SATURDAY, NOVEMIER 14, 1953

THE MICHIGAN DAILY

PAGE THREE



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Michigan-Michigan State
Minnesota-Iowa
Ohio State-Purdue
Indiana-Northwestern
Illinois-Wisconsin
Oklahoma-Iowa State
Notre Dame-North Carolina
UCLA-Washingtonk
Georgia Tech-Alabama
Georgia--Auburn
Maryland-Mississippi
Baylor-Houston
Texas-Texas Christian
Southern Methodist-Arkansas
Penn State-Rutgers
Pennsylvania-Army
Navy-Columbia
Cornell-Dartmouth
Harvard-Brown
Tennessee-Florida
LSU-Mississippi State
Tulane-Vanderbilt
California-Oregon
Nebraska-Colorado
Oklahoma A & M-Kansas
Rice-Texas A & M
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Ross Finishes in Fourth
Place To Lead Michigan

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JOHN ROSS
... back in stride
LVSC Chances
For Bowl Bid
Ride on Game
(Continued from Page 1)
fact that Illinois has already made
two appearances in the New Year's
Day classic.
BARRING THE Spartans' path
to Pasadena, however, is a Michi-
gan team which has every advant-
age in today's game except that
of playing on its home field. Mich-
igan is a great underdog. Michi-
gan is in much, better physical
condition. Michigan has the mem-
ory of three consecutive defeats at
Spartan hands to bring it to fever
pitch for today's clash.
If ever the elements of an up-
set were present in a game, they
are present in this one. Michi-
gan's football players need only
look to the once-victorious Boil-
ermakers of Purdue to gain con-
fidence for today's encounter.
If Purdue could do it, then the
Michigan boys can use the mot-
to to spur themselves to great
heights this afternoon.
The plain fact is that Purdue
did it, and did it royally, not even
permitting the great Spartan of-
fense to cross its goal line. Mich-
igan is certainly a better football
team than Purdue, but it remains
to be seen how the Spartans will
perform against their dearest rival.

Special to The Daily
CHICAGO - Michigan State
captured the Big Ten Cross Coun-
try Championship yesterday for
the second consecutive year as
Michigan finished fourth behind
Indiana and Wisconsin.
The Spartans score of 39 beat
out the Hoosiers by four points in
the race which was won by Rich
Ferguson of Iowa with a time of
19:43. Wisconsin's total was 63
while the Wolverine score was 68.
THE TEAM score is determined
by adding the finishes of the first
five runners on each team.
Michigan's Ron Wallingford
ran neck and neck with Fergu-
son until, with a half mile to go
in the race, he developed cramps
in his legs and dropped back to a
33rd place finish.
Francis Zellers of Indiana mov-
ed up to take second place 150
yards behind Ferguson while
Michigan State's John Cook was
third. John Ross was Michigan's
highest finisher as he ran his best
race of the year to finish fourth
in the time of 20:01.
* * *
THE SPARTANS compiled their
winning total by having all five of
their scorers finish in the top
twenty. Besides Cook's third place
finish, Ron Barr and Lyle Garbe
finished eighth and ninth respec-

tively while Dick Jarrett came in
12th and Ken Barley grabbed 17th
place.
Due to the fact that Iowa,
Ohio State, and Minnesota did
not have full teams, the run-
ners from these schools were
-discounted in the team scoring.
Thus Michigan State got credit
for 2nd, 6th, 7th, 10th, and 14th.
JOHN MOULE of the Wolver-
ines, also running his top race of
the season captured sixth place,
but the next best Michigan har-
rier was Geoff Dooley who came in
22nd. Michigan's George Lynch,
greatly hampered by a pulled ach-
illes tendon followed one place be-
hind Dooley while Lou Kwiker
completed the Wolverines' scoring
by finishing 24th.
Rounding out the top ten
finishers, aside from those al-
ready mentioned, were Tom
Monofore of Wisconsin, fifth,
Ohio State's John Coldren,
ninth and Jim Lambert of In-
diana who finished tenth.
Indiana's Jack Wellman, who
was expected to be up among the
leaders was a disappointing 11th.
and this may have been the differ-
ence between winning and second
place for the Hoosiers.

'Kid' Gavilan
Rips Bratton;1
Still Champ
CHICAGO -(P)--Welterweight
champion Kid Gavilan proved he
still has "it" last night with a
brutal punching display against
outclassed Johnny Bratton of Chi-
cago to keep his title on a unani-
mous decision in 15 rounds.
Stung by reports he was "all
washed up," the slick Havana
Keed threw the book at his sev-
enth challenger with a ferocity
that had the Chicago Stadium
crowd yelling "stop it" through
the final rounds.
REFEREE Frank Gilmer let the
uneven struggle continue as Brat-
ton retreated under steady fire
with both eyes puffed and his
hands up.
In the eighth round, Gavilan
actually rained 53 blows-be-
lieve it or not-on his cornered
opponent. As punch after punch
thudded home on Bratton's sup-
posedly china jaw, it seemed he
certainly must go down. It was
the same kind of helpess retreat
that Randy Turpin made when
he was backed to the ropes by
Bobo Olson.
The third meeting between the
two old foes was strictly no contest
from the early rounds. Bratton's
early speed soon faded under the
steady fire of Gavian. When cor-
nered, Bratton flurried back while
he was able, but he simply didn't
have it.

LOST AND FOUND
LOST-Blue Hufzman bicycle No.
18541-C, license 2657. 545 Mosher.
LOST - Alpha Gamma Delta Sorority
pin, gold and pearls, Saturday, be-
tween 1000 Hill and 1322 Hill. Please
call 2-4547. )29A
LOST-Red leather change purse. Re-
ward. Call Henrietta, 2-0018. )32A
LOST-1 pair of white bucks of im-
measurable value. If you have any
information as to their whereabouts,
please contact Dave Barnett, 214
Hinsdale, East Quad. )58A
WOMEN'S GLASSES-Plaid with white
frames. Renee Badner, 416 Mosher.
)61A
FOR SALE
ALL STUDENTS heed this 1940 Ford
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BRAND NEW Webcor phonograph and
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ARMY-NAVY type Oxfords-$6.88. Sox,
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SPECIAL Holiday Car-1946 Ford Sta-
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PURCHASE FROM PURCHASE"
Argus C 3 with case and flash. Like
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CANARIES in full song. Parakeets, ex-
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RADIO-PHONOGRAPH table combina-
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FOR SALE
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50 YARD LINE SPECIAL - 1949 Ford,
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3 SPEED portable Hi-Fidelity phono-
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FOR RENT

FURNISHED CAMPUS APTS. With
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