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THE MICH'IG~AN DAILTFDA

FRIDAY


;om berg Dominates I-A Title Night
iouth Quad House Takes Big Red Wins in Volleybalh-
lour Mat Championships Swimmg Fial Postponed
mSnn Fia Postponed - .

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to N. Territorial. Turn left on N. Territorial and follow I/4 mile.
Entrance marked on left.
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Chi Psi, beat SAE's Bill Nieman, NOT FOR LONG-Gomberg's Wally Herrala is seen on the bottom
7-2; 167, Lou Gritaldi, Sigmag Phi against Michigan House's Mike Bittner in the match for the1
SAE, 3:48; 177, John Hallenbeck Residence Hall I-M heavyweight wrestling title. But Herrala, a
Sigma Chi, decisioned Bob Feath- freshman football standout, quickly reversed the position to pin
erstone of SAE, 5-0. Bittner in 1.24.

Residence hall leader Gomberg
copped the I-M volleyball title at
the I-M building last night and
moved a step closer to winning
the dual meet swimming cham-
pionship.
Two Reeves swimmers set new
I-M records, but Gomberg won{
the meet, 34-23, and thus moved
into the finals against Chicago,j
which downed Scott, 31-23.
I-M Director Earl Riskey said
last night that neither the resi-
dence or fraternity swimming title
meets will be.held at the Swim
Gala tomorrow afternoon, as ori-
ginally scheduled. Riskey said
that Gomberg and Chicago wished
to hold their meet next week.
Fraternity swimming semis were
not held last night, because many
swimmers were competing in oth-
er I-M sports,
Stubborn Van Tyne extended
Gomberg's tall volleyball squad to
six games before losing, 4-2. Two
of the Big Red game victories were
by 16-14 scores. Latvians de-

throned defending independent
volleyball champion 1207 in four
straight games.
Newman Club hung up a 3-0
triumph over Evans Scholars to
win the independent handball
championship. Newman also won
the first match in the paddleball
final with Gomnberg Older Ele-
ment. The remaining matches will
be played tomorrow.
Alpha Epsilon Pidefeated Delta
Upsilon, 4-0, for the third place
fraternity volleyball title,
WELCOME MEN
OF MICHIGAN !!

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The faculty representatives
tightened several rules on eligi-
bility.
Under the Big Ten's contro-
versial financial aid program, an
athlete now must file a statement
of means of financial support for
each school year. Deliberate falsi-
fication will result in forfeit of all
conference eligibility. This is aim-
ed at possible illegal financial aid
via "under-the-table" support by
alumni or interested parties.
Minimum Class Hours
The - faculty group also pin-
pointed the area of classroom re-
quirements for physical education
majors or students specializing in
that field. It specified that such a
student must carry 11 minimum
hours of "primarily scholastic"
study in a current and previous

semester to retain athletic eligi-
bility. This differs from "activity"
credits, like classes in sports or
recreation.
The faculty men reaffirmed a
proposal to limit aid tenders to
athletesin the upper two-thirds of
their high school graduating classt
on a scholastic basis.
The faculty men also bolstered
the Big Ten's so-called red shirt-
ing rule, Now athletic eligibility
will be limited to 4 consecutive 12-
month periods following the date
of enrollment. This is retroactive
to December, 1957.
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