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… Wolverines will enter the conference playoffs in two weeks as the last qualifier. EVEN MORE frustrating for Red Berenson's club is the failure to better the seventh-place finish of a year ago. "We really…

…-2 deficits and made the game close. In the end, though, the Wolverines failed to capitalize on their offensive opportunities, while the Buckeyes combined clutch scoring and good goalten- ding. SATURDAY evening…

… of nine from the free throw line. But this time it didn't matter. Despite Antoine Joubert's confident predictions for a Michigan victory, the Michigan State Spartans dumped the Wolverines, 74-59, last…

… divine. Instead, those other Spartans - the ones who usually watch their Plymouth, Indiana teammate sink bomb after bomb - combined to shut down Michigan's inside game and simply outrun the Wolverines. The…

… transition," said a dejected Bill Frieder, the Wolverine coach. "They made us shoot it, and we didn't shoot it in." Surprisingly, neither did Skiles. The senior guard was 4-of-11 at half- time after forcing up…

…, and created havoc for Michigan by penetrating and dishing off. More important, it was Michigan State, not Michigan, which pumped itself by outrunning the opposition. If the Wolverines looked flat, they…

…. No conistent shooting. No transition defense. The three elements Michigan needed to win last night never materialized, as the Wolverines were slapped in the face with a 74-59 loss at Crisler Arena at…

… rebounds, but poun- ded more than the glass. MSU's collapsing zone defense kept Wolverine center Roy Tarpley in check all night. The 6-11 senior finished with a respectable 15 points, but just six in the…

…." So instead of going with the bread and butter, Michigan resorted to the cold leftovers. The Wolverines forced poor shots in the second half, shooting just 33 percent from the floor. "I think we played…

… one good half of basketball," said Michigan head coach Bill Frieder whose 10-4 Wolverines dropped to second place in the Big Ten. Unfortunately, you have to play two. The second half we jus didn't shoot…

… well. We make four or five more baskets, it takes away four or five of their transition stuff. They're so good in transition." THE WOLVERINES were no match for the Spartan running game. MSU guard Scott…

… now stands at 4-3. The marvelous weekend started on Friday when the Wolverines scored a 259.25 to a 256.95 win over Illinois- Chicago, and a 242.5 victory over Kent State. CAPTAIN Mitch Rose placed…

… the all-around with a 52.60. he came in first place on both the horizontal bars (9.40), and the parallel bars (9.30). These scores helped the Wolverines (263.20) to overcome Iowa State (261.10), and…

… Janne Klepek who finished fourth in the all-around with a 36.15, her highest all-around score as a Wolverine. Another freshman, Amy Meyer, also performed well with a fourth place finish on the balance…

… r By CHRISTIAN M. MARTIN The 14th-ranked Wolverines blasted Eastern Michigan's swim team out of the water this weekend, 72-41, in a meet that was a "tune-up, a chance to relax," as Michigan head coach…

… Friday at Matt Mann pool. Resting some of their better swim- mers and swimming out of their nor- mal rotations the Wolverines still dominated the event, capturing eight of the ten swimming events and oil…

… bumper-to-bumper traffic jam. Friday's 85-74 loss at Northwestern and Sunday's 72-67 win at Wisconsin jammed the Wolverines into a three- way tie for third place in the Big Ten. They now share 5-4 records…

… lane and geared up for a disheartened Wolverine squad that had just lost two in a row. According to Michigan head coach Bud Van De Wege, the Badgers did not play like the Sunday drivers they were made…

… Toledo and Ohio State Satur- day evening but came up short Sunday against Wisconsin, the fifth-ranked team in the nation. The weekend began almost perfectly for the Wolverines, (8-6), as they cruised to a…

… its only two points on a draw at 150 pounds. AFTER A BRIEF rest, the Wolverines returned to defeat the Buckeyes, 32-16. William Waters (118 pounds), Steven Richards (167), and Scott Rechsteiner (190…

