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…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 21, 1982-Page 11 PASSES TOUGH TO HANDLE Recruits try to adjust to Turner By RON POLLACK Henderson. "For example, I'd pick and he'd think Michigan guard Eric Turner dribbled the ball past waa going back door and throw it away." the free throw line, turned his back on the basket and If it's any consolation to the Wolverine recruit then somehow fired a perfect blind pass over his left even an experienced player...…

…The Michigan Daily-Thursday, July 22, 1982-Page 11 White Sox blast Tigers By JIM DWORMAN Special to the Daily DETROIT - Dr, Longball made an encore performance last night in Tiger Stadium. After appearing twice in regular innings, the home run reappeared off the bat of Greg Luzinski to lead off the 12th inning and propel the Chicago White Sox to a 9-3 victory over the Tigers. LUZINSKI cracked a Dave Tobik delivery off the facing of the upper ...…

…Pacers' By RON POLLACK Talk about an unlikely turn of events. Last year, Michigan basketball player Paul Heuerman was chosen in the fourth round of the National Basketball Association draft by the Phoenix Suns. Heuerman lasted until the last series of cuts whereupon he was let go from the squad. Thus, he enrolled in the Florida law school with his basketball career seemingly over. SO GUESS who called Heuerman on the phone three weeks ago as he...…

…The Michigan Daily-Soturday, July 24, 1982-Page 11 PLAYING ON 'M' COURSE Humenik leads in MASP From the United Press International Ed Humenik of Allen Park held a one- stroke lead over John Nolan of Ann Ar- bor after second round play yesterday in the Michigan Amateur Stroke-Play Championship. Humenik, who golfed for Michigan last spring, added a 74 to Thursday's 72 for a 146 while Nolan shot a 74 and 73 for a 147. Two shots back were Greg Ra...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesdav. July 27. 19$2-Poge l 1 GANG OF FOUR Photos by Doug McMahon The appearance of Gang of Four at the Michigan Theatre Thursday night was a stirring sequel to their first show at Second Chance, last year. The group's politically progressive tone and lyrics combined with an energetic and honest performance to provide one of the most memorable rock shows to appear at the Michigan. The band's new bass player, Sara Lee, and...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 28, 1982-Page 11 Former Wolverine coaches now have Canadian ties Benedict manages Expos' f arm club By RON POLLACK Moby Benedict has returned to the dugout. Benedict, who served as Michigan's baseball manager from 1962-79 during which time his teams compiled a 345- 238 record, is now in his first summer as manager of the Montreal Expos' Class A farm club in Jamestown, N.Y. UNDER THE guidance of Benedict, wh...…

…Wilcox From The Associated Press Milt Wilcox doesn't remember the lit- tle girl's name. He just remembers the way she looked, lying in the hospital, 90 percent of her body burned, her chest heaving as she gasped, struggling for every breath. "She was 7, maybe 8 years old," said Wilcox. "She had been playing with matches and her shirt had caught on fire. She was in pretty bad shape." WILCOX, who does charity work for hospitals in the Detroit ar...…

…The Michigan Daily-Friday, July 30, 1982-.-Page 11 Braves trip Padres, 6-2 ATLANTA (AP)- Dale Murphy smashed his 27th and 28th home runs of the season and Jerry Royster belted a two-run triple as the rampaging Atlan- ta Braves stretched their National League West lead to nine games over San Diego by beating the Padres 6-2. The victory completed a four-game sweep of the PadresAtlanta's closest rival in the division race. MURPHY HIT his solo ho...…

…The Michigan Daily-Saturday, July 31, 1982-Page 11 Woolfolk happy with Giants By RON POLLACK Last in an eight-part series Disappointment was quickly replaced by happiness for Butch Woolfolk on the first day of this year's national Football League draft. "I thought that I would go higher in the first round than I did," said Woolfolk, "But when I found out that I wasn't going to be one of the top three running backs chosen, I was hoping I'd go ...…

…Sports Page 12 Wednesday, July 7, 1982 The Michigan Daily Two wee Michigan cagers wor The Michigan Daily may have been out of publication the past two weeks, but those involved in Michigan athletics (past and present) have been busy as usual. The following is a rundown of what has occurred on the Wolverine sports scene during this time. Ever wonder what basketball players do in the off season? Well, in the case of the Michigan basketball team...…

