TUESDA'Y' OCTOBER W 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE TTMEE TUESDAY OCTOBER 29~, 1957 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Spirit Prevails : During Practice Bowers Definitely Out for Iowa Tilt, Herrnsteim 'Suits Up' for Session Taylor Downs Gomberg In I-M Football Action QAM ERAS i By AL JONES Spirit continued to reign over the Michigan football team yes- terday afternoon as it held the first practice after its impressive 24-7 victory over Minnesota last Saturday. The Wolverines held only short offensive and defensive drills, and retired early to view films of the victory and hear Assistant Coach Don Dufek's scouting report of Iowa. First Entry We 4S 01 (S Wins 'Picks' The first Grid Picks entry we checked was Bill Preston's. He had 17 correct. Then we ran through the other stacks in vain for we found that the first was the winner. We're ready to go at it again if you are. We have this week's games listed below. Just select your favorite, pick the score of the Michigan - Iowa game and send them to "Grid Picks," 420 May- n. ard. THIS WEEK'S GAMES 1. Iowa at MICHIGAN (also score) 2. Alabama at Georgia 3. Texas A&M at Arkansas 4. Florida at Auburn 5. TCU at Baylor 6. California at UCLA 7. Duke at Ga. Tech 8. Purdue at Illinois 9. Indiana at Minnesota 10. MSU at Wisconsin 11. Navy at Notre Dame 12. Tennessee at N. Carolina 13. Northwestern at OSU 14. Wash. State at Oregon St. 15. Oregon at Stanford 16. Syracuse at Pitt 17. Texas at SMU 18. LSU at Vanderbilt 19. Maryland at S. Carolina 20. USC at Washington Although Saturday's victory was both impressive and critical in the Big Ten race, it was also costly in injuries. The most critical of these was the shoulder separation suf- fered by end Dave Bowers. Bowers played one of the most outstanding games in his collegiate history, catching a pass from Stan Noskin for the first Wolverine touchdown. Out for Iowa Head coach Bennie Oosterbaan states that Bowers is definitely sidelined for the Iowa game, and possibly out for the rest of the season. Chuck Teuscher has moved into his second-string slot behind regular end Gary Prahst. Other minor injuries were suf- fered by fleet halfback Jim Pace, who played a great game Saturday, and Prahst. Pace has a bruised hip and Prahst hurt his ankle, but both will be available for the Iowa contest this weekend. A bright spot on the injury scene yesterday was the return to uni- form of fullback John Herrnstein. The big atlhlete, who starred for Michigan last season but has been hampered and sidelined by in- juries this fall, was in practice for the first time in a week. May or May Not Play ' Oosterbaan isn't certain yet whether the junior fullback will be ready to play this Saturday. Yesterday was the first day since the Michigan State game that he was able to run through an entire practice session. Jim Byers has been more than a capable substitute, as he hos star- red on both offense and defense against Northwestern and Minne- sota. Oosterbaan made no state- ment about the possibility of which plunger will start against Iowa. The main problem for the Wol- verines now is to prepare them- selves for Iowa, both physically and mentally. With Michigan very much in the race for the confer- ence title, every game now takes on added importance. By BARRY COOPER Yesterday. in perfect football weather, the first round of Resi- dence Hall football was completed as Taylor House edged out Gom- berg, 6-0, at Ferry Field. Taylor kept its undefeated re- cord intact (now at five) by mak- ing the game's only score stand up throughout regulation play. Lone Touchdown The lone touchdown came early in the second half on an intercep- tion by Barry Marshall who ran nearly the length of the field to score. In a first place play-off game in the Social Fraternity League, Lambda Chi Alpha defeated Chi Psi, 19-6. LeMire Passes Lambda Chi scored twice on passes from Fran LeMire to Dick Hansen and Fred Mowrey respec- tively. Carl Walker scored the oth- er touchdown on a run after a kick rebounded off a Chi