… them breakaways, two-on-ones, three-on-twos, and any other situation one can conjure up that left the Wolverine goaltenders helpless. "Defensively, we were vulnerable, as usual," said Michigan head coach…

… history of this year's Wolverines squad to be vulnerable early in games, even to lie down dead. Having been cumulatively outscored 151-102 in the first two periods, Michigan allows goals like Ferdinand…

… erratic all year," said Berenson after Saturday night's loss. "We're not getting the consistency that we'd like but it's not just the goalkeeping, it's everyone." Cold and quiet upstairs The Wolverines have…

… down." THE WOLVERINES, who had seven players nursing colds over the weekend, warmed up against the Gophers with 62 percent shooting from the floor. Lorea Feldman hit.on 10 of 13 shots for 23 points and…

… (26-10, 21-9 conferen- ce) are in the hunt for first place in the Central Collegiate Hockey Association, while the Wolverines have clinched the eighth and final playoff seed. With a sweep of the series…

…. Michigan State leads the league with 44 points, and a split with Lake Superior this weekend would wrapup- the top spot for the Spartans. It would also finalize a trip to East Lansing for the Wolverines…

… expec- tary for PASS in addition to coaching tations were not high going into the high school hockey at Birmingham 1976-77 season. A few months and 28 Brother Rice. wins later, the Wolverines found Both…

… great Michigan players," said "IT WAS THE end of a great year, a Miller. year when they didn't expect us to do "Black Jack" McDonald will also be inducted on Saturday. The Wolverines were 74-14-5 during…

… beat Dartmouth 8-4 for the Then, as Miller put it, "Wisconsin national championship. got a flukey goal to win the game." McDonald is still a Wolverine fan, THE LOSS left Manery groping for and even…

…-American for the to the third period, then tie it and lose Wolverines before coming back to so quickly in overtime..." coach his alma mater. Miller agreed, noting that, "The McDonald's influence led Berenson…

…. 1947-48 national champion Wolverines. Fencers 4 to jab at nationals By DAVE ARETHA They've foiled the state opposition and now they're ready to draw swords with the rest-of the nation. Michigan…

… realize the Wolverines would control the flow of the game. "FOR THE first three or four minutes we did pretty well," said Saunders, substituting for head coach Jimmy Williams, whose mother died Tuesday…

… refreshing part from Frieder and the Wolverines' standpoint, however, was a newfound effectiveness in the half- court game, spearheaded by Tarpley. The 6-11 center, who has been stifled by Shasky in the…

… previous meetings, showed the Wolverine faithful a new weapon he has developed. Where he had been forcing bad shots before, Tarpley was very effective in working the ball back to his guards for the easy shot…

… that," said Wolverine guard Antoine Jo "We can penetrate, put the ba and then work the ball back in the easy shot." While there was a good deal going on last night, there w some long-distance connectio…

… made by Garde Thomps Richard Rellford. THOMPSON TIED a car with 14 points, going seven f from the field. He had sixs Wolverine points in the first h Gophers ubert. centuated by a rare Garde thompson ll…

… Minnesota crowd is probably the loudest I've heard all year and the Gophers only have half as many players as Michigan. "We need our fans to be like other people's fans," said Wolverine co-captain Butch Wade…

… and make everything look spectacular." "They're waiting for me," said Steve Stoyko. For all you people who yell for Stoyko or clap when a Wolverine slams one, congratulations, you've scrat- ched the…

… Wolverines is lack of enthusiastic fan support at Crisler Arena. 'M gmnasts trm U By GREG MOLZON Michigan's men's gymnastics team is on a roll. The Wolverines notched their fifth straight win this past…

… Michigan coach Bob Darden. "We were trading scores throughout the meet like basketball teams trade baskets." The Wolverines started the meet on the right foot by taking the top three places in the floor…

