THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, JAl THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRIDAY, IA INVENTORY SALE Big Buys! STUDY our prices! EXAMine the values! LEVI SLIM FITS Always a buy 25 All colors Biggest Levi Stock in Town M' Challenges OSU's Home Monopol Harris Still Listed as Doubtful Starter; Buntin To Battle Bradds Under Boards h i Open Mon. and Fri. nights By DAVE GOOD Coach Dave Strack didn't know how right he was when he com- mented last week that he'd rath- er have lost his team's basketball game with Yale than have lost John Harris, his second-best re- bounder. Michigan won the game, 82-71, but Harris, the 6'5" senior for- OSU Sold Out St. J'ohn's Arena in Colum- bus is sold out for tomorrow night's basketball game be- tween Ohio State and Michi- gan, Ohio State Athletic Pub- licity Director Wilbur Snypp has announced. ward, still is hobbled by the ankle injury he suffered when a Yale player fell on him. So Strack, whose team faces what he calls "as tough a weekend as any team ever faced in the Big Ten," won't be counting on Harris to start aaginst Ohio State in Co- lumbus tomorrow and Minnesota here Monday. Not Ready Yet "This is the time when we really need Harris, Strack explained. "Frankly, though, I don't think it ONE DAY IN THE LIFE OF IVAN DENISOVITCH The Soviet novel about which every- one is talking. Now appearing in English in the MOSCOW NEWS. The translation into English was made in the USSR. All issues with the novel sent to you for only $1.90. Send order and payment to: Im- ported Publications & Prod. 1 Union Square Dept. New York 3, N.Y. looks very good till next semester. "John's big forte is in his legs, and if he loses the use of one, he's in bad shape. Anyone is." Strack added that Harris is having his leg taped a new way and may play some despite his stretched tendons. Since his injury Harris has scored just two points and taken down five rebounds, but he still holds down second place in re- bounding behind Bill Buntin, the sophomore center leading Michi- gan in just about everything. Buckeye Tradition Buntin and the team will be meeting maybe their stiffest chal- lenge Saturday when they try to stop Gary Bradds and Ohio State's 42-game home winning streak. Strack thinks the Buckeyes' ad- vantage, if there is one, may lie in their physical strength. "They'll Buntin Close Second In Big Ten Scoring INDIVIDUAL SCORING throw more power at us than we've seen," he commented. Never Misses Ohio State centers its offense around Bradds, the 6'8", 208-lb. pivot man who understudied Jer- ry Lucas last year and led the club in field goal accuracy, notching an unheard-of 50 of 72 shots for just under 70 per cent. Game on Radio Tomorrow night's basketball game with Ohio State will be broadcast6at 8:30 p.m. by WHRV, 1600 am, and WUOM, 91.7 fm. "Bradds doesn't have the finesse of Lucas, but he works harder than Lucas ever thought of. He's a hard-battling kid who just doesn't tire. "Their strategy has' been for Bradds to race from Casket to bas- ket to try and wear out the other team's center," Strack added. Race for Pace Buntin, already the people's choice in Ann Arbor, will have a 24-lb. weight advantage on Bradds, but it could work against him unless he can keep up the pace. Buntin scored and rebounded spectacularly in leading Michigan to wins over Northwestern and Iowa, but he seemed to tire in the second half against the Wild- cats. "It should be a real collision, Strack predicted. "I think Bill will hold his own. Bill is stronger than any of them, but it's tough playing with 13,000 people against you. SAM S STORE 122 E. Washington I TRADE-IN 2 Bell am/fm 30 watt ... at 5900each 1 Bell 44 watt am/fm Rayl, Ind. Buntin, Mich. Bradds, OSU Small, Ill. Brody, Ill. Bolyard, Ind. Hughes, Pur. Downey, Ill. 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