Tuesday, March 30, 1976

THE MICHIGAN DAILY

Page Nine

Tuesday, March 30, 1976 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Page Nine


SPORTS OF THE DAILY:
Lacrosse

team

vic torio s

WEST LAFAYETTE - Mich-. 6-4 yesterday in the first round
igan's lacrosse team swept to its of the Brazilian stop on the
second victory in as m a n y World Championship Tennis cir-
starts this spring with an im- cuit.
pressive 9-3 thrashing of Pur- Vilas nearly lost his service
due here Sunday. once in the second set but held

Co-captains Steve Bissell
and Dana Friend paced the
Wolverines on offense and de-
fense, respectively. Bissell
notched ,two goals and an as-
sist, while Friend anchored a
defensive unit which prevent-
ed Purdue's power play from
scoring on twelve opportuni-
ties covering eight and a half
minutes.
Cy Wert covered two goals
for Michigan while Pete Lind-
quist added a goal and two as-
sists and Ray Cassel chipped in
with one goal and one assist.
Michigan's goalies also contin-
ied their superb play, the tan-
dem now boasts a goals-against
average of three per game in
what is usually a much higher-
scoring sport.
"Both our fundamentals and
our specialties weren't as ef-
fective -as they should be at
this time in the season," said
Michigan coach Bob DiGio-
vanni. "But we're hoping to
tune up in time for Ohio
State."
The Wolverines' next action
comes against the Buckeyes in
Columbus Wednesday evening.
"Both Oberlin (Michigan's 10-!
3 victim in the season opener)
and Purdue were not the kind of
test OSU is going to be," DiGio-
vanni warned.
Lacrosse is a varsity sport at
Ohio State, while both Oberlin
and Purdue offered club teams,
as does Michigan.
The Purdue win pushed Michi-:
gan's lacrosse record to 22-4
since DiGiovanni took over as
coach in 1974.
WCT tennis
SAO PAULO, Brazil - Argen-
tina's Guillermo Vilas beat
Australian Kim Warwick 6-2,

on and, once again, beat War-
wick kwith relative ease. --AP
* * *
B-ball bet
WASHINGTON - Michigan'
Sen. Robert Griffin and Indiana
Sen. Birch Bayh have b e en
jousting with one another -'
from acros the Senate aisle for
years.
But they've taken their latest
disagreement outside the hal-
lowed chambers to the Capitol
steps.
The Michigan Republican

and the Hoosier Democrat
made a small wager on last
night's NCAA basketball
championship game between
Michigan and Indiana.
The loser is supposed to pay
up at 9:30 a.m. today by drib-
bling a basketball up the Capitol
steps and handing it to the win-
ner.
--AP
* * *
Academic Archie
COLUMBUS - Two-time Heis-
man Trophy winner Archie Grif-
fin will tour Ohio schools this
spring as a $125-a-day consult-
ant urging youngsters to learn
to read, the Department of Edu-
cation said yesterday.
The senior Ohio State foot-

ball star will be promoting a
new reading program in which
elementary and junior h i g h
school students will earn "All-
America reader" status a n d
score "reading touchdowns"
for their schools.
"I want those who now are
interested only in athletics to
realize that reading is basic to
their success in any field," Grif-
fin said, adding that the prob-
fin said, adding that thepro-
gram will be aimed equally at
non-athletes.
-AP

DORM RESIDENTS
VOTE in the
University Housing
Council Election
THIS WEEK
WATCH for the announcement of a polling site in your
dorm during dinner hours.
TONIGHT polling sies will be located in:
WEST QUAD and
BARBOU R-N EWBERRY
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CALL
TIM O'NEILL AT 764-8860

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DAVID'S BOOKS
Prints & Posters ..... .....40% off
New Books ................40% off
Used Hardcovers ...........40% off
Used Paperbacks...........60% off
Calendars.70% off
Shelving, etc.
* PRESENTS
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N CONCERT
* with SPECIAL GUEST STAR
+ DAVE L IE BMA N
and LOOKOUT FARM
Thursday, April 1
Hill Auditorium--8 P.M.
TICK ETS are $5.00, $4.50, and $3.50
*MICHIGAN UNION BOX OFFICE
*(also available at Discount Records)4
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When someone drinks too
much and then drives, it's the
silence that kills. Your silence.
It kills your friends, your
relatives, and people you don't even
know. But they're all people you
could save.
If you knew what to say,
maybe you'd be less quiet. Maybe
fewer people would die.
What yu should say is, "I'll
drive you home." Or. "1Let me call a
cab." Or,"Sleepon my couch
tonight."

