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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
SATURDAY, MAY 22, 1965
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By TOM WEINBERG
Special To The Daily
IOWA CITY, Iowa - Michigan
Coach Don Canham was encour-
aged by his team's performance in
the preliminaries yesterday, but
Michigan's 10 qualifiers for to-
day's finals are still two fewer
than Michigan State has, and the
Spartans are now the odds-on fav-
orite to win the first Big Ten
track title in their history.
With the broad jump and discus
titles completed yesterday after-
noon, Michigan State leads with
eight points. Illinois showed its
shallow strength and has seven,
while Wisconsin, with an outside
chance, is third with six. Michigan
is lodged in seventh place with a
single point earned by Rich Don-
nelly's fifth place heave of 159'8"
in the discus.
MSU with 12 qualifiers, includ-
ing three each in the 220- and
330-yard hurdles, leads the pack
as the teams go into the finals
and events for which there were
no preliminaries. The 10 Wolver-
ine qualifiers put them in second,
while Wisconsin with nine and
Iowa with eight are right behind.
Surprises
Yesterday's action saw the Wol-
verines show up with a few sur-
prises and a few anticipated top-
flight performances.
Trinidad Olympian Kent Ber-
nard started the afternoon with
an easy win in the 440 prelims
despite running under the bur-
den of a heavily taped left leg.
The senior captain won his heat
by five yards with the best time
of the day, :47.8.
Burly junior Dorie Reid pulled
off one of the shockers in the 100
as he took his heat in phenomenal
time of :09.5, just .1 off Jesse
Owens' 20-year-old record. Reid,
who later waltzed into the 220
finals, pulled away in front with
a quick start and was never chal-
lenged.
More Left
"I had more left," Reid said
after the race. The junior half-
back will be pressed today in the
finals by Jim Garrett of MSU,
the newly crowned Big Ten broad
jump king.
In the two field events that
were completed yesterday, only
Donnelly could put the Wolverines
on the scoreboard.
Bogie Redmon, a lanky Collins- was pleased with his team's status,
ville, Ill., all-Big Ten basketball but pointed out MSU's depth in
player, won the discus for the the events where Michigan quali-
Illini on his last attempt with a fied.
throw of 167'32/2". Before his final The Wolverines sent two men
throw, Redmon trailed both Fred into the 100, 660, 880 and high
Lambert and Donnelly, but after hurdles finals, but the Spartans'
Redmon's stadium record toss, strength in the sprints and the
Lambert failed to improve his hurdles is touted as too big an,
standing and wound up sixth. obstacle for anyone to overcome.
Just Short The. other Wolverine qualifiers
Garrett's winning distance in included sophomore Dave Cooper
the broad jump was 24'5/2," just in the 100, Dave Grove and Bob
an inch better than his nearest Gerometta in the 660, and John
competitor, James Moore of Pur- Henderson and Roy Woodton in
due. The Wolverines' lone en- the hurdles.
trant, Tom Sweeney, fell just The last two Wolverines to make
1 /"short of qualifying for the the grade for today's finals were
finals. Cecil Norde and favorite Dan
After the day's action, Canham Hughes in the 880.
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Newton's first day meet low 73-
67-140, Michigan linksters fin-
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Purdue after the first 36 holes of
the Big Ten golf meet yesterday.
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The remaining 36 holes will be
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score determining the conferencel
champion.
Purdue with 726 and Michigan
with 728 are way in front of their
conference foes. Indiana and Ohio
State, both rated above the Wol-
verines, shot 744 and 752 respec-
tively to hold down the third and
fourth spots.
Michigan placed two men be-
sides Newton in the top ten after
yesterday's rounds. Jim Evashev-
ski fired a 71-72-143 for second
place and brother Frosty holds
down the tenth spot with a 71-
75-146.
The Wolverines have led West-
ern Conference meets the last two
seasons only to fold the second
day. They finished in third place
last spring and in fourth two
years ago.
Purdue, last year's winner, has
a strong team and the advantage
of playing on its home course.
Big Ten Title
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against Hoosier Chill Fichter at
number four, Lowe versus Mich-
igan State's Vic Dhooge at fiveE
and George Russell against Baer
of Indiana in number six singles.'
Doubles Matches
Doubles matches will have
Michigan in the favorite's spot at
both the two and three positions.
Fraser and Lowe meet MSU's Jim
Phillips and Dhooge at number
two while Flood and Jim Swift
face Hoosiers Chill Fichter and
Bob Wham at number three.
On the basis of dual meet re-
sults from earlier in the season,3
Michigan would win five of today's
matches while Indiana would win
three. This would give the Wol-
verines the title by nine points.
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