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Engagement ring, ' Wedding ring, EXAP GOLF at DON'S PAR 3 Thinclads 50665 West Huron River Dr. By PHIL BROWN Fede Final exams will put a damper "It LEAGUES WELCOME on the activities of Michigan's imeet title-hungry track squad for the assist Susterka Lake H Uner 3-5010 next two weekends, but the cinder-tn.' men will still see some action fa during the semester-ending period."A After putting out a tremendous tam A p ge mot US CRAMP STYLE Prep for Relays ration Relays here tomorrow: 's not as big as our indoor in February," e x p l a i n s tant track coach Dave Mar- We have to take it easy with s so close. .nd there won't be as many s as there were in the indoor . Eastern, Western, and a few area schools will be here, hat's about it." e thinclais get another break 11 I performance in the. Kentucky ot Relays at Lexington last week, the, but t Wolverines host the Michigan Tht -it starts to bother him again. All we can do is give him some medication and rest." Kearney's return could be all the team needs to overcome Wis- consin, the indoor winner, for the outdoor title. Strength in some other events could push the Wol- verines past the Badgers with ease. "Tell them it's free," Martin grins in reference to tomorrow's meet. The Federation Relays will get under way shortly after noon, giv- ing everybody a chance to sleep in, and Ferry Field is a great place to get some rays. *i We dislike "close line" advertising when it comes to vocational place- ments, BUT we need to interview GRADUATES .in the following fields: MECHANICAL ENGINEERING ACCOUNTING METALLURGY If you would like the opportunity of interviewing with some outstanding smaller firms for positions offering -excellent career opportunities, call 769- 4800 for an appointment. ANDERSON & ASSOCIATES PERSONNEL SERVICE of Ann Arbor, Michigan 610 South Forest 'Crossers Win; Sailors Finish Behind Navy The Michigan Lacrosse Club romped over Defiance Wednesday 12-2 for its first victory in four games. The 'crossers tallied three times in each quarter, and were never seriously threatened by the visitors. Bob Gillon, Narl Davidson, and Bill Toonajian each had three goals. Moore Davock scored two, and Bill Priebe had a single goal for the winners. The club meets Chicago at Wines Field tomorrow at 2 p.m. Navy edged out the Michigan Sailing Club for first place in a regatta held March,31 and April 1'. Christ Chatain, Hans Muhlert, Hans Meyer, and Steve Klotz ran up 218 points for second behind the Middies' 222. next weekend, wyhen Michigan' sens apartial squad to the Ohio e Relays in Columbus. "It's always a great meet," notes Martin, "but we'll only send those guys who aren't tied up with 'exams." Both meets are relatively minor ones, with the Big Ten champion- ships still five weeks away. That gives the Wolverines an addi- tional three weeks of preparation before the trip to Minneapolis on May 17 and 18. But, after finishing second in. the conference indoor champion- ships, the squad is taking ad- vantage of the two warmups to polish up the weak points which could spell the difference between first and second at Minneapolis. Martin's prime concern right now is getting middle-distance man Tom Kearney ready for the outdoor championships. Kearney injured a tendon in mid-February, and has been unable to compete since. "There just doesn't seem to be anything we can do for it," Mar- tin points out. "Every time he starts to run on it--even jogging RETURNS TO SCOTLAND: Ruggers Lose McLean TOM KEARNEY only the original can have the name Orange Blossom I I inside the ring. 4 ln Npep ON SO. UNIVERSITY 1 1 13 SOUTH U. 2' SC. 1A INdeer '08 S.f MAIN ST. The Michigan Rugby Club takes on Ohio State tomorrow in a game at Wines Field, but there will be a big hole in the starting lineup. Allan McLean, a regular at wing since coming to the United States from Scotland in 1963, played his last game with the club last Sat- urday. McLean has been a club stal- wart for four years, both on the playing field and in administra- tion. He served as club secretary in 64-65, as president the following year, and as captain in the fall of 1966 (despite having a broken arm). Honors He played his first .rugby as a nine-year-old schoolboy and went on to earn a position on the Edin- burgh University team. He came to Michigan after graduating with honors from Edinburgh with a degree in economics.' McLean returns to take a post in the Economics Department at the new University of Stirling after leading his team to the cham- pionship of the Southwest Ontario Rugby Union in its first official season of operation (1966). The club meets Ohio State to- morrow in an attempt to improve upon its present record of one win and a draw. The "A' game will begin about 2:15 p.m. preceded by a seven-a- side rugby contest. Bill board Senior Women's NAAU swim- ming championships will be held in Pittsburgh April 17, 18 and 20. About 65 divers, includ- ing defending champion Micki King, Grad, and Lani Loken, '71, will compete. * * -* Michigan ticket manager Don Weir has reported that applica- tions for individual football game tickets will be available at the Athletic Building, State and Hoover, during the exam period. * * * Michigan State's karate club, "Pa Kong Tang So, Do," de- feated Michigan's - club, "Tae Kwon Do," 14-13, last night. -= t I 0 J i DINE OUT for teR EAs SLAMPLIGHTER FINE FOOD Q OPEN 7days aweek from7:30a.m. - 10p.m. Tel. 665-7003 421 E. 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