i

The Michigan Daily

SPORTS

Tuesday, February 17, 1981


Page 7

--------- --- ----

i .r

Nobod
qualify ft
put the I
nesota-D
of the fin
Nobod
among t
which w
advanta
playoffs
teth in


othing s t
By TOM SHAHEEN behind fourth-place Michigan Tech and
y gave Notre Dame a chance to North Dakota.
or this year's WCHA playoffs ... Nobody figured that Colorado College
UT a sweep of Michigan State - a team entrenched in the league's
Irish just one point behind Min- second division-could take a game from
)uluth, currently ,the occupant Wisconsin, a team fighting for the
ial playoff spot. WCHA title...
y thought Michigan could finish ... BUT the Badgers barely escaped
he top four in the conference, the series last weekend - dropping one
vould guarantee the home-ice game, and winning the other in over-
ge for round one of the WCHA time.
The lesson: IF SOMETHING
UT the Wolverines, now ranked UNEXPECTED CAN HAPPEN IN
the nation, are just two points THE WCHA... IT USUALLY DOES.
"THIS LEAGUE doesn't have a Nor-
thwestern, like the Big Ten football con-
ference," said Bob Johnson, the Badger
coach. "There isn't much difference
between team one and team ten in the
WCHA.''
So with two weeks remaining in the
regular season, just about everything is
up for grabs in the topsy-turvy WCHA:
first place, home-ice advantage for the
the playoffs and the final playoff berth.
Minnesota at Michigan Tech
Also undecided is the scoring leader
race. Three of Brad Buetow's Min-
nesota Gophers sit 1-2-3 in this
category. Steve Ulseth and Aaron
Broten had a productive weekend in
Houghton, as they passed former
Ulseth leader Neal Broten for the first time
this year.
.. new scoring leader Michigan Tech's goaltender, Frank

ken foir
Krieber, managed to hold the powerful
Gophers in check Friday night, as the
Huskies took the opener, 5-3. The
scoring punch returned to Buetow's
icers in the series wrap-up, as the
Gophers blitzed Tech, 8-3.
"WE SHOULD have won both games,
said Buetow. "We played very well, but,
unfortunately ran into a hot goaltender
(Krieber) in the first game.

granted
home," said John MacInnes, Michigan WCHA
Tech's coach. "We look for a very
tough series." Minnesota (24-
Notre Dame at Michigan State Denver (22-9-2
One thing IS definite. Michigan State Wisconsin (21-
will not make the WCHA playoffs this Michigan Tech
year. Coach Ron Mason took this fact in North Dakota(
stride when discussing MSU's up- MICHIGAN (1
coming series with Wisconsin. Colorado Colle
"We don't have a helluva lot to play Minnesota-Dul
for," said Mason. "But this series will Notre Dame (1
tell me who the leaders are going to be Michigan State
for next year, and how much heart WE
these guys have. It will be a good MICHIGAN 9-6, Min
character builder." Notre Dame 4-4, Mi
Michigan Tech 5-3,P
North Dakota at Denver North Dakota 5-2, D
Another "big" series is over. This one Wisconsin 4-2, Color
THI
didn't alter the standings, though, as Denver at MICH GA
the two teams split. Both teams cannot }<:<><>.<
rest on their laurels, however; Denver

0
in

WCHA

I\M

STANDINGS
WL
9) ...........16 8
) 15 7
10) ......... 15 9
(19-12-1) ... 14 10
(20-10-2) .... 13 9
9-13) ......13 11
ge (13-15) .. 10 14
uth (14-18-1) 9 15
12-18-2) ..... 8 15
e (9-21-2) ... 4 19
EKEND SCORES
nnesota-Duluth 2-5
chigan State 2-2
Minnesota 3-8
3enver 2-3
wado College 3(OT)-4
AN WEEK'S GAMES

T Pts
0 32
2 32
0 30
0 28
2 28
0 26
0 20
0 18
1 17
1 9

Michigan Tech at North Dakota
Minnesota-Duluth at Minnesota
Colorado College at Notre Dame
Michigan State at Wisconsin
HOCKEY MAGAZINE-ESPN
1. Minnesota (8) ..................97
2. Clarkson (2) .....................85
3. Denver ...................... ..80
4. Wisconsin.. ......................66
5. North Dakota..... .............54
6. Michigan Tech ..................49
7. Northern Michigan ..............42
8. New Hampshire .................24
9. Boston College ..................14
10. MICHIGAN .....................14
WCHA SCORING LEADERS
GP G A Pts
l-steve Ulseth, Minnesota ......... 24 23 31 54
2. Aaron Broten, Minnesota.........24 22 31 53
3. Neal Broten, Minnesota ...........24 12 40 52


..}i;;:vvL::--: i ::}::":". "i4ti %ii:;yt?:"'$i"vv'iii v:?""''.j: .. nU .",

"We play Duluth this week, and we'll
be pumped up. To win the division, we
must win our remaining four games,"
he added.
Duluth is fighting for its playoff life,
and Minnesota goes into the series
without its number one goaltender, Jim
Jetland, who underwent a deep ham-
string pull in the'Tech series. He may
be out for ten days.
MICHIGAN TECH will travel to
Grand Forks, to face the North Dakota
Sioux this weekend.
"They're (North Dakota) damn mad
about their recent performance at

travels to Ann Arbor to face the red-hot
Wolverines, and Gino Gasparini's Sioux
play host to Michigan Tech, currently
fourth in the WCHA.



