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… 10 minutes as the Wolverines struck for a come- from-behind victory. Shut down in the first half by Purdue's assembly-line jump shots, 37-30, Michigan opened shop in the second half with 13 points in…

… Wolverines held the lead in limbo. Then forward Dave McClellan, playing on a tightly-taped tender ankle, limped off with a charley horse. Enter Willy. "McClellan's injury wasn't ser- ious. He could have gone…

… points and 14 re- bounds, and the Wolverine posse rounded up the stragglers. King, head coach at Purdue, em- phasized that the Boilermakers couldn't outrun the Wolverines. like Michigan, with its height…

… eye-catching 63.6 per cent, compared to Michigan's lukewarm percentage of 42.0 The Wolverines, after hitting a freezing 32.8 before halftime, turned on for a cool 50.0 after. Downhill Purdue dipped…

… The goal judge called it a goal, and one referee called for a faceoff. Big Mixup Half the Wolverine team piled over to the crease to find out what was happening. After a long discussion, the Michigan…

… events to pace the Wolverines in a meet inwhich the only apparent Blue weakness was in the freestyle sprints. Badg- er Fred Hogan raced to victory in both the 50- and 100-yard freestyle sprints, but with…

… points after winning the low board competition with a total of 2'72.6. Hogan's wins in the sprints were less than im- pressive, as he turned the 50 in :21.95 and the 100 in :48.41. The Wolverines jumped…

… Monday, February 6 Union Ballroom 7:00-9:30 NOW making their weights," according to Wolverine assistant coach Rick Bay. "Everyone on their squad had to wrestle up one weight.". The Wolverines combined…

… deci- sioned Bill Waterman, 6-3. Initial Pin Michigan sophomore Geoff Hen- son gained his first pin of the sea- son by entangling 130 pound Rich Schildt, after the Wolverines' 123 pound Big Ten champion…

…'s game with Purdue. Roger Blalock (41) defends for the Boilermakers. The Wolverines were victorious, 86-74, as four starters hit in double figures. (See story page 7) INFILTRA TE COLLEGES: FDA Exposes Drug…