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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Sunday, February 6, 1972
THE MICHIGAN DAILY Sunday, February 6, 1972
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By THERESA SWEDO Marti was surprisingly low with a Falb, who put together an excel-
This time the high bar event total of 8.25. His brother. Chuck, lent set and a score of 9.4 to be-
was the icing on the cakefor a competitor for Minnesota only come Michigan's second man with
Michigan's gymnasts, who defeat- managed a 7.9, but since only one 9.4 Falb was followed by a fine
ed Minnesota yesterday, in Cris- Gopher managed a 9.0, the dam- performance by Mike Sale, who
ler Arena, 164.90 to 160.55. Ted age wasn't so severe. posted a 9.25. Third man in the
Marti's triumphant 9.55 elicited The side horse was Michigan's nines for Michigan was all-around
congratulations from both teams heart failure event in this event, man Ted Marti with 9.05.
as he anchored the high bar event as Minnesota scored 26.70 ° to Minnesota faltered in the rings,
and put tome meet neatly away. Michigan's 26.95. Dick Kaziny compared with Michigan's indi-
In the first two events, floor took Michigan's top side horse vidual scores, with only one man
exercise and side horse, it looked spot with 9.4, followed by Gura's having a score in the nines, Rick
as if the meet would be a replay 9.2 and Rupert Hansen's 8.75 Blesie, who posted 9.15. Second
was Bill Micklus with 8.95 and
of last week's tragedy against Minnesota's R u s s Rystrom third was Jeff Rock with 9.6.
Iowa. Minnesota was hanging in challenged Kaziny with a 9.35, but In the vaulting event, Minne-
close with 26.45 to Michigan's failed to do better than Michigan's sota's Rick Blesie picked up mo-
27.40 after the floor exercise and co-captain's fine scoring per- mentum and posted a 9.4. Unfor-
kept pressing, 53.15 to the WO- formance. Second Gopher was tunately, he wasn't supported well
verines' 54.35 after the side horse Mike Sandman with 9.15 and third tunate mahes w s ortd well
comptiton.was effRoc wit 8.. jby his .teammates who could only
competition. was Jeff Rock with 8.2. manage 9.05 by Jeff Rock and 8.9
Ray Gura and Ward Black each With a close running score be- by Bill Kerchner.
totaled 9.15 in floor exercise, fol- tween the two teams, the ring Michigan's Ray Gura took top
lowed by Terry Boys' 9.15. Tedtsquad with all-around men Ray honors in vaulting with a 9.3, fol-
Gura, Ted Marti and Jean Gag- lowed by Ted Marti's 9.20 and the
non, put Michigan into a solid matching 9.1's of Jean Gagnon
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tion was a comfortable 109.65 to
106.55. All the Wolverines posted
scores in the nines.
The parallel bars allowed spe-
cialist Bob Johnson to show his
skill and finese as he took a 9.3.
followed by Murray Plotkin's 9-1
and Jean Gagnon's 8.9. It was an
event of the specialists as both
Gura and Marti failed to qualify
in the team score with an 8.06 and
8.75 respectively.
Minnesota's Rick Blesie put to-
gether a 9.0, followed by Bill
Kerchner's 8.9, and Glenn Soren-
son's 8.85. Another Marti in the
meet failed to have his score in-
cluded in the team wrap-up as
Minnesota's Chuck Marti only
managed 8.15 on the bars.
The eve of the high bar event
found Michigan ahead 136.95 to
133.30. The event score was 27.3
for Michigan to the Gopher's
26.75.
The high bar event established
Michigan's superiority in the meet
and erased any doubts created by
the fiasco in Iowa.
High score. for the event was
Ted Marti's 9.55. Jim Scully fol-
lowed Marti in scoring a 9.35 in a
sharp routine that went well all
the way through. Scully's perfor-
mance, that commanded a thun-
derous applause, was supported by
Jean Gagnon's 9.05. Gagnon edged
out Ray Gura with 9.0, who came
out of the event with torn hands.
High scorer for Minnesota was
Blair Hanson with a 9.15, followed
by Jeff Rock with 9.1 and Chuck
Marti with 9.0.