…Sports Page 12 Thursday, July 8, 1982 The Michigan Daily Lozier trades 'M' cage uniform for courtside seat and microphone By RON POLLACK For former Michigan cager Mark Lozier, the transition from Wolverine basketball player to ex-Wolverine basketball player has been an easy one. You see, he never actually left the court. He just moved to a new spot on the floor. Whereas Lozier used to spend his time on the court, he is now on the sideline...…

…Sports Page 12 Friday, July 9, 1982 The Michigan Daily Two left in Italians advance with win over Poland BARCELONA, Spain (AP) - Paolo Rossi scored two goals yesterday and led Italy to a 2-0 victory over Poland at Barcelona and a place in the 12th final of the World Cup soccer tournament. West Germany defeated France 5- 4, yesterday at Seville. Yesterday marked the first all-European semi- finals in 16 years. ITALY AND West Germany will me...…

…Sports Page 12 Saturday, July 10, 1982 The Michigan Doily BELL'S HOMER WINS 1ST OF 2 Texas trips ARLINGTON, Texas (AP)- Buddy Bell cracked a two-run homer with one- out in the bottom of the ninth inning last night, leading the Texas Rangers to a 3- 2 victory over the slumping Detroit Tigers in the first game of a twi-night doubleheader. Johnny Sample led off the bottom of the ninth with a double, only the third hit off Tigers' starter Pat U...…

…Sports Page 12 Tuesday, July 13, 1982 SHIFTS FROM FULLBACK TO T AILBACK The Michigan Daily Edwards inks contract with Oilers By RON POLLACK Former Michigan fullback Stan Ed- wards signed a series of one year con- tracts with the Houston Oilers, the team announed yesterday. And with contract negotiations now over, Edwards can concentrate solely on earning a berth in the Oilers' backfield. But it will not be fullback that Ed- wards will be ...…

…Sports Wednesday, July 14, 1982 Page 12 The Michigan Daily National League wins again, 4-1 4 .4 4 Pontiac won't host NCAA Finals By RON POLLACK The Pontiac Silverdome reached the final four for the Final Four, but could get no further. The Silverdome was one of four sites being considered to host the 1987 or 1988 NCAA college basketball tournament's Final Four along with Kemper Arena in Kansas City, the New Orleans Superdome and Market...…

…Sports Thursday, July 15, 1982 Page 12 The Michigan Daily gase joins football staff By RON POLLACK If you can't beat 'em, join 'em. Alex Agase, whose teams at Purdue and Northwestern went 1-5 against Bo Schembechler-coached Michigan teams, is joining Schembechler's coaching staff. AGASE RESIGNED as athletic director at Eastern Michigan this spring, having held the post since 1977. Prior to taking over the job as athletic director at EMU, A...…

…ortS Page 12 Friday, July 16, 1982 Clampett leads British TROON, Scotland (AP)- Bobby Clampett beat the nerup to Watson in the U.S. Open and one of the pre- tougher of the two Troons, the fearful back nine, with tournament favorites here. a birdie on the final hole, completing a spectacular, 5- "I couldn't make anything happen. I couldn't make under-par 67 that staked him to a 2-stroke lead a putt. And my interest level was about the same. yth...…

…Sports Page 12 Tiger homers Saturday, July 17, 1982 The Michigan Daily rip Twil MINNEAPOLIS (AP) - The Detroit Tigers used the six-hit pitching of Jack Morris and Dave Tobik and home runs by Lance Parrish, Tom Brookens and Lou Whitaker to defeat the Minnesota Twins 6-2 last night for their fourth con- secutive triumph. Morris, 11-9, settled down after a shaky first inning, while Minnesota rookie Frank Viola, 3-1, took his first major leagu...…

…Sports Tuesday, July 20, 1982. Page 12 The Michigan Daily James works overtime By RON POLLACK I would. That's how much I love competition." tersted in me since I'll only have one year of "I have yet to figure out what team Joe is really It was that love of competition that caused James eligibility. on," said a fan during the third game of last night's to quit the Michigan squad last season. Unhappy with But wherever he decides to play, ther...…

