TUESDAY, MAY 25, 2.954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TT RIPR TUESDAY, MAY 25, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY .ctVAIW T1UUW'Wl~ 5 ;Michigan House Nine Cops HOLDER OF NAVY CROSS: Murphy in Sixth Year as Net Coach 1-11 Softball Champi DKE, Anderson Win Intramura Delta Kappa Epsilon, Nu Sigma Nu and Anderson walked off with trophies by leading their divisions in.Saturday's intramural golf tour- nament. The Dekes scored a low 329 to defeat Sigma Phi Epsilon by six strokes in the fraternity competi- tion. Zeta Beta Tau was third, fol- lowed by SAE and Phi Delta The- Nu Sigma Nu easily won the professional fraternity honors with a total of 344. Delta Sigma Pi, Delta Sigma Delta, Phi Chi and Phi Delta Epsilon rounded out the first five. A total score of 353 won the res- Nu Sigma Nu New Champs Score Early 1 LinksHonors To Defeat Gomber 8-4 idenbe halls' trophy for Anderson. By DAVE RORABACHER- Allen-Rumsey had 357 for the Amidst intermittent showers, a mer Zink walked to open the inn- runner-up spot. Cooley, Reeves fired up Michigan House downed wen bBil Manlagrced at second perrenially powerful Gomberg, 8-4, shortstop. Bob Kruger singled and There will be an important to capture the Residence Halls Jack h ool flied out with Manila meeting of the swimming team softball championship yesterday scoring after the catch. Pitcher today at 4:30 at the pool. Any- afternoon. .Byron Sabin doubled to score Kru- one interested in swimming on Gomberg's downfall began in ger and Charles Zarafonitis trip- the team next year is invited to the first inning when Gomberg led scoring Sabin. This put the attend. hurler, Bob Mann, walked the West Quadders way out ahead, -Bumpy Jones first three men to face him. He 7-2. t mnaged tro get the nxvt twor - and Gomberg followed in that order. John Chadwell of Delta Kappa Epsilon took individual medalist honors with a 75 round. BICYCL E STORAGE Have your bicycle safely stored during your absence. It will' be protected from: men out, but Sets Masaki slammed a long high ball to the outfield. The left and center fielders, in a vain attempt to catch the ball, collided, and three runs scored, giving Michigan a lead which it never relinquished. Gomberg Scores After Michigan had collected another run, Gomberg started to roll in the third. Erle Kauffman walked and later stole second. With two out Hugh Hickock doubled to score Kauffman and, Louie Megyesi hit a sizzling grounder between the second base- man's legs to score Hickock. In the fourth Michigan pro- ceeded to strengthen its lead. El- Standings a AMERICAN LEAGUE * FIRE * THEFT * DETERIORATION $1 a month J Sabin Allows Four Hits Both teams displayed fine bal ance but Michigan had the Lippe hand and made good use of i Sabin hurled a fine game fo Michigan giving up only four hit striking out five and walking si while his mound opponent, Mani gave up seven hits, struck ou none and walked four. Especiall notable were the two catcher; Brian Sanford of Michigan an Gomberg's Don Peterson, who kep the base runners wide awake. In other games Cooley defeate Hayden, 6-4, for second place Greene edged Van Tyne, 2-1, fo third place, and Scott beat Al len-Rumsey, 5-4 for fourth plac Major Leaguen I* Leaders BATTING AMERICAN LEAGUE G AB R H Pct. Avila, Cleveland 34 136 29 52 .382 Rosen, Cleveland 34 128 26 48 .375 Tuttle, Detroit 30 107 17 38 .355 Boone, Detroit 29 108 19 37 .343 Minoso, Chicago 36 138 29 45 .326 NATIONAL LEAGUE 9 AR R HI Pct. Jablonski, St. L. 36 158 21 60 .380 Musial, St. Louis 36 141 39 52 .369 Mueller, N. Y. 33 127 19 46 .362 Hamner, Phil. 33 127 15 46 .362 Snider, Brooklyn 33 131 25 47 .359 HOME RUNS Musial, Cards 14 Kluszewski,Reds 10 Sauer, Cubs 12 Hodges, Dodgers 9 Rosen,Indians 11 RUNS BATTED IN Musial, Cards 46 Minoso, W.Sox 35 Rosen, Indians 44 Bell, Reds 35 Jablonski,Cards 38 (Games played yesterday, May 24, 1954, are not included.) 1- r t. r s, ix n, it ly S, d e, r I- e. By LEW HAMBURGER "We could pretty easily finish high school tennis team and in- anywhere from first to fifth" said structs tennis classes at Michigan. Michigan tennis coach Bill Mur- Dynamic Duo phy, in speaking of the coming Big When the two were attending Ten championships, to be held Chicago they formed a powerful this Thursday, Friday, and Satur- combination that took their team Sday at Illinois. "A lot will depend Ito two Conference championships. on the weather," he added. In both 1939 and 1939 they were ~71J Muphy aidthataltoughIn-the Big Ten doubles champions, G ray Shines diana should be classified as fa and in the latter year Chet was vorite, the Michigan squad has aalotesnesils. good chance. Indiana has swept its dual meet schedule, having only tied with Michigan, and easily beat Michigan State that handed theLF Wolverines its lone dual defeat in conference play. Coach Has Excellent Record West Coast track enthusiasts Murphy will, by next weekend, have taken notice of Pete Gray. have completed his sixth year as The Michigan sophomore whiz coach at Michigan, and during gave a near-capacity crowd in that time has compiled a record of Los Angeles a treat with his spec- 68 wins against 12 losses. tacular performance in the an- It was two years after his ar- nual Coliseum Relays. rival on the Michigan scene before Gray ran the third leg in the his team lost a match, rolling up two mile relay and was clocked 18 straight wins. Previous to his unofficially at 1:47.6 to 1:48.2, coming to Ann Arbor he had won quite a time for the half mile. fifteen consecutive matches while coaching at the University of Chi- cago High School in Chicago, and Z l J irl""s Cup Oak Park. Ill. High School. d PThird Place Finish Zeta Beta Tau defeated Phi Last year his team finished LBS Delta Theta, 2-1, to annex the third in the Conference, winning intramural tennis trophy for egt ace sopsdt he . the third successive year, there- egt ace sopsdt he iiu r , defeats. This year's team has im- 12c each add by retiring the cup. proved on that record, winning 11 Mickey Silverman, in the matches, while again losing only All your clothi number two singles, and Herb three. FLUFF DRIED and Krickstein and Sam Dodek, in Murphy received his Bachelor doubles, were the ZBT winners. of Economics degree at the Uni- LOW EXTRA versity of Chicago, in 1939, and for finishing t Official times cannot be recorded following that attended George in relay races because of running Williams College in Chicago, where SHI RTS, additional... starts, he received his Masters in Physi- (Full srts slightl The Wolverine aggregation, al- cal Education. At present he is though finishing fifth, had a working on his doctorate in that HANDKERCHIEFS . clocking of 7:32, only four-tenths field. SOX, pr. ......... . of a second off the American col- The other Murphy twin, Chet, lege record. Fordham University I is also at Michigan now, doing broke the world's mark to win I'graduate work in physical educa- Just PhOi the event in 7:27.3. tion. Chet coaches the University 1 Varsity La Bill has held some impressive rankings, in addition to his Big Ten titles. 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