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Wolverines Vanquish TwcO
Wildcat Cagers, 50-45 WolI

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King Tallies 14 Points as lliciigan Squad
Closes Hoop Sen wit1 5 Wins, 7 Losses
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Northwestern's title - contending
quintet a surprise defeat tonight,
scoring a 50 to 45 Big Ten victory to
topple the Wildcats into their secondc
Conference loss and make the race
wide open again.
The game was not acally dceu
until the final minutes of play wen
the Wolverines broke a 43 to 43 d cd
lock on two backets by Tom King
and another by Elroy Hirsch. Loren
Felt's goal for the Wildcats left his
team behind 49 to 45 and Dick Shri-
der added a free throw to the Michi-
gan total as the contest ended.
Michigan jumped to an 11 to 3 lead
early in the game but the Wilda ts.,
playing their first Conference game
since Otto. Graham left, quickly
charged back to tie the count, 17 to
17. The score also was deadlocked at
the half, 25 to 25, when Northwestern
spurted just before the intermission
to ring up five points.
The game, see-sawed in the second
half and was tied at 35-35 and at 37-
37. Then Michigan took the lead
briefly at 43-38 only to have the
Wildcats catch up again, 43 to 43.
Hirsch and Johnny Word of North-
western collided early in the second
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The game was Michigan's last in
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wound up with five wins
losses,.

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Halftime score: Michigan 25;
Northwestern 25.
Free throws missed: Michigan-
King, Hirsch 2; Northwestern-yo-
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By BILL LAMBERT
While breaking two meet records
and tying a third, the powerful Wol-
verine track ,quad conquered Notre
Dame 66-33 in the Yost Field House
last night.
Bob and Ross Hume. Michigan's
speed twins. streaked to a new meet
record in the mile run turning in a
time of 4:13.8. The old record of
4:19.1 was set in 1939 by Greg Rice
of Notre Dame.
Ralph Pohland, the former Min-e-
sota ace half-rmiler', shattei'ed the
880-yard record by finishing two
yards ahead of Michigan's John
Roxborough and was clocked in
1:59.9. After fighting it out all the
way, he began to forge ahead on the
last turn, and held his lead to the
finish line.
Segula Ties Mark ,
Bob Segula, Michigan's stalwart
pole vaulter, and Phil Anderson of
Notre Dame tied for first with vaults
of 12 feet, six inches, tying the meett
record established in 1939.
Elmer Swanson grabbed first placel
honors in both the low and high
hurdles, while his teammates closedj
in on the seconds and thirds, enab-;
ling the Wolverines to sweep both
hurdle events. Notre Dame scoredt
their only grand slam in the shotput.
with John Yonakor, All-Americant
Notre Dame end, who placed first.
tossing the weight 50 feet, 2%r inches.
Ufer Wins with Ease
Bob Ufer, Michigan's veteran quar-,
ter-miler who was competing in his1
last home indoor meet, had things
pretty much his own way while win-
ning the 440 in 49.6 seconds, foura
tenths of a second slower than his
own meet record.
Michigan's mile relay team com-
posed of Jim Pierce, Fred Negus, Melj
Detwiler and Bob Ufer won over thei
Irish quartet by a 30-yard margin in7
the fast time of 3:26. After gainingm
Hey Fritz .. . Reve
Mile Run-Won by Bob and Rls>s
Hume (M) dead heat; third, Martin
(ND). Time 4:18.8 (new meet rec-1
ord, old record of 4:19.1 set by Greg
Rice (ND) in 1939).]
60-Yard Dash-Won by Nussbaum-
er (M); second, Witherspoon (M);
third, Clifford (ND). Time :06.5.
440-Yard Dash- Won by Ufer
(M); second, Murphy (ND); third,
Pohland (ND). Time :49.6.
65-Yard High Hurdles--Won byR
Swanson (M); second, Kavieff (M));
third, Caspari (M). Time :08.2.-
Two-Mile Run-Won by Martin1
(ND); second, Thompson (M); third,T
Lyons (ND). Time 10:06.
Highjump-Won by Dale (M));
second, Hogue (ND); third, Yonakor
(ND) Height 6 feet, 1 inch.
Shotput-Won by Yonakor (ND);
second, Sullivan (ND); third, Kelly
(ND). Distance 50 feet, 21,/2 inches.

