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Jon Schopf, who received a leg
injury last week, will probably not
see action tomorrow, and in his
place is husky Jared Bushong.
Other doubtfuls are halfback Wil-
bert Franklin and guard Lee Hall.
Bushong, a high school sensa-
tion from Toledo DeVilbiss, was
given the opportunity after a fine
showing in last " week's game
against Oregon State. He played
a total of 30 minutes as a replace-
ment at tackle.

Since grade school, Bushong has
played in organized football.
in high school, he received state
honors along with DeVilbiss which
was given nation-wide attention
for its outstanding unbeaten rec-
ord. Both Bushongs, Jared and
halfback Reid, contributed to the
school's fine showing.
Jared, the elder Bushong, then
entered West Point. and added to
his experience playing plebe foot-
ball. Finally the culmination was
reached when he entered Michigan
three years ago. Bushong has
played tackle for a total of 166
minutes for the Wolverines with
most of the time coming last year.
This season he was out for the
first two games because of a hip

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injury he received in the fall. But
now he is back in top shape.
After practice Bushong said
"If we can keep scrapping as we
have been for the past week and
if morale remains high, we will
provide good opposition for any-
one."
Meanwhile, yesterday's practice
was almost a disasterous one for
Michigan.
Captain George Genyk, who re-
ceived a dozen stitches over his
left eye last week, incurred another
blow on the same spot as he
blocked a punt in the scrimmage
game. Genyk went crashing
through the line with his hands
in the air and the punt went
sailing into the sore spot. But the
stitches held although his eye
puffed up quite a bit.
After practice Elliott said,
"Northwestern's a good ball club
and it will take much more than
spirit and morale to beat them. If
we play at 100 per cent efficiency
and keep our high spirits, the
squad will be hard to beat."
Soeer Club
Will, Play r
This Weekend
Midhigan's Soccer Club plays
host tomorrow to Ohio Wesleyan
University at 11 a.m. on Wines
Field before the big game at the
Stadium.
Mircea Oprea, team captain,
urges fans to come to the corner
of Hill and Division on their way
to the Michigan football game and
watch his boys run through their
paces against the invaders from
Ohio.
The Soccer Club lost its opener
to Wheaton College by a 4-2 mar-
gin on September 26, and will be
out to even its slate. "Five of the
Michigan players starred in the
Detroit Soccer League last week,"
Oprea said.
Oprea, also a captain of the
White Stags in Detroithas Augus-
tine Matson from Venezuela, Suha
Alpayli from Turkey, and Bernard
Levrat as teammates on the Stags,
too. Another team member, Bob
Burnett from Switzerland, plays
for the St. Andrews Scots in the
Detroit League.

LOST AND FOUND
LOST-1 navy blue purse, size 8x10,
containing wallet, glasses, checkbook.
Reward. Call Beverly Ford, NO 3-0575.
A19
LOST-Brown wallet around first of
week, Box 5. A18
LOST: Man's Lord Elgin watch with
blue band. Name engraved on back.
Reward. Call 3-1511, Ex. 3321. A16
FOUND: Ladies' Bulova watch. Call 419
Lloyd, West Quad. )A13
LOST: Black wallet, vicinity of E. Jef-
ferson and Thompson, Sunday morn.
Reward. NO 2-0738. All
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ATTENTION: recognized student organ-
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USED CARS
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By BUZ STEINBERG
"The best in the West" is a
phrase often quoted on the Michi-
gan campus, and this connotation
can easily be applied to the
school's sailing team.
The 'M' sailing squad has earned
the respect of all competitors in
the midwest, besides having been
recognized as one of the nation's
finest crews. Last season the Wol-
verines sailed to continuous vic-
tories until the Midwest Cham-
pionships and the Big Ten Cham-
'pionships when the sailors were
pushed to the runner-up position.
Ironical Losses
Ironically, the Wolverines lost
both regattas to a strong Indiana
crew, however the Hoosiers were
left behind when Michigan faced
them in regular season competi-
tion. Also, the M' sailors gained
revenge in the Collegiate Nationals
as the Indiana contingent fell out
of the running.
This season Notre Dame and
Wisconsin have joined the ranks
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of contending midwest crews. With.
Michigan, the third party to this
year's triumverate, the other 19
sailing teams in the midwest have
more than they can handle.
To supplement the regular re-
gatta schedule, Michigan will also-
be facing eastern sailing clubs.
The Wolverines have entered in
the War Memorial Regatta at An-
napolis, Maryland. Then the Tim-
me Angsten Memorial Regatta will
be held in Chicago in which four,
east coast schools are invited to
participate. Incidentally, Michigan
is defending champion in the An-
gesten races.
Already, this season the Wol-
verines sailing team has had two
firsts and a second, the latter oc-
curred last weekend at Wisconsin.
Second to Badgers
Wisconsin captured the regatta
with 72 points, while Michigan
with 66 points and Notre Dame
with 61 points ran behind. Wayne
State, Ohio State and Marquette
finished in that order, respectively.
At the end of the first day in
the two-day regatta the Irish and
Badgers each held a slim two-
point margin over Michigan. Otto
Scherer skippered the 'A' division
while Jim King and John Clark
alternated as skippers in 'B' com-
petition for the Wolverines.
Meet This Weekend
Today and tomorrow Michigan
will host a competitive meet with
Notre Dame at Base Line Lake
near Portage Lake. This is strictly
a team race in which three skip-
pers from each school are trying
to better the other by tactical and
strategic maneuvers. This will re-
place the usual set-up by which
one skipper heads a complete
Crew.
Also next weekend, there will
be another regatta here. This
precedes six more regattas that
the Michigan sailing team will be
participating in this year.



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