SUNDAY, A
olcerine Relay Teams Stand
Out in
Ohio Meet
Sophomores Sparkle as 'M' Golfers Top Detroit;
Brisson's 73, Youngberg's 74 Lead Wolverines
There was only one other Wol- didn't fare so well on the Grosse
verine under 80, Capt. Ray Lovell, Ile, .course which Katzenmeyer
who had a 76 in contributing to called comparable to the Univer-
the winners' 77.1 average for six sity course. Each one of them,
men. Larry Markman, Pat Keefe, and
The other three 'M' linksmren Chuck- Blackett, shot an 80.
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"Despite the good rounds we
had, we can't overlook those three
bad ones," Katzepmeyer said. "We
have to think of everything ii
terms of the Conference Meet buts
at any rate, it always feels good
to win."
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COMES INTO HIS OWN--Michigan sophomore Dick Youngberg
put on a standout performance in yesterday's golf win over the
University of Detroit. The native of Nort brook, Illposted'a assore
of 74, good for the runnerup spot behind classmate Joe Brisson.
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