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…Page 14-Saturday, April 14, 1979-The Michigan Daily big apple (Continued from Page 3) Avenue of the Americas, then Seventh Avenue: no Sixth. Positive we'd missed it, we looked again. Finally, we sum- moned the courage to ask a policeman, who informed us that Avenue of the Americas was Sixth Avenue. In the immortal words of Timothy Leary, "Bummer!" But now that I've lived through the tourist phase - ignorance and all - and have seen the World...…

…Saturday, September 14, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Poge Seven NO NATIONAL POWER l Buffalo burgers- not all that tough:: By BILL STIEG Michigan's second game this year is against Colorado, and though the two have never met before, a kind of rivalry already exists. First of all, the Sept. 21 clash will add yet another grain of evidence to one side or the other in the never-ending de- bate as to which conference is college football's best. And s...…

…Lolich hangs on . . .. . despite age, injury By DAVE RENBARGER 1968-the year of the Tigers. Sometimes it's mighty tough to believe that nearly ten summers could have past since that wonderful summer of '68. The many names-Lolich, McLain, Kaline, Cash, Northrup-seem all too familiar to be a decade old already. But the fondest memories are usually the ones that stick around the longest, and as every Tiger fan retains the images of the World Seri...…

…OFFENSIVE BACKFIELD AS TOUGH AS EVER: Bo predicts Editor's note: Wolverine head a fine 7-4 record and was the third con football coach Bo Schembechler is ference team invited to a bowl game providing this analysis of the up- along with Ohio State and Michigan.mI coming 1978 season as a service to know Purdue is improving under Jim United Press International. Young and Iowa will have a solid team. By BO SCHEMBECHLER THIS WILL BE the first seas...…

…Tuesday, May 14, 1974 THE MIHIGAN DAILY Page Fite Michigan inks top matmen By CLARKE COGSDILL No other national wrestling power suffered s u c h severe losses through graduation as the University of Michigan. F o u r All - Americans -- Bill Davids, Jerry Hubbard, Rob Huizenga and Gary Ernst-and valuable veteran Rick Neff hit the road after Jerry Ford's Commencement address, leav- ing departing head coach Rick Bay and his assistant, pill Jo...…

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…Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Scafurdoy, September 14, 1974 Na Vyfoota's itanic By LEBA HERTZ Last year Michigan entertain- ed the Naval Academy expect- ing an easy victory, but that as- s>mption nearty proved fatat. The Middies put up a strnng battle before falling 14-0, large- lv doe to their own miscues. For Michigan, it was one of the humblest victories of the past few years. This year Navy will again vis- it Ann Arbor hoping to give M...…

…Page 16-Wednesday, June 14, 1978-The Michigan Daily DETROIT PLUMMETS TO FIFTH PLACE, 7-2: Brew crew zaps Tigers again By LIZ MAC Special to The Daily DETROIT-The Tiger' pitching failed again last night as the team lost their second straight to the Milwaukee Brewers, 7-2. The Brewers tagged the Tigers for 13 hits, most of them coming off starter Jim Slaton, before he was replaced by Steve Foucault in the seventh. Detroit could not pull its eig...…

…Page 16-Friday, July 14, 1978-The Michigan Daily CRENSH AWBALLESTEROS JOIN AOKI: ST. A incredib "Road Balleste him reel with Ber Trio tied for British Open lead 4DREWS, Scotland (AP)-The this centuries-old layout, the Old Cour- on the left, out of bounds on the right. A did, to putt off the green into a bunker ly difficult 17th, the famed se at St. Andrews the birthplace and corner of the old course hotel intrudes Bogeys, double bogeys and o...…

…Page Sixteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, May 14, 1974 paeKing J E R R Y HUBBARD (below), Michigan's national champion at 151 pounds, brought home a sheepskin at graduation and the Wolverines will be hard pressed to rep-ce him. Clarke Cogsdill knows who's going to fill Jerry's shoes and he's telling on page BY G~lG Brewers blast Orioles; George Hastings reate AL East logjam World Team Tennis .. . is it tennis? FOR SEVERAL YEARS NOW, the fast...…

…Page 12-Saturday, April 14, 1979-The Michigan Daily Canon The Michigan Daily-Saturday, Apr Mt. Desert a haven for artists, tourists By Elizabeth Slowik Schussing at Steamboat Spri By Marianne Egri Y! j Take Along A Canon Compact E t i .I AUTO LOCK-UP If the camera is out of range of available light, it refuses to shoot. This camera won't let you BATTER Coupled rane lax correctic Fast,S RY TEST LIGHT WET rgefinder with paral-Sipe wc ...…