…1 l 1 Sports Page 12 Wednesday, July 21, 1982 The Michigan Dail Petry-quiets Chicago bats By JIM DWORMAN collected the 1,500th hit of his major league career, lashed a SpecialtoteDaily grounder up the middle that knocked Petry off the mound. DETROIT- A cool breeze blew through Tiger Stadium last But Tiger second baseman Lou Whitaker scooped up the ball night. near second, stepped on the bag and fired the ball to first It came not from the sky...…

…Sports Page 12 Thursday, July 22, 1982. The Michigan Daily Big Ten Athlete of Year Indiana's Spivey tops Michigan's Woolfolk By RON POLLACK Michigan's Butch Woolfolk may be better known by the average fan, but it was Indiana track star Jim Spivey who yesterday became the Big Ten's first Athlete of the Year. The Michigan tailback, however, came extremely close to earning the honor. Spivey received 34 points to edge Woolfolk, who compiled ...…

…Sports Page 12 Friday, July 23, 1982 The Michigan Daily Out of the spotlight Stan Edwards learns to be second fiddle By RON POLLACK Second in an eight-part series Stan Edwards now knows what it is like to be the "other" running back. Two seasons ago, he rushed for 901 yards. But last year the fullback found himself in Butch Woolfolk's shadow, and gained only 445 yards since he was utilized mostly asa blocker. HE WAS selected by the Housto...…

…Sports Page 12 Saturday, July 24, 1982 The Michigan Daily Tanana's two-hitter downsTigers 4 By JOE CHAPELLE Special to the Daily DETROIT - Detroit's season attend- ance tally may have passed the one million mark last night, but the Tigers were short on hits as they succumbed to the Texas Rangers, 3-1, before 27,320 fans in Tiger Stadium. The Tigers only garnered two hits on the night. The Tigers did not get on the scoreboard until the si...…

…Page 12-Tuesday, July 27, 1982-The Michigan Daily t-. -.-. - .1* F T rT -1: T - - T 111 I ')** A**j~ I Woodstock Hot Channels and Hot Lunch 2001- "arold Maude" A Space Oddysey And 'Arthur" If you find your name in today's MICHIGAN DAILY classified page YOU WIN TWO FREE TICKETS toMny0Gae of STATE 1.2-3-4 MIDNIGHT MOVIES I El 1 WJ &I st-, -I IN-1 - FTF" usmIr L~ ImrAlwaII, 1., 1.1 FOUND: metal frame glasses State and Lawrenc...…

…Sports Wednesday, July 28, 1982 Page 12 The Michigan Daily COULD HAVE GONE PRO LAST SEASON Extra year costs Becker By RON POLLACK Fifthinaneight-part series This past year didn't exactly work out like Kurt Becker had hoped it would. The offensive guard could have turned pro a year ago, but chose to play at Michigan as a fifth-year senior. He chose to stay in college because he had en- joyed his experience in the Rose Bowl the previous seas...…

…Sports Thursday, July 29, 1982 COWBOY'S FOUR TH ROUND DRA Page 12 Carpenter depends on By RON POLLACK the system, I can. gamble on my sixth in an eight-part series coverages. But not until then." One of Carpenter's biggest gambles As a 166-pound defensive back, Brian in the pros would seem to be trying to Carpenter certainly isn't going to im- tackle running backs on sweep plays. press Dallas Cowboy coaches, or in- tcl unn ak nseppas prmies ...…

…Sports Friday, July 30, 1982 Page 12 The Michigan Daily Sims refuses to report Texarkana Ark. (AP) - Contract problems will keep Detroit Lions running back Billy Sims out of the team's National Football League training camp for now, he said in a radio interview here yesterday. "There are just some things that happened when I first went to Detroit that need to be ironed out before I go into camp, and hopefully they will be resolved real soo...…

…Sports Saturday, July 31, 1982 Page 12. The Michigan Daily Schenibechler blasts USFL By BOB WOJNOWSKI Special to the Daily with wirereports CHICAGO- Michigan head coach Bo Schembechler used the dais at the an- nual Big Ten Football luncheon yester- day to blast the new United States Football League and its possible inter- ference with college athletics. Schembechler, the dean of Big Ten coaches, was commissioned by his fellow coaches to ma...…

