CTOBER 24, 1957

THE IWHCHIGAN DAILY

~TOBER 24, 1937 THE MICHIGAN DAILY


GRID SELECTIONS
While you're wondering why all the teachers schedule tests for
next week, take a little of your time to enter this week's Grid Picks
Contest.
It could even be more valuable than studying. After all, no one
can say that they ever won two tickets to the State theater by studying
instead of entering Grid Picks.
Next week's feature at the State will be Frank Sinatra in "The
Joker Is Wild," the life story of comedian Joe E. Lewis.
Last week there was a three way tie for first among The Daily's
staff of "experts." The leaders were Bruce Bennett, John Hillyer and
Al Jones, all three of whom came up with 13 correct picks.
Holding down the anchor slots and having a rough week were
the guest staff and Si Coleman. Take these facts for what they're
worth, but as you know, anything can and usually does happen on the
national collegiate football scene.
All you have to do to 'enter this fabulous contest is take the 20
games listed below, pick the winners, and take a wild stab at what you
think will be the score of the Michigan-Minnesota game.
After you have completed the entry either bring it in yourself,
have your instructor drop it off while you are taking the test, or put a
little three-cent stamp on a letter.#
Any way you do it make sure it is dropped off or postmarked before
5 p.m. Friday. Mailing address is "Grid Picks," 420 Maynard.


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CONSENSUS PICKS IN CAPS
CONSENSUS (59-41-.590)

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MICHIGAN at Minnesota
ARKANSAS vs. Mississippi (at
Memphis)
AUBURN at Houston
TEXAS A&M at Baylor
California at Oregon (Tie)
DUKE at North Carolina State
LOUISIANA STATE at Florida
Illinois at 1IICHIGAN STATE
IOWA at Northwestern
Kansas at MIAMI

11. Georgia at KENTUCKY
12. Pittsburgh at NOTRE DAME
13. Ohio State at WISCONSIN
14. Colorado at OKLAHOMA
15. Penn State at SYRACUSE
16. RICE at Texas
17. WASHINGTON STATE at U.
of Sou. Cal.
18. Stanford at UCLA
19. Wyoming at Utah (Tie)
20. TENNESSEE at Maryland

BRUCE BENNETT - (62-38 -.620) -Mich., Miss., Hous., Tex.
A&M, Ore.,1Duke, LSU, MSU, Iowa, Miami, Ken., ND, Wis., Okla.,
Penn. St., Rice, WSU, UCLIA, Wyo., Tenn.
RUDE DIFAZIO-(62-38-.620)-Mich., Ark., Aub., Tex. A&M,
Ore., NCS, LSU, MSU, NU, Miami, Ga., ND, Wis., Colo., Penn. St., Rice,
WSU, Stan., Wyo., Tenn.
JOHN HILLYER-(59-41-.590)-Mich., Miss., Aub., Tex. A&M,
Ore., Duke, Fla., MSU; Iowa, Miami, Ga., ND, OSU, Okla., Penn. St.,
Rice, WSU, UCLA, Utah, Tenn.
JIM BAAD-(58-42-.580)-Mich., Ark., Aub., Tex. A&M, Calif.,
NCS, LSU, MSU, Iowa, Miami, Ga., Pitt., OSU, Okla., Syr., Tex., USC,
UCLA, Utah, Tenn.
PAUL BORMAN-(58-42-.580)-Mich., Miss., Aub., Tex. A&M,
Ore., Duke, LSU, MSU, Iowa, Miami, Ken., ND, OSU, Okla., Syr., Tex.,
WSU, UCLA, Utah, Tenn.
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GUEST STAFF - JERRY GREEN (Ann Arbor AP Bureau) --
(57-43-.570)-Minn., Miss., Aub., Tex. A&*, Ore., Duke, LSU, MSU,
Iowa, Miami, Ken. ND, Wis., Okla., Syr., tice, WSU, UCLA, Utah,
Tenn.
DALE CANTOR-(57-43-.570)-Mich., Ark., Aub., Tex. A&M,
Cal., Duke, LSU, MSU, Iowa, Miami, Ken., ND, OSU, Okla., Syr., Rice,
WSU,'UCLA, Wy., Md.
SI COLEMAN-.-(56-44-.560)-Minn., Ark., Aub., Bay., Calif.,
NCS LSU, MSU, Iowa, Miami, Ken., ND, Wis., Okla., Syr., Tex., USC,
UCLA, Wyo., Tenn.'
AL JONES-(56-44-.560)-Mich., Ark., Aub., Tex. A&M, Calif.,
Duke, LSU, MSU, Iowa, Kan., Ken., ND, Wis., Okla., Syr., Tex., WSU,
UCLA, Utah, Md.

