…SPORTS _« --.. -- The Michigan Daily Wednesday, November 18, 1981 Page 7 ,, . ,; ; SINCICH AND OTHERS PROVING WORTH Froshpay) By DREW SHARP Al Sincich, Michigan football's 1981 Rookie of the Year? It sounds strange considering most of the freshmen hoopla went to the likes of Greg Washington, Clay Miller, and Brian Mercer. But, Sincich has played a pivotal role in the rejuven- ation of the Wolverine defense the last few games. SIN...…
…i SPORTS The Michigan Daily- Sunday, January 18, 1981 ___ Page 77 2nd~l. SPORTS OF THE DAILY lecers fall. to MSU, 4-3,- f9oilngweekend sweep Tracksters take f BY KENT WALLEY ' Special to The Daily EAST LANSING - With goalie Paul Fricker getting a night's rest and *backup Rudi Varvari starting, Michigan hockey team missed several opportunities, and lost a close contest to Michigan State by the score of 43 last night at Munn ice arena...…
…SPORTS The Michigan Daily- Wednesday, February 18, 1981 Page7 Blue Lines Duluth, where hockey is king... .. refereeing was incompetent By MARTHA CRALL It is refreshing for a hockey fan to go somepl ace where hockey is impor- tant to the people. Duluth, Minnesota is such a place. Hockey is everything there (with curling coming in second). From arrival to departure in this city, one is in constant contact with people who eat, drink, and slee...…
…ARTS The Michigan Daily n___ ', Wednesday, March 18, 1981 Page 7 justify anyone building their best musical hooks around lines like "Dirk wears white sox." BY THE END of Kings of the Wild Frontier, the whole affair is so em- barassing that it is virtually unlistenable. I dare anyone to sit through The Ants chanting "goklayeh- ho" to a pounding tribal beat without either cracking a patronizing smile or removing the record from the turnt...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 18, 1981-Page 7 Fred Frith -s 'Speechless' Fred Frith - 'Speechless' (Ralph) - Public Image Limited's The Flowers of Romance has finally thrown the whole thing back into our faces: Experimen- tal rock music has become little more than an elaborate conceptual game. If you can bring yourself to say that you actually enjoy listening to that crap, other people will realize you are one of a select few and will sa...…
…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, July 18, 1981-Page 7 Williams indicted on 2 counts of murder in Atlanta From AP and UPI ATLANTA - Wayne Williams, a self- styled talent scout who lured young blacks with promises of a musical career, was indicted yesterday for two of the 28 murders that terrorized Atlan- ta's black neighborhoods for two years. "The next step is assignment to a court and then arraignment," Fulton County District Attorney Lewis Sla...…
…0 Page 8-Friday, September 18, 1981-The Michigan Daily (fb iB!yc Bicycle Jim's NOW Sunday Brunch AND Divers recover WWII gold WI.' Beautiful Pastries From AP and UPI LONDON- Divers recovered the first six gold bars yesterday from a torpedoed British warship that took a Russian gold shipment-valued as high as $83 million- to the bottom of the icy Barents Sea in World War II, Britain's Defense Ministry said. In the 39 years since the HMS ...…
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…Page 8-Wednesday, November 18, 1981-The Michigan Daily ..........................................::.:.:;.;.ss:*:.:.:.;s '....i...............,. Matehups for bowl games up in the air By RANDY BERGER This weekend's battle between Michigan and Ohio State will not only determine the Big Ten champion but will also have a bearing effect on the matchups in many of the post- season bowl games. As many as seven bowls are waiting for the outcome of th...…
…Page 8-Sunday, January 18, 1981-The Michigan Daily '1st half blues doom 4 M' (Continued from Page 1)' games this year," he said. "You have to go out and play hard and smart if you're going to win in this league. Iowa did and we didn't. They (the Michigan players) just got outhustled." The decisive Hawkeye spurt came suddenly., shockingly. At 10:02 of the first half, the capacity crowd of 13,609 was hailing Mike McGee, who had just made a la...…
…9 Page 8-Wednesday, February 18, 1981-The Michigan Daily EFFORT TO REVISE CONSTITUTION BEGINS Canada may break British ties OTTAWA (AP)-The Canadian Parliament opened an historic debate yesterday to cut Canada's an- tiquated constitutional link to Britain-in effect, a remodeling of the nation. In American terms, what the Canadian lawmakers will be doing in the next month or so is a combination of the Constitutional Convention, two centuries...…
…SPORTS Page 8 Wednesday, March 18, 1981 The Michigan Daily Why send Wolveri By SCOTT M. LEWIS f A Daily Sports Analysis The group of New York-based moguls which runs the National Invitation Tournament does so with one objective clearly in focus: to maximize gate receipts during the semifinal and final rounds at Madison Square Garden. That's why it struck some observers as sur- prising when the NIT announced early yesterday morning that the M...…
