…days until Notre Dame at Michigan Stadium. The Daily's season preview series starts now. Page 14. Mft ~ tboun a Monday July 26, 1999 1 Rottng 4M excess o emse es By Jon Zemke Daily Sports Writer Last Tuesday a former Michigan defensive back was sentenced to one year probation for possession of four ounces of marijuana. The convction comes within two weeks of Michigan football players being charged with beAcntemnt and SPORTS ispiracy to emb...…
…ARTS The Michigan Daily - Monday, July 26, 2004 - 13 *'Catwoman' doesn't land on its feet By Punit Mattoo Daily Arts Writer The bad buzz surrounding "Catwoman" began with the first images of the character's horren- dously un-feline new catsuit and continued with rumors about cast- I ing difficulties on Catwoman the film's set. It At Quality 16 should come as no great surprise to Wamer Bros. comics fans, film buffs or anyone with a modicum...…
…ly-Saturday, July 26, 1980-Page 13 Reagan, Bush say campaign talks are friendly LOS ANGELES (AP) - George Bush, meeting with Republican presidential candidate Ronald Reagan, said yesterday he has no interest in trying to "redefine the Constitution" in developing the proper role for a vice president. Reagan compared the still evolving Reagan-Bush relationship "to president and executive vice president" in private business. BUSH SAID, "I'll have...…
…Page 14-Wednesday, July 26, 1978--The Michigan Daily SENATE PASSES RESOLUTION U.S. may end Turkey arms ban WASHINGTON (AP) - The Senate voted yesterday to lift the three-year- old U.S. arms sales embargo against Turkey -- a move supporters claimed would restore that country's NATO punch and help to spur a Cyprus set- tlement. The 57-42 vote marked a major foreign policy victory for President Carter, who had called lifting the ban the most imp...…
…14 - The Michigan Daily - Wednesday, July 26, 1995 CIASSIC Continued from page 16 "uate is abilities. Virginia had one of the top defensive lines last year, which caused so much havoc in opponent's pockets', the Cavaliers led the nation in interceptions. The Wolverines are also relying on an inexperienced coach. Lloyd Carr hasn't led ateam since he was active in high school football nearly two de- cades ago. However, he is entering his 17th ...…
…A4 - tpe Micni pDily - 1gndayl1y 26, 1999 Preseason second billing not a su rise for Varsity SPORTS By Steve A. Rom Daily Sports Write Always a lrdestai bride? What do Miliar Tom r-dv f t Anthoriy Ih Most likely it team's ferocious d and never a defense that held K to a season-low l football players State's New Year' thnson and wttt And wih hae in com- starting quarter- back Kevin tey a ianuary's Ctrus wrmporlly eoai saeda :s;re nMiLin's ne...…
…Monday July 26, 2004 sports.michigandaily.com sports@michigandaily.com STSegan Bau el 14 Bucking the trend Montoya opts for another year in A2 0 By Sharad Mattu Daily Sports Editor Goaltender Al Montoya and nation- al championship hopes will be in Ann Arbor for at least another season. Montoya, Michigan's team MVP this past season, called head coach Red Berenson Friday night to tell him that he will return to the Wolverines for his juni...…
…Another heat wave A New York City fireman charges into a burning building on Manhattan's East Side yesterday. One person was reported injured in the one-alarm blaze, which sent flames shooting out of the building's basement. Exiled Soviet unionist says KGB killed wife Testimony in Marwil tenure suit concludes (Continued from Page 3) Mathes, with whom Marwil had clashed in 1978 over departmental hiring policies, repeated yesterday what a numbe...…
…NEXT STOP FOR MARTIN: Billy for hire? The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 26, 1978-Page 15 Sportfolo By The Associated Press NEW YORK - Billy Martin is volatile, combative and sometimes un- disciplined. After run-ins with management he has been fired or for- ced to resign from all four of his major league managerial jobs. But he's also a proven winner, which is why baseball will undoubtedly have Billy Martin to kick around again. Reactions fr...…
…Wednesday, July 26, 1995 - The Michigan Daily 15 FREEHAN Continued from page 16 faced no penalties, although three players sat out one game. It isn't known if the incident had much of an effect on Freehan's decision to leave. Roberson said he spoke to Freehan about his decision on multiple occasions and the allegations never came up. The 53-year-old Freehan, who grew up in Royal Oak, hit .446 with 10 home runs and 44 RBI in his sopho- more se...…
…Ellerbe sees CHEDULE Continued from Page 13 Michigan's next opportunity to har- ness the Broncos will come Nov. 27 at home. Like any college basketball schedule, an arsenal of smaller schools fill in the cracks for Michigan. Chattanooga, owson and Oakland will all make meo appearances in Ann Arbor. St. Peter's will take a break from guarding the Pearly Gates to try its hand at guard- ing Michigan's five freshmen in Ann Arbor on Jan. 2, 2000. M...…
…SPORTS The Michigan Daily - Monday, July 26, 2004 - 15 Gallo sets 'M' record; eyeing trip to Beijing By Sam Olson "I had to relax and not get too nervous," the For the Daily Michigan senior said. "I stayed focused and looked at it like any other race." Michigan distance runner Lindsey Gallo After turning in a respectable finish at this looked at the 2004 U.S. Olympic Track and year's trials, Gallo hopes to build on the expe- Field Trials as...…
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…Page 16-Wednesday, July 26, 1978-The Michigan Daily He's done it Rose breaks Holmes'N record NEW YORK (AP)-Pete Rose set a modern National League hitting streak record of 38 consecutive games last night with a third-inning single to left field against New York Mets' right- hander Craig Swan. With the count one-and-one, Rose lashed a line drive past the shortstop, bringing a Shea Stadium crowd of 35.000 to its feet roaring their approval. Tommy...…
… 1 E t . ;: zMx .:;, Weave it to Weaver The former Wolverine is dominating the minor leagues. See page 13. Mill: po WednesdayJ 1 July 26, 1995 slik.- --I&, I I/ Freehan heads for home 'M' baseball coach calls it quits wants to 're-evaluate' his futurc By John Leroi Daily Sports Editor Michigan Athletic Director Joe Roberson accepted his second letter of resignation from a high profle head coach last Wednesday. This time it came from bas...…
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…Page 16-Saturday July 26, 1980-The Michigan Daily SpKorts KIM AND COMANECI TIE ON FLOOR a Nadia MOSCOW (AP)-Nadia Comaneci spun a golden show on the balance beam and in the floor exercises at the Moscow Olympics last night after her defeat in the all-around competition started a bitter controver- sy among gymnastics officials and fans from three Communist countries. The 18-year-old Romanian star won a gold medal on the balance beam after ano...…
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