THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Today, Ee Upset
Michigan matched the Boiler-
makers in field goals, with 28,
but Purdue hit on 48 of 48 gift
shots as compared with the Wol-
verines' 23-41 mark at the line.
Fifty-eight fouls were called in
the rough and tumble contest, 31
against Michigan,
Strack expressed hopes that
Captain John Tidwell, who has
had some difficulty finding the
range lately, will start hitting
again against Purdue. "John is no
different than any other athlete,"
he said. "They all have their
slumps, and John just happens to
be in one now."
Cole Improved
With continued improved efforts
by Tom Cole, Jon Hall and Scott
Maentz, and a good scoring effort
by Tidwell, Strack feels that the
Wolverines have a better than even
chance to upset the high-flying
Boilermakers. Cole sparked Mich-
igan's victory over MSU with a 29-
point effort, the best of his short
collegiate career, and now ranks
in the top ten among Big Ten
scorers with a 15.3 average.
For the stay-at-home and out
of town fans the game will be tele-
vised regionally by NBC.
Monday's 8 p.m. contest with
second place Iowa will end the
Wolverines' three game home
stand. The Hawkeyes are having
their troubles, though. Four of
their starting five were ruled in-
eligible for scholastic reasons at
the semester. Only all-conference
candidate Don Nelson remains.
ve payeu a preuy gooa game -Daily-David Giltrow
against them and contained Disch- HIGH JUMPING HALL-Guard Jon Hall goes high to grab one
ingar aed a s enybody," track of his eight rebounds against Michigan State, Monday. He and
the gaeme at the foua line, where his teammates will be seeking revenge today for the 96-79 defeat
we've been weak all year," he add- suffered at Purdue in a foul shooting contest two weeks ago in
ed. which Hall scored 16 points.
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