Psi play- er and bounced into Walker's arms, 20 yards from the goal line. Chi Psi scored its six points on a pass from Bruce Conybeare to Terry Ziegler. Kelsey Wins In another Residence Hall game, Kelsey beat Greene, 1-0, in over- time. Jerry Heale caught a pass for the yards necessary for the win. Before the overtime, both teams failed to score when they had the ball within the five yard line. In a battle of undefeated teams, Strauss downed Scott House, 20-0. Dick Clifford scored two touch- downs and one extra point. The other touchdowns was scored.for Scott by Dick Steward with the extra point going to Mike West. I FOLLETY'S State Street at North University AN I PPL/I U' L' DAVE BOWERS-Will miss Iowa game due to a shoulder separa- tion suffered this past weekend against Minnesota. Many Top Grid TeamsSurprised By Strength of WeekendOpponents By STEVE SALZMAN Thomas, playing the role of Super- College football is notoriously man. unpredictable. Colorado, using their multiple This supposition can be attested offense, showed the nation that to by eight of the top ten teams the Sooners are not completely in- in the nation after last weekend's vincible. The Buffalo Herd, the play. Oklahoma, Iowa, Notre nation's leading rushing team, Dame, Michigan State and Army kept the Oklahoma squad com- had to dig deep into their respec- pletely off balance for the first tive "hip pockets" to come up with three periods, and it wasn't until victories. four and one half minutse were Close One gone in the fourth quarter that The "not so mighty" Oklahoma Thomas raced around left end for Sooners'fought for their life during three yards and a touchdown. the fourth period of last Satur- Iowa, third ranked in last weeks day's game against Colorado, with 1 poll, slugged its way through slush All-American candidate, Clendon and snow for three periods, and RAMS WIN, 35-17: Defeat Pushes Detroit Into Second-Place Tie _ _ f finally scored on a fluke pass reception late in the fourth quar- ter to defeat Northwestern, 6-0. The condition of the gridiron made it virtually impossible for either team to gain ground. How-I ever, a pass from Randy Duncan' to Kevin Furlong, which was bob- bled by both Furlong and the pass defender, accomplished the scoring for the Hawkeyes. Notre Dame really caught it on the chin for three periods until it finally decked Pittsburgh, 13-7, rolling from behind on a 74-yard scoring pass play from Quarter- back George Izo. Michigan State, upset, loser to Purdue two weeks ago, nearly fell. again this weekend to Illinois. After jumping to a 13-0 lead, State watched the Illini come from be- hind and take control of the game at 14-13. But the "sprinting blacksmith," Walt Kowalczyck sprung loose for a 36-yd. touchdown run in the fourth quarter to wrap it up for the Spartans. Army also had to come from be- hind in the fourth quarter to beat Virginia, 20-12, after the Virginia squad seemed on its way towards one of the season's biggest upsets. Three of the top ten in last week's poll didn't make it. Fourth ranked Duke escaped with a 14-14 tie against 11th ranked North Car- olina State. Mississippi was knock- ed for its first defeat, 12-6, by Arkansas, and Louisiana State, held to 98 yards rushing, lost to Florida 22-14. i OTHER SCORES Lloyd 22, Hinsdale 0 (A) Anderson 13, Michigan 12 (A) Wenley 1,'Chicago 0 (A) Williams 8, Winchell 0 (A) Adams 12, Hayden 0 (A) Hinsdale 7, Michigan 6 (B) Williams 13, Hayden 8 (B) Anderson 8. Cooley 0 (B) Gomberg 13, Scott 0 (B) Strauss over Van Tyne (forfeit) Reeves over Lloyd (forfeit) U. of M. Students .You will be satisfied with our HAIR STYLING as only U. of M. Barbers will style it! 715 North University ENGINEERING AND ACCOUNTING SENIORS A representative of the Com- monwealth Edison Company, the electric utility serving the highly diversified Northern Illinois area, including Chi- cago, will be available to dis- cuss employment opportuni- ties on EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES with LIBBEY . 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