Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 5, 1974 Page Elgfit THE MICHIGAN DAILY Thursday, September 5, 1974 Future grid schedules IMs: Just fun and 1975 at Purdue STANFORD BAYLOR MISSOURI at Michigan State IOWA ILLINOIS at Minnesota NORTHWESTERN at Wisconsin OHIO STATE 1976 PURDUE at Stanford NAVY WAKE FOREST MICHIGAN STATE at IOWA at ILLINOIS MINNESOTA at Northwestern WISCONSIN at Ohio State 1977 To be announced DUKE NAVY TEXAS A & M at Michigan State at Iowa INDIANA at Minnesota ILLINOIS at Purdue OHIO STATE games ' ?6:'.i .,a . ::.,i.fr~ ...;$ ".: "; i :t is .;; +:::" . {"}};:{{"}}: '}, .:," rV Camping 000 . 4r" iii r " "v} .. " {"}:;">::. s ' i ', W orld's Best E"uipment :.'... r.:' + ' tr i:.,? ..: :"..:{ ii:i t is s}::::":. ?.., }, >: q{.{"r ":. % 'Fi iF:a: :iii>: iii. "ii: ,''":i>% + ^' ">:s ":tai:':: :2:'::sisii:i:;:r".t> :.,.. 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The Univer- sity offers a fine, extensive se- lection of intramural sports, with opportunities for everyone wishing to participate, at any level of competition. The available facilities a r e vast. In addition to the I.M. main gym, in which numerous activities such as boxing, wrest- ling, basketball, all racquet sports and gymnastics are avail- able, and Waterman gym in which basketball, an indoor track, and several other facil- ities, this year, the Coliseum will be ready for extensive use. A tartan surface provides a change from those of the other buildings, and the Sports Clubs, and Intramural Department will share its benefits. For those who are interested in swimming, there are three excellent pools. The Margaret Bell Pool offers free time swims throughout the year. The Intrai- mural Sports Building Pool has the most extensive open schad- ule available to University per- sonnel. Matt Mann' Pool, in which the varsity swim team practices and holds their meets, is used for scheduled intramural competition. Also available for student and intramural use are several play- ing fields: Wines, Ferry, Pal- mer, Fuller, and Murfin. A vast array of tennis courts are avail- able behind the I.M. Building anoA nt v.a.. WFat A n whn 1a a a discount rate for students, fa- culty, and staff. Several other services are ex- tended to University people, in- cluding lockers, equipment check-out and rental, a m o n g others. To find out any additional in- formation, anyone may call or drop in. New sports or activities can be added if sufficient inter- est exists. For information call the I.M. Building at 763-1313, th Barbour-Waterman I.M. office at 763-3233, or Margaret B e 11l Pool at 764-9450. 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