OCTOBR 26.195

THE MICHIGAN DAILY

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'' Minnesota Vie for Jug Today
Bowl Contention at Stake;
Injuries Plague Both Teams T

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BENNIE OOSTERBAAN
...wary of Gophers
Air Force
Droprs Tilt
To Scholars
Yesterday was no day for a
rushing ground game at South
Ferry Field as nose-nipping weath-
'er froze the water - logged field
harder than Dexter Cider.
AFROTC didn't fare as well in
the air as the Evans Scholars pass-
ed for two to pick up their third
consecutive win by a 12-7 count.
Ray Homicz and Val Spangler
were on the receiving ends.
Tepreviously unscored upon
Zips lost their first game in three
outings, 7-6, to the Actuaries.
Clark Baird blotted their record
with a run around left end.
The Commuters were also top-
pled from the undefeated ranks
by powerful 1207. Don Muir paced
his team to a 39-0 victory with
four T.D. passes.
The Beantowners sporting a 2-0
record were edged in overtime, 1-0,
by Bacteriology.
In one of the few protested
games played off, Tau Delta Phi
downed Phi Kappa Tau 13-0.
Other scores were Hawaiians 13,
Double A's 2; Alpha Epsilon Pi 1,
Alpha Sigma Phi 0; Phi Sigma
Kappa' 12, Phi Epsilon Pi 0; So-
ciology 12, Pill Pushers 8; Ghosts
14, Chemistry 0; Sama 8, Owens
r Co-op 0.
GRID PICKS SCORE
Miami 48, Kansas 6
DIAL NO 8-6416
.. ENDS TONIGHT ---

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services of John Herrnstein, their
top fullback, who is still nursing
a chronic instep injury. Herrnstein
did not make the trip here.
Two other Wolverines are not in
tip-top. shape, but are with the
team and probably will see limited
service.
Shatusky May Play
Right halfback Mike Shatusky
has a painful back injury which
confined him to the hospital most
of the week. But the rugged ex-GI
may play anyway.
Husky centerman Gene Snider
has leg and side injuries that may
hold him out of action. Brad Myers
will start in place of Shatusky and
Jerry Goebel has assumed the
number one center position.
Minnesota isn't much better off.
Quarterback Dick Larson, who al-
ternates at the signal calling post
with the inimitable Bobby Cox, is
definitely-out of the contest with
at pulled achilles tendon.
.His replacement will be Jimmy
Reese, ex of Fordham, who switch-
ed to Minnesota when Fordham
dropped football a few years back.
He has seen little game action
behind Cox and Larson and, as a
re§ult, is unproven.
Other Gopher cripples who may
or may not play are first stringers
Bob Blakely, Frank Youso and
Mike Svendsen.
Fast Fullback
Blakely, Minnesota's fastest full-
back, has a sprained knee. Youso,
a tackle, has been in bed with
bronchitis this week and center
Svendsen has a severely bruised
hip.
Michigan has polished its offen-
sive this week, featuring the pass-
ing game. Should the weather per-
mit, Oosterbaan's crew make be
expected to take to the air, a place
where the Gopher's have proven
vulnerable this fall.
Today's Lineups
MICHIGAN Pos. MINN.
Prahst LE Gehring
Orwig LT Sixta
Faul LG Burkholder
Goebel C Jukichi
Nyren R G Rasmussen
Davies R T Herbold
W. Johnson RE Jelacic
Van Pelt Q B Cox
PaceL H Lindblom
Myers, RH Schultz
Byers F B Borstad

Michigan will open with the
same lineup that started a week
ago against Northwestern, except{
that Jfm Van Pelt will be at quar-I
terback. Stan Noskin, who startedI
against the Wildcats, will see
plenty of action, however, especi-
ally if the Wolverines employ the
forward pass to a considerable de-
gree.
Jim Byers will be rewarded for
his fine performance last week with
a starting Job at fullback. The line
will remain intact.
Minnesota's chief threat, aside
from Cox, will be Rich Borstad,
who will operate from fullback..
Borstad is third behind Blakely
and Cox on the team in rushing
with a net of 129 yards.
NBA SCORE
Syracuse 103, Philadelphia 85

