Friday, March 5, 1976

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Friday, March 5, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page NIne


FACE MISSOURI VALLEY

-Blue
By BILL STIEG
The NCAA pleasantly sur-
prised Michigan yesterday by
pairing the Wolverines with the
M i s s o u r i Valley Conference
champion in the first round of
the Midwest Regional next Sa-
turday, March 13.
Michigan will travel to Den-
ton, Texas to play Southern Il-
linois, Wichita State or West
Texas State, who are all in a,
tight battle for the MVC title.,
They are all considered weaker
teams than ninth-ranked Michi-j

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- Michigan
32 Wayman Britt (6-2) F
45 John Robinson (6-6) F
35 Phil Hubbard (6-7) C
30 Steve Grote (6-2) G
24 Rickey Green (6-2) G
gan, according to the polls and
most experts.
A win in Denton would place
the Big Ten runner-up Wol-
verines in the regional semi-
finals in Louisville, March 18.
They would face the winner of
the game between Notre Dame
and the Metro-Six Conference
champs, probably Louisville or
Cincinnati (see pairings, be-
low).
The MVC race is too close
to call. Going into last night's
games, So. Illinois and Wichita
St. were tied for first with 8-2
records. W. Texas St. was third
at 8-3.
S. Illinois played at W. Texas
St. and Wichita St. was at

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BRINGING UP BABY
N ranked Indiana. Before prepar- second team all-Big Ten selec-T
ing for the tournament, Michi- tion, is the 'Cats biggest threat,
gan must play Northwestern to- and one of the few players who of this brilliant screwball comedy. Directel by Howard Hawks, this is
morrow in a game that is more is almost as quick as Michigan's a story of a staid palfontologist (Grant) who is upset by a wealthy but
44 Bob Svete (6-8) important than it may seem, for Rickey Green. wacky young lady (Hepburn) on the eve of his upcoming marriage and
intangible reasons. The game will also give fans a scientific success. Rapid-fire dialogue and a crazy storyline that in-
45 Pete Boesen (6-8) Though the Wolverines are as- chance to check out some new volves chasing a lion make this one of the classic '30's comedies.
sured of their NCAA berth, they Michigan traits emerging just
55 James Wallace (6-10) would like to finish their Big in time for the playoffs: a better SAT.: Hitchcock's SHADOW OF A DOUBT
Ten season on a high note. Mich- outside shot by John Robinson,
30 Billy McKinney (6-0) igan beat the Wildcats in the excellent shooting and defense k .TONIGHT AT OLD ARCH. AUD.
first conference game of the: by sixth man Dave Baxter and CIN Ei A GU IL7
43 Tim Teasley (6-1) season, 82-72 in Evanston. the improving play of guard 7:00 & 9:05 ADMISSION $1.25
W. Texas St. is the only team More importantly, tomorrow's Steve Grote.
that has been ranked in the top game marks the final Crisler....1 u
twenty this year, making the Arena appearance (as Wolver-
list a few times early in theInes) of seniors Wayman Britt
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season. Wichita St., with the,
best shot at the crown schedule-'
wise, is only 15-9 overall.
Michigan (13-4 in the Big Ten
20-6 overall) played So. Illinois,
in the first round of the Michi-
gan Invitational this season andj
crushed the Salukis, 74-49. They
are 14-8 overall.
Tickets for the game in Den-j
ton go on sale noon Monday
at the Michigan Ticket Office
at the corner of State andl
Hoover streets. There will beI
100 tickets available at $5.00
each. There is no student dis-
count. There have been no
announcements concerning tel-
evision coverage yet. Game(
time is 6:10 CST (7:10 EST)
unless changed for TV. E
This is Michigan's thirdl
straight NCAA appearance. Thee
Wolverines are second in the:
Big Ten behind undefeated, top-+

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Britt, team captain and
starter since late in his fresh-
man year, will be ending a
long, successful stay at the
arena. Since his sophomore
year, Britt's teams have put
together an amazing 38-2 home
record.
Schinnerer, a hard-working,
sharp-shooting substitute guard,
has spent three years on the
varsity.Both are crowdfavor-
ites and will receive special
recognition at the game.
The game itself? It should be
a good test of the Wolverines'
ability to apply themselves in a
mismatch-something they have-
n't done a few times this year
(Ohio State,dMichigan State, at
Illinois and at Minnesota).
Northwestern is down in sev-
enth place with a 7-10 record
(12-14 overall).
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Bradley last night (see scores,
below). This Saturday, Wichita
St. is at Drake and So. Illinois
is at New Mexico State. If there
is a tie for the championship,
a playoff will be held next Tues-
day.

