THURSDAY, JANUARY 12,1967
THE MICRIG N DAILY
PAGE SEVEN
THUUSDAY, JANUARY 12, 1967 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE SEVEN
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Freeze.
Freeze.
Did you ever notice how cold a
hockey rink can get when there's
nothing to think about except how
cold a hockey rink can get?
Nothing exciting, just a prac-
tice. And it goes overtime.
Freeze. Should have worn two
sweaters.
Practice over. Give them a
chance to change.
One-half Starter
Still freezing when out comes
Jim Keough, Michigan sophomore
goalie and one-half of Coach Al
Renfrew's alternate starting duo
WCHA Standings
with junior Harold Herman.
Up into the stands for an inter-
view and it still hasn't gotten any
warmer. Let's put it right on the
line. How could a previously un-
defeated team play as miserably
as Michigan did Friday night?
Could one man, Mel Wakabayashi,
Gordie Howe or Bobby Hull make
that much difference out there?
And Jim Keough said "No, one
man doesn't mean that much to
any team . . . we were just down
for the game. We should have
been up and we were down. Be-
sides, even Armstrong (Denver's
coach) said they got all the
An engineering major. Keough
does not believe that a rugged
curriculum and hockey conflict.
You just have to make up your
mind to do it
Decision Expected
In an interesting development,
Keough predicts that a decision on
a regular goalie should come at
least four games from now, after
the next Michigan State series. He
doesn't believe that either he or
Herman are playing up to their
potential, citing only a Michigan
Tech game in the Great Lakes
tournament as indicative of his
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THIS WEEK'S GAMES
Friday
Duluth at North Dakota
MSU at Denver
Minnesota at MICHIGAN
Saturday
Duluth at North Dakota
MSU at Colorado College
Minnesota at MICHIGAN
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breaks." aRe e e doi-ty.
Losing Combination Coach Renfrew refused to con-
Keough, who had allowed orily ment on Keough's prediction, but
2.17 goas per game before Fri : he does not think that the goal-
day's barrage of 48 shots which tenders are playing below their
included a minute and a half of ability. He says Keough has the
consecutive on goal slaps, was I perfect temperament for a goalie
ready to take the blame for his or a football quarterback-"cocky"
performance. "I couldn't make the -meaning if you don't know that
big sae. h adt k hyou're going to get the job done
big save." he admitted.
it's not going to get done.
"However, their first goal was On the subject of conditioning,
lucky (it was scored on a baseball Kough remarked that the basic
swing of a rebounding puck) and K ohrmnd th gais
that's the way it went all night. way of conditioning for goalies,
The puck took bad bounces for us aside from being human targets.
andhe misksekd o nes W sen is skating. This ends another
and we missed open nets. When . American misconception accord-
you score five goals you should ican isontion ar d-
win.".. :. ing to Jim: that goalies are hockey
wiA Canadian, Keough startediegplayers who can't skate.
skating when he was three years Keough gives you a ride home.
old, and doesn't think it at all un- type. When there is one little kid said I was waiting for offers. Freeze.
usual. "Americans who think all trying to play with bigger kids, he Baird checked with coach Renfrew "Hey Jim, I've been freezing all
we do is live hockey are wrong. I . . who wasn't really looking - for a afternoon and you don't look cold
was given a pair of skates when is given no choice. He's the goalie. goalie at the time (for evidence at all. Do you hae a high me-
I was three. You have skates It's sort of like an American there is Herman) and he said tabolism rate or something?"
and what can you do with them youngster being the permanent O.K. So here I am." "I'm a Canadian."
but skate? We had a rink in the catcher.
back yard. It might as well be
used." Keough came to Michigan be- SPORT SHORTS:
Too Small to Play !cause it was the best school aca-
demically. "Since any kind of ath- [( 1 1
nemight wonder why some- lthchn rhn s rhiifr i t Nn / LhEY ga 1 Eu E uwm thY1L1
body would be crazy enough to
become a goalie and Keough gave
an answer that is almost a stereo-
SPORTS NIGHT EDITOR:
CLARK NORTON
itcscnoiarsi pis promuai
Canada, you have to come to the
States. I was offered scholarships
by Denver and Michigan Tech.
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highly. Then Bob Baird (Mich-
igan senior forward) was at a
wedding with my father. When he
asked what I was doing, my father
r
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DETROIT-Joe Schmidt, once
rated the best middle linebacker,
in the National Football League,-
yesterday signed a five-year con-
tract to try to coach the Detroit
Lions back to being the best club
in the loop.
Schmidt, an eight-time NFL All-
Pro selection during his 13 years
as a Lion player, signed after
studying for two days a contract
offered Monday by Lion owner
William Clay Ford.
"I feel we have 15 or 16 good
football players that I want on
my club," Schmidt said. "We'll
definitely have to make some
trades."
Free. Hand
Schmidt said he has a free hand
to make trades and other moves.
He said it will take some time to
decide on his assistants.
The contract given the 34-year-
old Schmidt reportedly calls for
something in the neighborhood of,
$50,000 a year.
Schmidt, who retired after the
1965 season, replaces Harry Gil-
mer, fired last Friday after two
losing seasons. Gilmer's teams won
only 10 of 28 games in two years.
Schmidt was an assistant to Gil-
mer last year, working with the
linebackers.
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NBA Picks San Diego
SAN DIEGO, Calif.-San Diego
was named yesterday to have the
12th team in the National Basket-
ball Association.
Commissioner J. Walter Kenne-
dy made the announcement and
said the team will begin operat-
ing in the 1967-68 season.
"We're just as happy as we can;
be to have San Diego in the NBA,"
Kennedy said. "Our expansion
committee believes that San Diego
gave the best presentation of any
city seeking the franchise."
The ownership of the new team
is scheduled to be announced with-
in 24 hours.
The San Diego team will play
in the new San Diego Internation-
al Sports Arena.
Kennedy said that a profession-
al player pool will be created from
which San Diego and Seattle -
the two new NBA teams - will
draft a total of 15 players. The
new teams will take three players
from each of the 10 NBA teams.
Cost of the franchise was $1.75
million.
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Eckert Elevates McHale
NEW YORK - John McHale,
the rosy-cheeked Irish-man who
retired as a player at 26 years of
age because "I couldn't hit curve
balls," became baseball's second
in command yesterday when he
was named Administrator to Com-
missioner William D. Eckert.
McHale, now 45, left his post as
president and general manager
of the Atlanta Braves in succeed-
ing Lee MacPhail as Eckert's
right-hand man.
"I was not disenchanted in At-
lanta," McHale said. "I consider
this job a promotion from the
ball club level."
Eckert said McHale's contract
is for three years. Salary terms
were not revealed, but are believed
to be about $40,000 annually.
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