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…The Michigan Dily-Tuesday, July 27, 1982-Page 13 I .1I1 ii. I i I i I- I ~l-i Ii I I , 1 -1 , 1 .1 I -1 -1 i i i - i ; i. i, i - 4 1 - - i .+ 4 i 1 1 .1 i 1, 1 1 : lit' Ziliztzll4l4z4ziV If you find your Woodstock Hot Channels name in today' and Hot Lunch MICHIGAN DAILY YOU WIN 2001- Hearo~d £ Maude" TWO FREE TICKETS A Spae Ody~eyto any one of ASaeOdey And 'Athur~ STATE 1-23-4 MIDNIGHT MOVIES LA A F , i 1% 34 IF:I=, AM I.- . 71 L ...…

…Page 2-Wednesday,'July21, :1982 -h Michigan Daily SURVIVOR BOB B3LOOI)STONE: EYE OF THE TIGERSWEGALOGAYBC- including: JME u G ALOGIAYBAI Eye Of The Tiger G incuding:m est~elOignal loin icu flNI EI The One That Really Matters HA NDS GoO nryoweste Sudac I'm Not That Man Anymore WeGoAlong Way Back Children 0f The Night/American HearteatJDOW N My Loe Grows Stronger aww JhanushoozORIGINAL. RobertaMOTION PICTURE P }0 / Q~tSOUNDTRACK!!I TOP HITSALBU...…

…Page 14-Tuesday, July 27, 1982-The Michigan Daily SPORTS OF THE DAILY: Festival tests new hoop talent 4 INDIANAPOLIS (AP)- The men's coaches say they will keep it a simple, game when the basketball round-robin tournament opens today in the National Sports Festival. In this competition, a training ground for America's future international talent, the East will face the North in men's and women's play Tuesday af- ternoon with the South squads ...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 21,1982-Page 3 Art fair overtakes A2 By FANNIE WEINSTEIN It's almost enough to make you forget the heat and. Actually, the annual event is three fairs in one. everyone, even the curiosity seeker who already has nearly 100 percent humidity. And for a four-day " The State Street Art Fair, located on stretches of the ideal sculpture or wallhanging they always want- stretch in late July, almost half a million peo...…

…The Michigan Daily-Tuesday, July 27, 1982-Page 15 MAJOR LEAGUE ROUNDUP Ben gals drop Yankees By SARAH SHERBER Special to the Daily NEW YORK - Detroit, which has had a season of short streaks, appear to be on another one as it compiled its fourth win in a row by defeating the New York Yankees 5-3 last night. Jerry Uj- dur posted his fourth victory of the season while newcomer Dave Gumpert earned his first save. Mike Morgan took the loss for th...…

…Page 4-Wednesday, July 21, 1982-The Michigan Daily LOCAL GR OUP SEEKS SUPPOR T Political booths sell ideas, not art By SCOTT STUCKAL This week's art fair will enable more than 1,000 artists to display their work to hundreds of thousands of potential buyers, but other vendors will be on hand, trying to sell ideas rather than art. Local political and cause-oriented organizations will be gathered in front of the Engineering Arch at the intersec- ...…

…Sports Tuesday, July 27, 1982- MURANSK Y SLIMS DOWN I Page The Michigan Daily 'Big Ed' solves weighty problem By RON POLLACK Football League draft than had once and ability. Also, some teams pay bet- "The main reason I turned pro Fourth in an eight-part series been predicted. He wa § not chosen until ter than others. After I lost the weight, that I graduated on May 1," By his fans, Ed Muransky was affec- the fourth round by the Oakland the...…

…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 21, 1982-Page 5 Fair makes business boom By CHARLES THOMSON It's a merchant's dream. Almost half a million people crowd into a few square miles of Ann Arbor for four days-and nearly all of these visitors come with bulging wallets and an inclination to spend. "IT'S JUST unbelievable what the street fair has done for buisness," said Mary Dibble, who owns clothing stores downtown and on South University. "Peopl...…

…Page 6-Wednesday, July 21 1982-The Michigan Daily Local acts highlight entertainment By ROBERT WEISBERG For those of you who are music lovers, but think the art fair is all art and no play, a visit to the steps of the Michigan Union or the Graceful Arch should prove otherwise. Throughout the four-day event, both the University Artists and Craftsmen Guild's Summer Arts Festival and the Ann Arbor Street Art Fair will be spon- soring acts at the...…

