10 1959 THE MICHIGAN DAILY
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By BILL ZOLLA
Michigan's golf team retained
enough of its early first round lead
to defeat Purdue, Ohio State, and
Northwestern in three separate
dual meets here yesterday.
y The quadrangular meet was run
as six dual contests with each
squad pitted against the three
others.
.The Wolverines edged the de-
fending Big Ten champion Boiler-
makers, 211/-20a, although they
nearly blew the seven point mar-
gin, 14-7, which they had built up
in the-first '1 holes.
Identical Scores
Michigan whipped Northwestern
and OSU by identical -23-13 totals.
In addition, Purdue beat Ohio
State, 231%-12%, and NU, 29-7.
The Buckeyes outshot the Wild-
cats, 21-15.
Captain Ray Lovell, playing in
the nu'mber one position for Mich-
igan, led the squad with a two-
round total of 73-79-152, and
outscored his Purdue opponent,.
John Konsek, last year's Big Ten
medalist, 41/2/2, in the match.
Lovell's 73 was the low round
of the day; and his 36-hole total
of 152 was the finest turned in
among the 26 golfers competing.
Especially Sweet
The victories over Purdue and
OSU weieespecially sweet because
they avenged earlier defeats. The'
Boilermakers whipped the Wolver-
ines, 28-8, and the Buckeyes took
the measure of the "M" squad,
24-12, in a similar quadrangular
meet this year. -
"The win over Purdue was most
impressive, for it indicates that,
we must be considered as contend-
ers4 for the Big Ten crown," said
Michigan Coach Bert Katzen-
meyer, who was quite jubilant over
the triple win.
He added that he was pleased
with the performances, but did not
feel that the squad had reached
thR peak which will be necessary
for Conference supremacy.
Golf Simmaries
MICHIGAN POINTS WON FROM
Pur. OSU NU
Lovell, 73-79-152 4% 5 5%
Youngberg, 79-76--155 5. 4 6
Blackett, 78-79--157 2! 3 3 z
Keefe, 77-83-160 ' 3 4 3Y/
Brisson, 83-M8--161 2 4 2
Markman, 79-83-162 1 3 2%
l each, 81-84--165 3 - -
PURDUE
Francis, 74-80-154; Boots, 78-77-
155; Drake, 78-78-156; Black, 80-77-
157; Konsek, 80-79-159; Mitchell, "81-
78-159; Beardsley, 85-75-160.
OHIO STATE
Niederliti, 78-78-156; Butler, 82-'
78-160; Podolski, 76-85-161; Cardi,
51-80--161; Bellino, 84-79--163; Dan-
iels, 84-80-164.
NORTHWESTERN
Sucher, 81-77--158; Levering, 77-85-
169; Windness, 84-78-162; Smith, 83-
80-163; Wagner, 84-82-166; Menke,
84-84--168.
Purdue, and especially its num-
ber one man, Konsek, were obvi-
ously way off their game. Konsek
had turned in a 73-75--148 in the
previous Michigan-Purdue match
to beat Lovell by the same 4%-1/2
score. Yesterday his total, 80-79-
159, was 11 strokes higher, andI
the tables were reversed.
The biggest individual point-
getter for the Wolverines was Dick
Youngberg, who, playing in the
number six slot, compiled five and
one-half points out of a possible
six against Purdue, four versus
OSU, and six against Northwest-
ern.
Monday the Wolverines will be
out to reverse another defeat, that
one inflicted by Indiana, and will
host the Hoosiers in a dual meet.
'M'Netters
T opBadgers,
Special to The Daily
MADISON, Wis. - Michigan's
powerful tennis team rolled to an
easy 9-0 victory over Wisconsin
here yesterday:
The win was the Wolverines
fourth against no defeats against
Big Tei opponents. The team now-
has a 6-1 dual meet record with
the lone loss coming against a
strong Notre. Dame squad.
In yesterday's number one sin-
gles match Michigan Captain Jon
Erickson fought back to whip
Keith- Anderson 4-6, 6-2 and 6-1:
Thus, he has yet to be beaten in
Big Ten competition.
In the second singles sophomore
Gerry Dubie .continued his fine
play by whipping Jerry Rotter 6-1,
6-2. Bob Sassone took. the third
singles match, whipping Bob 'Dar-
ling, 6-2, 6-2. Larry Zaitzeff, Frank
Fulton and Wayne Peacock won
their singles matches over Dave
Medenwald, Lon Ruedisili and Bob
Trachsel, respectively.
All three doubles matches had
to be shortened to one set in
order to enable the Michigan team
to catch its plane.
In the first doubles Erickson'and
Dubie combined to defeat Ander-
son and. Rotter, 9-7. Peacock and
Zaitleff teamed together to win the
second doubles and Fulton and
Sassone combined to make the
match a sweep.
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ATTRACTIVE 4 rm. newly furn. apt.
summer 2 blocks from campus. 3-4
tenants. No discrimination. NO 3-
1771. -0181
TWO BEDROOM unfurnished apt. in
two family bldg, Does have stove and
apt, size refrigerator. Recently re-
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Burns Park School. $95 per month
plus utilities. For summer or year.
Phone NO 3-5098. . C,82
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1517 North Foster, Lansing. IV 2-
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AIR CONDITIONED furnished apart-
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Includes dishwasher, disposal, elec-
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6 3 .667-
6 3 .667
5 4 .556
5 4 .556
4 5 444
4 5 .444
3 6 .333
2 6 .250
1 6 .143,
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