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February 05, 1988 (vol. 98, iss. 88) • Page Image 10

…-and-home hockey series with Western Michi- gan. The Wolverines will try to main- )er- tain their present "bronze" status and eat increase their three-point lead over An the fourth-place Broncos in Kalama- for zoo…

… tonight and tomorrow night at s. Yost Ice Arena. lore Western, which has played two ave fewer conference games than the )M. Wolverines, has finished third only gets once in the past 11 years, while th…

February 05, 1988 (vol. 98, iss. 88) • Page Image 11

… meets this season, is currently ranked 14th na- tionally. Excluding last night's match at Minnesota, the team has handily defeated its last five oppo- nents. Coach Dale Bahr feels that his Wolverines do…

… 142, 167, and heavyweight weight classes are matches that can push Michigan over the edge. The Wolverines will need strong perfor- mances from Larry Gotcher, Mike Amine, and Bob Potokar, respec- tively…

February 05, 1988 (vol. 98, iss. 88) • Page Image 12

… the country for Pur- due. The Boilermakers and Wolverines, co-leaders in the Big Ten with 7-1 records, square off Sunday at Crisler Arena. Pue reseeks revenge Blue fresh off Iowa drubbing A (contued…

… differently this year? "Play better," Keady simply stated. "We're not worried about last year's game. We're worried about coming in and competing with them this year." If the 11th-ranked Wolverines, 18-3, play…

February 05, 1988 (vol. 98, iss. 88) • Page Image 1

… the final day of the season needing only a victory over the fifth-place Wolverines to clinch an outright Big Ten championship. The only prob- lem was that Michigan didn't cooperate with the…

… Boilermakers' plan. The Wolverines sent Keady and his squad reeling out of town with a 104-68 thrashing of the highly- ranked Boilermakers. Not only was it an embarrassing loss on national television, it…

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