Don't hesitate because your
friend may have been drinking only
beer. Beer and wine can be just as
intoxicating as mixed drinks.
And don't think that black
coffee will make him sober. Black
coffee never made anyone sober..
Maybe it would keep him awake
long enough to have an accident.
But that's about all.
The best way to prevent a
drunk from becoming a dead drunk
is to stop him from driving.
Speak up. Don't let silence
be the last sound he hears.

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CHILDREN'S THEATRE
FUTURE WORLDS
SOPH SHOW
MUSKET
ECT. (lecture series)
ECLIPSE JAZZ
ALSO: Assistants to Sen
President
Public Relations VP

PRESENTS THE
COMPUTER DATE MATCH DANCE
Michigan Union Ballroom
Friday, April 2-8 p.m.-midnight
Featuring "WHOLESALE," disco rock
Free admission to computer daters (with
coupon attached to print-out sheets)
$1 admission for others
50c per bee.r-*-valid l.D. required
*See Friday's Daily for beer coupons good only upon presenta-
tion of computer print-out sheet & I D.
For further info: 763-1 107
UAC is seeking outstanding producers (like
Bob Bianco, MUSKET) and chairpersons (like
Howard Learner, Future Worlds) for the fol-
lowing 1976-77 UAC Extravaganzas:


UAC Special

APPLICATIONS AVAILABLE AT UAC
on the SECOND FLOOR, MICHIGAN UNION
For further information CALL 763-1107
DEADLINE MARCH 30
Why bother with 5c cokes when you can get
Free Boiling Water ?
UAC eclipse jazz presents
IN CONCERT THURSDAY, APRIL 1
WEATHER REPORT
with SPECIAL GUEST
DAVE LIEBMAN and LOOKOUT FARM
HILL AUDITORIUM -8 P.M.
Tickets are $5.00, $4.50, and $3.50
at Michiqan Union Box Office (also Discount Records)
AND
CECIL TAYLOR In Concert
Thursday, April 15-POWER CENTER 8 p.m.
TICKETS GO ON SALE TODAY
at Ticket Central in Hill Auditorium
ALL SEATS $4.50 (reserved)
UAC Concert Co-op
MARIA JESSE
COLIN
MULDAUR YOUNG
SATURDAY, APRIL 3- HILL AUD.
Reserved Seats-$5.50, $5.00 $4.50
Tickets available at the Michiqan Union Box Office Mon.-
Fri., 11:00 a.m.-5:30 p.m. For more info. call 763-2071.
Sorry, No Personal Checks accepted.
UAC Poster Shop
TIRED OF HAND-LETTERED OR EXPENSIVE
PRINTED POSTERS ?
The UAC Poster Shop offers an inexpensive and speedy pos-
ter service to all campus-related groups. We can produce
one to three hundred posters, our prices are the CHEAPEST,
check us out today. CALL 763-1107 for more info.
UAC Future Worlds
PRESENTS
JULIAN BOND
Georgia State Governor
"Future Role of Blacks in the Political System"
Hill Auditorium from 3:00-5:00 o.m.
Admission fee $1
MEDIATRICS presents
SHAMPOO
° WARREN BEATTY, JULIE CHRISTY
APRIL 2 AND 3--NAT. SCI. AUDITORIUM
7:30 and 9:30 p.m.-Tickets $1

Projects

MEDIATRICS (film)
TRAVEL
MINORITY AFFAIRS
PANEL
UAC TICKET CENTRAL
SPECIAL PROJECTS
nior Officers:
Coordinating VP
Chief Financial Officer

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WRANGLER
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FADED GLORY

UAC Travel
SUMMER FLIGHTS to LONDON, 14 to
from $259

119 days

ALSO: Frankfurt. Amsterdam, Zaqreb. For more information
CALL 763-2147 or come by our new office on the second
floor of the Michigan Union,
UAC Ticket Central in Hill Auditorium
"CARMEN": April 1, 2, 3, 4
JULIAN BOND: April 6
CECIL TAYLOR: April 15

KHAKI

SKIRTS 14.00 KHAKI VEST 16.00
(BOTH STYLES ALSO IN DENIM)
ALSO: Large selection of FADED GLORY JEANS

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