JERRY GOEBEL
... Snider's replacement

Big Ten Teams Near
Halfway Mark in Season

By SI COLEMAN
With recent upsets still fresh in
the minds of everyone, the Big
Ten footballrace nears the half-
way mark today.
Most of the top action involves
the title hopefuls with two un-
beaten contenders and five one-
defeated clubs involved in three
of the four conference games.
Barring any repetition of last
week's upset theme, one game is
fairly easy to predict.
Defending Champs
Iowa, the defending champs in
the Big Ten, invades Evanston,
Ill., taking with them an unde-
feated record to face winless
Northwestern. The Hawkeyes are
heavily favored.
The loop's other undefeated
team, Ohio State, (2-0) travels to
Madison to engage the surprise
team of the season, Wisconsin.
Three pre-season favorites are
at the crisis in their title bids. No
two-game loser has ever won the
Big Ten championship in the 60-
year history of the Conference, and
these three teams are bound to
be thinking of this today.
One of last week's teams that
pulled a stunning upset is Illinois,
winner in a 34-13 contest against
Minnesota. The Ilini will be out to
duplicate their feat against Michi-
gan State, the number one team
in the country before its 20-13 up-
set by Purdue.

Both teams have each lost 'one
game and another defeat would
eliminate them as far as any con-
ference title or Rose Bowl hopes
are concerned.
Michigan and Minnesota strug-
gle for the Little Brown Jug asj
well as Conference survival at
Minneapolis in the Gopher Home-
coming game.
Non-Conference Games
There are two Big Ten teams
that will play non-conference op-
ponents. Purdue (1-2) takes on
Miami of Ohio at Lafayette.
The Boilermaker's football
forces were materially bolstered'
Thursday by the return to action
of six key players who have been
handicapped by flu and injuries.
Despondent Indiana (0-3) final-
ly meets some team in its own
class. Villanova invades Blooming-
ton as a one touchdown favorite.
BIG TEN STANDINGS
W L T Pt .

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Dear Playboy,
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)F58
Special two drawer files for students.
$23.75
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314 S. State
)F56
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516 East Liberty )F5
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Young Men 18-35
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For interview apply Mr. Edwards
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or
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NEW and USED
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AGGIES AIM FOR COTTON BOWL:
Oklahoma Figures To Remain on Top
ft _______________ __________________

FEDERICO F EIINI'S

By STEVE SALZMAN
Oklahoma, the top rated college
football team in the nation, will
have no trouble today, while facing
the University of Colorado.
A review of the past few con-
tests between the two clubs will
indicate that statistic-wise, the
Buffalo Herd has been the Sooners
toughest opposition in three out of
the past four years.
But people who observe football
professionally know that there is
more to the game than the figures
show. Therefore, the Sooners'have
been rated a four touchdown fa-
vorite.
The Texas Aggies, shooting for

A°Dtlli' .EN, Rl' ,IN;M 1T.';

Premieres SUNDAY
a "A MASTERPIEC
1 OF COMEDY!" A
- Wm. K. Zinser, Herald Tribune
y ALASTAIR SIM
REEN
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the Southwest Conference title and
the Cotton Bowl, take on twice-
beaten, but still rough, Baylor.
The Aggies, the number two team
in the country, should have no
trouble, in disposing of the Bears.
ND Tackles Army
Seventh ranked Notre Dame,
refreshed by a week off after beat-
ing Army, tackles the big Pitt
team which lost to Army last
Saturday. That victory gave the
Cadets the number nine rating,
and they're -not risking is seriously
by going south to play Virginia.
With Army away, the East's top
game brings together tied but un-
beaten Syracuse and twice beaten
Penn State. Syracuse has to win
this to remain a contender against
Army for the unofficial Eastern
championship.
In a game which might decide
the Atlantic Coast Conference
race, fourth rated Duke meets un-
beaten but tied North Carolina
State. However, even if 'the Wolf-
pack should beat Duke, it cannot
go into the Orange Bowl, because
of NCAA penalties.
Auburn Favored
In other major games across the
nation, fifth ranked Auburn is
rated a heavy favorite over Hous-
Surprising Louisiana State,
ranked tenth, plays Florida at
ton.

Gainesville. After five night games,
the Tigers may find daylight a
bit strange.
Oregon State will very likely
atone for its defeat against much-
beaten Washington, and Virginia
Tech will take it out on Florida
State.
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Rugs. Assorted colors and sizes.
50% OFF
Open Monday evening
SMITH FLOOR COVERING
207 E. Washington NO 3-5536
)B55
'56 WHIZZER motor bike. Good condi-
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)B11
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Double- reasted tuxedos converted to
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UNION'S
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TWO FLOOR SHOWS
" JIM SERVIS ORCHESTRA
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UNION BALLROOM 9:00 P.M.
Freshmen admitted FREE
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Tropical fish, aquariums, and
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UNIVERSITY AQUARIUM
328 East Liberty NO 3-0224
(open daily except Thursday)
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