Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, March 14, 1973 Page Ten THE MICHIGAN DAILY Wednesday, March 14, 1973 I 4 JAZZ IN DETROIT WEATHER REPOT MAR. 16418 STRATA CONCERT GALLERY/46 SELDEN TICKETS: $4 advance. $5 at door FIRST SHOW, 9:30-SECOND SHOW, MIDNIGHT FRI. & SAT. FIRST SHOW, 8:00--SECOND SHOW, 10:30/SUN. TICKETS AVAILABLE AT: STRATA CONCERT GALLERY, 831-1666 DISCOUNT RECORDS, 1235 S. UNIV., ANN ARBOR Gophers gra By The AssociatedPress ignited the upset of the college sea- Ohio Minnesota's suddenly derailed son Saturday by Northwestern spot in Gophers placed two players and over Minnesota, 79-74, That knock- season, four other schools were represent- ed the nationally third-ranked Go- son pl ed on the 1973 All-Big Ten basket- phers out of a Big Ten title tie ing wit ball team named yesterday by The with Indiana The . Associated Press. Hornyak, honored for the third pointsa Along with Minnesota's skilled successive season, and junior Rob- pin of duo of Ron Behagen and Jim Bre- inson, who retained the confer- Hoosier wer, the honor team also included ence scoring crown with a 26.7 av- the chi Steve Downing of .champion Indi- erage for 14 games, were the only Beha ana, repeating scoring titlist Mike repeaters from last year. ing lea Robinson of Michigan State, Allan The 5-11 Robinson was the only sota w Hornyak of Ohio State and Nick underclassmen named on either Brewer Weatherspoon of Illinois. the first or second All-Star teams. headed For the second successive sea- Reflecting the highly competitive whichs son, tight balloting by The AP's play in the team race which went the Go board of cage experts produced a down to the final wire before In- ney. six-player first team. For the first didana's somewhat surprising title Besid time in years, there was not a triumph, two 1972 first-team picks sophom unanimous choice, although Bre- slipped to second-team recognition. only oth wer and Behagen missed only one They were Michigan's Wilmore, nitiona -first-place vote. a top all-star choice both as a orablei Iowa's 7-foot Kevin Kunnert sophomore and junior, and Min- barely missed the first unit, head- nesota's Turner. ing a second team also including The 6-6 Weatherspoon was con- ='>. Indiana's John'Ritter; Minnesota's ference scoring runnerup behind Clyde Turner; Michigan's Henry Robinson with 24.9 points in an Wilmore, and last-place North- outstanding senior year for the western's Mark Sibley. Illini, who finished in a three-way It was a superb, 36-point per- tie for third with Ohio State and formance by senior Sibley which Purdue. SPECIAL! HOT CHOCOLATE r 'i r 1 ( a> b all-star berths State's Hornyak, brightest n a disappointing Buckeye for the second straight sea- laced third in league scor- h 24.6. 6-8 Downing averaged 19.9 as the veteran scoring king- Indiana's youth - sparked rs, who were toughest when ips were down. gen, 6-10, was the scor- ader for dethroned Minne- rith an 18:6 average, but r, 6-9 jumping jack, spear- the rugged. board play seemed destined to explode phers into the NCAA tour- [es Wilmore's selection, nore Campy Russell was the [er Wolverine to gain recog- as he was awarded an hon- mention. The Honor Squads First Team C-Jim Brewer, Minnesota, 6-9, senior C-Steve Downing, Indiana, 6-8, senior F-Ron Behagen, Minnesota, 6-10; senior G-Allan Hornyak, Ohio State, 6-1, senior F-Nick Weatherspoon, Illinois, 6-1, senior G-Mike Robinson, Michigan State, 5-11, junior Second Team C-Kevin Kunnert, Iowa, 7-0, senior -F-John Ritter, Indiana, 6-6, senior' F-Clyde Turner, Minnesota,.6-8, senior G-HENRY WILMORE, MICHIGAN, 6-4, senior G-Mark Sibley, Northwestern, 6-2, senior Honorable Mention Frank Kendrick, Purdue; Quinn Buckner, Indiana; CAMPY RUSSELL, MICHIGAN; Jeff Dawson, Illinois; Leon Howard, Wiscon- sin; John Garrett, Purdue; Rick Williams, Iowa; Bill Kilgore, Mich- igan State, and Luke Witte, Ohio State. Everyone Welcome' LOTS OF PEOPLE GRAD COFFEE HOUR WEDNESDAY 8-10 p.m. West Conference Room, 4th Floor RACKHAM LOTS OF FOOD Brewer Behagen Downing .tU I DANCE with (DETROIT and THE ROCKETS) SOUTH QUAD FRIDAY, MARCH 16 Adm. $1-8:30-1 :30 Sorry folks! j Occasionally Eddie Brinkman makes an error, and periodically so does the Michigan Daily Sports Staff. Yesterday in an j unprecedented event, the Daily made two boners. Not only did we report that Michigan's base- ball team went 0-6 instead of an actual 1-7 over spring break, but we said Michigan's grapplers gottheir most points ever in the' NCAA Championship this year when it was actually the second most. Sorry. REEi Weatherspoon Hornyak Robinson BEER I.D. REQUIRED CO-SPONSORED BY UAC DAYSTAR Carter poised to pack bags? Guevremont stays a Canuck By The Associated Press * MINNEAPOLIS-Jim Carter, middle linebacker of the Green Bay Packers, says he has received an offer to play next season for an unidentified team in the World Hockey Association. Carter confirmed reports yesterday that he had received a no-cut, multi-year contract offer-plus a bonus--from a WHA club "which would pay me about $10,000 a year more than I'm getting now with the Packers. The burly linebacker was a hockey defenseman 'at South St. Paul High School. He played hockey for two years at Minnesota before deciding to concentrate on football. * * * VANCOUVER-Defenseman Jocelyn Guevremont of the Van- couver Canucks signed a three-year contract with the National Hockey League club yesterday, ending speculation he might jump to the World Hockey Association. *DNEW YORK-Baseball Commissioner Bowie Kuhn has sent birthday greetings to Ralph Miller, former Brooklyn and Baltimore pitcher who will be 100 years old Thursday. Miller is the first professional baseball player to reach that age, the commissioner's office said yesterday. THE CENTER FOR RUSSIAN AND EAST EUROPEAN STUDIES THE DEPARTMENT OF POLITICAL SCIENCE and THE CENTER FOR WESTERN EUROPEAN STUDIES present a "MINI-COURSE" on Ie Euro pean ecuriConference lectures will be given by: CATHERINE KELLEHER Visiting Associate Professor of Political Science, University of Michi- gan; Associate Professor, University of Illinois at Chicago Circle 4:10 p.m., Monday, March 19, 1973. East Conference Room, Rackham JERCZY WIATR Visiting Professor of Sociology, Boston University; Polish Academy of Science 4:10 p.m., Wednesday, March 21, 1973. East Conference Room, Rackham ROBIN REMINGTON Center for International Studies, M.I.T. 4:10 p.m., Thursday, March 22, 1973. East Conference Room, Rackham The Honorable CORNELIU BOGDAN Romanian Ambassador to the United States 4:10 p.m., Monday, March 26, 1973. 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