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Yale Leads
In Collegiate
Swim Meet-
Taylor, Marshall
Set New Marks
Special to The Daily
AUSTIN, TEXAS-Two new rec-
ords fell in the seco'nd evening
round of NCAA Swimming finals
last night.:
First, OSU's sensational Jack
Taylor set the official mark for.
NCAA and Intercollegiate compe-;
tition in the 200-yard backstroke,
a new event this year. He won I
it in a rousing 2:07.3, and an easy'
length and a half over Dick Tho-
man of Yale, his nearest rival.'
THEN JOHN MARSHALL of
Yale stroked to a 2:05.6 220-free-
style and broke the intercollegiate
record in doing it. Teammates
Wayne Moore and James McLane
gave him his closest competition,
placing second and third respec-
tively.
Michigan State left its mark
on the meet by breaking one,
in the 404.yard freestyle relay.
The firm of David Hoffman,
James.Quigley, Clark Scholes,
and George Hoogerhyde blasted
the hopes of a threatening Yale
quartet of Don Sheff, /Larry
Munson, Frank Chamberlain,
and Ray Reid by a tenth of a
second, .winning in 3:26.7, an
intercollegiate record.
Another tight race came in the
200-yard breast stroke. , Robert
Brawner of Princeton outreached
OSU's Jerry Holan in 2:18.6. Stew
Elliot of Michigan placed sixth in
a closely bunched field wi tht' the
time of 2:23.5.
CLARK SCHOLES of MSC beat
out Iowa State's Robert Brown by
,2 second in the 59-yard freestyle.
At the end of last night's
events, Yale, as expected, was
leading in team scoring with 42
points. Second, surprisingly,.
comes Michigan State, with 36,
and trailing comes OSU, last
years champion, with 27 points.
Michigan has 1 point, by virtue
of Elliott's breastroke perform-
ance.
The Wolverines will swim again
today, with Elliott competing in
the 100-yard breastroke, Bennie
Kahn in the 100-yard back, Jim
Hartmann in high diving, and El-
liot, Kahn, and captain Dave
Neisch is the medley relay.
Gymnnasts
Etti Qualifies
Three Times
For Finals
(Continued from Page 1)
-Daily-Roger Reinke
PLANNING REPEAT-Charley Pond, coach of defending NCAA
champion Illini gymnasts, plots repeat with squad members for
championships being held at I-M building today. Illinois and
Southern California lead qualifiers.
Wolverine Wrestlers Qualify
Seven Men in State Finals
Special to The Daily
DETROIT - Seven Michigan
wrestlers last night survived pre-
liminary bouts to win places in
the finals of the annual state
AAU "tournament at the Detroit
Western YMCA tonight.
Finals of the championship and
consolation brackets will begin
at 7:30 p.m.
First Wolverine to win his
way into the finals was Norm
Mangouni, 121-pound Ann Ar-
borite, who stoi ed Nicholas
Redfield of Cranlrook, 10-3, in
their semi-final bout.
Norvard (Snip) Nalan defeated
Jack Mormitsu of the Berkley
Dads Club, 6-0, in the semi-finals
to earn a spot opposite teammate
Sanford (Sandy) Schemnitz-in to-
night's 128-pound final.
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JIM SMITH, former Michigan
varsity captain and ex-Conference
champion at 137-pounds, pinned
Thomas Reynolds, wrestling un-
attached, in a tourney record of
45 seconds in last night's 155-
pound semi-final contest. Smith
will meet Robert Hoke, unattach-
ed, in the finals tonight.
Harold Holt. defeated Richard
Thornton of Michigan State
College on a referee's decision
after both wrestlers had wres-
tied to a 4-4 standoff at the end
of regulation time in their 165-
pound semi-final bout.
Dick O'Shaughnessy earned the
right to compete in the finals of
the 175-pound division by pin-
ning MSC's Roy Mieszowski in
the semis last night. O'Shaugh-
nessy meets Michigan State's Low-
ell 'Kage tonight for the 175-
pound crown.
TigersWhi
Cards 10-4
With 15 Hits
LAKELAND, Fla.-(P)-The De-
troit Tigers used a combination of
some fancy pitching and robust
hitting to snap a three-game los-
ing streak yesterday and defeat
the St. Louis Cardinals, 10 to 4,
in an exhibition contest that end-
ed the Tigers' stay at Lakeland.
Everyone in the Tiger start-
ing lineup except Johnny Groth
took part in a 15-hit attack.
Meantime, Freddy Hutchinson
and Diz Trout were limiting the
Cards to nine.
