SATURDAY, JANUARY 6, 1968 T HE MICHIGAN DAILY rAGE SEVEN Keough Repels MS Icers, 7-I Tonight we dance, my dear, on the money 1 saved "..,..,, by buying used textbooks at Follett's. By DAVE WEIR Michigan's hockey team erupt- ed with four last-period goals last + night to bury Michigan State, 7-1, Grapplers Demolish Illini, 29-5 * * before a capacity crowd at the' Coliseum. A controversial goal scored by Lee Marttila at 1:46 of the final period started off the Wolverine rampage. Spartan coach Amo Bessone thought the score should not have been allowed, since the puck bounced off Marttila'sj shoulder past goalie Bob.Johnson. "That goal spoiled what might have been a good game," stated Bessone after the contest. "It was a bad call by the officials, and it put the game out of reach. Mich- igan played well but they also got all the breaks." Michigan coach Al Renfrew agreed that "the puck bounced the right way for us all night," but he considered Marttila's goal legitimate. The Wolverines dominated the rest of the third period, flashing the goal light three more times on scores by Jerry Hartman, Lars Hansen, and Ron Ullyot. Michigan goalie Jim Keough' played what Renfrew termed a "great game'' to completely bottle up the Spartan attack. Keough, who was named the Most Valuable Player in the recent Big Ten holi- day tournament, stopped 41 shots compared to only 25 saves by two Michigan State netminders. The losers' only score came early,.in the second period when winger Bill Enrico slapped a re- bound behindathe sliding Keough. The Spar tans control- led play throughout most of the rest of the second period, out- shooting Michigan, 21-6. But with 1:45 left, Ullyot scored his first of- two goals by taking a com- bination pass from Hartman and Don Deeks and slipping the puck past Johnson. Deeks was the major playmaker for 'the Wolverines, scoring one goal and adding two assists. His marker came at 1:41 of the open- ing period, and preceeded by a minute and a half a goal by Randy Binnie. Those two scores gave the Wolverines a 2-0 lead which they never relinquished. The victory was the first in WCHA play for the Wolverines this season agasinst two losses, and upped their season mark to 6-3. Michigan State is now 5-4-2 over- all, and 1-3-1 in the WCHA. The same two teams face-off tonight at the Spartan Ice Arena in East Lansing at 7:30. By PATRICIA ATKINS Capping three pins onto an al- ready wide lead, the Michigan matmen poured it all on the fighting Illini to grab the first of the team's duel meets, 29-5, yes- terday afternoon in the All Events Building, Yet according to Assistant Coach Rick Bay, although the grapplers were better than in the tourna- ments, more improvement will be necessary in the Indiana meet at 2:00 p.m. today in the Events Building if the team expects to do as well. The Wolverines show of brav- ado began with a minute left in 167-pounder B i11 Waterman's match with Illini Roger May. Holding a five point lead, Water- man began fighting for a pin and with only five seconds left forced a fall. In the next match Pete Cornell ended his bout 25 seconds sooner by pinning Kerry Anderson at 7:30. Drehmann Pins Climaxing these performances was the pin by Pete Drehmann, wrestling in Dave Porter's place for experience, of Bart Macomber in the 'heavyweight class with only 1:54 gone. The meet had begun innocently enough with Bob Noel's 5-2 de- cision over Illinois' 123-pound Gordon Breene. A glimpse of the shellacking that was in store for the Illini came in the next bout as Michigan's Lou Hudson polish- ed him off 13-2. A return match was played in the 152-pound division as Wolver- ine Fred Stehman battled furious- ly with Bob Loffredo to a 2-2 tie. In the Midlands Tournament, Lof- fredo had defeated Stehman on a referee's decision in the con- solation finals. This time the most the two could. do to one another was escape, each performing this manuever once, with the other points being added by riding time. The Illini's other meet points came on the decision by Chuck Marshall over Jim Sanger. 