SUNDAY, FERUTARY 29, x9,48
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
Pucksters
Overwhelm
Aigler Statement
In a statement on the Elliott
dcclsion to the Associated Press,
Prof. Ralph Aigler, Michigan
faculty representative, said:
"It results in the denial to
him, a veteran, of privileges
and benefits that he would
have had, had he not entered
service. Civilians, who could
determine their own schedules,
are having, under the war
rules, four full seasons."
"Ending of Elliott's eligibility
is in the face of a Conference
rule of long standing in deter-
mining years of competition.
4500 Sales - 4500 Pictures -
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Michigan Matmen Gain
Tie With Buckeyes,_14-14
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Ry HERB RUSKIN
(Special to The Daily)
COLUMBUS, O., Feb. 28-Mich-
igan's wrestling team kept their
.500 record in Big Nine dual com-
petition as they tied the Ohio
State mat squad 14-14 today in
the Buckeye gymnasium.
It was Captain Bob Betzig who
paced the Wolverines, pinning
Buckeye John Summa in the 165
pound class with a cradle hold at
1:56 of the first period, squaring
up the match 11-11 at that point.
lFollowing this, in the 175
pound division, Hugh Mack de-
cisioned Gerry Velick of OSU,
6-3, putting the Wolverines on
top for the first time in the
match.
In the deciding match of the
meet, Carl Abell, Buckeye heavy-
weight, defeated Wes Teboau 6-0,
giving the Ohio Squad their 14-
14 tie.
The Buckeyes drew first blood
in the match as Bob Dieli, at 121
pounds, gained a 6-3 decision over
Wolverine Byron Dean, with Dieli
clinching his match on superior
riding ability.
Michigan, however, came
right back to tie up the team
score at 3-3 as Bob Johnson de-
feated John Cutinello by an
identical score in the 128 pound
match, riding him most of the
time.
Iowa Cagers
Top Gophers;
IllinoisJins
IOWA CITY, IA., Feb. 28-(A)-
Iowa won a bitterly fought 54-50
thriller from Minnesota tonight to
retain a chance for a Western Con-
ference basketball championship
tie with Michigan.
With only five seconds left,
three players were banished fori
fighting. A near riot was halted
by playing of the national anthem.
CHICAGO, Feb. 28-(P)-Illin-
ois, despite spasmodic shooting,
defeated Northwestern, 60-43, in
the Wildcats' Big Nine basketball
finale before 16,000 at the Chi-
cago Stadium tonight.
BLOOMINGTON, Ind., Feb. 28-
(/)-Purdue's Boilermakers de-
feated Indiana University tonight,
51 to 49, in their 79th basketball
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the Maize and Blue within five its worst in eight campaigns under
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AFTER-INVENTORY CLEARANCE
10-DAY
SPECIAL SALE
On Entire Stock of
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Our recent inventory discloses we are overstocked by at
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For the next 10 days we offer all of our
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