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… .close to home who don't look for Michigan to be in the winner's circle when the laur- els are being handed out. Foremost among them is Phil Diamond of Ann Arbor, long time Wolverine follower and…

… Trip By STAN KUKLA Michigan meets North Dakota tonight and tomorrow night in its final two games in the Western Collegiate Hockey Association and the Wolverines' chances for vic- tory 'become slimmer by…

…, Wayne Kartusch and Don Rodgers. The Wolverines, who now are 3- 13-2 in the WCHA and are 7-13-2 overall, are hard on the trail of their worst season since Al Ren- frew took over as coach in the 1957…

…-58 season. That year the Maize and Blue won only eight games while losing 13. The next year Renfrew's charges ended up with a 8-13-1 record. Sioux, Too? If the Wolverines drop the se- ries to the Sioux, they…

… Smith, who has done :07.9 in the lows. Michigan will clash most direct- ly with Wisconsin in the shot put, an event which Canham has lab- eled a must if the Wolverines are to have any kind of a shot at…

… tripped up by Wisconsin 61 to 46V. ,This year, the Wolverines have been gaining momentum as they neared the indoor championships. Meanwhile, Wisconsin has been hurt by injuries to key men: How- ard has a…

… 1943. had emerged asj As Coach John Powless of Wis- one of the Wolverines t o p per- consin leads his cagers into the formers after beginning the year Events Building this afternoon for as the team…

…'s sixth man. He clin- a 2:15 television duel with t h e ched a starting berth after a fine Wolverines, he may find the Mich- game against Michigan State and igan starting lineup to be some- later scored a…

… sizeable advantage. confident that if the meet is to be The Wolverine floor exercise team decided on the high bar, his Hawk- should score slightly higher than eyes will win. their opponents, due in part to…

… team's side horse. Keith McCanless of competitive edge and improve its Iowa is defending Big Ten a n d performance. If it has the same National chaimpion. He keys what effect on the Wolverines, the meet…

… is probably the strongest side horse should be as tough as the respec- team in the nation. The Wolverine tive records would indicate. team is capable of a good score, but has been somewhat disappoint…

… Defense Intelligence Agency team that promises to make the Illinois rings one of the afternoon's clos- Ohio State -------- est events. Minnesota Trampolining is the Wolverines' Indiana domain, with…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY rAGE SEVEN TUESDAY, MARCH 1, 1966 TIJESDAY, MARCH 1,1966 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN Wolverines Eliminate Iowa in 103-88 Win By HOWARD KOHN Cazzie Russell reached…

… been the Wolverines' bread-and-butter dish for the past three years, gave the All-American guard 2,000 career points. What does the new record mean to Caz? "It felt great," he said after the game with…

… into a zone defense. "With Peeples gone, they had trouble moving underneath," ex- plained the Wolverine coach. But it was Cazzie Russell who ignited the Michigan offense to a roaring come-back with a…

… field goal record. He al- ready has scored more points in his collegiate career than any Wolverine in history. And last night's final basket was a stuff by the guy who's still looking for more "highlights…

… the Wolverines boast the number "This will be the closest and one tramp team in the Big Ten best Big Ten gymnastics meet and the nation. ever, with four teams having a Miller, last year's Big Ten and…

… Forte In order to capture the league Iowa should rack up high point title outright, the Wolverines must totals on the side horse, rings and finish first in the league meet. A high bar. Their horse team of…

… must be a world's record not to have mentioned Carl Robie in a Michigan swimming story up to now. The indomitable Wolverine captain is set to go in the 200 yard butterfly and the 500 yard free- style…

… DILLEY medalist backstroker Gary Dilley, by Wolverine senior Russ Kin-t gery. Stager says this may be "the story of the meet." And Kingery thinks he can beat1 him. Even though there are only I three teams…

… Spartans. A serious challenge to Michigan's annual runner-up position suddenly be- came a reality when State bumped off the Wolverines, 63-60, on Jan. 21. According to Stager, this may be the real dog fight…

…_THE MICHIGAN DAILY ihigan Track Strength Lies Sprints, Both Hurdle Events Upper Weight Classes Hold Ke To Wolverine Wrestling Hopes S/ (This is the second in a three-part series analyzing…

… all the way. It remains to Keen to choose the weights in which they stand the best chance of winning. To.Outfox Collins The Wolverine coach needs all the points he can get in the upper' weights, and…

… J zings~ but will take heat treatments this (This is the second of two articles The Wolverines are counting on week, and should be ready for the analyzing Michigan's strengths and The olvrins ar…

… of Michigan State into the top ten in their events, Adding to Robinson's worries is and Troy's Indiana teammate, and help the Wolverines overtake the remark made about Miles by Frank Brunel, are…

