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By GEORGE FLINT
EAST LANSING - Michigan
State College defeated the Uni-
versity of Michigan in swimming,
55-29, at the Jenison Fieldhouse
Pool here yesterday.
Paced by sophomore Bert Mc-
Lachlan, who hung up a pair of
fine clockings in the distance
events, and star sprinter Clark
Scholes, the Spartans had no dif-
ficulty in bringing coach Charley
McCaffree his second win over his
old mentor, Matt Mann.
McLACHLAN, WHOSE style of
swimming is even more hor-
endous than that of Yale's John'
Marshall, was nevertheless a very
fast man in the water. He set a
new meet and pool record in the
440, stopping the watch in 4:42.5.
He also won the 220, with a
good early-season time of
2:10.7. Scholoes won both
sprints, and set a new dual
meet record in the 100-a 51.6
effort.
Michigan's tankmen were not
completely outclassed in their
opening meet. They won two
events, the 200-yard breast stroke
and the fancy diving, and gave
the Spartans a close fight in
every race.
JOHN DAVIES took the breast
stroke ahead of teammate Stew
Elliott. His time was 2:20.2.
Jim Hartman won the diving
with e a s e, compiling 333.75
points. On his last dive, Hart-
man struck his head on the pool
bottom, but was reported to
be merely dazed.
Bernie Kahn and Dick Howell
swam well in taking second and
third in the 200-yard backstroke.
Michigan State's Harold Shoup
won the event without too much
trouble, posting a dual meet rec-
ord (this is the first year for the
event) at 2:15.2. But the Wolver-
ine duo showed potentiality, as
both Kahn and Howell passed
State's John Quigley in the
stretch, and were not far behind
Shoup at the finish.
*~ * *
SOPHOMORE Wally Jeffries
;wam a good race in the 220-yard
free style, and posted a time of
2:12.7 in the event, as he finished
a scant two body-lengths behind
McLachlin, and barely failed to
catch MSC's Dave Norman, who
was second.
The Spartans won both relay
events
In the 300-yard medley, Kahn
and Elliott built a two-yard lead
in their back and breast stroke
legs, but State's George Hooger-
hyde, who's been at East Lansing
almost as long as the ivy, had two
much for Dave Neisch in the free
style century.
* * *
OVER THE 400-yard free style
distance, t h e Michigan State
quartet of Scholes, Hoogerhyde,
Jim Quigley, and Dave Hoffman
led all the way to win in 3:31.3.
Michigan's Jim White, Bob By-'
berg, Dick Martin, and John
Ries were about four seconds
back.
Michigan State earlier
beaten Northwestern by
identical score with which
had
the
they
MSC Natators Dunk Michigan, 55-29;
Sholes, McLachlanPace Spartan Win
Ends Today
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"HUNTING THE FOX" - "THE CIRCUS WAKES UP"
won yesterday's meet.
The Spartans looked excep-
tionally sharp for this early in-
the season. With team balance,
which they had last year, and a
couple of g~od distance men,
which they didn't, they may well
give Mike Peppe's Ohio State
team a tremulous afternoon when
they meet the conference cham-
pions next week.
The Wolverines, with the Pur-
due meet next Saturday and an
Eastern trip scheduled in Febru-
ary, will need improvement all
along the line if they're to make,
their usual excellent dual meet
record.
SUMMARIES
300-yard medley relay--Won by
Michigan State (Harold Shoup,
David Patton, George Hooger-
hyde); 2 - Michigan (Bernie
Kahn, Stew Elliott, Dave Neisch).
Time: 2:53.5
220-yard free style - won by
Bert McLachlan '(MSC); 2-David
Norman (MSC); 3-Wally Jef-
fries (M). Time: 2:10.7
50-yard free style - Won by
Scholes (MSC); 2-James Quig-
ley (MSC); 3-Dick Martin (M).
Time: 23.1
Fancy diving - Won by Jim
Hartman (M), (333.75); 2-Ken
Coyne (MSC) (319.75); 3-Frank
Keller (M) (316.65).
100-yard free style - Won by
Scholes (MSC); 2-Dave Hoffman
(MSC); 3-Bob Byberg (M).
Time: 51.6 (New dual meet record.
