FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 30, 1966 THE MICHIGAN DAII.rY PAGE NINA' FRIDAY. SEPTEMBER 30, 1966 TIlE MICHIGAN DAILY PAQ~ NINP~ Dehlin Added to Blue Injury List' Barry Dehlin, beset by injuries throughout his varsity career, has been hurt again, and will sit out this week's game against North Carolina. Dehlin, a key linebacker in a" very effective= Michigan de- fense up to date, was injured in the Wolverines' 17-7 victory over' California last Saturday in Berke- ley. The Wolverine senior worked out most of the week but >was shelved when his shoulder ailment * did not respond well to treatment. 1 1 t Dehlin was sidelined for the ly in the Wolverine victories over 1965 season with a knee injury. Oregon State and California. Under the new 5-2-4 Oklahoma- Downhill type defense set up this year un- The squad's physical condition, der coaches Y.C. McNease and which was supposedly excellent after last week's game at Berkeley, Don James, Dehlin has played Oy- has been weakened considerably in posite linebacker Frank Nunley, the past few days. Tight end Clayt and has been very effective. Wilhite, who has grabbed three Coach Bump Elliott, with two passes, one a 46-yarder against starters already on the sidelines, Oregon State, was sidelined with said reserve linebacker Dennis a shoulder separation suffered in Morgan, a junior from Phoenix- T u e s d a y afternoon's practice. ville, Pa., would replace Dehlin Rocky Rosema, starting defensive against North Carolina this Sat- end and kicking specialist, came urday. Morgan has played sparing- down with mononucleosis, and will Cazzi e Mets Buntin As Pistons Play N.Y. Cazzie Russell vs. Bill Buntin? College Player of the Year. Yes, that's the way it will be on Big Bill is the first to admit he Oct. 5 when the former Michigan had a dismal rookie season with teammates will meet in an NBA the Pistons. After a long holdout, exhibition game at Bowen Field he ran into a weight problem and House in Ypsilanti. was off the Piston roster for al- Buntin, now in his second year most two months. with the Detroit Pistons, and Rus- Cazzie, on the other hand, is sell, a rookie with the New York sitting pretty after signing a Knickerbockers, were largely re- three-year contract for an esti- sponsible for the Wolverines quick mated $200,000. climb to national power in basket- The game will be the first for ball. Both were named All-America the Pistons this season in the De- in 1965 when Michigan finished troit area, and fans will also get second in the NCAA tournament, their first look at the Pistons' Last season, Russell was named prize rookie, Dave Bing. miss both the Carolina game and next week's Big Ten opener at Michigan State. In addition, Tom Pullen, the pre-season choice for starting tight end, has been lost for the season due to a knee in- jury. Coach Elliott is delving into his' reserves for replacements. Warrei Sipp, a sophomore from Akron, Ohio, will replace Wilhite at tight end, while Jon Kramer, another sophomore from Toledo, Ohio, will take Rosema's place. As the pennant races draw to Newly appointed Boston Red Sox a close, baseball's hierarchy is skipper Dick Williams was bless- performing a traditional ritual. In ed in another respect today when the manager-hiring department, he was named the International GET YOUR COPY "Michigan's Favorite College Songs" Words and Music of Michigan songs, which U of M collegians will want to sing and play. Available at HANK BAUER was rewarded with a -new two-year contract for di- recting the BALTIMORE ORI- OLES to their first American League pennant. Previously a coach with the Birds, the former Yankee is now completing his third year since replacing BILLY; HITCHCOCK at the helm of the club. HITCHCOCK, in the meantime, has found a permanent home in ATLANTA after taking over late in the season for the now-depart- ed Bobby Bragan. Hitchcock was presented with a contract reward- ing him for leading the Braves to a surge which has seen them win 31 of 48 games under his man- agement and climb from seventh to fifth place. In DETROIT, the leading can- didate for Tiger manager is con- sidered to be Yankee scout MAYO SMITH. An official announcement of the appointment is expected to come this weekend, when the for- mer Philly and Redleg manager will be named to succeed Frank Skaff, Tiger interim director. The second-place Bengals started the season under the leadership of the late Charlie Dressen. His re- placement, Bob Swift, was forced to retire because of illness. 3 r t, League Manager of the Year. Wil- liams was so honored after guid- ing Toronto to its second straight playoff victory in his two seasons with the club. In the senior circuit, the Los Angeles Dodgers have a chance to set a major league record of dub- ious distinction. Koufax and com- pany have been shut out 17 times this past year and, if they should win the flag, will become the first pennant winner in history to be blanked more than 15 times. Even the rain made news in baseball, as the Orioles and Ath- letics had their game erased from the schedule for the third consec- utive day. The storm wiped out the entire Baltimore-Kansas City series, and, since the games will not be replayed, deprived Frank Robinson of additional chances to acquire hits and RBI's in his bat- tle for the American League tri- ple crown. At the other end of the stand- ings, the cellar-dwelling Yankees were also affected by the down- pour. Since their entire series with the eighth-place Senators was washed away ,the New York club must now try to gain ninth posi- tion in its final set against fourth ranking Chicago. Not to be outdone, football man- aged to gain a portion of the day's headlines. In the House to- day, REP. JOHN BYRNES of Wis- consin urged prompt action on the Senate-passed bill sanctioning the merger of the NFL and AFL. 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