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… TUESDAY, FEBRUARY. 23, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE TUESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1954 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE Gophers Bury Wolverine F 'COLORADO COOPERATES: ive Playoff Berth in Sight…

… for Pucksters Cagers Fall During Last Period Rally Barron Counters 21 Points for 'M' (Continued from Page 1) Jump shot and the Wolverines moved to an 18-17 lead. From then on Michigan's lead - wavered…

… between one and eight points until that important field goal by Kalafat. Besides Eaddy and Barron, John Codwell, Tom Jorgensen,' and Groffsky all fared well for the Wolverines. Codwell cid a fine job off…

… Canham made no ex- cuses for his Wolverine thinclads as he discussed Saturday's dual meet in which. Michigan's bid to upset the mighty Illini fell just short when Illinois scored a sur- prise victory in…

… in the individual perform- ances of his star-studded four- some. The Wolverine coach felt that, except for the performance of anchorman Grant Scruggs, who ran a sparkling :47.9 quarter in his losing…

… to form of the indoor mile titlist John Ross, who had been disappointing in every previous meet. The Wolverine senior won the mile in 4:13.9, even though not pushed, and then came back to run an…

… with Michigan State last Friday and Saturday's 3-2 victory, coupled with twin defeats of North Dakota by Colorado College, has put the Wolverine sextet in a position where only a tie game with Min…

… THE MICCHIGAN DAILY wolverine Pucksters Freeze Winless 'N BOTH FRIEND AND FOE: Ettl Faces Badger Ace In Gym Meet Bur ford Gets Hat Trick; Nears Scoring Record SAILORS TAKE WARNING: 'M' Tars…

… Wolverine acrobats with 39 team points 'in the three matches so far, and has an appreciable lead. on his nearest competitor in the scoring race, Captain Pete Bar- thell, who missed the opening meet with the…

… three way meetj Meanwhile he has his eyes on 1 Saturday. THE WOLVERINES gained the BY BOB VOKAC lead early in the second frame Harken my lads and take heed. with two fast goals. Keyes and For if ye stray…

… Club. third Michigan marker. The Wolverine Tars are throw- Burford and Celley worked a ing open their portals to new perfect play for the next goal boots interested in joining the when Gil whipped the…

….m. tonight at 311 West En- gineering Building. The club is Burford took a pass from Lenny co-ed. Brumm at 13:16 for the next Michigan's delegates to the Wolverine tally while Don Kauppi Mid-west Collegiate…

… Marino, a 'good diver but finding it rought to break through the monopoly of Ohio's five senior divers. These eight sophomores will give the Wolverines an inkling of what to expect from Ohio in the next…

… gained his second shutout of the season as the Wolverine sextet blanked the McGill Redmen, 6-0, in the Coli- seum last night. The two teams go at it again tonight in the Coliseum at 8 p.m. JOHN Mc…

…-conference victory in eight games. The loss was Mc- Gill's eleventh in thirteen con- tests. WOLVERINE mentor Vic Hey- liger shuffled his lineup in an effort to offset the loss of John Matchefts and the absence of Doug…

…, flanked by Ron Martinson and Telly Mascarin. Bob Heath- cott alternated at center and defense for the Wolverines. McGill played a hard game all the way, but after the first period the Redmen were unable to…

… hold the Wolverines back. Defenseman Jim McGowan was outstanding for the Redmen. MICHIGAN TOOK the offen- sive in the opening seconds and kept the puck in the McGill zone for the first few minutes. The…

… Redmen did not get a shot on the Wolverine goal until after five and a half minutes of play. From then on, the two teams battled on even terms for the remainder of the first period, which ended in a…

… at East Lansing' erday. he contest was not decided un- he last match between heavy- hts Fred Olm of Michigan, John Baum of Michigan State. lost, 4-2, but had he been led, the Wolverines would have the…

… points with firsts on the parallel bars and side horse. Al Stall's efforts on the high bar con- tributed the other Wolverine first. Don R-arper, the Buckeyes' agile trampoline artist, nosed out Ed Cole…

…, for the Wolverine star's first lose in conference competition this season. Harper, who also doubles as an OSU diver, may not be able to compete in the Big Ten cham- pionships due to a conflicting swim…

…- tained a bruised hip muscle. One of the outstanding players all sea- son for the Wolverines, White was forced to leave the ice. When he will return to action is not yet known. In the second period, with…

… i .Ice Covers Sand .Base In Coliseum Michigan's hockey team is actu- ally skating on sand! Strange as it may sound, when the Wolverines tangle with the University of Montreal this week- end the…

… University bought the Coli- seum in 1925, and it was then that Michigan's entrance into the col- legiate hockey world began. Origi- nally in the Big Ten hockey league, the Wolverines switched to the WIHL eight…

… Wolverine gymnastics squad , recently upset defending champion Illinois. Wiese pointed out that his pur- pose in coming to Michigan was to get an education at a good col- lege, not necessarily to find a col…

… going to come out of the big four-game home-and-home series be- tween these two schools come the month of March. The Wolverines need at least three of the four to stick in the running and to retain a shot…

…, Booth has played an important role in the success at Michigan State. The Wolver- of Wolverine track teams in the ines were hit hard when Booth last two years. missed the all-important Penn re- Lists Big…

… a 3-2 decision last night at the Coliseum. When the Wolverines scored at 1:51 of the opening frame to take a 1-0 lead, it looked as though there might be a repeat of Frikay's 10-5 scoring…

… to earn a 75-66 victory before a regional TV" audience. Five thousand fans at Yost Field House saw the Wildcats move ahead of the Wolverines near the end of the first half and hold the lead throughout…

…WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE RAN' WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 1955 THE MICHIGAN DAILY PAGE THREE 111 Tracksters Top Ohio (Continued from Page 1) Wolverine Ron Wallingford…

… the Wolverine puck squad. L. 'I offs) 2-7639. ) 14E OPENING NIGHT FRIDAY, FEB. 25th FRY'S "A PHOENIX TOO FREQUENT" and "THE BOOR" by Anton Chekhov STUDENT RATE 99c-General Admission $1.65 also…

… get dnly three points. The credit for Jones' poor show- ing again goes to Burton, who played a fabulous all-around game. He paced the Wolverines in re- bounds with 14, besides playing the best…

… seconds gone in the third period hurt the Wolverine rebounding strength and though Bill Perigo's five did move out to a 57-49 lead, the Gophers began to control the backboards. Whereas in the initial half…