THE MICHIGAN DAILY WEDNESDA r. oc ulian ' Runs Dazzle Navy Defenses For The Man On The Way Up 'M' Halfbaek. Shows Ability On Defense By DICK MINTZ Fred Julian's dazzling running in Saturday's game was no surprise to the many Michigan fans who followed his high school grid career. As a back at Detroit's Pershing High he gained all-city, all-state and All-America honors. Possess- ing both drive and speed he totaled 18 touchdowns his senior year. His total rushing gain of 1,504 yards in 129 carries presented an un- believable 11.4 yards average. Darrell Harper, "M" reserve, shared backfield honors with him in '55 on the all-state team. Injuries Hamper The 5'" junior, hampered by injuries last year, failed to impress as. he totaled 42 minutes game time. Prior to the Navy game this season he'd only carried the ball once. That was a seven-yard dash' against Southern California. Against Navy though, Julian took the ball 11 times and netted 74 yards. On defense he starred on pass defense, leaping high into the., air to block passes aimed high over his head. Genyk Stars Another product of Pershing High. George Genyk in his un- assumingrole at left tackle, en- joyed as fine an afternoon as his former high school teammate. De- livering keblocks and standing out on defensive play, he drew great praise from the critical eyes of the line coaches. "He's not- a spectacular ball player," one member of the coach- ing staff commented, "but he's the kind of a boy you like to have in there--a football player's football player." Noskin Sidelined Again on the sidelines during today's practice was Stan Noskin. Noskin, second string quarterback, sustained a hip injury during Sat- urday's game and was unable to run. It is uncertain how long he will be out.,, John Herrnstein, confined to, University Hospital, will be under- going observation today to de- termine exactly the extent of his injury. The rugged fullback, defi- nitely out of football, may forfeit a baseball playing career as well. Cage Meeting Varsity Basketbal Coach Bill Perigo invites all freshmen in- terested in trying out for the team to a. meeting tomorrow, 7 p.m. at Yost Fieldhouse. All candidates are requested, to bring their own equipment. ON THE I-M SCENE:- . Sig Eps Halt Phi Sig, 8-0 By TOM WITECKI Sigma Phi Epsilon, Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Lambda Chi Alpha, Sigma Chi and Sigma Alpha Mu all gained berths in the social fra- ternity 'A' football championship playoffs by winning their games at Ferry Field yesterday. The Sig Eps scored on a short pass from Larry LaverCombe to Charley Turner to give them a hard-fought 8-0 victory over a stubborn Phi Sigma Delta squad. Sparked by Jack Mogk's three touchdown tosses, SAE ground out a 22-6 win over Delta Sigma Phi. iAke Sports? The Michigan Intramural Sports Department. is looking for under- graduate men who are interested in athletics. Senior Manager Dick Griebel is trying to fill his staff of Intra- mural Managers, which is gener- ally composed of 10 students - five sophomores, three juniors and two seniors. These I-M managers help in the execution of the vast Michigan in- tramural system. Three to four hours a. week, arranged to fit the manager's schedule, are all that is required. Interested men who want more information should contact the in- tramural office at the Sports Build- ing either~in person or by phone at NO 3-4181. Playing an all around good game for Delta Sig was Harvey Johnson who scored their lone touchdown. Lambda Chi's spread formation met with continued success as they rolled to a 32-0 win over Zeta Psi. Nick Mitea scored three times in Sigma Chi's 32-0 romp over Phi Kappa Sigma. The Sammies won their berth on the strength of a 34-0 win over Pi Lambda Phi. In other 'A' games Alpha Epsi- lon Pi shut out Acacia, 16-0, Phi Kappa Tau edged Tau Delta Phi, 8-0, Zeta Beta Tau walloped Psi Upsilon, 28-0, and Kappa Sigma topped Theta Xi 6-0. In "B" action SAE edged Sigma Phi Epsilon, 8-0, in an evenly matched contest. Battlingto a scoreless tie in regulation time SAE broke the deadlock in over-+ time when John LeSage raced the length of the field with an inter- cepted pass for the game's only score. In other. "B" games Sigma Chi beat Chi Psi 8-0, Phi Delta Theta blanked Beta Theta Pi, 24-0, Delta Chi nipped Tau Delta Phi, 14-6, and Tau Kappa Epsilon won over the Sammies, 12-6. Sailing Club we WinsRegatta The Michigan Sailing Club gained top honors last weekend in a ten-team sailing regatta at Ohio State's Sciota River. Dexter Thede skippered the "A" crew which accounted for most of the 142 point winning total. Otto Scherer headed the "B" crew. FLIGHTWEAVEO WASH and WEAR IVY SPORTS CLASSIC By 4 vSf? :.. 4.'. i I I -Daily-Peter Anderson IT'S MY FOOTBALL-Halfback Fred Julian stretches to snag the football out of the waiting arms of Navy's Dick Zembruski in Saturday's game. Julian starred on offense for the Wolverines in Navy's 20-14 victory. REPLACES LAYNE: Morrall Shines in First Lion Game Pre-Medical Society Meeting TONIGHT at 8 Aud. D., Angell Hall TOPIC: "NUCLEIC ACID AND CANCER" Book, "Admission Requirements for Medical Schools," will be sold. Everyone is cordially invited to attend. Membership available. I Remember- GIVE TO: WORLD: UNIVERSITY. I SERVICE TODAY!, rJ-- -------. from X365 By AL SINAI How does it feel to try to fill the shoes of a great athlete and field leader who is suddenly traded to another ball club? Detroit Lion quarterback Earl Morall had this answer: "Naturally, I was a little nervous because of the circumstances. The Army Heads Top Teams Army head the list of the top 10 teams in this week's poll. Fol- lowing the Cadets in order are Auburn, Ohio State, Wisconsin and Michigan State which com- plete the top five. Navy, Texas, Mississippi, Louisi- ana State and Clemson complete the top teams. Big Ten teams in, the top 20 are Iowa, 13, North- western, 17 ,and Michigan, 19. guys and the plays are. different, but pro football is still my job." Morall was the principal subject in a surprise Detroit-Pittsburgh trade last week, which saw veteran Bobby Layne. of the Lions traded to the Steelers for Morall and two high draft choices. Layne, never tremendously pop- ular with the Detroit fans, is re- garded as. one of the greats of the National Football League, and is the player primarily responsible for the Lions' championships in 1952, 1953, 1954, and 1957, MorralStars However, Coach George Wilson of Detroit wasted no time in put- ting Morrall on the spot Sunday, although the ex-AllAmerican from Michigan State had only practiced with the Lions a few days. Morrall responded by throwing two touchdown passes in clutch situations. One was a 54-yard toss to Hopalong Cassady, and the other a pass for 18 yards to Gene Gedman.. Each time, the touch- downs tied the score. Both Lion President Edwin An- derson and Wilson agreed that Morall played a fine game. "Under the circumstances, he did a fine job, Wilson comment- ed. "He has nothing to be ashamed of," the Detroit coach added. "My only regret is that I threw. one pass a second too soon," said Morrall, referring to an inter- cepted pass meant for Jim Doran which led to the Ram victory. Coach Wilson declined to com- ment whether Morrall would split the quarterback duties 50=50 with Tobin Rote, or be relegated to a second string position. Morrall, a third year quarter- back, played with the Steelers all last year, finishing fifth in the league in passing. He completed' 48.1 per cent of his passes, aver- aging 6.57 yards per try. 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