Page Eight THE MICHIGAN DAILY Tuesday, December 7, 1976 TH IHGNDILYTedy eIme ,17 t i I I Soviet gymnasts to per form at Crisler I - -.-----..--- --..-.-~-~.---- - - (Continued from Page 6) MISCELLANEOUS NEED MONEY? Sell your fall term books in a Michigan Daily Classified. For only $1, your first name, phone number and course number will appear un- der the proper department category for three days, starting January 7. Example: BIOLOGY 106 Kathy, 764-0557 Stop in at the Michigan Daily, 420 Maynard or send in $1 with the correct information and get rid of those books for good! dM1207 USED VACUUMS 6 Month Guarantee. We service all cnaxes. Vacuum Cleaner Center, 1230 Packard, 761-3677. cMtc SKI SWAP run by U-M Ski Team. Bring equipment in on Friday, Dec. 10, from 4 p.m. to 10 p.m. Equip- ment goes on sale Saturday, Dec. 11, 9 a.m. to 7 p.m. U-M Sports Coliseum, 721 S. Fifth at Hill. 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PERSONALlai Andrianov, three of the most R 'snonse to2the exhibition has production SWEET, FURRY, bundle of joy famous names in the world of been excellent, as evidenced by treatment., needs a home Dec..,23 thru Jan. 6. gymnastics. These three will be tbe canacity crowd the Russians necessary. Please take care of my cat over the it on thej holidays. Call 761-0738. dF1207 on hand tonight when the Soviet will paerformi for. 3., 10 a.m . .. - gymnastics team makes its only The Russia-s visit, part of a dFtc XEROX AND OFFSET Michigan appearance on its 10- nrogramn sponsored by the Unit- fast, low cost duplicating city tour of the United States. ed States Gymnastics Federa- 'ON COPY QUICK The exhibition, which will be tion, is the third in the last 1217 S. University 769-0560 at 7:30 p.m. in Crisler Arena, three years by an eastern team. ) magazine . cFtc will feature the most titled col- Unfortunately, the Russians THEOPHILUS LOVES CAROL AND lection of gymnasts ever to per- will not conduct a press confer- Prtists, edi- PHLEAND MISSES THEM form for a single country. ence nor will they give any, in- spersons MARRY ME The Soviet contingent willi terviews as has been the policy SONS! 72F1212 number 21 athletes, among in all of their U. S. stops. them 19 world or Olympic team The Michigan gymnastics 7 We-come to the members, of which nine are team is acting as the official B U E title holders in either world or welcoming committee for the ce - First LOlympic competition. Soviets. They've even made up ion Bldg. The Soviet men will be lead a sign in Russian lettering dF1207 by Nicolai Andrianov, the snelling out: "Welcome Soviet ,s and help world's most decorated male Gymnasts." the Assoc. gymnast. 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BUFFALO - Buffalo center Bob McAdoo could be wearing the uniform of another National Basketball Association team very soon, Braves co-hwner Paul Snyder said Monday. "I told McAdoo yesterday that if we can't sign him today we're going to trade him," Snyder told a news conference. Snyder said McAdoo's new team could be either the New York Knicks or the Seattle SuperSonics. * s Pitt selects Sherrill PITTSBURGH - Jackie Sherrill will return to the University of Pittsburgh to succeed Johnny Majors as head football coach, The Associated Press learned Monday night. Sherrill, who recently completed a 3-8 season in his first year as head football coach at Washington State University,' was to announce the move later Monday night at a news conference in Pullman, Wash., a Pitt source said.+ Before taking the Washington State post, Sherrill spent three years at Pitt as a top assistant under Majors, who announced last week that he was leaving to become coach and assistant athletic director at the University of Tennessee. *5 * * IA.L. teams trade al ( ' i } TheTeachings of Jose Cuervo: LOS ANGELES - Veteran sluggers George Scott and Rico Carty returned to their old teams Monday and the Milwaukee Brewers completed two separate major deals at baseball's winter meetings. The Brewers swapped Scott and outfielder, BernierCarbo exchange for first baseman Cecil Cooper after. earlier sendin catcher Darrell Porter and pitcher Jim Colborn to Kansas City for infielder Jamie Quirk, outfielder Jim Wohlford and a player to be named later. V an r. . iiii AV: m I I ,e S 50 APO ip0 i1 I I J Carty, claimed by Toronto from Cleveland in the expansion draft a month ago, returned to the Indians in a deal that sent catcher Rick Cerone and utili'yman John Lowenstein to the Blue Jays. Michigan on top MICHIGAN (22) 2-0 368 NEW YORK (UPI)-Michigan, quette (16) -0 runnerup to Indiana in the Nevada-Las Vegas (1) 3-0 179 NCAA tournament last season, Kentucky 2-0 168 took over the No. 1 spot Monday Alabama 4-0 119 in 'he first weekly United Press San Francisco 4-0 95 International Board of Coaches North Carolina 2-1 90 col'ege basketball ratings. Cincinnati 3-0 87 The Wolverines, ranked, se- Notre Dame 3-0 86 Indiana 1-1 57 cond to Marquette 'in the pre- Tennessee 2-0 41 season ratings. won their first Wake Forest 4-0 31 two games of the season and re- Maryland 3-1 28 Louisville 1-1 27 ceived 22 first place votes and washington St. 3-0 19 368 points, from 39 members of Southern Illinois 3-0 18 the coaches board who partici- Oregon 2-1 13 Clemson 4-0 10' pated in this week's ratings. 'P oW>O O 'G t g \PO N xA I - ___________________ ere is hite"' pr 0e A4t "I E ts"5 ove ,n CRSi bE IX ti s O e. *J977* EA 'lie beginning f a cW/ew 'Year at the' :NA I I $ I z ' , 1 1 . I w - - - - - - -oimmmi -- on