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Teams Scheduled To Face-off at 8 p.m.

Tonight in Exhibitio
By CHUCK LEWIS
Michigan hockey fans will have
jtheir first opportunity to see the
Maize and Blue squad when the
stickmen meet the Detroit Red
Wings in an exhibition game to-
ight at 8 p.m. at the Coliseum.
Manager Jack Adams of the
4Wings is planning to bring his
entire team to Ann Arbor to help
waise the curtain of the 1946-
47 hockey campaign' for Coach
Vic Heyliger and his charges.
Swap Goalies
In order to even up the teams
somewhat the squads will ex-
change goalies. Therefore, Harry
. umley and the veteran -Johnny
Mowers will be in the Michigan
gets while Jack MacDonald, Wol-
erine net minder, will tend the
oal of the Red Wings.
Coach Heyliger plans to start
he line of Gordon MacMillan,
ast year's high scorer at center,
ick Starrak, returning letter-
man, at left wing, and freshman
Lyle Phillips on the right s53de of
he number one Forward in.
acobson Centers Second Line
The second line will cons.-,t of
Bill Jacobson and Al Renfrew
rom last winter's contingent at
enter and. left wing, respectively,
d Ted Gree1i, who captained the
1944 team; in the right wing slot.
n the third line will be George
eugeot at center and Herb Up-

kn Match at Coliseum
ton and Sam Steadman at the
wings.
On defense Captain Connie Hill
and Bob Marshall will be one
pair, while George Balestri will
team up with either George An-
derson or John Griffin to form
the other duo.
Adams To Use Taylor
Adams will probably use Billie
Taylor, newly acquired center
from the Toronto Maple Leafs,
on the number one line, and he
will be flanked by Roy Conacher
and Gordon Howe. On the number
two line will be Pat Lundy, Adam
Brown, and Eddie Bruneteau. The
Wings will use Sid Abel, Ted Lind-
sey, and Ferdinand Gauthier as
the number three combination.
Gerry Couture and Les Douglas
will be in reserve.
On defense Detroit will have
the veterans, Jack Stewart and
Hal Jackson on the first team,
while Al Dewsbury and Doug
Baldwin are the second pair.
This exhibition will give the
team some experience and an op-
portunity to try their plays before
the season's first regular game
against the Windsor Spitfires on
Saturday.
Hold Your Bonds!

ALEX AGASE, GUARD, RUSSELL DEAL, TACKLE, JOHN CANNADY, CENTER,
ILLINOIS INDIANA INDIANA

WARREN AMLING, TACKLE, DICK BARWEGEN, GUARD,
OHIO STATE PURDUE

ELMER MADAR, END,
MI1CHIGAN
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BEN RAIMONDI, BACK,
INDIANA

CECIL SODER' END,
OHIO JSTATE?
BOB CHAPPUIS, NACK,
MICn LOAN

VIC SCHWALL, BACK,
NORTHWESTERN

DICK HOERNER, UACK,
IOWA


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Six Returning Lettermen Report to Keen;
Bill Courtright To Head 1946 Aggregation

C LIMBING UP:
Michigan Takes Sixth Rung
On Nation's Football Ladder

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Michigan's varsity mat squad
held its first official practice ses-
sion yesterday afternoon under
the direction of Coach Cliff
Keen who has just returned Ito
his wrestling post after several
months service on Fritz Crisler's
grid staff.
Sixty-two men have already re-
ported for informal pre-season
workouts at Yost field house. In-
cluded in this number are six
veterans from last year's squad.
Heading the list of returning
lettermen is Bill "Corky" Court-
right, captain-elect of this year's
team. Corky was the star of the
1945-46 season, winning the
Western Conference champion.-
ship in the 155-pound class, and
capturing the NCAA crown in
his weight division.
The other returning lettermen
are: Jim Stark, 121-pounder, John
Allred, 128-pound class, Maurice
Smith, 136-pound class, and Ward
Peterson, 175-pound division. Dan
Dworsky, outstanding heavyweight
from the 1945-46 aggregation, will
report to Keen this week now that
his fullback duties are over for
the year.
Several other Wolverine grid-
ders are expected to show up for
wrestling within the next few

days. Included on the list are
tackles Bill Pritula ,andBob
Derleth, and guard Stu Wilkins.
"We've always finished high in
the wrestling picture, and I see no
reason why we can't do it again,"
says Coach Keen. The mat men-
tor is very pleased with the wealth
of material he has to work with
this season and shows an opti-
mistic outlook for the coming
campaign.
Assistng Keen in his duties
this year is Forrest "Butch"
Jordan, former Wolverine letter-
man and Western Conference
heavyweight wrestling cham-
pion. Jordan played guard for
Michigan in 1939 and assisted
with the line this season as a
member of the coaching staff.
HOCKEY TICKETS
Tickets for tonight's hockey
game will go on sale atf5 p.m.
today at the Coliseum. They
will be limited to students
holding I- D cards and those
with faculty coupon books.
Only 1,/00 tickets will be sold,
and no person can purchase
more than four. As last year
the admission price will be fifty
cents.

NEW YORK, N.Y., Nov. 25-
(IP)--Riding the crest of their
overwhelming 58-6 rout of Ohio
State, Michigan's Wolverines
vaulted into sixth place in the
weekly AP poll to finish among
the top ten teams of the nation
for the seven'th consecutive year.
With Army, Notre Dame and
UCLA (ranking first second and
fourth) closing out their schedules
this week against comparatively
weak opposition, Crisler's men are
hoping seventh place Georgia
Tech will bump third ranking
Georgia in their annual tussle
Saturday. This would allow the
Maize and Blue and fifth place
Illinois to move up a slot since
both have completed their sea-
sons.
The Cadets and Irish staged
another of their balloting photo
finishes with Frank Leahy's lads
moving ever closer but still fall-
ing short by 29 points. Unless the
unforeseen happens against Navy
this week-end, Blanchard, Davis
and playmates will undoubtedly
bow out of collegiate football with

their third straight mythical
national championship.
Sixty-six writers from coast to
coast cast their first place votes
for Army, 32 for Notre Dame and
twelve called it all even. Little
D-laware, unbeaten in 29 starts,
collared two first place ballots but
failed to place. Tennessee, Louis-
iana State and Arkansas rounded
out the select circle in that order.
Russ Reader May Sign
Pro Contract with Lions
LANSING, Nov. 25-(IP)-Russ
Reader, Michigan State College
ace passer, is giving up collegiate
football for the professional game,
and he is considering a Detroit
Lion offer.
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