… the Michigan women's gymnastics team which lost both of its meets. The first meet, Friday against Kent State, resulted in a 176.7 to 170.05 defeat for the Wolverines. "We had execution problems and some…

… falls," said coach Dana Kem- pthorn. "And once you fall, its hard to make it up." THE ONE BRIGHT spot for the Wolverines was the performance of w junior Heidi Cohen. She finished first in the all…

… was very disappointed," said Kempthorn. "We didn't do the best job that we could." In all fairness though, luck was not exactly on the side of the Wolverines. The team had to perform without alli…

… tune- up and chance to swim new events, was as one sided as the score in- dicates. The Wolverines were led by swim- ming phenom Susie Rabiah who used the Hurons' pool as if it were her own playground…

…. She combined on four victories for the Wolverines, three of them individual triumphs in the 100- yard backstroke, 50 freestyle and 200 individual medley. The fourth came in the 200 medley relay, in…

…, after a convincing victory over Eastern Michigan, is set to plunge into the Big Ten Cham- pionships next week. Wolverine Stacie Fruth, shown here, dives into a triumphant 1,000 meter freestyle performance…

… are just around the corner starting February 27. While the Wolverine swim team is where Richardson expected it to be this time of the season, he still has doubts as to how the Wolverines will fair in…

… IN WEEKEND SERIES lcers look to be By RICK KAPLAN Incentive may be hard to come by for the hockey team in this weekend's home series against Lake Superior State College. The Wolverines clinched a…

… of Michigan, Ferris State and Illinois-Chicago, both beat the Wolverines three out of four games. "We want some momentum so we can not just make the playoffs, but make our mark in them,"~ Berensonsaid…

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…- bor for a weekend series with the Wolverines. Berenson's Wolverines (12-20 overall, 10-17 CCHA), will attempt to rebound from perhaps their worst losing streak of the season. Losers of four in a row…

… the Wolverines possessed just three weeks ago is a must according to Berenson. "You can get confidence if you earn it, but you don't get it by feeling sorry for yourself or taking shortcuts and losing…

…." THE HAWKEYES' efforts didn't pay off as Michigan took eight of 16 events and finished first in many of the races. Bill Kopas, Marc Parrish, and Lee Michaud all had two wins apiece for the Wolverines…

… Wisconsin and continued their winning ways by sinking the Badgers 66-47. "EVERYONE swam solidly," said Michigan head coach Jim Richar- dson. "We had fun!" Susie Rabia led the Wolverines with two individual…

… great," said Bahr. "He ad- justed very well and came close to winning a major (eight-point) decision over a very solid opponent." RECHSTEINER was the only Wolverine to win by a fall, pinning Jan Johnson…

… at 2:58. Michigan's loss on Saturday concluded a road trip which saw them go 1-3. The Wolverines have managed only one win on the road this season. Part of Michigan's troubles must be attributed to its…

… tough schedule. "We aren't taking on any slouches," ex- plained Bahr, "but there's no question we need to get back on the winning track." One positive note, however, has come from the Wolverines…

… Frieder Thursday night after his Michigan basketball team beat Purdue by a point. A Purdue fan drew Frieder into a serious shouting match as the Wolverine coach ascended the steps of Mackey Arena to his…

… first half, the Illini hurled a few choice insults Michigan's way. Their dominance of the nationally- televised game called the Wolverines "overrated." Illinois' double-figure lead throughout the period…

… the Wolverines "losers." "They weren't pressing us much in the first half, and I think (the second half) kind of surprised us because we thought they had folded," said Wysinger. Michigan's comeback in…

… regulation proved Wysinger wrong and proved the Wolverines worthy of some other names. Call the whole team courageous for regrouping like it did after intermission to make up a 13-point deficit. More…

… importantly, call Michigan vastly improved mentally. Down by similar margins against Minnesota and Michigan State, the Wolverines lost all semblance of composure. In Saturday's second half, they were cool…