Wayman Britt

Hoosiers splash
Special To The Daily
CHAMPAIGN-The Indiana Hoosiers are apparently on
their way to capturing their 16th consecutive Big Ten
men's swimming championship. Although there are still
two days of competition left, the Hoosiers have a 237-125
lead over Michigan.
Following the Wolverines in points are: Michigan State
-114, Wisconsin--105, Ohio State-102, and Illinois-95.
Michigan coach Gus Stager, naturally disappointed in his
team's performance, was surprised with Michigan State.
He did mention, however, that this was State's strongest
day for events.
In the 500 yard freestyle, Wolverines Gordon Downie
and Alan McClatchey finished fourth and fifth, respectively.
They followed three Indiana swimmers. Other point getters
for Michigan were Joe Bauer finishing tenth and Norm
Semchyshen finishing 15th.
Tom Szuba, following three Indiana swimmers, finished
fourth in the 200 yard individual medley. Ric Pepper grab-
bed the 14th spot and Rob Bauman nailed' down 16th.
One other disappointment for Michigan came in the one
meter diving competition as Ohio State's Frank D'Amico
knocked off Michigan's Don Craine. Craine, who is ranked
number one in the nation on the one meter board, "was
just a little off like the rest of the team," according to
Stager.
Women cagers upset
by Central, 63-61

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NCAA Basketball
KANSAS CITY (MP - Pairings for first-round games March
13 in the NCAA championship basketball tournament:
East Regional
Atlantic Coast Conference tournament champion vs. Virginia
Tech or Western, Athletic Conference No. 2 team or DePaul atj
Charlotte.
Southern Conference playoff winner vs. Southeastern Confer-
ence No. 2 team, Alabama or Tennessee, at Charlotte.
Winners meet in the regional semifinals at Greensboro, N.C.,
March 18.
Princeton vs. ECAC Metro Division winner at Providence.
East Coast Conference tournament winner vs. ECAC New
England Division playoff winner at Providence.
Winners meet in the regional semifinals at Greensboro, N.C.,
March 18.
Midwest Regional
Missouri Valley Conference champion, Wichita State, South-
ern Illinois or West Texas vs. MICHIGAN at North Texas State.j
Metro-6 Conference tournament champion, probably Cincin-
nati or Louisville, vs. Notre Dame at University of Kansas.
Winners meet in the regional semifinas at Louisville March
18.
Big Eight champion, Missouri or Kansas State, vs. Pac 8
No. 2 team, Washington, at University of Kansas.
Southwest Conference tournament champion vs. ECAC Up-
state New York Division playoff winner at North Texas State.
Winners meet in the regional semifinals at Louisville March
18.
Mideast Regional

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Special To The Daily
KALAMAZOO-The Michigan
women's basketball team drop-
ped a 63-61 contest to Central
Michigan last night in first round
action of the Michigan women's
college basketball tournament.
The Wolverines had been seed-'
ed second in the tournament,
and had already defeated Cen-
tral twice earlier in the season.
MELINDA Fertig led her team;
with 18 points in the losing,
effort, followed by Lydia Sims
with 16. Central Michigan olaced
four players in double figures,
while a fifth hit for nine points.
The Chippewas hit on 50 per

cent of their attempts from the
floor.
"Central had a really balanc-;
ed scoring attack," said Michi-'
gan coach Carmel Borders.
"They played a really fine
game. They used a press on us,
which hurt us in the beginning.'
"WE HAD A bad night," Bor-
ders continued. "We played hard
but our shooting percentage was'
low. We took some bad shots,
and forced our offense a little
too much. And I'd hate to think
how many turnovers we had."
On the bright side, "we did'
outrebound them," said Borders.
"Our rebounding strength was
very good."
The loss drops Michigan's sea-
son record to 12-5, while Central
is 9-10.

Southeastern Conference champion, Alabama or Tennessee,
vs. Atlantic Coast Conference No. 2 team, North Carolina or
Maryland, at Dayton.
Indiana vs. ECAC Metro No. 2 team, St. John's or Rutgers,
at Notre Dame.
Winners meet in the regional semifinals at Louisiana State
March 18.
Ohio Valley Conference tournament winner vs Marquette at
Dayton.
Western Michigan vs. Virginia Tech or Big Eight No. 2 team
at Notre Dame.
Winners meet in the regional semifinals at Louisiana State
March 18.
West Regional
West Coast Conference champion, San Francisco or Pepper-
dine, vs. Metro-6 No. 2 team, Cincinnati or Louisville, at Arizona
State.
Pacific Coast Athletic Association tournament champion vs.
UCLA at the University of Oregon.
Winners meet in the regional semifinals at UCLA March 18.
Big Sky Conference tournament champion vs. Nevada-Las
Vegas at Oregon.
Arizona vs. ECAC Southern Division playoff winner at Ari-
zona State.
Winners meet in the regional semifinal at UCLA March 18.

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Women's College Basketball
State Tournament
Central Michigan 63, MICHIGAN 61
Michigan St. 77, Northern Mich 63
Grand Valley 61, Adrian 38
Spring Arbor 73, Kalamazoo 38
Men's College Basketball
Drake 81, Tulsa 78
S Illinois 53, W. Texas St. 46
Wichita St. 84, Bradley 74
Rutgers 104, Long Island U 76
Memphis St. 73, St. Louis 69
Clemson 76, Wake Forest 63
Maryland 80, Duke 78, OT
Virginia 75, N. Carolina St. 63
Georgia Tech 74, Tulane 68
St. John's, N.Y. 75, St. Peter's 67
Niagara 67, St. Bonaventure 66
Providence 64, Holy Cross 61
VMI 41, Richmond 33
Valdosta St. 76, Southern Tech 65
Texas Tech 80, Houston 69
WA. Kentucky 88, Middle Tenn. 78
NBA
Milwaukee 99, Kansas City 95
NHL
Philadelphia 6, Kansas City I
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