THURSDAY, APRIL 29, 1948

T HE MICHIGAN DAILY

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MicbiTan State Defeats
Wolverie Netters, 6-3

(Special to The Daily)
LANSING, Mich., April 28 -
Michigan's 1948 tennis team went
down to a 6-3 defeat at the hands
of Michigan State this afternoon
on the cement courts of Jenison
Field.
Winning only two singles and
one doubles match the Wolverines
made a battle of it all the way,
forcing three Spartans to the limit
before going down to the home-
court favorites.
Andy Paton, playing number
one scored a 3-6, 6-2-6-3 victory
over the Spartan ace Al Reyn-
olds. But Fred Otto, perform-
ing on the unfamiliar cem'ant
courts was defeated by John
Shingleton in straight sets,

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6-2, 6-2, evening up the match.
Bill Mikulich then shot Michi-
gan into a short-lived lead with a
'7-5, 6-2 win over Bob Malaga, but
Bob Chuck evened up the count
as he edged Jack Hersh, 6-1, 6-2.
Don Waldron and Ed Fleisch-
man of Michigan State shot the
Spartans into a commanding
lead with victories in the num-
bers five and six singles. Wal-
dron defeated Gordon Naugle
in three sets, 6-3, 2-6, 6-4,
while Fleischman edged by Dick
Lincoln in another thriller by
taking a 6-3, 3-6, 6-3 triumph.
Reynolds and Shingleton
clinched the match for State with
a clear-cut doubles victory over
Michigan's Paton and Otto. The
Spartan duo won in straight set
scores of 6-1, 6-2.
Chuck and Malaga added an in-
surance victory with a 6-0, 6-8,
6-4 triumph over the Wolverine
number two team of Mikulich and
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Cowles Offer
Coach Ozzie Cowles, who led
Michigan's cage squad to its
first championship in 21 sea-
sons just a few months ago,
now appears to be a possibility
for the position at the Univer-
sity of Minnesota.
Cowles, having just finished
his second season here, said he
had discussed the possibility
with Gopher Athletic Director
Frank McCormick yesterday.
"Naturally," Cowles said, "Any-
body will listen to an offer, but
the chances are about nine to
one against anything develop-
ing."
REDS TRIUMPH
CINCINNATI, April 28-(AP)-
Johnny Vander Meer held the
Chicago Cubs to six hits while
Cincinnati pounded starter Johnny
Schmitz and two other pitchers
for a dozen safeties to win, 8-1.
The victory raised Cincinnati up
to the .500 mark with five won
and five lost.

Linksters Lick
Titans 2z-, 2
By MURRAY GRANT
Playing consistent golf, the1
Michigan varsity linksters took
the measure of the University of
Detroit squad yesterday by a 21%/2-
51 margin as they racked up
their second straight win of the
regular campaign.
Captain Ed Schalon and Pete
Elliott teamed against Roy Ice-
berg and Dick Buechler in the
number one match as Schalon
copped 2 of 3 points from Ice-
berg and Elliott shooting a 79
took all 3 points from Buechler.
The best ball play was split 1MA-
In the second match Rog Kess-

Varsity, Jayvee Golf Squads Victorious

ler and Doug Beath made easy;
work of the Detroiter duo of Bob
DeVine and John Povlitz. Kessler
took all 3 points from DeVine and
Beath captured 2 from Povlitz.
The Wolverines also captured all
the best ball points.
Chuck MacCallum and Tom
Messinger teamed to make the
third Wolverine entry as they
faced Don Visscher and Dave
Turner. MacCallum shooting
good golf all the way took 3
points from Visscher and then
Michigan suffered their onkyv
loss as Turner edged by Mess-
inger to give Detroit 2 points,
The best ball play, awarding
one point for each nine and an-
other point for the entire match,
also went to Michigan as Mac-
Callum and Messinger added a
final 3 points to the Wolverine
total.

PETE ELLIOTT


Albion Beaten
By B'Squad
Bill Ludolph's jayvee golfers
scored an easy 18-1 triumph over
the Albion linksters at the Uni-
versity Golf Course to notch their
first victory of the season.
Winning every one of the six
matches and another point for
the low stroke score the jayvees
had a fairly easy time in racking
up victory number one.

John McCloy led the "B" squad
with. a sizzling 79 for the 18 hole
route while Keith LeClair, Bill
Telfer and Harvey Jones posted
scores in the very low 80's. Jerry
Weiler and B3ob Keiser rounded
out the Wolverine entry.
All but Keiser scored shutout
triumphs over their MIAA foes as
the Albion golfers found the hills
and bunkers of the Michigan
course not exactly to their liking,
The jayvees continue their
heavy schedule with a home
match against Michigan Normal
tomorrow.

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GRADUATE STUDENT and wife NEED
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BRAND NEW Man's Bicycle. Substan-
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MAY FESTIVAL Season Ticket. Sec. 1,
Row D, Main Floor. Call Univ. ext.
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MEN'S English type Bike, 6 months
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FOR SALE-Two May Festival Tickets.
Tenth row, main floor. Whole series
or separate concerts. Phone 2-2901.
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1947 WHIZZER Bike, like new. Front
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WHIZZER Motorbike. Reasonable. Ask
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TWO MAY FESTIVAL Patrons Tickets.
Left center section, main floor. Call
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IT'S top down time again. '41 Ford
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Radio, heater, good tires and top.
$1100. eh. 2-6750. )32
We have a lovely selection of summer
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$10.95 and up. We have just receiv-
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CAMPUS SHOP
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3 PAIRS of May Festival tickets. Thur.
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First balcony. Call 2-069. )22
1936 Packard coupe 120. R&H. Good
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HOUSECOATS: Seersucker, sateen, pi-
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Michigan Theatre Bcilding. )7
YOUNG LOVEBIRDS, parakeets, cocke-
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cages. 562 South 7th. Ph. 5330. )19
GOLF EQUIPT.: Spaulding, MacGregor,
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1941 FORD sedan coupe, new tires, low
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MAY Festival Series: two adjacent, ex-
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1937 FORD, 4 pass. coupe. Radio, spot-
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Show. Sponsored by Philip Morris.
Apply Daily desk or see H. V. Berg.
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WANTED TO BUY
SPEED GRAPHIC-24x3. Send post
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HELP WANTED
YOUNG Woman for counter and foun-
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LOST-Parker 51. Blue with silver cap.
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LOST-Brown cloth belt, vicinity Hill
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LOST-Grey Parker "51," name en-
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LOST-Slide Rule with name "Yag-.
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LOST: Wallet containing much need-
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at State Theatre. Keep the money
but please return the rest. Earl
Schwennesen, Rm. 20, Wenley House
Phone 2-4401. )93
LOST: Pair of glasses, plastic rims.
Sunday, between Vaughn House and
theatre. Call Jack Perdouch at
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BROWN rinmed glasses at Miehigras
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