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Special To The Daily defeat. At 177, John Ryan showed
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Michigan's wrestlers recorded a tween these two defeats was a
Suu R IV IV AI M EA N S CA fC DIFIfCE workmanlike 27-14 decision over solid 4-1 decision by junior Roger
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moved quickly to a vise-like pin- Next for the Wolverines is a
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At 126. Bill Davids lost only his gan State at East Lansing. This
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ROSENBAUM, ADAMS STAR:
Indiana humbles trackmen
By SANDI GENIS
Special To The Daily
Opening their indoor dual meet
season on a sour note yesterday,
the Wolverine track team suc-
cumbed, after a quick start, to a
strong Indiana rally, dropping the
meet, 76-64.
Sparked by Mark Rosenbaum's
surprising 22-4 1-4 leap for first
place in the long jump the Wol-
verines jumped out to an early
lead.
Adding to the Woiverine advan-
tage, sophomore shotputter Steve
Adams turned in a meet re-
cord-smashing 57-8%/ heave for
the Wolverines second straight
first place finish. Mike Lantry
copped the third slot with the
51-4% toss to further increase the
lead. Confided Michigan mentor
Dixon Farmer, "They got us off
to a good start."
But Michigan's domination then
crumpled a little in what Farmer
called the turning point of the
meet. Phil Pyatt captured the
third spot in the mile run with a
4:16.8 performance while GregI
Syphax finished in the same po-
sition in the 440 yard dash with
the rather disappointing time of
51.7.
The 70 yard high hurdles saw
the outstanding hurdling team of
Godfrey Murray and Mel Reeves
sweep to a 1-2 finish. Murray
continued to dominate the con-
ference in the highs with another
outstanding 8.3 performance.
Reeves, tabbed by Farmer as the
outstanding competitor of the af-
ternoon, was clocked at 8.5. The
swift sophomore also finished first
in the low hurdles with a 7.9 run,
the fastest time in the midwest at
this point.
The Wolverine thinclads cap-
tured two more first places as
sprinter Gene Brown took the 60
yard dash in 6.2 and Reggie Brad-
ford gained a surprising victory in
the 600 yard run, breaking the
tape at 1:13.4. Jeff Bracken pad-
ded the Michigan edge with a
third place finish at 1:14.7.
Kim Rowe then captured the
final individual first place for the
Wolverines winning the 300 yard
dash with 31.2 run, a personal
best. In the same race Brown was
just nipped at the tape to cap-
ture the fourth slot.
But then the collapse began.
Bob Mitchell vaulted 15 feet in the
pole vault to finish second, losing
on misses to Hoosier Dixon
Baughman.
In the high jump John Mann
duplicated Mitchell's performance,
clearing the bar at 6-10 3/4, to
finish just behind Dennis Adams.
The half mile saw the Wol-
verines narrow the margin as Eric
Chapman and Al Cornwell gar-
nered the second and third spots.
Chapman crossed the line in
1:58.6 with Cornwell 0.2 second
behind.
But the real blow came a short
while later as Michigan failed to
place anyone in the triple jump.
Keith Brown managed a third
ylace in the two mile with a
9:23.2, but even with an easy win
in the mile relay, it wasn't enough
for the team to pull out a win.
Bruin-1s nip
Wings, 3m2
BOSTON (/P) - Ed Westfall
scored two goals, including the
third period tie-breaker, as the
Boston Bruins posted their sixth
consecutive National H o c k e y
League victory yesterday by de-
feating the Detroit Red Wings,
3-2.
Westfall snapped a 2-2 tie when
he was sent in all alone at 3:17
of the third period. He scored his
14th goal of the season from close
Up.
Detroit's Mickey Redmond tied
the score with his 29th goal in
_the second period, but Bobby Orr
regained the advantage for the
Bruins by scoring his 23rd on a
backhander at 13:05.
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-Associated Press
DETROIT GOALIE Joe Daley, a former Penguin, and Ron Satck-
house, a former Seal, team up to make a save in yesterday's 3-2
loss to Boston. Joustling near Daley are Bill Collins (22), a former
North Star and Bostos's John Bucyk, a former Red Wing.
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