AY, JANUARY 10, 1953
THE MICHIGAN DAILY
PAGE THREE
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'M' Thinclad
Relay Team
Races Tonite
Lynch Also Entered
In Washington Meet
Michigan's indoor track season
gets underway tonight when its
two-mile relay team and George
Lynch, entered in the 1000 yard
/run, compete in the Washington
Evening Star Games at Washing-
ton, D.C.
The relay team, holders of the
all-time Big Ten indoor record,
is composed of Geoffrey Dooley,
John Moule, Bill Hickman, and
'John Ross.
* * *
THE ONLY newcomer in the
foursome is Dooley. The young
sophomore, who is fast becoming
one of the best 880 yard men Don
Canham has coached in some time,
is replacing Don McEwen in the
relay. McEwen, captain of last
year's thin-clads, has retired from'
college competition.
The three other members of
the quartet are veterans of the
cinder track. Both Moule and
} Hickman ran on last year's
record breaking teams. Ross,
anchor man of the team, is
holder of the Big Ten indoor
mile mark of 4:09.4.
Spectators will see one of the
best races of the year when the
two-mile relay is run. Among the
six teams entered, are four meet
champions.
* * *
IN ADDITION to the Maize and
Blue, Big Ten titleholders, there
are Georgetown, winner of the
1952 Milrose Games and record
holders in the event; Villanova,.
Los Angeles Coliseum champs,
and North Carolina, Southern Re-
lays' record holders. Teams repre-
senting Maryland and Seton Hall
complete the field.
The other Wolverine represen-
tative, George Lynch, will be run-
ningfor the first time under Mich-
igan's colors. -
'M' wrestlers
'V.
Crush Indiana,
Grapplers Triumph, 22-6, Capturing
Six Events as O'Shaughnessy Wins
By LAIRD WALLACE
Bouncing back in fine fashion
from a decisive defeat at the hands
of a powerful Pitt team, Michi-
gan's grapplers swept victorious-
ly through six of the eight
matches to snare an impressive,
22-6 triumph over a poorly condi-
tioned Indiana outfit last night.
JOHN ROSS
. anchor man
Michigan Five To Battle
Northwestern for Cellar
Michigan's unpredictable cag-
ers, resting comfortably in the fa-
miliar Big Ten cellar, will have
their eyes on the ninth slot cur-
rently held by Northwestern when
they meet the Wildcats tonight at
Evanston.
Coach Bill Perigo's Wolverines
go into the battle, which will be
broadcast over WHRV at nine
o'clock, sporting a 1-5 conference
record and an overall mark of 3-6.
THE WILDCATS also boast a
single loop win, but that was
scored at the expense of Minne-
sota's second-place Gophers in
their last start. Coach Waldo.
Fisher's fast-improving Evanston
outfit had previously dropped un-
impressive conference decisions to
Michigan State and Ohio State.
But the 71-65 upset of Minne-
sota's then-league-leading quin-
tet dispelled any doubt as to
Northwestern's potential on the
hardwood.
The Wildcats first showed signs
of brilliance in a New Year's Eve
loss to Notre Dame when they
chopped a 23-point deficit down
to five points in the last quarter.
* * *
NORTHWESTERN had previ-
ously beaten Butler and lost to
Western Michigan in other non-
conference tilts, giving it a 2-4
overall record.
Most potent scorer in the re-
vitalized Wildcat attack is cen-
ter Frank Petrancek., The 6'8"*
junior, one of the nine lettermen
Coach Fisher has available,
COLLEGE BASKETBALL
Auburn 64 Georgia 59
Penn State 62 Carnegie Tech 51
North Carolina 97 Washington and
Lee 75
Miami 93 Florida State 63
Cornell 63 Harvard 59
Princeton 76 Navy 75 (two overtimes)
Bowling Green 88 Detroit 84
Rio Grande150 Ashland Ky 85
Loyola New Orleans 66 Washington
St. Louis 62
Illinois Normal 81 Southern Illinois
80
Southeast Missouri 57 Central Mis-
souri 51
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poured through 215 points last
season to place sixth in the Big
Ten scoring race.
