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THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Tuesdov. 5eotember 14. 1976
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TICKETS GO ON SALE THURSDAY
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an evening with SOLOS/DUETS
Chick Corea,
Gary Burton
SAT, SEPT. 25 8 pm.-HILL AUD
Reserved seats $5, $4, $3 go on sale Thurs. 10 a.m.
Sept. 16 at Mich. Union Box Office. Also available at
Schoolkids Records and at both Discount Records. In-
formation 763-1107.
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LSU lin(
From Wire Service Reports
Announcements yesterday
have one injured player return-
ing to college football, two out
for the season, and one player!
suspended for an indefinite per-
iod, as a result of game and
post-game activity last Satur-a
day.
Perhaps the most bizarre,
16th ranked Louisiana State
University's Russell Domingue,
BILLBOAR D
There will be a meeting for
all persons interested in play-
ing Lacrosse for Michigan
this fall on Tuesday, Sept. 14,
at 8:00 in the Wines Field
Locker Room. All players
are welcome - graduate
student or undergrad, experi-
enced or beginner.
Also, a meeting is sched-
uled for all those interested
in wrestling this fall at 7r
p.m. Wednesday in the Sports
Service Building on South
State and Ferry Field.
DIANA LOSES CAPTAINS
)Ibacker suspended
a linebacker, has been sus-
pended and booked on an at-
tempted second degree murder
charge.
Domingue, 21, blocked a key
field goal attempt in Saturday's
6-6 tie with Nebraska but was
later arrested early Sunday
morning after allegedly stab-
bing Richard Connelly, also
of LSU. Connelly remains in
serious condition at a local hos-
pital.
Michigan's Big Ten rival,
Indiana, also met with some
bad news this weekend. Co-
captains Courtney Snyder, a
tailback, and Craig Brinkman,
a linebacker, will be out for
the rest of the season offic-
ials said after surgery Sun-
day.
Snyder, Indiana's all-time
rushing leader, suffered a brok-
en right leg and dislocated an-
kle, and Brinkman tore liga-
ments in his right knee during
Saturday's game with Minne-
sota.
Fans of the University of
Texas received good news yes-
terday as Earl Campbell, full-
back on the'19th ranked squad
was given the "green light to
play" yesterday.
Buy the Model 852 calculator
from National Semiconductor at
your campus store.
It'll figure a square root for you.
Not to mention trig and log
functions, degree/radian conver-
sions, Pi and a zillion-and-a-half
other terrific things like that (e.g.,
scientific notation).
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under $35, that solves another
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Gridde Picks give all you self proclaimed football experts a
chance to show your proclivity by picking the winners of the top
twenty football games of the week. The prize is a small one
item pizza from Pizza Bob's.
Get your entries to the Daily, 420 Maynard St., by mail,
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5. Wyoming at Michigan St.
6. Washington St. at Minnesota
7. Northwestern at North
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8. North Dakota at Wisconsin
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10. Illinois at Missouri
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11. Arizona at UCLA
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13. Yale at Brown
14. California at Oklahoma
15. Colorado at Washington
16. Maryland at West Virginia
17. Utah at Rice
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19. Slippery Rock at Millerville
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