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THE MICHIGAN DAILY

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Jaffe Stars in 6-3 Win;
llini Test Netters Today
Final Win Would Give Murphy's Squad
First Undefeated Season Since 1950

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Dentice, 7-5, 7-5, after having a
set point in each of the two sets.
Dentice is another Indiana play-
er who specializes in retrieving,
r#turnirig the ball with madden-
ing regularity, and relying on his
steadiness to force his opponent
into errors.
Pete Paulus continued his un-
baten string, nipping another
sophomore, George Fryman, 7-5,
6-4.
'Although Fryman had a back-
court game that compared with
Psulus', he could not compete
against the Wolverine's drop shots
and good net volleys, which even-
tally proved to be the deciding
factor in the match.
First Doubles Lose
Michigan's top doubles combina-
tion of MacKay and Potter lost
tlieir first match of the season,
b6wing to Hironimus and Par-
chute, 5-7, 6-2, 6-1.
MacKay and Potter, who have
piovided Michigan fans with some
exciting tennis as they often had
to come from behind to win in
three sets, couldn't pull this match
out of the fire due partly to their
lackadaisical play.
Captain Bob Nederlander and
Mann, who were second doubles
Big Ten champs last year, had a
little trouble in the second set be-
fore winning over Martin and
luddleston, 6-2, 3-6, 6-2.
Jaffe and Paley also continued
their winning doubles streak,
downing Dentice and Fryman, 7-5,
6-3.-
.A win for the Wolverines over
Illinois today would give them
their first undefeated season since
1950.
The big match of the day will
idoubtedly be between MacKay
ahd the Illini number one man
Conrad Woods, number one singles
rumner-up in the Big Ten last
year.
Most Opposes Jaffe
"Fred Most, who returns to the
Illinois squad after service in the
United States Army, will oppose
Jaffe. Most was Big Ten number
three runner-up in 1952.
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UCLA Nips
Relay Team
Special to The Daily
LOS ANGELES, Calif.-A Col-
iseum crowd of upwards to 65,000
saw U.C.L.A. nip Michigan's two
mile relay team here last night.
The sensational race, one of
many, was climaxed by a bril-
liant anchor lap duel between
Pete Gray and the U1clan's Bob
Seeman in which Gray was able
to forge ahead briefly on the final
turn only to be nipped at the tape
by inches.
The Wolverine team of Grant
Scruggs, John Moule, Hobe Jones,
and Gray turned in respective 880
times of 1:54.9, 1:50.5, 1:52.2, and
1:52.9. Total time was 7:30.6.

Roger Biefield, number one dou-
bles finalist with Woods in 1954,
will play Potter. John Greenleaf
will oppose Mann, Harry Brandt
will face Paley, and Jim VanTine,
Paulus.
The doubles line-up will have
MacKay a nd, Potter meeting
Woods and Most, Nederlander and
Mann against Biefield, and Van-
Tine, and Paley and Jaffe against
Greenleaf and Brandt.

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16 HITS TO ONE:
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Special to The Daily
BLOOMINGTON, Ind. - The
Big Ten baseball race burst wide
open yesterday as four teams, in-
cluding Michigan, moved into con-
tention for the title.
While Michigan was blasting In-
diana, 18-0, here on Mary Wis-
niewski's one-hitter, Wisconsin
dropped league-leading Minneso-
ta, 11-2, and third place Ohio
State changed positions with
Michigan State, previously in sec-
ond place, by a 5-1 count.
This leaves Minnesota, Ohio
State, Michigan, and Michigan
State in the bid for the champion-
ship as the teams square off for
the final round of season games
this afternoon.
D6uble Headers
The key double header contests
will,pit the Wolverines against the
Buckeyes, the Gophers versus
Northwestern, and the Spartans
against cellar dwelling Indiana.
The Michigan-Ohio State duel
will be literally a dog-eat-dog bat-
tle as either team must win both
ends of the double bill to make a
serious threat for the champion-
ship.
Maize and Blue team spirits
soared in the overwhelming tri-
umph over the Hoosiers. Wisniew-
ski's tremendous pitching perform-
ance broke a three game losing
streak incurred at- the hands of
Michigan State last weekend, the.
team with which the Wolverines
now share third place.
No Hitter for Seven
Wisniewski -hurled no hit ball
until the seventh inning when
right fielder Duffy Franklin rapped
out a single. Only four other Hoo-
siers managed to reach base via
two walks and two errors.
Four I-M Crowns
Won This Week
Four intramural champions
were crowned this week.
Scott House won its first I-M
trophy in history by whipping
Allen-Rumsey, 3-0, in the fin-
als of the residence halls ten-

