'4 A .4 a 0 4 .5l 4 r1 4s .4 4 . Klasson, the cellist, MEN, WOMEN SHARI leads grappling squad. By RANDY BERGER "He has the highest potential to be a Iowa and Iowa State are well known national champion on our team." Ior arn Iowatatea restllrsknowry Klasson, however, is not obsessed. for turning out great wrestlers every with winning a national title. year, but one state resident they let get "I JUST WANT to develop myself to away was Michigan heavyweight Eric my best potential. Whether I win a Big Kiasson. How the two schools let him Ten championship or a national title is slip away is a mystery. In his first not as important to me. One can be suc- season last year, Klasson was Bi Ten cessful without winning a champion- Champion-and was named to the ship," he said. Freshman All-American team. The problem Klasson has had this Although only a junior, lie was picked year is wrestling against bigger op- by his teammates to be co-captain of ponents. this year's team.pnnt. The reason why Klasson chose "He lost to a Michigan State wrestler Thegasobabwyybelasso he n who was 6-9 and weighed 320 pounds," Msichigan is probably because he is in- said'Bahr. "He has to learn to wrestle " terested in many other things besides guys bigger but he has no problem with fer wirestling, epehs w ie"coae "AT IOWA they have two practices a people his own size." jus lay, which prevents the wrestlers from ANOTHER PROBLEM Klasson has jus studying," said Klasson. "Here there is had at Michigan is not getting enough that not such a burden. I have time to attention. P study." "We may not get enough attention w .Klasson, an Economics major, plans from a wrestler's point of view, but will o 'go to graduate school and hopes to there is little to expect," Klasson said.Sat work for his father as a managerial "Since people are here to study, they Stat :onsultant. don't have enough time to sit three St Along with being a good student, hours and watch a wrestling match. In ch Mlasson is also a talented musician who my high school we got 2,000 people at m. plays cello, piano and banjo. our inter-city meet, but here we usually s "n willbe playing cello in a chamber just get a crowd of 200 people, so it's plac ensemble next semester, but I don't pretty depressing." pa lave time to be in an orchestra," However, Klasson w uld not trade who lasson said. Michigan for another school. U- Blue hosts t Kasson ... multi-talented matman MICHIGAN HAS much more to of- than Iowa or Iowa State. The ches are just as good here so it is tas easy to be a contender." here is no doubt in anyone's mind t Eric Klasson is a contender. INNING IT DOWN: The wrestlers have their first home match tonight 7:30 against ninth-ranked Clarion te. Both teams competed in the Penn te Invitational last week but they did face each other in a team mat- . John Beljan (158 pounds) will s the match with an injured knee e may need surgery. Taking his ce will be freshman Steve Pierce, se record is 5-3. . . Pat McKay, has been out for the last week, will rrestling at 190. By LARRY MISHKIN If you've always wanted to see a gymnastics meet but never had the chance - or if you just never made an effort to see one - take notice of the following: This weekend in Crisler Arena there will be an opportunity to see an outstanding display of gym- nastics that is worth making the effort to go see. The first Wolverine Invitational gymnastics meet, which will include four men's and four women's teams, will take place tomorrow with the team competition scheduled for noon and the individual finals slated to start at 7:30 p.m. PENN STATE, Indiana State, Michigan State, and Michigan will provide the men's competition, while defending Big Ten champion Michigan State, Indiana, Chicago Circle, and Michigan will present the women's por- tion of the action. Michigan coach Newt Loken said that the level of competition will be very high and should make for a good tour- nament. "All three teams that we'll be facing are top-rated quality teams," Loken said. "Penn State is a real powerhouse and should provide the stiffest com- petition. However, we barely edged out Indiana State at the Buckeye In- vitational and Mi tough. There wil the top spot." The Wolverin hampered in th they will be with performer Mikel bones in his ha meet with Iowa1 pected to be out L months. LOKEN CAL McKee very un would be a hard performs in thre cises, vaulting, a McNelis will fil The Michigan Daily-Friday, December 12, 1980-Page 21. E CRISLER SPOTLIGHT op tumblers ichigan State is always floor exercises and McNelis or Rick 1 be a real dogfight for Kaufmann will replace McKee in the vaulting. ne gymnasts will be Despite the injury, the team is eir efforts, though, as looking for a strong showing in the out the services of star tournament to make up for their weak McKee, who broke two performance against Iowa. nd in the team's dual "The team is very anxious to bounce last weekend and is ex- back after last week," said Loken. for at least the next two "They know that they can be better and the team's objective right now is to LED the injury to show constant improvement with each fortunate and said he meet. We would like very much to end i man to replace as he up 1980 with a good performance as af- ee areas - floor exer- ter this meet, everything that we do in nd parallel bars. Mike 1981 starts to count in the national stan- J in for McKee in the dings." AO r Rent a Car. from Econo -Car Econo-Car 438 W. 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