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Ann Arbor News, October 12, 1969
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12
Month
October
Year
1969
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Dwight Wilkey, Richard Lowell, Edward Glancy, Henry Bowman, Robert Brodbeck

University of Michigan - Football
Sports
Purdue University
Purdue Boilermakers
Michigan Wolverines
Football
Ann Arbor News
Old News
Willie Nelson
Walt Whitehead
Veno Paraskevas
Tom Luken
Tom Huiskens
Tom Darden
Tom Curtis
Tom Beckman
Tim Killian
Tim Huxhold
Tim Foley
Stan Brown
Scott Lougheed
Scott Clayton
Sam Carter
Ron Maree
Rich Mahurt
Randy Cooper
Preston Henry
Pete Sarantos
Pete Newell
Paul Staroba
Paul DeNuccio
Mike Williams
Mike Taylor
Mike Renie
Mike Ray
Mike Phipps
Mike Keller
Mike Hankwitz
Mike Cota
Marty Huff
Mark Werner
Kenneth Watkins
John Handy
John Gabler
John Bullock
Jim Teal
Jim Mandich
Jim Kleidon
Jeff Jones
Jack Harpring
Henry Hill
Greg Fenner
Glenn Doughty
Garvie Craw
John 'Fritz' Seyferth
Fred Grambau
Frank Titas
Frank Gusich
Ed Moore
Donnie Green
Don Webster
Don Moorhead
Don Kiepert
Dick Caldarazzo
Denny Wirgowski
Dave Beigh
Dana Coin
Dan Parks
Dan Dierdorf
Clinton Turner
Cecil Pryor
Bruce Elliott
Brian Healy
Bob Baumgartner
Billy McKoy
Bill Yanchar
Bill Taylor
Bill Harris
Barry Pierson
Ashley Bell
Arnold Carter
Alex Davis
Alan Dick
Al Carpenter
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