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- The Michigan Daily - Monday, November 25, 1985


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Post-game revelry
results in mayhem

By EVE BECKER
After Saturday's Michigan-Ohio
State football game, the stadium tur-
ned into a party of post game mayhem
as fans stormed onto the field, tearing
down both uprights of the north side
goalpost.
One University student and one
Ohio State fang were arrested for
disorderly fighting, said Sgt. Harry
Jinkerson of the Ann Arbor Police
Department. Both were released.
FANS trampled two police officers
who were trying to keep the field
clear. The helmet of one officer was
trampled to pieces, Jinkerson said.
The other officer "was stepped on 18
dozen times," he added.
Neither officer was seriously in-
jured.
"It was a little bit more rowdy than
the other games," Jinkerson said.
"The band members got iceballs
thrown at them and the people sitting
on the goalposts were also pelted."
"THE POTENTIAL (for people get-
ting trampled) was very high, but no
one got hurt." He said the people at
the game were not quite as drunk as in
previous years. "I attribute that
directly to the University's tighter
control of alcohol in the stadium," he
said.

Campus Security. "Other than the
goalpost being torn down, there's no
damage that I know of."
Fans were prepared to take to the
turf three minutes before the clock
ran down when they began lining up
on the sidelines. They stormed the
field amidst a cloud of red, the
product of a smoke bomb released
somewhere near the 30 yard line.
At the end of the game, some fans
climbed on the goalposts, while
policemen stood below, breaking up
skirmishes on the field. The fans also
threw snowballs and apples into the
crowd.
The first upright from the goalpost
was torn down within five minutes af-
ter the end of the game. Police took it
and brought if off the field. About 10
minutes later, the second upright of
the north goalpost-the one nearest
the student section came down and
was broken up by the police. The
south goalpost remained untouched.
No estimatebon damage to the
goalpost has been made. The police
eventually managed to get the people
off the goalposts and organized them-
selves in a solid line to block the
goalpost from fans.
Approximately 35 minutes after the
game, enough of the field was cleared
for the marching band to perform
amidst flying snowballs.

"We didn't
plaint calls,"

have that many com-
said John Warming of

Daily Photo by DAN HABIB
Jubilant Wolverine fans hang off a goalpost after the football team's victory over Ohio State Saturday. Following the game, triumphant fans
pulled down a goalpost, threw snowballs, and set off a smoke bomb.



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'73 BUICK REGEL, runs great, many new
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1971 V.W. SQUAREBACK. New engine, new tires,
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SMITH CORONA typewriter - electric, portable,
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13B1127
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CHEVETTE '76-'78 - Very good condition,
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665-5480. 09C1205
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Low rent; utilities included. Please call
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ONE BEDROOM apartment, Oakland/Arch.
Jan.-Aug. lease. CALL 665-5184. 36C1203
AVAILABLE Jan 1, Female grad or professional,
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$190/month. 662-1305 eves. 34C1202
FEMALE SUBLETTER - Wanted. One bedroom
inside a 3-bedroom apartment. Good location,
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761-2187. 32C1202
LARGE BEDROOM for rent. Hardwood floors
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662-4783. 20C1127
MALE GRAD student for two person apartment.
Sublet January-August 1986. $195 utilities
included. Deposit negotiable. Strong 663-8307.
19C1127
FEMALE LOOKING for own apt. winter term.
Please leave message. 668-4010. Alex/Lisa.
16C1126
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761-2187. 32C1128
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to share 2-bedroom apartment, Burns Park area,
$190/month. 662-1305 eves. 34C1203
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(or May) in beautiful, huge house near campus
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663-2013. 87C125
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NEW SUNGLASSES and SKI GOGGLES -
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EARN UP TO $200 per week, at home, clipping
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MODELS WANTED - professional photographer
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1OH1127
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facial acne. Office visits and medication are
provided free to eligible participants. You must
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more). $75-$100 paid at the successful completion
of the 12-14 week studies. Call UM Department of
Dermatology Research 763-5519, M-F, 9-4, for
further details. 53H1211
BUSINESS SERVICES
TYPING SERVICES - $2 per page - Letter
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SEWING: Slack hems, alterations, mending, and
non-clothing projects. Phone O'Della: 973-0565.
55J1209
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Complete Secretarial Service
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