…4 Opinion Page 8 Thursday, June 18, 1981 The Michigan Daily The Michigan Daily Vol. XCI, No. 31-S Ninety Years of Editorial Freedom Edited and managed by students at the University of Michigan Stockpiling the world A MERICA'S DECISION to sell lethal military arms to China is international pragmatism at its most cynical. Though the Reagan administration harbors no historical love for the Peoples' Republic, the White House is now- perfectly wi...…
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…Page 9 Friday, September 18, 1981 The Michigan.Daily I. Uf r BIG BIKE SALE ALL RALEIGHS ~~~3-SP.-5-SP. & 1O-SP. n stock I Miles Davis The trumpet master is back an By JERRY BRABENEC The trumpet's sound is utterly unique-its open, simple, crying lines summon the most profound human emotions. Muted, it dips and punches like a prizefighter. The electronic vibrations are futuristic yet feral, slashing across a turbulent background of drums...…
…SPORTS : 3 S, The Michigan Daily Sunday, October 18, 1981 Page 9 Heuerman takes a step 'forward'as a pro cager By RON POLLACK When last seen in Ann Arbor, Paul Heuerman was playing center for the Michigan basketball team and giving up four or five inches in height to his counterparts at the pivot. Now, the 6-8 cager is playing forward for the NBA's Phoenix Suns, who picked him up in the fifth round of, the 1981 draft, and he can finall...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, June 18, 1981--Page 9 Nuclear submarine launched GROTON, Conn. (UPI) - Anti- Block Island Sound and the Atlantic Eastern Point. Administration sources said the spy nuclear protesters and cheering sailors Ocean. The Navy said Adm. Hyman G. ship Ekwator apparently planned to use yesterday sent the Navy's mightiest TWO PROTESTERS, who dove into Rickover, the 81-year-old father of the its sophisticated equipment to mon...…
…Arts, The Michigan Daily Saturday, July 18, 1981 Page 9 - iLinx Linx -'Intuition' (Chrysalis) - Hummmh ... What to call this stuff - funky pop-soul? Pop-ish funk-soul? soulful pop-funk? Linx do all three so well that I don't want to give any one style preeminent billing. I want a word that combines all three - funk, soul, and pop - into one handy phrase. . . how about "great"!? The wunderkinder behind Linx are David Grant and Peter "Sketch" M...…
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…Page 10-Thursday, June 18,.1981- Oklahoma convict misses execeutioni date -TheMichigan Daily 4 OKLAHOMA CITY (UPI) - A state appellate judge said yesterday a con- demned double slayer whose execution wasn't stayed until two days after the date a lower court had ordered him to die was never in real danger of dying. "But we don't like for this sort of thing to happen," Tom Brett, presiding judge of the Court of Criminal Appeals, said of the m...…
…Page 10-Soturday, July l8, 1981- ,The MichiganDoily Michigan 500 gears up 4 Wait her qualifies wi*th day's top speed BROOKLYN (AP) - Salt Walther led second-day qualifiers yesterday for the $500,000 Michigan International Speed- way, turning in a fast lap of 193.876 mph on the two-mile, high-banked oval. The veteran Indy car racer, best remembered for his part in the horrifying crash at the start of the 1973 Indianapolis 500 in which he was ...…
…SPORTS ... 11 . The Michigan Daily Friday, September 18, 1981 The Michigan Daily HEARNS LOOKS FOR REMATCH Leonard eyes middleweight title . LAS VEGAS (AP)- Sugar Ray Leonard talked about another challenge, while Thomas Hearns cussed lessons learned at a news nference yesterday, the day after their bruising fight. Leonard, trailing on all three official cards, stopped Hearns in the 14th round Wednesday night at Caesars Palace and wo...…
…The Michigan Doily-Sunday, October 18, 1981-Page l1 State rips Badgers, 33-141 THE FOLKS EXPECT YOU TO OSU stays alive, 34-27 WRITE HOME ONCE IN A WHILE.. . EAST LANSING (AP) - After five games in the friendly confines of Camp Randall Stadium, 14th ranked Wiscon- sin finally hit the road - and the road hit back. The Badgers were ambushed 33-14 Saturday by lowly Michigan State at Spartan.Stadium, losing their first Big Ten game this seas...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thur sday, Jlt1n l8,'1T9'$1'P '1'I AATU urges activism (Continued from Page 3) and their landlord reached the city's first private rent control agreement. Two years after the tenants had decided to withhold rent, Ann Arbor District Court Judge George Alexander signed an order that reduced the rent charged for the last two years, and con- trols the rent to be charged through 1982-83-regardless of who the future tenants are. ...…
…Rogers takes lead in SANDWICH, England (AP)-Bill share of the mark only for a couple of Rogers had the lead, Tom Watson was hours before an obscure British club in contending position and, almost in- pro, G.J. Brand, broke the mark with a credibly, Jack Nicklaus still had an late-afternoon 65 that included a hole- outside shot at the title yesterday after in-one on the 165-yard 16th hole. He was two rounds of the 110th British Open at 143. Gol...…
