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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 23. 1967
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COMING-SUNDAY NIGHT
MARCH 5
"THE GREATEST BAND CONCERT
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With Iowa's triumph last week-
end over Michigan State. Satur-
cay's gymnastics contest between
Michigan and Iowa at 2:30 in the
Sports Building assumes a great
bearing on the conference title.
The meet will determine whether
Michigan goes into the Big Ten
tournament in a first-place tie
with Iowa at 6-1 or in a second-
place tie with Michigan State and
possibly Illinois at 5-.2.
Last weekend, the stage was set
for the showdown when the Hawk-
eyes overpowered the Spartans,
189.25-186.675. Going into the
meet Iowa was 4-0 and Michigan
State was 5-1. If the Hawkeyes
had lost, they would have been in
second place and the Spartans
would have been assured of at
least a first-place tie. However,
MSU's hopes for a championship
now hinge on the Michigan-Iowa
contest and the outcome of the
conference tournament, March 2-
3-4. Illinois must defeat Minne-
sota this weekend for a similar
5-2 record.
Winning Total
If the Wolverines can overcome
Iowa, both teams will have 6-1
records. In the Big Ten tourna-
ment, scores are determined in re-
verse order of the team totals.
Therefore, the winning team wil
receive eight points, the ^eccnd-
place team seven points, and so
on. The tournament points are
then added to each team's num-
ber of wins in dual competition
during the season in order to de-
termine the final standings.
A Michigan 6-1 dual meet rec-
ord and a Big Ten tournament
victory in Iowa City would bring
the Wolverine's point total to 14,
and insure a seventh straight con-
ference championship.
If Michigan loses to Iowa Satur-
day, the Hawkeyes will be able to
clinch the title with a first or
second place finish in the tourna-
ment.
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-Daily-Don Horwitz
GARY VANDER VOORT, Michigan gymnastics captain, is shown suspended, in mid-air above the
parallel bars in a routine that netted him a 9.2 against Michigan State last weekend. Vander Voort,.
voted most valuable gymnast by his teammates the past two years, finished second in the Big Ten
all-around last season. Looking on at the action is coach Newt Loken, who has guided the Wolverines
to six straight conference titles.
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-Daily-Don Horwitz
PHIP FULLER, one-half of Michigan's gymnastic twins, goes through part
of the routine that has made him one of the two best floor exercise men in the
nation. The Florida native, who also participates in the long vault, was Big Ten
runner-up in the free ex last season and fourth in the NCAA title meet.
-Daily-Don Horwitz
SENIOR CLIFF CHILVERS daemonstrates the
form that has made him one of Michigan's most
consistent gymnasts the past season.
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