The only senior on the squad,
Captain Larry Delefield, will team
up with Don Blaha at the forward
spots, while guards Don Biever and
Larry Kurka round out the host's
starting five.
PERIGO's fast-breaking Wol-
verines, still smarting from the 79-
49 shellacking Ohio State stung
them with Monday, will be facing
another shoot-and-run team to-
night, so another high-scoring
fiasco could be in store for race-
horse ball fans.
Perigo is expected to rely on
the same seven cagers who have
carried the bulk of the work in
Michigan's previous efforts.
Paul Groffsky, the team's lead-
ing point-getter with 136 mark-
ers in nine contests, will oppose
Petraneck at center; Milt Mead,
Ralph Kauffman, and John Cod-
well will alternate at the forward
posts; and Don Eaddy, Ray Pav-
ichevich, and Captain Doug Lawr-
ence will handle the guard duties.
Joe Scandura completely domi-
nated the action in the 147 pound
class in-decisioning Wayne Wad-
del, 10-0. Shortly after the first
period opened up, Scandura
scored four quick points by a take-
down and a near fall and brought
the fans to their feet by nearly
pinningshis opponent as the horn
sounded.
IN THE heavyweight division,
Dick O'Shaughnessy, after chas-
ing his opponent, Bruce Bren-
neman, around the ring for two
and a half periods, finally caught
up with him for the pin after 7:58
minutes of the match.
Joe Atkins, 127, started the
ball rolling for the Michigan
cause by besting Indiana's Bill
Parsons, 4-2.
In the 130 pound class, Captain
'Snip' Nalon, consistent point-
getter for the Wolverines, picked
up his third straight decision of
the season by humbling Bob Fish-
er, 11-2.
* * *
HOOSIER captain Jim Ellis,
157, eked out a 5-3 win over Miles
Lee by completing a successful
escape and by gaining a time ad-
vantage in the closing seconds of
the third period.
Statistics follow:
123-Joe Atkins (M) defeated Bill
Parson (I) 4-2.
130-"Snip" Nalan (M) defeated Bob
Fisher (I) 11-2.
137-Andy Kaul (M) defeated Gerry
Grummel (I) (forfeit).
147 - Joe Scandura (M) defeated
Wayne Waddel (I) 10-0.
157-Jim Ellis (I) defeated Miles Lee
(M) 5-3.
167-Bronson Rumsey (M) defeated
Charles Pankow (I) 15-13.
177-Kay Hut'sell (I) defeated Ronny
Horne (M) 8-1.
Heavyweight - Dick O'Shaughnessy
(M) pinned Bruce Brenneman (I)
7:58
JOE SCANDURA
... Keen's keenest
Puck Squad
Scores Easy
win,_13-2
(Continued from Page 1)
Wolverine goalie Willie Lucier,
who replaced Ikola after the sec-
ond period.
SCORING SUMMARY
FIRST PERIOD:
Goals: 1 Michigan, Chin (Haas, Coo-
ney) 3:00; 2 Michigan, Mullen (Un-
assisted) 8:30; 3 Michigan, Cooney
(Chin, Haas) 11:55; 4 Michigan, Mul-
len (Paolatto, Dunn) 15:06; 5 Michi-
gan Matchefts (Unassisted) 15:16; 6
Keyes (Matchefts) 16:51; 7 Michigan,
Cooney (Unassisted) 17:14; 8 Michi-
gan, Dunn (Mullen, Haas) 18:28;
Penalties: Paolatto, Mich. (cross-
check), Philpott, Mich. (boarding)
McClellan, Mich. (cross-check), Bol-
eau, Mont. (charging), Vernier, Mont.