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…New Years in New Jersey? RECEIVING First downs ....... Rushing......... Passing (comp/att/ Int)........... Passing yds........ Fumbles (no/lost) . Punts (no/avg).... MICH. 15 36/155 6/20/1 108 2/1 5/45.6 IOWA 19 54/171 10/19/0 127 1/1 6/40.7 MI Carter ............... Bean ................ Blatcher.......... Granger........... Hufford ............. Webb................ Brown............... Moritz.............. ICHIGAN No. Yds. 5 91 1 17 I...…
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…Sports 4 Page 12 Saturday, July 18, 1981 The Michigan Daily Q r t a 'S I GIVEN CHANCE BY COWBOYS QBWangler doubted again By RON POLLACK Ever since the 1979 Gator Bowl where went unchosen in the college draft. The under fire, which makes me think he Daily sports writer he sustained a knee injury, John Dallas Cowboys signed the Michigan can be an NFL quarterback." Third in asix-partseries Wangler has spent much of his time quarterback as a...…
… The Michigan Daily-Friday, September 18, 1981-Page 13 er hopes to ignite Wolverines By DREW SHARP Bob Ufer may not-be in the press box for Michigan football play-by-play, but that Qnnot stop "Mr. Meechigan" from expressing his enthusiasm in other ways. The 61-year-old Ufer, who is recovering from surgery, will give a pep talk to the Wolverine squad today as they prepare to face Notre Dame tomorrow. The talk n will be similar to the one Ufer g...…
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…9Fpge l1A-T)jursoi~y,, JIlneW10, .4$,-Thv Mirhigon Daily 4 (THIS BUD'S FOR YOU By BUDDY MOOREHOUSE B ELIEVE IT OR NOT, THERE ARE A FEW GOOD THINGS THAT have come out of the baseball strike. The folks whose houses border the baseball parks of the major leagues can finally enjoy a summer weekend without having fans trample through and toss debris on their property; you can open your paper without having to read the latest Fernando Valenzuela s...…
…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, Jund 18,1981-Pi JACK NICKLAUS, pictured here blasting out of a sand trap in an earlier tournament this year, will be defending his championship title today at the 81st U.S. Open Championship. Nicklaus is seeking a record fifth Open title and his 20th major championship. 156 golfers will be competing at the start of the tourney, which will be played over the tricky, 6,544-yard East course at the Merion Golf Club in...…
…orts Thursday, June 18, 1981 I Page 16 The Michigan Daily FLYING THE COOP Elam, Hool sign with Blue Jays 4 By RON POLLACK Daily sports writer Ever since the College World Series began two-and- a-half weeks ago, nothing has gone right for the Michigan baseball team. The Wolverines were quickly sent packing as they dropped their first two games to Mississippi State and Texas. And now the Wolverines' losses continue to mount as sophomore p...…
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… Page Two - The Michigan Daily-Saturday, April 18, 1981 Two deadin Bursley shooting w Iq Vi - (Continued from Page 1) one floor below the scene of yesterday's shootings, said he went upstairs to see what caused the fire after the alarm sounded. "I saw down by the bathroom in the middle of the hall somebody lying on the floor," Bonevich said. "There were two security guards kneeling by the guy. They kept asking 'Does anybody have any towels?...…
…w I Page Ten - Saturday, April 18, 1981 - The Michigan Daily Y 4 t$u vA a ealX Poland approves private farmers' union WARSAW, Poland (AP)-In an emotion-charged ceremony heralding further liberalization of Polish life, the communist government signed an agreement yesterday paving the way for registration of an independent union of private farmers by May 1. Some 40 farmers, many embracing and weeping for joy, joined government negotiators ...…
… OPINIO N Page Four Saturday, April 18, 1981 The Michigan Daily 'U'-Nurses talks may be delayed until April 28 Page Nine - Saturday, April 18, 198 DoaTree aFax Recycle Your D Edited and managed by students at The University of Michigan Vol. XCI, No.®157 420 Maynard St. Saturday, April18, 1981 Ann Arbor, Ml 48109 Editorials represent a majority opinion of the Daily's Editorial Board A terror strikes closeto home T wo University students are...…
…0 Page Eight- Saturday, April 18, 1981 - The Michigan Daily Regents approve $13.50 hike in health service assessment 'U' The Michigan Daily - Saturday, Apr o fficials say it's impossib to enforce ban on guns in d By BARRY WITT In a meeting marred by early reports of yesterday's shootings, the Regents passed by a 6-2 vote a 40 percent in- crease in health service fees. Students will be required to pay a $47 per term Health Service fee, up ...…
…1 Daily The Michigan Daily -- Saturday, April' B URSLE Y MEETING HUSHED, TENSE You told her you have your own place. Now youhave to teli your roommates. 0 Shapir By KEVIN TOTTIS I C "77 PY1tC 1Cn.77CC rl Bursley's main lobby buzzed with ac- tivity last night as members of the local media questioned residents about yesterday's shooting. Upstairs in Bursley's West Cafeteria, however, residents were hushed as university President Harold Sh...…