… tumble is the Big Ten mark of 2:06.5 held by former Wolverine captain Tony Tashnick. Jastremski has done 2:04.0, Roethke 2:04.1, and Wolf, 2:05.9. Position Solid In the breaststroke, Michigan's position…

… one-game winning streak was decisively snapped by Illinois here last night, 90-61, the Illini's most lopsided victory over Michigan in eight years. The Wolverine cagers, who fA- nally found their…

….4 mark. The lights went out in Huff Gym, as far as the Wolverines were concerned, soon after the opening minutes of the game. With the score 4-4, the Illini bucketed five quick points to make it 9-4. Then…

… sharp outside shooting, which is what they did. The Wolverines held Illini neme- sis Mannie Jackson to six points, but all the other starters for the home team hit in double figures. Especially…

… almost surely will start when the Wolverines travel to Iowa for Saturday's cli- max to a grim season. Big Ten Standings W L Pcts. Ohio State 12 1 .923 Indiana 10 3 .769 Minnesota 9 5 .15 1 1 PIONEER…

… Wolverines' offense was conspicu- ous by contrast (or absence) Un- certainty marked the infrequent through offensive thrusts, and the limited defensive success was the result of frantic individual efforts…

… Michigan hockey coach Al Renfrew had to say for the Denver Pioneers after watch- ing his Wolverines get skated into the ice by the team that is cur- rently riding atop the standings of the Western Collegiate…

…- victory over the sluggish Wolver- end's series with the Wolverines ines on Friday. boasting of a 4.5 goal per game Lots of Scoring? average and an offense which in- Now, what prediction could cludes the…

… min- Bessone Disagrees ute. I guess it has its merits be- While up in East Lansing Amo cause if this were last year we'd be too low to get in." While Bessone is making up his mind, the Wolverines are…

…- erence indoor title at Columbus. This is because last winter's run- erup and Michigan's perennial ck rival, Illinois, has shown it- If to be a team well capable of ating the Wolverines. At a meet this…

…, Dick Cephas in the low hurdles and high jump and, of course, Tony Seth's record breaking 600-yard run, numerous Wolverines came up with several' ,noteworthy if not spectacular per- formances. After being…

… a good chance the two stars will be racing againstI each other in the mile relay, where they will probably anchor their respective teams. Seth clinched the anchor assignment for the Wolverine team…

… with a brilliant finishing leg against the Spartans Saturday. The Wolverine junior held off Michigan State's Willie Atter- berry all the way and finished with the sizzling time of :48 flat. Last year…

…-time Wis- consin soph scoring mark. As evidenced by their two wins in 11 big tries, the equally-soph- studded Wolverine crew has adopt- ed the latter half of the term "sopho-more." With the help of some…

… Stewart and Bob ly, a win against the team that the Wolverine court cut-ups have Sullivan, tall for their age, fill out beat them 98-90 the last time staffed themselves to overflowing the roster of Michigan…

… would be quite ironic in this case: "The liv- ing need charity more than the dead.' When the seemingly dying Wolverines meet the much-alive diaper-age Badgers this weekend, the dead might start looking…

… Wolverines' chances at this year's playoffs in Syracuse as a chance for that something. "You got to admit it would be great," is how he says it. state of the art in your field of study? Or will you (through…

… Group U, Bud get, H1ear Offca TO PLAY AGAIN TOMORROW: wolverine Icers Lose to Pioneers, 8-1 tea todi Pou the Wo wit ocl and and vic sor pla n fire eer ly fin day ran gan c vis pas ope in Wc H Bo cro…

…. Red Berenson led a Wolverine sh in the early minutes of the cond stanza, and Kirkwood ckled behind the sophomore rnter's backhand drive. It was e only Michigan threat of the riod. T r e m e n d o u s…

…- ngering his team's chances for ctory. For the rest of the game, e Wolverines were able to mus- r only five shots on the Pioneer See WHITE, Page 6 WATCHING-That's what Michigan's Al Hinnegan and Bernard…

… Neilsen are 4oing as Denver center Ken Williamson (8) drives the puck down the ice. The entire Wolverine squad did a lot of watching as they saw the Pioneers rip four goals through them in the last period…

…-83 at Yost field house. The win pushed the Wolverines season record to 19-3. The pre- vious high Michigan record belonged to the 1918-19 edition of the roundball men who compiled an 18-7 season mark…

… performance against Michigan at Champaign, pushed the Wolverine quintet all the way to the wire. With ten minutes left in the game the Wolverines could only boast .;:>::: <:: .,Y. . …

… predicts, "which means that the winning squad will probably need at least three firsts and two seconds." And what does this mean for the Wolverines? "Well, it means that we need some better per- Sopl…