[HE MICHIGAN DAILY I hursday, November LU, I '~ () -1 --- .,. -1111 IIL Page Eight THE MICHIGAN urs ay, November , :. COMMENTS FROM COLUMBUS .. osU fans choose heroes By GREG KIRSTEIN To try and guess which par- i panion, the Bulldozer, fullback Ohio State Lantern Sports Editor ticular Buckeye or group of Pete Johnson), "Blocking" (the Around Columbus this time of Buckeyes will be responsible for entire offensive line) and "Bone- year, the most talked about the victory over Michigan. Breakers" (defensive strongmen game is football - obviously. Students playing the game Brown, Brudzinski, Beamon and However, Ohio State students each get to place a bet on one Buonamici). With that line-up, have been wrapped up in a more of the wheel's sections. If their it doesn't seem like selection challenging game these past few selected section shows up after would be any problem for the weeks and it has them baffled. the spin, the student wins all gambler. Students at the Columbus cam- the other students' bets. pus have been racking their THE FIRST section of the ! brains on a new carnival game, wheel is labeled with a huge "Pick A Hero." The students "B." Underneath the "B" are Foul filmers ? have a big wheel divided into some titles of contributors to Two men were caught last five sections similar to those at the Buckeyes' success this sea- night filming the University a carnival, son: "Backfield" (wingback of Michigan football prac- THE OBJECT of the game: Brian Baschnagel and his com- tice, police and University sources said. Ann Arbor police said no The first is the thinker, the commander of the Ohio State offensive troops. The latter is the doer. What he has done is more than any other running back in the history of college football has done. Is the contest tough enough yet? Now, completely bewildered, the gambler glances at the fourth section. This one reads "S" for the specialists. Ohio State has three of these. First is punting and kick-off wizard Tom Skladany, an All- American last year. His kicking companion is placekicker Tom Klaban, who plans to boot a few field goals Saturday and a few more extra points. The last member of this exclusive trio is punt returner Tim Fox, Mr. Daring. Fox has plenty of chances to return punts-the Buckeye defense has a knack of forcing them. The smart people place their bets on the fifth section of the wheel, a smaller portion squeez- ed in between two others. These people have already invested money in party liquids for Satur- day night's celebration in Co- lumbus. Written in that tiny section of the wheel is the last item responsible for the Buck- eye success and it's written in gold. It reads WOODY. If you covet the best, you can afford to have it. HP-21. This scientific calculator weighs a mere 6 ounces and slips effortlessly into your shirt pocket. Though smaller than most, it solves a remarkable range of problems. 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Underneath the "D" reads, "DEFENSE, DE- FENSE, DEFENSE." AND THE GAME gets tough- er. Section three contains only the letter "G" and two names- that strike terror into opposing defenses: Greene and Griffin. Gridde Picks I F F "LAST CALL for Gridde Picks for the 1975 season!" Yes, all confidential picks must be submitted to the Michigan Daily by midnight Friday. In a last minute Gridde change, the Bowl- ing Green-Texas Arlington game has replaced the Georgia Tech- Navy game. And in a rare case of almost 20-20 foresight, South Quad's Sue Ellerbrake took last week's $10 Follett's gift certificate with an 18-2 mark. This week's prizes are four passes from the Butterfield The- aters (Michigan, State and Campus) and a large Sicilian Pizza from Pizza Bobs. 1. Ohio State at MICHIGAN 22. Lafayette at Lehigh 2. Illinois at N'Western 23. LSU at Tulane 3. Purdue at Indiana 24. Virginia at Maryland 4. Mich. St. at Iowa 25. Notre Dame at Miami (Fla.) 5. Wisconsin at Minn. 2F. Miss. vs Miss St. (at Jackson) 6. Nebraska at Oklahoma 27. Missouri at Kansas 7. SMU at Baylor 28. Ohio U. at Marshall 8. Mass. at Boston College 23. Oregon St. at Oregon 9. Columbia at Brown 30. Penn St. at Pitt. 10. Californiaat Stanford 31. Drake at Temple 11. Cincinnati at Miami (0) 32. Texas Tech at Arkansas 12. Clemson at S. Carolina 33. Kent St. at Toledo 13. Colgate at Rutgers 34. Wash. St. at Washington 14. Kansas St. at Colorado 35. W. Virginia at Syracuse 15. Cornell at Penn 36. Wyoming at Air Force 1G. Dartmouth at Princeton 37. Bowling Green at Texas- 17. N. Carolina at Duke Arlington 18. Harvard at Yale 38. New Mexico St. at New Mexico 19. Holy Cross at Connecticut 39. Boston U. of Vilianova 20. Oklahoma St. at Iowa St. 40. Ohio St. Lantern at L1. Tennessee at Kentucky DAILY LIBELS (at Wines Field) - I ~3 I&DEC[JIV 1. Find someone who has a freezer. 2. Put a bottle of Jose Cuervo Gold in it. 3. Go away.4 4. Come back later that same day. 5. Open the bottle and pour a shot of the golden, viscous liquid. 6. Drink it with grace and dignity. Or other people, if they're not around. Doily Photo by KEN FINK ONE OF THE terrible ."G's," Ohio State's Archie Griffin (45), dances through a narrow gap in the Michigan defense during last year's 12-10 loss to the Buckeyes. The incomparable Grif- fin, who has ran further with the ball than an'y other collegiate runner ever has, teams up in the OSU backfield with the other terrible "G," quarterback Cornelius Greene. The duo pre- sent the Blue defense with impressive statistics and a dangerous threat. HP-21 From HEWLETT-PACKARD. manufacturers of the most advanced, quality calculators in the industry. FOLLETT'S Michigan Bookstore 332 S. STATE 662-6594 You have something to share with the people of the rural South and Appalacia-yourself. Find out about the opportunities open to you as a Glenmary Priest, Brother or Sister. 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Co. - - - rf OPEN: 9-5:30 M-F 9-4:30 SAT. 9 ©1975 Application Caluaosl~o~orcc Jets fire Winner By The Associated Press HEMPSTEAD, N.Y. - The crumbling New York Jets fired Coach Charley Winner yester- day and replaced him with Ken Shipp, who was given his first job in the National Football League by Winner eight years ago. "I'm going to do everything I can to turn it around," said Shipp, who had been the Jets' offensive coordinator u n d e r Winner this year. "I'll talk to each player individually from now until Sunday. Our effort has not been very good. I don't think our players have played up to their potential." 4 The Jets, 2-7 and last in the American Conference East, are in the midst of a six-game losing streak, including some very embarrassing losses, and management, players and fans alike were expressing irita- tion at their plunge. Shipp began his pro coaching career under Winner at St. Louis in 1968. He left the Cardinals in 1970 for New Orleans, then join- ed the Jets in 1973, Weeb Ew- bank's last year as head coach of the team. "I came after I was assured that I was their man and that I'd have time to build a team," said Winner, who was in his second year as the ,Jets on-the- field boss. "They gave me a three year contract. I felt it wo'ild be honored." Te Top 20 By United Press International 1. Ohio St. 10-0 32 392 2. Nebrasko 10-0 8 322 2. tie DAILY LIBELS 10-0 8 322 3. Texas A&M 9-0 295 4. Alabama 9-1 243 5. MICHIGAN 8-0-2 242 6. Oklahoma 9-1 209 7.Texas 9-1 201 8. Arizona St. 10-0 86 9. Colorado 8-2 43 10. Penn St. 8-2 33 11. Arizona 8-1 28 12. Florida 8-2 25 13. Georgia 8-2 13 14. 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