…Saturday, September 14, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine BO WANTS HIS SCALP Stolz hopes for Spartan revival By JOHN KAHLER Denny Stolz, the head coach of the Michigan State Spartans, has been feeling sorry for him- self lately. And for good reason. Michigan State, formerly one of the nation's gridiron power- houses, has fallen on hard times of late. Stolz could manage on- ly a 5-6 record in his inaugural season as Spartan mentor, a mark t...…

…Page 6-Saturday, April 14, 1979-The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily-Saturday, April Agenci~c rpRAVELERS TIRED of confusing air fares, endless reservations on hold, rude transportation personnel, and all the trials of "plan-it-yourself" vacations are discovering that there is an alternative way to handle preparations - travel agencies. But, while more travelers are turning to the services of agencies, the agencies are experiencing a period ...…

…Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, September 14, 1974 Badgers face killer line-up By ROGER ROSSITER John Jardine thinks his Wis- consin Badgers "will be a good football team." Jardine may be right, but with the murderous schedule the Badgers face no one may ever know. Starting September 21, the Badgers have a string of five consecutive games that could- n't be any rougher if they were scheduled by the devil himself. Wisconsin opens its ...…

…Page 10-Saturday, April 14, 1979-The Michigan Daily I The Michigan Daily-Saturday, A Tired of Barcelona, Rome London? Try exotic Ypsilanti By Eric Zorn Y PSILANTI. SURE, you think, I'll never get to go there, but these days, this old town, rich in tradition and beauty, is more accessible than ever for .the vacationing student looking for new and exciting travel possibilities. In response to the budget Laker Air- ways discount flights t...…

…Soturdoy, September 14, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Eleven NO MATCH FOR OHIO STATE, MICHIGAN Gophers remain distant third By MARC FELDMAN Cal Stoll's Minnesota Gophers led a charmed life last season as they compiled a 7-4 record and a third place finish in the Big Ten, but the Gophers will be hard pressed to show any improvement with the "Big Two" of Michigan and Ohio State still lying far above them. The Gophers were severely beaten in t...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday Page 8-Saturday, April 14, 1979-The Michigan Daily From Stonehenge to the Iron Curtain: Prepare in advi And, of course, ternational Center, in back of the but with careful Michigan Union. At the International have to spend Center, there are people who know London, Paris, Dublin, Madrid,. Rome, Vienna, Munich, War- saw-Europe. Making the decision to spend a summer across the Atlantic Ocean"is easy. Who could re...…

…Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, September 14, 1974 Page Twelve THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, September 14, 1974 Blue defense ha (Continued from Page 2) and Mike Holmes, a junior swit more more more more morpzz will step into starting roles, pius two others who played enough last year because of in- juries or lopsided scores to earn letters. And let it not be forgotten that almost every year Schem- bechler seems to lose most of his...…

…Saturday, September 14, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Thirteen OFFENSE STILL SHAKY Illinois relying on lop-notch defense ~ By ANDY GLAZER It's getting to be the "in" thing these days to call theBig Ten the "Big 2-8." Michigan and Ohio State have been rolling over their in-conference foes for so long now that the sarcastic line has a ring of truth to it. In fact, only one of the "little eight" ever gave the Wolverines or Buckeyes a real figh...…

…Page Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, September 14, 1974 Page Fourteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, September 14, 1974 Leaky ship hurts Navy Northwestern a sleeper (Continued from Page8) Three of four starters return fenced, and much more ma- Steve Barilich will handle the to the defensive line - end Jim ture." Na-PRetn andt ackles-ae P Navy s kicking game is very tackales. Clifr collier anadiB i1 Driscoll are the guards. Quarterbac...…

…Saturday, September 14, 1974 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Fifteen SatudaySepembe 14,197 THEMICIGANDAIL Pae Fitee ANNUAL THORN IN 'M' SIDE Purdue seeks By GEORGE HASTINGS Over the last several seasons, it has been commonplace for Michigan fans to assume that in the Big Ten, only Ohio State gives the Wolverines trouble. But if you look closely at the last three seasons, you'll see that the Boilermakers of Purdue have also been a near-fatal thor...…

…~Page Sixteen THE MICHIGAN DAILY Saturday, September 14, 1974 NOTRE DAME, OHIO STATE LEAD PACK National title up for grabs By TOM CAMERON The national scene for col- legiate football looks similar every year. What's an UPI or AP rating' without Alabama, Notre Dame, Ohio State, Okla- homa, Texas, Nebraska, and Michigan arranged in different orders? This year seems to be little different. Coach Ara Parseghian of the defending national cham-...…