FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 4, 1966

THE MICHIGAN DAILY

PAGE NINE

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FROSH GAME POSTPONED:
Stadium Snowed In

The premature snow that hat
fallen in the last two days has
caused a super neadache for Mich-
igan Athletic Director H. 0. (Fritz)
Crisler.
The nine-inch snowfall has
transformed Michigan Stadium
into one gigantic concentric ski
slope. Crisler and Michigan Golf
Coach Bert Katzenmeyer worked
all yesterday with the ground
crews in clearing the stands and
playing field for the Wolverines'
game with the Illini tomorrow.
The unprecedented white torna-
do has also put a crimp into
Wolverine Head Coach Bump El-
liott's practice plans. Elliott has
sent his team to the shelter of
Yost Field House for the last two'
practices.
When asked whether the indoor
practices would impair Michigan's

chances in the game with Illinois,
Elliott said, "There's no way of
telling for sure. All I can say is
that it's not snowing in Cham-
paign."
The Michigan freshman game
with Toledo scheduled for tonight
has been postponed by the athletic
department because of the poor
condition of Ann Arbor High's
Hollway Field after the snow
storms of the past two days.
A new date is being sought for
the contest, with next Friday as
the likeliest choice.
SCORES
NBA
Philadelphia 120, St, Louis 1089
New York 123, San Francisco 108
Boston 137, Chicago 108
NHL
New York 7, Boston 1
Toronto 2, Detroit 2

GRID SELECTIONS
Les Etter, this week's guest selector and Michigan's athletic pub-
licity director, must really have it in for Woody Hayes. Sure Ohio
State has only beaten Wisconsin in conference play, but how can he
ignore the Buckeyes' valiant struggles with Michigan State and
Illinois? Sure, Indiana has a tie with Minnesota to its credit as well as
a victory over Northwestern, but isn't that selection adding insult to
injury?
THIS WEEK'S GAMESE

(Consensus
Illinois at MICHIGAN
PURDUE at Wisconsin
MINNESOTA at Northwestern
Iowa at MICHIGAN STATE
Indiana at OHIO STATE
Colorado at MISSOURI
California at USC
Rice at ARKANSAS
Air Force at STANFORD
Baylor at TEXAS

in Caps)
ALABAMA at LSU
VPI at WAKE FOREST
MIAMI (FLA.) at Tulane
FLORIDA at Georgia
UTAH at Arizona State
HARVARD at Princeton
George Washington at ARMY
Idaho at SAN JOSE STATE
UCLA at Washington
WYOMING at Wichita State
Morningside at ST. CLOUD ST.

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-Open-Open; Kappa Sigma, House Par- Applications filed no later than Dec. 9
ty; Lambda Chi Alpha, Open-Open for Jan. 7 testing.
'Band Party; Phi Delta Theta, Open-
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OpnBand Party; Phi Epsilon Pi, The PSTO PNNS
Barn Party; Phi Gamma Delta, Open- Anger Associates, Inc., Dearborn, Mich.
Open; Phi Kappa Psi, Party; Phi Sigma -Sales engineering positions. Knowl.
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Phi, Open House, Pi Lambda Phi, ding and plasma technology. Completed
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Open. work. in engineering.
Reeves, Markley, Hayride; Sigma Nu, Edsel B. Ford Institute for Medical
House Party; Sigma Alpha Epsilon, Research, Henry Ford Hospital, Detroit,
Open-Open; Sigma Alpha Mu, Band Mich.-Physics Department, full time
party; Sigma Phi, Open-Open Party; tech. asst. in X-ray diffraction. Bkgd.
Sigma Phi Epsilon, Fathers' Day; Sig- in chem. and physics.
ma Kappa, Fathers' Weekend; Sigma Ohio Africultural Research and De-
P, Band' Pajama Party; Tau Delta velopment Center, Wooster, Ohio-Tech-
Phi, Open House; Tau Epsilon Phi, nical Assistant, MS/BS in Biol., Agri-
Open-Open Pajama Party; Tau Kappa culture, pref. Entomology. Ability to
Epsilon, Parents' Weekend; Theta Del- develop competence in entomological
ta Chi, Candlelight Dinner; Williams, research procedures. Research in Biol.,
WQ, Open-Open; Williams, WQ, aPr- Ecol., and control of insect pests of
ents' Weekend; Zeta Beta Tau Surfer ornamental plants in Ohio.
Party; Zeta Psi, Band Party. The Upjohn Co., Kalamazoo, Mich. -
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Phi Sigma Sigma, Pledges on Parade. in biol. sci. or biochem. Assist with
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Phi Kappa Tau, Election Returns ductive functions in humans.
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For further linformation please call

JIM LaSOVAGE (Associate Sports Editor, 94-45-.677)-Michigan, Purdue,
Minnesota, MSU, Ohio State, Missouri, USC, Arkansas, Air Force, Texas, Alabama,
VPI, Miami, Florida, Utah, Harvard, Army, San Jose State, UCLA, Wyoming, St.
Cloud State.
GIL SAMBERG (Assistant Sports Editor, 89-50-.641)-Michigan, Purdue,
Minnesota, MSU, Ohio State, Missouri, USC, Arkansas, Stanford, Texas, Alabama,
Wake Forest, Miami, Florida, Arizona State, Princeton, Army, San Jose State,
UCLA, Wyoming, Morningside.
CHUCK VETZNER (Sports Editor, 84-55-.605)-Michigan, Wisconsin, Min-
nesota, MSU, Ohio State, Missouri, USC, Arkansas, Stanford, Texas, Alabama,
VPI, Miami, Florida, Utah, Harvard, Army, San Jose State, UCLA, Wyoming,.
Morningside.
JIM TINDALL (Associate Sports Editor, 82-57-.590)-Michigan, Wisconsin,
Minnesota, MSU, Ohio State, Colorado, USC, Arkansas, Stanford, Texas, Alabama,
Wake Forest, Miami, Florida, Utah, Harvard, Army, San Jose State, UCLA,
Wyoming, St. Cloud St.
LES ETTER (Guest Selector, UM Athletic Publicity Director)-Michigan,
Purdue, Minnesota, MSU, Indiana, Missouri, USC, Arkansas, Stanford, Texas,
Alabama, Wake Forest, Miami, Georgia, Arizona State, Harvard, Army, San Jose
State, UCLA, Wyoming, St. Cloud State.

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Placement
ANNOUNCEMENTS:
Peace Corps Placement Tests-Given
F every second Saturday of the month.
Next testing date is No. 12. Applica-
tions should be completed andmailed
to Wash., D.C., before the test, or
taken to the testing center. Applica-
tions available at Bureau of Appoint-
ments.
Michigan Department of Civil Service,
-Applications may be submitted any
time, but should be received 14 days
prior to being scheduled for an exam-
ination. The first written test is Nov.
19, and on a Saturday each month
thereafter as applicants warrant.mNear-
est testing center is Ypsilanti. State
residence requirements waived, Em-
ployment lists for numerous positions
In varied fields will remain in effect
until Nov. 22, 1967.
SUMMER PLACEMENT SERVICE
212 SAB-

764-7460, General Division, Bureau of
Appointments, 3200 SAB.
ENGINEERING PLACEMENT INTER-
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Union Carbide Corp.-Nuclear Div.
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Wheeling Steel Corp.

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