(holding and cross-checli)
SECOND PERIOD:
Goals: 9 Montreal, Lamareaux (Boi-
leau, Daoust) 6:28; 10 Michigan, Mul-
len (Cooney, Chin) 14:30, 11 Michi-
gan, Keyes (Philpott, Matchefts)
16:48; 12 Michigan, Chin (Haas, Coo-
ney) 19:07. Penalties: Lavelle, Mon-
treal (Tripping)
THIRD PERIOD:
Goals: Michigan, Chin (Unassisted)
6:38; 14 Michigan, Haas (Cooney,
McClellan) 8:15; 15 Montreal, Boi-
leau, (Lamoureux, Daoust) 13:07 .Pen-
Gymnastics
Squad Opens
Pla Today
Michigan's gymnastics squad
opens its season tomorrow after-
noon against a small but able In-
diana team.
The Wolverines downed Indiana
by a 661/2-292 margin in the last
campaign.
With the season already under-
way the Hoosiers have taken their
lone meet, topping Western Illi-
nois State College, 54-41.
Coach Otto Ryser boasts four
returning lettermen but has only
one new prospect who can be fig-
ured to count for much in this
year's contests.
Byron Boyer, in his first year of
competition for Indiana, as one
of the top two trampoline men,
teams up with letterman Ron
Johnson in this event but the
Hoosiers sorely feel the loss of
Dick Albershardt, who won the
Big Ten tramp last season.
One of Indiana's best all-round
men Johnson will compete in five
of the six scheduled events omit-
ting only tumbling. He took a
fifth place on parallel bars in the
Big Ten meet last year besides do-
ing well in most of the Hoosiers'
meets.
Captaining the squad is senior
Herb Vogel, who is highly rated as
a high bar and parallel bar man.
Vogel is "also entered on the side
horse and flying rings.
Two other veterans Wayne Tru-
ex and Frank Feigl round out the
Indiana roster. Truex is Counted
to pick up points in tumbling, his
best event, and.will also see action
on the flying rings. Feigl, recov-
ered from a hip and thumb injury,
goes in the side horse, parallel
bars, high bar, and backsT ruex on
the tumbling mats.
The Michigan team, based
around five veterans and a num-
ber of good prospects, will have
its toughest competition for points
in the high and parallel bars.
The meet is scheduled for 2 p.m.
in the small gymnasium of the
Intramural Building; the public
is invited with no charge.
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OPENING PLUNGE:
Wolverine Natators Meet NU Tonight
Ending Today
SUSPENSE!
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The 1953 edition of Michigan's
swimming team makes its Big Ten
debut this afternoon in Evan-
ston, Illinois, as it takes on North-
western's Wildcats in a dual meet.
Matt Mann's tankers will be out
to repeat last year's 65-27 triumph
over the Wildcats here in Ann
Arbor, when five Sports Building
pool records were smashed, and
the national record in the 400-
yard free-style relay was set by
the team of Ron Gora, Bumpy
Jones, Tom Benner and Don Hill.
* * *
THE ENCOUNTER in Evanston
will inaugurate Michigan's drive
to improve on last year's third
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ines trailed the Buckeyes of Ohio
State, and Michigan State in the
standings.
Although Michigan is heavily
favored to once again defeat the
Wildcats, Northwestern may
make a closer fight of it this
year. They are headed by cap-
tain Buddy Wallen, one of the
top free-stylers in the nation.
Al Kuhen, a top-flight sprinter,
will also go for the purple to-
night.
Northwestern coach Bill Peter-
son also has the two men who
won events against Michigan last
season back again to harass the
Wolverines. They are backstroker
Bob Kivland, and sprinter Keith
Peterson. Kivland took last year's
200-yard backstroke event, while
Peterson notched a triumph in the
100-yard free-style.
MATT MANN will probably
send Johnny Chase, Bumpy
Jones, and Pete Dow against the
Wildcats in the medley relay,
Wally Jeffries and Wayne Leen-
grin in the 200-yard free-style, and
Don Hill and John Ries in the
50-yard free-style.
In the 100-yard free-style Hill
and Tom Benner will probably be
Mann's choices, while the 440-
yard free-style will probably see
Jeffries and Leengrin swim for
the maize and blue.
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the top man in the nation in this
event. Jones tied the national col-
legiate record in this event last
year against Northwestern, with
a time of 1:30.8.
Don Potter, John Chase, and
John Bullock will swim back-
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Glenn Miller will partake in the
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