I'

ota
r

WOMEN'S
(competitive)
1) King Pins
2) TKO Limited
3) Th'ronson 'A'
4) Lakers
5) Bouncers

CO-REC
(competitive)
1) Fubars
2) Couzen's Co-Rec
3) Amoebas.
4) Nitwits
5) Oxford Plus

.GUADALAJARA
SUMMER
SCHOOL
University of Arizona offers
more than 40 courses: anthro-
pology, art, bilingual educa-
tion, folk music and folk
dance, history, political sci-
ence, sociology, Spanish lan-
guage and literature and in-
tensive Spanish. Six-week ses-
sion. June 29-August 7,
1981. Fully accredited grad-
uate and undergraduate pro-
gram. Tuition $330. Room
and board in Mexican home,
$340. EEO/AA
Write
Guadalajara
Summer School
Robert L. Nugent Bldg. 205
University of Arizopa
Tucson 85721
(602) 626=4729

RECRUITMENT FOR
SHELL COMPANIES OVERSEAS
A service furnished to overseas Shell companies
by SCALLOP CORPORATION (a Shell company)
OPPORTUNITIES FOR NATIONALS OF WEST EUROPEAN COUNTRIES AND
ARGENTINA, BRAZIL, INDONESIA, NIGERIA AND THAILAND WHO WISH
TO RETURN TO THEIR AREAS OF ORIGIN.
WESTERN EUROPE.
Petroleum, Chemical, Mechanical, Electrical (Power and
Control) and Civil/Structural Engineers
Geologists and Geophysicists
Chemists (British only)
Computer Systems Analysts and Operations Research
Specialists
ARGENTINA
Petroleum and Mechanical Engineers, Geologists,
Geophysicistsand Financial, Economics and
Business-oriented graduates
BRAZIL
Appropriate graduates in Economics, Finance and
Marketing
Chemical Engineers and Agronomists
INDONESIA
Appropriate graduates for the Chemical and
Metals Trading Administration
Appropriate graduates for the Finance Administration
NIGERIA
Geologists and Geophysicists
Petroleum, Mechanical, Civil and Electrical
Power Engineers and
Computer Application Specialists
THAILAND
Chemical and Mechanical Engineering graduates
to become executive trainees
If you are Interested, please write and send resume to:
', SCALLOP CORPORATION
Overseas Recruitment
3200 One Allen Center
Houston, Texas 77002


IM TOP FIVE
INDEPENDENT
(competitive)
1) Powerhouse '80
, 2) Dorks
3) The G.C.'s
4) Arbory-Pirates
5) Superman & Co.
INDEPENDENT
(superstar)
1) Show Biz Kids
2) Curly Whites
3) America 1981
4) Skywalkers
GRADUATE
1) Law Gold
_ 2) MBA Gold
3) DSD 'B'
4) DSD 'A'
5) Yo Adrian
FRATERNITY 'A'
1) Alpha Phi Alpha
2) Beta Theta Pi
3) Zeta Psi
4) Omega Psi Phi
5) Phi Beta Sigma
RESIDENCE HALL 'A'
1) Gomberg 'A'
2) Delta Eagles
3) Allen Rumsey
4) Scott House
5) Gomberg 'C'


5--.
. -

FEBRUARY 17, 18 & 19
INTERVIEWS: CAREER PLANNING & PLACEMENT
FEBRUARY 17 & 18 INFORMATION TABLE
MICHIGAN UNION DETROIT 313-226-7928

,y



,
a,. r., i,
" ''
.. _. ..:5'i l
_

How about'
bringing us
your ideas?
The best education after college is
being able to put your talent to work.
To do this, you need an environment
that is open to your ideas. One that r
can offer you challenge, responsibility
and diversity. Scott Paper can do just"
that.
Because of our'size and diversity,
we can offer capable people an environment
in which to develop their potential. Talented
college graduates will find career growth op-
portunities in finance, marketing and marketing
research, accounting, engineering, research
and development, management science and
industrial relations.
That's why you should learn more about
Scott Paper, a multi-dimensional, Fortune 500
company. For over 100 years, we have been pro-
ducing a variety of quality consumer and commer-
cial paper products. -.

A

WORLD.


In the Field of Semiconductor
Technology. there's an exciting
future awaiting up-and-coming
engineers.
In it, is the chance to break
existing barriers. And to impact the
sophistication of tomorrow s
computing power.
Here. at Sperry Univac's new
Semiconductor Division. youll have
the chance to share in the excite-
ment of discovery. To contribute
new ideas. And, experience the rich
satisfaction of achievement.
For nearly three decades.
Sperry Univac has been providing
advanced solutions to the data -
n-rn-srncc i ri c n.F r-rmm ~ioc

technical team. we're committing
substantial resources towards the
cost effective exploration and appli-
cation of LSI and VLSI technologies.
Here's your chance to probe
deep into a world of the future. And
you can start right now by checking
with your placement office and
signing up on our schedule. Or. send
a resume to Bill Dahlen. Sperry
Univac Semiconductor Division.
PO. Box 3525. St. Paul. MN 55165.
Our recruiter will be on campus
MARCH 2.
SE Y+JUNIVAc