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Tuesday, April 13, 1971
THE M[CHIGAN .DAILY
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"Amazing Pleasure"
courtsmen split
with Purdue, Illinois
Ruggers fall in Big
By CHUCK DRUKIS
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Michigan's ruggers played their
W A TERBED By CHUCK DRUKIS gaining momentum and be in high best rugby game of the season, but
Michigan's courtsmen opened gear by tournament time. lost 8-3 to Wisconsin in the cham-x
teiigTn ennirtsm 1naynad The courtsmen did get back on pionship game of the Big Ten tour-
distrutee Ten te n a 63 ls st the right track with a convincing nament at Columbus Sunday.
d sr.dyo FrdA te c osen came victory over Purdue. Michigan so completely domi-
back to blank Purdue 9-0 Satur- Four dual meets, all at home, nated the first half that it seemed
Lap Seam Life time guarantee day afternoon. - face the courtsmen this week. only a matter of time before the
Michigan faces Toledo at 2:30 Blue would run Wisconsin off the
NOW 20%/ off The courtsmen had only one this afternoon. Toledo has been field. Wisconsin spent all of the
week of outside practices this Fthe Mid - American conference first half struggling to keep the
spring. Unfortunately, the set: champ for the past five years. charging Blue attack from scoring.
with Illinois was played during Wednesday the courtsmen tang-
gusty winds t h a t played havoc le with Kalamazoo. Kalamazoo is tee b y ick See ap-
. State with the balls. Illinois, having had last year's MIAA champ. The first tempted by Michigan. Steve Chap-
experience on their court w i t h match beings at 2:30. man made the third attempt to
: such conditions, was able to ad- This weekend Wisconsin and give Michigan a 3-0 halftime lead.
aammmmmmmrrmmrrmm rrr rrr-rrr------ r-----r.= just to the wind better thani Mich- Northwestern will travel to Ann The ruggers were unable to domi-
aigan-Arbor. The courtsmen will play nate the second half. Wisconsin
Coach Brian Eisner said, "We against Wisconsin on Friday at frustrated all of Michigan's of-
ANOTHER a shold learn from our mistakes. In 3:00. The starting time will be fensive efforts with superb kicks
a this instance I think we did." 1:00 on Saturday against North- down the field.
* * It may be a break that the loss western. Meanwhile Wisconsin was grad-
came early in the season. The Big Neither Wisconsin nor North- ually working it way down field on
* famous *; Ten dual meets only account for western h a v e outstanding front the merit of their kicks. They
U 50 per cent of total points while line players. However, both teams mscored fifteen minutes into the sec-
1 u the tournaments account for the have enough depth to make the ond half on a try and a conversion
rest. The courtsmen should start sets interesting, to take a 5-3 lead. The Badgers
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game to mae the loe 8-3 Th MICHIGAN FORWARDS battle during a scrum down during an ex
* game to make the final score 8-3. The scrum down is a crucial play in rugby. The scrum half (seen in
" They're the best iking team tosses the ball between the two teams and then waits for it to be k
we've faced all year." said a dis- either kicks it down field or laterals to a fly half. Although Michigan
IS LA N Dheartened Terry Larrimer, "They
$ 19 9used their kicking tactically to, the scrum downs, they lost in the finals of the Big Ten rugby tourn
E U move the ball downfield and force --
OPEN 24 HOURS 1 mistakes. We never managed to CHICAGO ADVANCES:
BekatLONDON SPAINi get the ball out t our own scoring ,
servedAIthreat (Ron) Smith."
sBreakfast served IA1 -Q 7 e 1M Michigan, thus finished the sea-
A YYY1My 9son with a 5-1-1 record.
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For the student body: Six National Hockey League play- series followed suit.
S lt tsndtrp Jt Rundr off contenders will be back where Chicago, however, completed a
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-Daily Terry McCarthy
:hibition game earlier this season.
the top left looking into the scrum)
Licked out. Once the ball is out, he
won a substantial proportion of
ament to Wisco ;3T..
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t Louis 2-1 t Minnesota on Charli
Burns' late third-period tally.
Boston's East Division champ
beaten only three times at hom
during the regular season, hopet
avoid a repetition of their home i
collapse in Game 2 of the play
offs. when the Canadiens cam
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stand even at two victories apiece.
The so-called home ice edge
failed to materialize as Boston and
Montreal spit two-games home and
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Flyers 6-2 at Philadelphia.
Bobby Orr's three goals placed
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pulled even with the Maple Leafs
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and the North Stars nipped St.
Toronto in Game 2 was only theit'
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the visiting team open with a vic-
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and St. Louis for weekend finales
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