… seconds of regulation. So call Gary Grant and Antoine Joubert human. The Wolverines' top two scorers on the day, they both made essential contributions. What stands out, however, is - Name calling…

… 54-49, and after five minutes of offense from Henderson, forward Rich Rellford, and center Roy Tar- pley, the Wolverines had erased Illinois' advantage and taken a 61-60 lead. Tarpley (18 points, five…

… rebounds) was instrumental for the lifesaving Wolverines, sinking several baskets from outside and muscling under- neath when Michigan needed brawn. Surprisingly, Tarpley did his best work while in foul…

… full 45 minutes. Winters' 84 percent shooting (10 of 12) stung the Wolverines throughout the game, and along with Norman supported the collapsing Illini in the second half. Michigan's starting guards…

…-team Central Collegiate Hockey Association. w Mathematically, the Wolverines are still alive for home ice in the playoffs, but they must win all their remaining games, and hope Lake Superior does not win any of…

…-meter event. Other Wolverines who came out on top for the meet include Stacie Fruth in the 100-yard freestyle, and Susie Rabia, who won both the 200-yard freestyle and the 100-yard freestyle. FOR THE first time…

… sixteen events in the Wolverine Open, held at the Track and Tennis Building. To make the NCAA meet in Syracuse in early March she needed to run 9:25. Schroeder finished 9:13:61, easily the out- standing…

… me. It wasn't there.'' Continuing to roll for the Wolverines, senior Joyce Wilson strided to three first place vic- tories. Wilson took the 440-yard dash in 56.54 closely followed by teammate Dedra…

… deiee to yo UIu tenetABOVE TACO BELL S kof the semester valid only with coupon expires 2/7/86 cci 100 I - - -- - - -- - r Graplers Special to the Daily "KIRK D The Wolverine wrestlers had to be said…

… Michig Number-two Iowa State started Scott Rechs Michigan's troubles with a 32-9 vic- Their indivi tory over the Wolverines on Thur- enough to sday. The Wolverines couldn't muster however. any wins in the…

… in In addition to Trost's win against e second time in as ma- Minnesota, the Wolverines picked up hards and Rechsteiner victories from John Wyland (126 victories, and the team pounds), Rickey Moore…

… Wisconsin at Crisler Arena, improving the Wolverines' record to 7-2 midway through the Big Ten season. The 6-11 senior, who has appeared to suffer from amnesia on the court this season, remembered who he was…

…, scoring 27 points on 69 percent shooting. "I was shooting the jumper," Tar- pley said. "That kind of opened it up for me inside." The Wolverine center's success from outside kept the lane clear for his…

….. "We played great defense and I think that was the biggest thing," said Joubert. The hard-working Wolverine defen- se forced 22 turnovers and tallied eight steals and four blocked shots, three by…

… dominance sent it out to a 15-4 lead in the first five minutes of play. During that stretch, Wade began the dunk parade, stealing the ball and slamming it for two poin- ts. The Wolverines stuffed seven more…

… translated into points. The Wolverines outshot their op- ponents 76-36, and outscored them from the free throw line, 19-8. Hender- son regained his perfect touch from the stripe, putting in both of his at…

… either. IN THAT CONTEST, Tarpley got into foul trouble early and fouled out of the game. He saw only 16 minutes of playing time. The real surprise, though, was that the Wolverines outrebounded MSU by just…

… enjoyed the Wolverines's performance in last week's victory against Iowa. The junior guard hopes to continue the fun tonight against Michigan State. Pistons continue hot streak with 118-113 win By JIM…

… pretty ragged but we'll take the win." The game brought the return to Michigan of former Wolverine star Tim McCormick who scored one point after returning from an eye injury in the first quarter. FUJI…

… Daily Photo by SCOTT LITUCHY Robert Henderson nudges past Minnesota's John Shasky for one of his seven rebounds in last night's Wolverine victory. Michigan outrebounded the Gophers, 43-25. '1' assaults…