Old record 51.7, set by Dick Wein-
berg (M) in 1949.)
200-yard back stroke-Won by
Shoup (MSC); 2 - Kahn, (M);
3-Dick Howell (M). Time: 2:15.2
200-yard breast stroke-Won by
John Davies (M); 2-Elliott (M);
3-Glen Omans (MSC). Time:
2:20.2
440-yard free style - Won by
McLachlan (MSC); 2-Norman
(MSC); 3-Jeffries (M). Time:
4:42.5 (New meet and pool record.
Old meet record 4:48.2 by Matt
Mann III (M), 1949.)
400-yard free style relay-Won
by Michigan State (Hoffman,
Hoogerhyde, James Q u i g 1 e y,
Scholes); 2 - Michigan (Jim
White, Byberg, Martin, John
Ries). Time: 3:31.3.
Score Third
Win in Row
By BOB CARPENTER
Michigan's varsity mat men
opened their Big Ten season here
last night with an impressive 23-8
victory over Indiana.
This was the high-flying Wol-
verines third straight victory
against no defeats. Previously, the
varsity had rolled over the Toledo
and Pittsburgh mat aggregations.
IN THE first match of the even-
ing, Hoosier Captain, Harry Art-
hur squeezed past Michigan's Joe
Kosik by a score of 8-7 in a hotly
contested battle that wasn't de-
cided until the final few seconds.
However, Larry Nelson soon
tied the score with a 5-2 deci-
sion over Hoosier veteran Dave
Miller in the 130 pound class.
The score at the end of the regu-
lation period was 3-2, but Nel-
son was awarded 2 points for 2
minutes of riding time.
In the 137 pound division, the
Wolverine's Jack Gallon battled
Indiana's Dick Wilder to a 2-2
draw in another fervidly waged
contest.
* * *
DAVE SPACE then started a
string of 4 victories that saw
Michigan jump into a substantial
20-5 lead by a 10-5 forfeit deci-
sion over Hoosier Ray Reason,
However, before the forfeit was
awarded because of a jarred toott
suffered by Reason, Space was
coasting along on a 9-2 advan-
tage.
Captain Bill Stapp made short
work of Indiana's Chuck Thomp-
son in pinning him after 2 min-
utes of the first period. Stapp
had Thompson completely bal-
fled and was awarded 2 near
falls before he finally nailed
him.
Bud Holcombe continued ithe
Wolverine's winning ways by pin.
ning Russ Keller of the visitors,
before. he finally cornered him,
Holcombe held a commanding 4-0
lead.
* . .
MICHIGAN light-heavy Joe
Planck then easily earned a nifty
9-1 decision over Indiana's Tom
Wollenweber. However, Wollen-
weber proved to be very elusive,
escaping off the mat whenever the
crowd thought he was trapped.
This accounted for the fact that
6 of Planck's points were award-
ed because of near falls.
The Hoosiers came back to
cop the heavyweight class when
big Chuck Hurley outpointed
Moose Dunne 5-1 in a match
where both participents seemed
to be fighting an over-cautious
battle.
WRESTLING SUMMARIES
123 pounds-Harry Arthur (Indi-
ana) defeated Joe Kosik (Michi-
gan), 8-7 (three points for Indiana)
130 pounds-Larry Nelson (Michi-
gan) defeated Dave Miller (Indi-
ana), 5-2 (three points for Michi-
gan)
137 pounds-Jack Gallon (Michi-
gan) and Richard Wilder (Indiana),
fought to a 5-5 draw (two points
Michigan, two points Indiana)
147 pounds-Dave Space (Michigan)
defeated Ray Reason (Indiana), by
forfeit (10-5) (five points for Mich-
igan)
157 pounds-Bill Stapp (Michigan)
pinned Charles Thompson (Indi-
ana), (five points for Michigan)
167 pounds-Bud Holcombe (Michi-
gan) pinned Russ Keller (Indiana),
(five points Michigan)
177 pounds-Joe Planck (Michigan)
defeated Tom Wollenweber (Indi-
ana), 9-1 (threee points for Michi-
gan)
Heavyweight-Charles Hurley (In-
diana) defeated Art Dunne (Michi-
gan), 5-1 (three points for Indiana)
Total-Michigan 23, Indiana 8
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