Press Poll
Top in N.L.
NEW YORK (P)-Fred Haney,
who led the Milwaukee Braves to
their first pennant and world
championship, yesterday was!
named National League Manager
of the Year for 1957 in the annual'
Associated Press poll.
Haney won in a close vote over
Fred Hutchinson, pilot of the sec-
ond-place St. Louis Cards. The
Redbirds were in a challenging
position until the final week of the
season.
Haney received 90 votes and
Hutchinson 84 of the 180 that were
cast by members of the Baseball
Writers' Assn. of America. Mayo
Smith of the Philadelphia Phillies
was named on five ballots and Bill
Rigney of the New York Giants on
one.
Tebbetts Draws a Blank
Cincinnati's Birdie Tebbetts, the
NL Manager of the Year in 1956,
did not receive a single vote.
Although selected most likely to
win the league championship in
pre-season estimates, the Braves
were dealt one damaging blow
after another.
At various stages: of the cam-
paign they were without the serv-
ices of first stringers Joe Adcock,
Eddie Mathews, Johnny Logan and
Billy Bruton.
September Streak Wins
Still, Haney brought his club on
with a rush and it broke the race
wide open with an eight-game
winning streak in mid-September.
The past season was the 59-year-
old Haney's eighth as a big league
manager.. He led the St. Louis
Browns from 1939 through 1941
and Pittsburgh from 1953 through
1955. Except for the last two years,
none 'of his major league teams
finished higher than sixth.

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For interview apply Mr. Edwards
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CARL RISEMAN-(55-45--.550)--Minn., Arlk., Aub.,
Calif.,'Duke, Fla.; MSU, Iowa, Miami, Ken., ND, Wis.-OSU
Penn. St., Rice, WSU, UCLA, WY'o., Tenn.

Tex. A&M,
(tie), Okla.,

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Michigan's gymnastic team will
stage the first of three intrasquad
meets this afternoon at 4:00 p.m.
at the I-M Building.
Under the direction of Coach
Newt Loken, the team will be split
into two squads under the leader-
ship of Capt. Ed Gagnier and
junior Jim Hayslett. In tdday's
meet the eventswillbe free exer-
cise, trampoline, still rings and
long horse.
Here are the team lists for the
meets:
BLUE TEAM: Ed Gagnier, Ed
Cole, Nino Marion, Wolfgang Doz-
auer, Barry Feinberg, Bill Skinner,
Jack Eckle, Stuart Bradley, Pete
Gottshalk, and Phil Noggle.
MAIZE TEAM: Jim Hayslett,
Frank Newman, Dick Kimball,
Chuck Clarkson, Al Stall, Mike
Travis, Richard Montpetet, Jim
Brown, Tom Francis, Dale Davis,
and Dana Larson.
ATTENTION ALL WRESTLERS
Michigan wrestling coach Cliff
Keen announced that all fresh-
men and varsity wrestling aspir-
ants should report to the Wres-
tling Room of the Sports Building
today at 4 p.m.

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TURKEY, SOUTH AMERICA
WIN
Turkey and South America re-
mained undefeated in League I
of the International Center Soc-
cer competition by virtue of a 1-1
deadlock Sunday afternoon.
The two teams battled through
two overtime periods before the
game ended in a stalemate. Tur-
key, with two victories and the
tie remains in first place ahead
of the South Americans who have
only one win and the tie.
In League II, International Club
and Latvia share the lead with two
wins each. Latvia beat India, 7-0,
while the IC smashed the Arabs,
9-0, Sunday.

AIR SCIENCE GOLFERS
TRIUMPH
Air Science won the Faculty
League I-M golf match, closely
followed by Education and Law
groups.
Sam Estejo of the Law team was
the individual champion with a
score of 74. Bob Dixon and Rod
Grambeau of Education were next
with 80 and 81 respectively.
Bowling competition is now un-
derway in the League, and volley-
ball will begin soon. All teams in-
terested are urged to -get their
entries in immediately, with pref-
erence of Tuesday or Thursday
competition tated.


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