…The Michigan Daily--Wedn~sday, July 21 1982-Page 7 Ofart and fun at the fair By MARK GINDIN They come in droves of hundreds of thousands. The numbers boggle the mind. Enough come to town during these four days to populate the city for an en- tire year. And those who run into town come from all walks of life. Each has his own level of understan- ding. There are the connoisseurs of art, the ones who look at hunks of welded and twisted metal, th...…

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…The Michigan Daily-Wednesday, July 21, 1982-Page 9 Shuttle Bus Hours of Operation: Wednesday-Friday, 9 a.m.-10 p.m. Saturday, 9 a.m.-7 p.m. Shuttle Bus Fare-60¢. Call 996-0400-For all city bus route information. One Way f n ayFM1 o P + 4-0- One Way -0- Ann d c > - Z Z FIR * ,~i55.ShuttlettParPirkin HM Thhutl PLarkGedde inisesity Washrsns A Council t Mista qv he h1t9El C a Universityow u SreCls ft Tihod Croseddidwaks Iaeicersit C ashtenaw of Eo...…

…Page 10-Wednesday, July 21, 1982-The Michigan Daily HOME TURNS INTO 'COTTA GE INDUSTR Y' Ceramist's craft is family affair By JULIE HINDS For local potter Callie Dean,.par- ticipating in the city's art fair has tur- ned into a family affair. "My house is a factory, a cottage in- dustry," said Dean, whose entire family is put to work during the three to four months leading up to her art fair appearance. From kitchen to bedroom to living room, ...…

…The Mithigan Daily-Wednesday, July 21, 1982-Page 11 Potter's Guild: Art fair tradition Ceramists part of South U. fair for 23 years By BILL SPINDLE Although a number of ceramists will be displaying their work this week in the three art fairs, members of the Pot- ter's Guild have the distinction of showing with one of the oldest par- ticipants in Ann Arbor's art ex- travaganza. "We're quite unique in the country," guild member Shirley Knudsvig...…

…Page 12-Wednesday, July 21, 1982-The Michigan Dolly ART FAIR MICHI( Summe WEDNE 12 p.m.-Mustard's Retreat 1 p.m.-Lost World String B 2 p.m.-Aikido Demonstrati 2:30 p.m.-Clair Ross (Harp 3:30 p.m.-Teatro Ikaro THURS 12 p.m.-Gemini (Folk) 1 p.m.-New Nash Rambler 2 p.m.-Teatro Ikaro 3 p.m.-Clog Dancers FRID 12 p.m.-Arranged by "the 1 p.m.-Bruce Barth Quarte 2 p.m.-Gerry the Fool (Mi 2:30p.m.-Stark Raving Re 3:30 p.m.-Sunday Funnies SATUR 12 p.m...…

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…I-Wednesday, July 21, 1982-The Michigan Daily Local groups bring' music to the art fair (Continuedfrom Page 6) opening spot at noon on Wednesday. Usually, more acts express interest in performing than can be accom- modated, even though most groups donate their time, according to Bartolo. "We have the advantage of being selec- tive," she said. I MUSICAL STYLE also plays a part in deciding the order in which the groups appear, Bartolo said. "W...…

…The Michigan Daily--WednesdJay, July 21 1982-Page 15 Annual event began with A2 street fair (Continued from Page 3) the State Street Area merchants' sidewalk sale. "Most of the stores will have booths in front of their stores," Sheets said. In addition, he said, several restaurants, including the Continental Deli and Orient Express will offer outdoor ser- vice. The association covers the cost of leasing the streets and sidewalks, as well as ...…

…Page 16-Wednesday, July 21, 1982-The Michigan Daily Diversity of food adds spice to summer fair Along with a variety of crafts, the art fair features many ways to snack in style. The following is a list of some of the vendors- that will be appearing at the fair and their menus: STATE STREET Afghanistan Banana Stand apples, peaches, oranges, bananas, nectarines, plums, mangos, papayas, cherries The Ark sno-cones, ice cream r, hot dogs, soft ...…