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Wolverine shortstop Moby Bene-
dict came roaring back to his pre-
vious slugging form as he gar-
nered four hits in five times at bat
including a terrific homerun blast
over the dead-centerfield fence.
The Hoosier pitching staff fell
completely apart as four hurlers
gave up fifteen bases on balls and
sixteen hits. Hardest hit was Dick
Wright, boasting a 2-0 record, who
gave up seven walks, as compared
with the two he had previously
issued all season, in the last three
innings while the Wolverines
,shoved across 11 runs.
Walks Only Two
In direct contradiction to the In-
diana trend, Wisniewski walked
only two while striking out eight,
five more than the Hoosier hurl-
ers could manage.
In yesterday's other Big Ten
Big Ten Standings
Ohio State ... 7 3 .700 1/
Minnesota ... 9 4 .692 --
MICHIGAN . . .8 5 .615 1
Michigan State 8 5 .615 1
Illinois.-..... 6 5 .545 2
Northwestern . 6 6 .500 21/2
Wisconsin .... 5 8 .500 21/
Purdue .....; 4 7 .363 4
Iowa ........ 3 8 .272 5
Indiana ...... 3 8 .272 5

contests Northwestern d o w n e d
Iowa, 12-6, and Illinois beat Pur-
due, 12-7. These teams will pair
off in the same order for today's
battles.
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INDIANA AB
Skeeters, 3b ......... 2
Franklin, rf .......,.. 4
Herring, ef .,.....4
Applegate, lb ....... 4
Jones, if.............3
Mead, ss ............3
Reed, 2b.............3
James, c ............. 3
Hayes, p............1
Summers, p ......... 0
French, p............0
Wright, p ........... 1
Mills*................1
TOTALS-..........29
*grounded out for French
MICHIGAN AB
Benedict, ss ......... 5
Fox, cf ....4
Cline, rf............. 3
Eaddy, 3b ........... 3
Tippery, 2b..........6
Tommele, If ....... 6
Vukovich, lb......... 3
Ronan..............90
Snider, c ............ 3
Szalwinski, c ........ 1
Wisniewski, p4.......4

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Hopeful Linksters Face Titans
In Last Dual Meet of Season



By STEVE HEILPERN
With Big Ten tournament time
only a week away, today's Mich-
igan-University of Detroit golf
match should answer some ques-
tions.
The Michigan coach will soon
have to decide which six men will
compete in the "big one, "and to-
day's away clash with the Titans
at Detroit's Grosse Isle Country
Club, the Wolverines' last tune-
up for the meet, may make his
decision easier-or harder to make.

Katzenmeyer intends to use the
services of all eight of his men,
giving them a last chance to prove
themselves.
The Wolverines, seeing their
first competition in two weeks,
have been practicing vigorously at
the University Golf Course, and
have solved some of their in-
dividual problems. Katzenmeyer
has been encouraged by what he
has seen recently, but is still wary
of what can happen in competi-
tion.
Steve Uzelac, who shot a sizz-
ling 68 last Sunday, and senior
Andy Andrews have been particu-
larly outstanding of late. Neither
made the last road trip with the
squad.
Ray Conlon, Captain Ron Stet-
ler and Ray Maisevich are expect-
ed to supply most of the punch
for Detroit.
Scores
AMERICAN LEAGUE
Detroit 11, Cleveland 4
Kansas City 1, Chicago 0
Washington 3, Boston 1
New York 7, Baltimore 5
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Chicago 4, Milwaukee 2
Cincinnati 10, St. Louis 7
Philadelphia 5, Brooklyn 3
New York 6, Pittsburgh 3

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