The game was the second this
season that the Tigers have play-
ed errorless ball. It helped bring
them their fourth exhibition win
against 10 defeats and a second
this season over the Cards.
EXHIBITION BASEBALb GAMES}
Detroit (A) 10, St. Louis (N) 4
Philadelphia (N) 8, Washington (A) 5
Boston (A) 7, New York -(N) 4
Chicago (A) 3, St. Louis (A) 1
Chicago (N) 5, New York (A) 2
Cleveland (A) 6, Pittsburgh (N) 3
tanced a-31-man field in the side
horse event.
The crowd favorite was "Little
Joe" Baba, the diminutive Syr-
acuse gymnast who captured the
free exercise contest, as well as
placing in four other events.
The large audience, too, was
electrified when Dan Rene of
Springfield, attempting to execute
a double cut catch at the front end
of the swing in the flying rings
event, fell to the ground'and was
removed by stretcher to the hos-
pital for observation.
The finals of this ninth annual
NCAA Gymnastics Meet will be
held tomorrow at 7:30 p.m. in the
Large Gymnasium of the IM
Building. The eight top qualifiers
in each event will then run through
their paces, battling for individual
national championships and team
points.
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Summaries of yesterday's ses-
sions follow:
FREE EXERCISE-Baba, Syracuse,
first; Sullivan, Illinois, second; Kotys,
Kent State, third; Roetzheim, Florida
State, fourth; Beckner, Southern Cal-
ifornia, fifth; Stout, Michigan State,
sixth; Simms, Southern California,
seventh; Ettl, Michigan, eighth.
SIDE HORSE - Kotys, Kent State,
first; Rabbitt, Syracuse, second; Roet-
zheim, Florida State, third; Benner,
Penn State, fourth; Baba, Syracuse,
fifth; Wheeler, Army, sixth; Dolan,
Illinois, and Stout, Michigan State,
tied for seventh.
i HORIZONTAL BAR - Lewis, Navy,
first; Roetzheim, Florida State, sec-
ond; Stout, Michigan State, third;
C. Regna, Florida State, fourth;
Simms, Southern California, fifth;
Bartlett, Minnesota, sixth; Cleary, Il-
linois, seventh; Ettl, Michigan, eighth.
TRAMPOLINE - Buchanan, Michi-
gan, first; Sidlinger, Illinois, second;
Lucitt, Southern California, third;
Harris, Iowa, fourth; LaDue, Iowa,
fifth; Evans, Minnesota, sixth; Har-
rison, California, seventh; Roy, Sou-
thern California.
PARALLEL BARS-Stout, Michigan
State, and Beckner, Southern Cali-
fornia, tied for first; Kotys, Kent
State, third; Koessian, Temple, and
Baba, Syracuse, tied for fourth; Roet-
zheim, Florida State, sixth; Ettl,
Michigan, seventh; Dolan, Illinois,
eighth.
LONG HORSE-Sorenson, Minneso-
ta, first; Kotys, Kent State, second;
Roetzheim, Florida State, third;
Feldmeier, Michigan State, fourth;
Sullivan, Illinois, fifth; Stout, Mich-
igan State, sixth; Simms, Southern
California, seventh; Beckner, South-
ern California, eighth.
FLYING ilINGS-Palmer, linois,
and Gallante, Temple, tied fot first;
Stout, Michigan State, third; Baba,
Syracuse, fourth; Lewis, Navy, fifth;
Kleberg, Army, sixth; Roetzheim, Flo-
rida State, seventh; Sullivan, Illinois,
eighth.
TUMBLING-Roy, Southern Califor-
nia, first; Sullivan, Illinois, second;
Bedard, Illinois, third; Graf, Navy,
fourth; Valentino, Penn State, fifth;
Haas, Army, sixth; Hairbedian, South-
ern California, seventh; Polen, Kent
State, eighth.
ALL AROUND-Roetzheim, Florida
State, first; Stout, Michigan State,
second; Baba, Syracuse, third; Kotys,
Kent State, fourth; Bechner, South-
ern California, fifth; Simms, South-
ern California, sixth; Sullivan, Illi-
nois, seventh; Feldmeier, Michigan
State, eighth.
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Cindermen End Indoor Season
With Purdue Relays Tonight
By BYRLE ABBIN
Wolverine trackmen, following
the indoor cinder season to its
bitter end, will terminate their
team activity for the 1951 indoor
season with the Purdue Relays
,meet, to be held today at Lafay-
ette, Indiana.
The Maize and Blue, second in
the Big Ten Indoor Meet this year,
as well as standouts in' the various
meets in the indoor board track
circuit the past few weeks, will
concentrate in the relay events,
with the possibility of a few in-
dividual events being entered.
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