THE MICHIGAN DAILY Friday, June 9, 1972 "..BEGMIS A NEW ERA OF SEXUALLY .ENLIGHTENED zMOTION PICTURE O," IN NCAA TOURNEY: USC batsmen favored TONIGHT ALL SEATS 7 &9 p$2.00 HELD OVER! A MOTION PICTURE THAT WE HEARTILY RECOMMEND TO ALL OUR PATRONS OMAHA, (W) - Top-ranked Arizona State and six other challengers stand in the path of an unprecedented t It i r d straight baseball title for South- ern California as the 26th an- nual College World Series opens here today, Second - ranked Mississippi 28-14 challenges Southern Cal- ifornia 45-12 and Connecticut 19-5 meets Texas 38-7 tonight in opening round games of the seven-day double - elimination tournament. Temple 3-13 plays Oklahoma 34-14 and Big Teti Conference champion Iowa 25-16 is match- ed against Arizona State 60-4 in tomorrow night's action. Southern California became only the second team in series history to win back-to-back ti- tles last year when it whipped Southern Illinois 7-2 in the fi- nals.. Tbe Trojans own a record seyen collegi at titles andwitb Arizona State have dominated the series the last five years. USC took the title in 1968 in addition to 1970 and 1971, while Arizona State was the victor ii 1967 and 1969. "I think it would be presump- tuous to say we knot we can win again when facing such a strong field." said USC veteran coach Rod Dedeaux. "But my ballplayers think we can win. and I'm not going to say any different." Arizona State, however, has MCAT-DAT-GRE LSAT-ATGSB NAT'L. BDS. *Preparation her iesis required for admission to graduote and pvo- fessonal shools * Sixand iwelve sesson groups * Small groups * Voluminous material far home study, prepared by experis in each field * Lesson schedule can he tailored to meet individual needs Summer Sessions Special Compact Courses Weekends--Intersessions STANLEY H. KAPLAN EDUCATIONAL CENTER DETROIT BRANCH 21711 W. Ten Mile Rd., Suire 113 Saonhfield, Michigan 48075 13131 354-0085 Success Through Education Since 1938 Brooches in principal cities in U.S. The Tutoring School with the Nationwide Reputation to be ranked a co-favorite. The Sun Devils won a collegiate record 60 games, had a 27- game winnig streak and won 31 of their last 32. The Sun Devils own a team batting average of 331 and have slugged 44 homers. All-American junior shortstop Al Bannister is the team leader with a .398 batting average, 13 home runs, 28 stolen bases and 89 runs batted in. The pitching is potent also with Ed Bane 13-0. 1.04 earned run average, Craig Swan 14-1. 1.93. Jim Crawford 12-1, 2.12 and Jim Otten 9-0, 2.12. Southern California has a tournament - wise squat led by outfielders Tim Steele .378 and Fred Lynn .349 and 14 home Ruritania seeks upset iii Belmont tomorrow runs and a deep mound of Greg Widman 13-2, Marl So-ge 5-1, Randy Scarbery at-3 and Tin Coffin 6-0. Mississippi, coached by for- mer New York Yankee catcher Jake Gibbs, Texas, a two-time champion, and Big Eight Con- ference champion Oklahoma are rated outside title threats. Iowa, Connecticut and Tem- ple are making their initial series appearances. All games will be played in Rosenblatt Stadium. where the series has been played since 1950. Attendance is expected to surpass the million mark this year. In 22 years, 950,540 people have attended the series includ- ing a record 77,460 last year. NEW YORK 1) - Ruri- tania will try to do for Green- tree Stable what Stage Door Johnny did in 1968-win the Belmont Stakes-but it will take luck, assistant trainer John Gaver Jr. said yesterday. "If we win the Belmont, we will be lucky," said Gaver who assists his father as conditioner of Greentree horses. "Stage Door Johnny would have been a great horse," said young Gayer. "Ruritania won't be." Stage Door Johnny, unraced at 2, lost his 3-year-old debut and then won his next five races before being retired be- cause of an injury. His last three victories were in the Bel- mont, Withers and Saranac. Ruritania will go into Satur- day's Belmont at Belmont Park with one win in seven starts as a 2-year-old and two victories and two seconds in five outings this year. In his only stakes races, the Withers May 31, he finished fifth. Ruritania figures to be an outsider in a field that should include Beadow Stable's -Riva Ridge, winner of the Kentucky Derby and more than $70,000 and the fourth-place finisher in the Preakness, and Paul Mel- lon's Key To The Mint, third in the Preakness and winner of the Withers. POST TIME for the $125,000- added. 1?.-mile Belmont, last and longest of the Triple Crown races which also include the Derby and Preakness, is sched- uled for 9:31 p.m., EDT. Television coverage will be from 5-6 p.m. and radio cov-, erage from 5:25-5:45 p.m., both by CBS. A colt given a good chance to ruin the expected duel between Workshop for Tax Resistance Counsellors Sun., June 11, 1972 2-5 p.m. at Draft Counselling Center 502 E. Huron' JANE HART and others want to know what happens when you refuse your War Taxes. We'll train you to answer their questions Riva Ridge and Key To The Mint is Mr. and Mrs. F. Wil- liam arder's improving Smiling Jack, a seven-length winner of the Jersey Derby May 29. Smiling Jack is trained by veteran Ralph McIlvain, who once served as an assistant to Lucien Laurin, trainer of Riva Ridge. . . Ralph has done a fine job with him and instead of working with me, now he wor- ries me," said Laurin. OTHER BELMONT probables are Roy Anderson's Spanish Riddle, also trained by Laurin; Joseph R. Sraus' No Le Hace, runner-up in the Kentucky Der- by and Preakness; Elmendorf's Big Spruce: Cragwood Stable's Zulu Tom: Joseph and William Ctavola's Freetex, and the John Campo-trined entry of John D. March's Eager Exchange and Buckland Farm's Prince Fau- quier.. Meadow Stable's Upper Case is considered a possible starter. Preakness winner Bee Bee Bee is skipping the race for which entries will be taken this miorning. Foul called on Salton LOS ANGELES )PI - UCLA basketball star Bill Walton was sentenced Wednesday to 12 months probation and a $50 fine for his part in an anti-war de- monstration. Walton, represented in Van Nuys Municipal Court by his at- torney Lawrence J. Moreno was in the UCLA Medical Center for treatment of an infection. Morena pleaded no contest to a charge of disturbing the peace during an April 11 protest against the mining of Haiphong harbor. About 50 other UCLA students also were arrested. Correction Frank Martin was inadvert- ently listed in yesterday's Daily as winner of the Greater Greensboro Golf Tournament in 1964. The name should r e a d Fred Marti. Marti, however, has never won the Greater Greensboro event. THIS FILM MUST BE SEEN FROM THE BEGINNING! 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