'M' Improvement Bay credited the Wolverines im-, provement since the tourney to incerased practice. "We doubled practice time from once a day to twice a day this last week to get ready," he informed, "but we'll have to be still better against In- diana." An indication of the strength of the Hoosier wrestling team came in the Midlands Tourney, where they finished only two points be- hind fifth place Michigan. Also in the Midlands two Wolverine grapplers, Steve Rubin and Hud- son, faced their opponents from Bloomington, Ted Parker and Tim McCall, and dropped both bouts. "Indiana is a tough team," ad- mits Bay. "And since they're on the four quarter system, they haven't had finals yet or a semes- ter break to slow their practice schedule. Really we'd like to play Indiana a couple of weeks from now." The meet however is set for today and promises to be one of the more crucial ones. "The con- ference race is going to be a scramble especially with Michigan State, Indiana, and Northwestern all trying for the first spot with Michigan," says Bay. Lineup changes for today's Indiana-Michigan meet call for Dave Porter to start in the heavy- weight class and Rubin in the 123 division. 123 lbs.-Noel (M) dec. Breene, 5-2. 130 lbs.-Hudson (M) dec. Wright, 13-2. 137 lbs.-Henson (M) dec. Rott, 7-3. 145 lbs.-Marsnan (1) dec. Sanger, 7-4. 153 Ibs.-stehnman (M) drew Lotredo, 3-2. 160 bs.-Hansen (M) dec. Kirkpatrick, 5-2. 167 lbs.-Waterman (M) pinned May, 7:55. 177 lbs.-corneii (M) pinned Anderson, 7:30. IHvy.--Dreinmann (MI) pinned Macomiber, 1:54. SPORTS NIGHT EDITOR: JOEL BLOCK EMU Tests Gymnasts; Begin Long Road Trip The Wolverine gymnastics team strength. This is the exception. begins one of its most horrible "We see this meet as a baro- road schedules in history by zip- meter for our season. How close ping down Washtenaw to Ypsil- we can come to Michigan gives anti for a 2 p.m. meet with East- us an insight on how we should ern Michigan today. do for the rest of the year." Michigan, which won't be at Johnson doesn't mean he has a home until February, has only two poor team. "We're certainly better of its nine meets this season in now than my '54 Michigan team. Ann Arbor. So this will be one of And in a few years we'll be up the very few chances for Wol- to where the Wolverines are now. verine supporters to see the tram- Of course, where Michigan will be poline team that dominates the by then is another question." world plus a combination of im- Specifically, Johnson has all- pressive sophomores and veterans, around man Jim Arnold "and if (Bear left at the Y on Wash- the Wolverines had him, they def- tenaw and take a left on the far initely would have won the Big side of Eastern's union). Ten last year." Huron Coach Marvin Johnson, Johnson also mentions ring man the 1954 Wolverine gym captain Sam Muffitt and Rollie Steele in under Newt Loken, says he ex- free exercise plus a side horse pects to lose to his old mentor. team "as good as the Wolverines" "Generally we schedule teams and a trampoline team that will that are equivalent to us in lose only to Michigan this season. How about getting a haircut first? 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OPEN THIS AFTERNOON MICHIGANFKOLLE TRS STATE SiRh&s AT NORTH UNIVERSITY * ANN ARBOR V II 1' FIRST PERIOD SCORING: Mich -Deeks (Unasst) 1:41; Binnie (Gross:) 3:13.. PENALTIES: Mich-- Ullyot (Offensive check) 4:45; Han- sen (Hooking) 11:02. MSU- De- Marco (Tripping) 14:11. SECOND PERIOD SCORING: Mich -Ullyot (Deeks, Hartman). MSU- Enrico (Hathaway, Russo) 6:57. PENALTIES: Mich-Koviak (Trip- ping) 0:27; Galbraith (Roughing) 7:13; Marttila (Interference) 10:23; Ullyot (Elbowing) 15:30. MSU- French (Rougning) 7:13. THIRD PERIOD SCORING: Mich -Marttila (Hansen) 1:46; Hartman (imens) 7:13; Hansen (Marttia) 14:20; Ullyot (Marttila, Domim) 15:46. PENALTIES: Mich--Hansen (Hooking) 8:31; Gross (Cross-check) 11:49; +Lord (Interference) 14:39; Hansen (Slashing) 18:35. 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