn't help the Wolverines' cause much either. But don't forget…
… the identity of the Phan- ton, as well as every member of the Wolverines, but hardly anyone else does. Jim Boyce didn't mean it to be this way. If one turns to page five of Michigan's game program, you…
… courting procedure, just doing all the little things." This "courting procedure" has paved the way for every present Wolverine to s ,o Y i/ r --the most comfortable chairs Sin the Union UMtUyIs at the…
… UNION sts N for the recruitment of high school talent, he's the Wolverines' talent scout. "I'm the one who's on the road making the contact," says Boyce. "I'm '3 r I pQ o We serve only r he…
… scouting other teams for the Wolverines, keeps a con- stant watch for outstanding seniors. And there's no secret as to what Michigan still desperately needs. "We need some big people who can jump, rebound…
… that he would be going to Notre Dame in- stead,yet another example of a good big man spurning the Wolverines for an out-of-state school. BeforeAndree, there was Bruce Flowers, who was heavily sought…
… minds of Wolverine sports fans. If Michael Leach, a freshman on Brian Eisner's Blue tennis squad has any say in the matter, chances are that the name of Leach will continue to be synonymous with Michigan…
… Hubbard and Earvin John- son. Who would dare to think where the Wolverines would have been without Hub in his freshman year? With the Canton, Ohio phenom, they merely went to the NCAA finals against Indiana…
… big contribution during the Wolverines' Texas swing, and was later the Wolverines' high point man against Northwestern at Crisler. And although Smith's game showed some obvious flaws over the season…
… singles player on the Wolverines. Last year Leach was ranked 11th nationally in the 18-and-under division and was also a member of the National Junior Davis Cup team. I C ~ BELL'S AFICIONADOS// S. STATE…
…. There cellent performance," Creek said. reason for not doing well, While Creek hopes that the he amount of time and ef- Wolverines can win the Big Ten chan reparation," he said. pionships, he has goals…
… don't do well on the floor, it's because you failed to do something right in the gym," he said. Judging by their Big Ten high of 213.95 last Saturday at Indiana State, the Wolverines must be doing the…
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… helpful colleague recommends "ISD-Synethesized Graffiti." Any number of loyal Wolverines have whiled away the hours drawing stylized "M"s, and then there's always the old favorite, "Nuke the Whales," which…
… l Join The Daily The University of Michigan rugby team begins play this Saturday in its season-opener against Battle Creek. The Wolverines are the defending Big Ten champions from last year. Three…
… , I ast chance lips away; SU wins By GEOFF LARCOM With their backs to the wall and their Big Ten title hopes reduced to a glimmer, the Wolverines gave it all they had yesterday. It just wasn't enough…
…, goes to the Michigan Wolverine kicking squad, Brian Virgil and Ali Haji Sheikh who managed to end the season with a whopping three successful field goals out of 18 attem- pts. Virgil gets the special…