… make up for courses the See DEPT. Page 2 By I jiYI nr.11 'Z.r Don't count the Wolverines among the people feeling sorry for Minnesota. The Gophers, sporting an almost completely different roster than…

… the one that beat the Wolverines by ten points in Minnesota, were simply no match for Michigan last night, losing 92-56 at Crisler Arena. ROY TARPLEY led the attack with 21 points on nine-of-11 shooting…

… and added nine rebounds in a polished performance. "T hey beat up on us (at Minnesota). I guess I just returned the favor," said Tarpley. "We owed Minnesota," added Wolverine forward Richard Rellford…

…. "I don't feel sorry for them. They've been beating teams." ELEVEN PLAYERS scored points for the Wolverines, who shot 59 percent from the field. That plus a prohibitive Michigan rebounding advantage (43…

…Page 10 - The Michigan Daily - Friday, February 7, 1986 woee0 Wolverines 4 (Continued from Page 1) ter scored 16 points to lead the Wolverines, hitting seven of seven field goals. Garde Thompson…

… forward Todd Mitchell's fifth straight free throw put Purdue up 61-59 with ten minutes left. THE WOLVERINES went on a 10-2 run in the next ten minutes. Thom- pson ended a three-and-a-half minute drought…

… Michigan a four point lead at 39-35. Purdue cut the Wolverine's lead to two before the half ended. The Boilermakers actually outrebounded Michigan, 10-6, in the first half, and caused 10 turnovers, five by…

… Ten season. "They're just a few points and a few seconds away from first place," said Michigan head coach Bill Frieder, whose Wolverines face the Fighting Illini in Urbana-Champaign tomorrow at 1 p…

… Boilermakers slide from a tie with Michigan for the conference lead to a 5-4 record, a tie for fourth and the verge of elimination from the Big Ten Race. Going into tonight's game with The Wolverines, who still…

…. SIMILARLY, the Wolverines must continue the intense team defense they displayed against Wisconsin and Northwestern. Said co-captain Butch Wade, "we hope we can carry over and more or less head uphill against…

… SHARP-SHOOTING GUARDS PACE BLUE Wolverines surge past Hawks 4 (Continued from Page 1) another or hit someone on the perimeter to shoot it straight in." Tarpley's three-point play with 13:57 in the…

… second half was the pivotal point of the game. The 6-11 senior s layup sparked a 13-point run to put the Wolverines up 56-44. "The key in that stretch was we just. really picked up the defense," Joubert…

… Daily Photo by SCOTT IITUCHY Michigan's foul-plagued center, Roy Tarpley, glides to the hoop against Iowa's Roy Marble and Gerry Wright during Saturday's 82-66 Wolverine victory at Crisler Arena. Tarpley…

… department where Tarpley again got into trouble early. In a two- minute span midway through the first half, the Wolverine center committed three infractions and sat out the remainder of the stanza. The third…

…, featuring both head coaches shooting from the hip with some amusing lines. First it was Raveling who, instead of making a sappy deification of the Wolverines performance after losing to them, drew a vivid…

…. 4 ' Thinclads take firsts By JEFF RUSH In weekend competition at' Michigan State the Wolverine's women's track team turned in a Spar- tan performance of their own, cap- turing four firsts and four…

… seconds. The Wolverines were most dominant in the 1000-yard run, as Cathy Schmidt, Kelli Burt and- Melissa Thompson captured first, third and sixth, respectively. While Michigan coach James Henry went into…

… Wolverines took firsts in the distance medley relay and the mile relay and seconds in the sprint medley and the two-mile relay. "Our intentions were to just run well in the relay events, and we ac- complished…

… hold the Wolverines under two goals this season. "THE THIRD period (Friday night) was a terrible period," said Michigan coach Red Berenson. "I thought the first two periods we were right there, but the…

