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Michigan Sports
Calendar
A compilation of Michigan sporting events
and information for the coming week.
Monday, September 17
No events scheduled
Tuesday, September 18
No events scheduled
Wednesday, September 19
Women's Soccer at Windsor
Thursday, September 20
No events scheduled
Friday, September 21
Volleyball at Northwestern
Field Hockey vs. Ball State at Tartan Turf, 3 p.m.
Women's Golf at Lady Northern, Madison,Wis.
Women's Tennis at N.C. State Tourney
Saturday, September 22
Football vs. UCLA at Michigan Stadium, noon
Volleyball at Wisconsin
Women's Cross Country at Western Ontario Invite
Men's Cross Country at Western Ontario Invite
Women's Golf at Lady Northern, Madison, Wis.
Women's Tennis at N.C. State Tourney
Men's Soccer at Eastern Michigan, 11 a.m.
Sunday, September 23
Field Hockey at Michigan State, 11 a.m.
Women's Golf at Lady Northern, Madison, Wis.
Women's Tennis at N.C. State Tourney
All club teams who wish to have their events
listed in the calendar should send a copy of
their schedule to the Student Publications
Building.

Spartans tie
Orangemen
SYRACUSE, N.Y. (AP)- Of-
fensively, Syracuse and Michigan
State each did the things necessary*
win. But the Orangemen felt more
like losers after committing a critical
defensive mistake that set up 19th-
ranked Michigan State's game-tying
field goal.
"You saw how they (the Spar-
tans) celebrated," said Syracuse coach
Dick MacPherson after Michigan
State's John Langeloh kicked a 43-
yard field goal as time expired to end
Saturday night's nationally televis
game in 23-23 draw.
"You didn't see our players cele-
brating. Who tied who?" said
MacPherson, who holds a special
dislike for ties since the 1988 Sugar
Bowl. That's when Auburn kicked a
last-second field goal to knot Syra-
cuse at 16-16 and end the Orange-
men's bid for a perfect season.
"Some say it's justified going for
tie. They tied it, but we are an ind
pendent and we're going to go for
wins," he said.
The Orangemen, who had gone
ahead, 23-20, on John Biskup's 17-
yard field goal with 1:25 to play,
were stunned by the outcome, which
left them at 1-1-1. Michigan State, is
0-0-1.
"It's just like the Sugar Bowl,"
said senior safety Rob Thomso@
"You walk away numb. When the
other team kicks for the tie, you feel
like you've lost."
Langeloh's kick came after it ap-
peared the Orangemen had taken over
on downs with 11 seconds remaining
and secured the victory. But -the
Spartans gained a reprieve when
Syracuse was called for an offsides
penalty on a fourth and foil
incompletion. 1
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WHAT'S
HAPPENING

RECREATIONAL SPORTS
Outdoor Recreation Program
SEPTEMBER TRIPS
ROCKCLIMBING TRIP
Sat, September 22, 1990 to Grand Ledge Park
Pre-Trip Mtg.: Wed, Sept. 19, 7 - 10PM NCRB
HORSEBACK RIDING TRIP
Sun., September 23, 1990
Pre-Trip Mtg.: Thurs., Sept 13, 7 - 8PM NCRB
WILDERNESS STATE PARK/MACKINAW ISLAND TRIP
Noon, Fri., October 5 - 7pm, Sun., October 7, 1990
Pre-Trip Mtg.: Wed., Sept. 26, 7 - 8PM NCRB
For more information and to register please call 764-3967

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