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Irislh 66-38 Squt
eat' Mile for Mark; Brai
.OXborough To Win 880
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a commanding lead in the third lap. Greer, wb
the Wolverines were not pressed the last t
again. and just set out to increase gain the
their lead. hockey t
Nussbaumer Cops Dash Brantford
Bob Nussbaumer, last fall's "scat- It was
back" on the varsity football team the way w
took over for his running mate. ly. Mich
Bruce Blanchard. who is suffering second w
From a strained muscle, in copping skaters p
first place in the 60-yard dash. them on
Julian Witherspoon, who has been Bob Derl
hampered all season by a leg injury, At theI
made his first showing of the year od, Michi
when he placed second to Nuss- edge, but
baumer. N las Anthor
Carl Nichols, who was competing ford def(
in his last meet for the Maize and their forty
Blue, leaped to first place in the mass atta
troadjump, hitting the board for 22 pushed th
feet, 21 inches. He was the only up the co
Michigan man to place in this event. 'left to pl
The meet was the last indoor For twc
appearance at home for the Wolver- again sla
ines. They meet Notre Dame March gan dang
4, when they will compete in a tri- to the fa
angular meet against the Irish and made a n
Illinois at Champaign. that Bran
A five-man squad comptsed of Bob vantage.
and Ross Hume, Bob Ufer, John Howeve
Roxborough and Dick Barnard will utes to plc
travel to New York's Madison Square cleared t
Garden next Saturday, Feb. 26, flanked b
where they will compete in the Na- hold, a fa
tional AAU meet. halted te
WISCONSIN HOPES BLASTED BUY
MADISON, Wis., Feb. 19.-P)-
Purdue blasted Wisconsin's hopes of
a share in the Big Ten basketball
title, fighting stubbornly through the
regulation game to surge ahead in
an overtime, 52 to 30, before a crowd
of 13,000. 
The victory kept the Boilermakers
in the championship race with a
record of eight wins and two defeats. ,
It was Wisconsin's third loss in ten
starts.
w.ge for Last Fall
880-Yard Run-Won by Pohland Prepar
(ND); second, Roxborough (M);
third, Barnard (M). Time 1:55.9.
(Breaks meet record of 1:57 set by It's t
Dye Hogan of Michigan in 1939). place
65-Yard Low Hurdles-Won by whose
Swanson (M); second, Nussbaiumer provide
(f) ; third, Martin (M). Time :07.6. employ
Mile Relay-Won by Michigan portuni
(Pierce, Negus, Detwiler, Ufer). Time
3:26. Enro
tan
-~le Vault-Tie for first between hota
Segula (1W) iand Anderson (ND); syperi
third , M oody ( (M). H eight 12 feet 6seieow l
6 inches. (Ties meet record held by
Dean of Notre Dame and Cushing of New 
Michigan).
Broadjump-Won by Nichols (1W); Hoi
secor~d, Hogue (ND); third, Lynch William
(ND). Distance 22 feet, 2%/ inches.

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by fast-charging center Ted
ho broke an 8-8 deadlock in
wo minutes of the game to
needed margin, Michigan's
eam last night defeated a
d. Ont. club 10-8.
a wide-open encounter all
ith both sides scoring wild-
igan's big period was the?
vhen the Maize and Blue
iled up six scores, one of
a penalty shot which big
leth converted.
beginning of the third peri-
gan had a comfortable 8-5
was unable to hold the lead,.
any and John Torti, Brant-
ensemen, pressed in with
ward wall, and in a series of
acks on the Michigan goal
hrough three tallies to even
unt with only four minutes
ay.
o minutes the rubber was
peed around in the Michi-
er zone, and it was only due
ct that goalie Dick Mixer
umber of miraculous saves
ntford didn't gain the ad-
r, with less than two min-
ay it was Vince Abbey who
;he puck out, and began,
y Greer and Johnny Jens-
st-breaking race which was
mporarily when LeeAllen,!
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