… smart hockey," said Wolverine defen- seman Myles O'Connor. THE MICHIGAN defense smarted Saturday night, as the Lakers blitzed goalies Tim Makris and Mike Rossi with 46 shots. "We totally let down de…

… putting the puck into the net this weekend, but it did manage to put Laker goalie Randy Exelby (35) there, through the efforts of Paul Rossi (12, on the ice). Wolverine right winger, Brad McCaughey (8…

… Pittsburgh native is currently fourth among Wolverines in wins with 27 and tied for second in pins with 10. Wyland was runner-up at 118 pounds at the Ohio Open and the Las Vegas Classic, and he beat Iowa…

… to take its toll. On the Wolverines' current road trip, Wyland lost consecutive matches at North- western and Iowa State. "I lost to a kid I should not have lost to at Iowa State," he said. "The length…

… tallied 27 wins wrestling at 118 pounds. Wyland feels R. Wolverine squad. With 10 pins, the Pittsburgh native is tied for second on after learning the system that he belongs at Michigan. Tarheels win in…

… an 83-79 overtime victory from the dishear- tened Wolverines. The end-what could have been Michigan's first win in Champaign in seven tries-was bitter. AHEAD BY TWO, 68-66, with 1:30 remaining in…

…'t want time to run out." Illinois' 5-10 junior guard Tony Wysinger converted Joubert's miss into a foul-line jumper that tied the game at 68, and the Wolverines had time for a final shot. Thirteen seconds…

… line last night, pulling out a 80-79 basketball squeaker that left Purdue coach Gene Keady crying foul and fouls left un- called. The Wolverines missed five of six free throws in one late stretch, four…

… tipped slightly toward the Wolverines, as Purdue edged Michigan in the foul-o-rama, 30-22. Three Purdue players fouled out, but the Wolverines gave the Boiler- makers a few chances to overturn all the…

… Wolverine victory with a delicious pizza. We will give 1/3 off the regular price of any pizza for every Michigan victory. This offer is good from the end of the game until closing. (good only day of game no…

…~ By BARB McQUADE know the difference. Michigan State played alarm clock "They went throu to Michigan earlier this season, slump like most gre waking the Wolverines up with a 91-79 Michigan State h…

… going to lose this game," game might have be said Wolverine guard Antoine Joubert for them realizing t of tonight's battle at Crisler Arena. hard to win." "You can quote that. It's not being Since then…

… the Wolverines shot down Iowa, 82-66 at Crisler Arena. All five of Michigan's starters scored in double figures, shooting 66 percent, 70 percent in the second half. In the end, the Hawkeyes were no…

… easier," Joubert pointed out. "When the guards penetrate we can hit one See WOLVERINES, Page 8 The Republican primary for seats on Ann Arbor City Council from the Third and Fifth wards will be held today…

…." MEYEROWIT was able to recuperate from the injury enough to be one of the Wolverines' top all- around gymnasts during his sophomore and junior years. In this, his final year, his knee has kept him from…

… May. The Ann Arbor Inn and the Campus Inn are already booked for graduation weekend in 1987, and several other local hotels--including the Bf11 Tower Hotel, the Best Western Wolverine Inn, the…

… Role of the Entrepreneur in a Growing Company - En- trepreneur Club forum, 4:15 p.m., Wolverine Room, Assembly Hall. Time and Stress Management - SODC workshop, 6:30 p.m. The Medical School Personal…

… the Wolverines on Saturday as they manhandled Wisconsin for a 91-64 conference victory. Michigan's Steve Stoyko is shown here defending Wisconsin's Tom Molaski in second-half action. See story, Page 8…

… harsh terms something we have observed constantly at Crisler. Wolverine ,.nt orn hni:d n A lo._ Wm …

…: Groundplans and Divergences," 8 p.m., Rackham Amphitheatre. W. Fritz - "Financial Careers," Finance Club, 4:15 p.m., Wolverine Room, Assembly Hall. Rolf G. Freter - "Mechanisms Controlling Bacterial Flora of…