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…zUaRY . 1 948THE MICHIGAN DAILY i. Wolverines Overpower Fonde, Bump Elliott Score for Wolverines - * * * * * Fumbles, Interceptions Detour Michigan Drives Alert Defense Deciding Factor in…

… turned in a brilliant second half de- fensively to move a step closer to a Rose Bowl bid. Daily--Lmanian ALLEY INTO 'OUCIMOWN LANE-Little hank Fonde driving for the Wolverines' winning touch- down against…

… the game, Tom Stewart intercept- ed Bob Chappuis' pass on the Wolverine 45 and brought it back to the 27. After two plays Steger fumbled and Dan Dworsky re- covered on the Michigan 21. Again in the…

… Eddlemanrtaking the ball on a reverse from Maggioli, was cut down by Rifenburg to keep the Illini at bay. It was the running attack of the Wolverines which kept them out of their own back yard. Time and again on…

… short line jabs, with Chappuis' doing workhorse duty. Michigan drove up over midfield. But this was not the Wolverines high scoring day. Once it was a fumble on the Illini 14, again a beautiful Chap- puis…

… TIJE AlICIII(-.W'-,XN DAIIA I'll U"ICSDAV, JANUARY 1, 1948 THE MICHIGAN DAILY THURSDAY, JANUARY 1, 1948 =-' -79= It V11 Warns Coast by rouncing S ord, 49-13, Wolverines Pi Up 42-0 Halftie…

… tackle and went over. Jim Brieske booted the first of his seven straight conversions. Less than two minutes later, Len Ford, Wolverine end, recovered a Stanford fumble. Two plays and a 15-yard unnecessary…

… rough- ing penalty moved the ball to - __---------- the Indian 10, where Bump El- liott, running off the famous Lite-Ups A ,1 Daily-Lmanian OUTTA MY WAY-All-American Bob Chappuis (49), shifty Wolverine…

… Sweat A sun-burned throng of more than 65,000 yesterday poured out of Michigan Stadium after viewing a heavily favored Wolverine team steamroller the Stanford Indians, 49-13. Predicted rain failed to…

… on grid fans. Turn-About Wolverine fans did a turn-about early in the game, cheering every scoring attempt of the underdog Stanford eleven. And thundering Michigan cheers greeted both Stanford…

… Wolverine Soboleski..... fullback spun into a gaping hole, WilkinsI on the Michigan 39-yard line, White ....... C ......., broke out into the clear, shook Yerges.......Q. loose from a headgear tackle, slowed…

… minutes old. StanfGAd ... 280 14 The last bolt of Wolverine first Stanford......0 0 quarter lightning struck suddenly Michigan scoring-Tou after Michigan had been penal- l'%ann, C. Elliott, Weise ized for…

… end went up and hauled it Edickson, Coker. Poin in on his fingertips to inake it touchdown: Mervin. four touchdowns in eight and a half minutes. halfeminues.Rquarter. The passing of Wolverines Rest…

… string quarterback Morris Then the Wolverine scoring at- running of little Wayne1 tack took a 13 minute siesta, dur- and Mickey Titus spark ing which time the Indians had ford's second half play. nothing…

…---1N III 4 IWAMN hill t 0 (.' the SECOND time .. . SLATER'S CONGRATULATES MICHIGAN'S FIGHTING ROSE BOWL TEAM WAY BACK IN 1902 when the first Wolverine team emerged victorious in the Rose…

… duty for the day, and then turned in a brilliant second half de- Liott Score for Wolverines * * ~ * * * * * Daily--Lmanian' ALLEY INTO TOUCHDOWN LA1E-Little Hank Fonde driving for the Wolverines…

… Standard Time. Train Activities Illinois cheer leaders brought home the fact that the Wolverines were in foreign territory in a pre- game parade. Two of them carried a home made banner which said, "too bad…

… Stewart intercept- ed Bob Chappuis' pass on the Wolverine 45 and brought it back to the 27. After two plays Steger fumbled and Dan Dworsky re- covered on the Michigan 21. Again in the second period af- ter…

… attack of the Wolverines which kept them out of their own back yard. Time and again on short line jabs, with Chappuis doing workhorse duty, Michigan drove up over midfield. But this was not the Wolverines…

…-Bump. Elliott, flashy Wolverine halfacl, high-balls his way through a maze of Illinois players and heads for touchdown territory after taking a punt from Eddelman. Since 1908 TI-E TYPEWRITER AND STATIONERY STORE…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY 'li' Warns Co-rast by Tro 0C R tanord, 4-13R Wolverines Pile Up 42-0 Halftimie La Four CalI s F in m_ Turns Game inito Michigan Rout By DICK KRAUS Behind a savage…

… Ford, Wolverine end, recovered a Stanfdrd fumble. Two plays and a 15-yard unnecessary rough- i Daily-Lmanian OUTTA MY WAY-All-American Bob Chappuis (49), shifty Wolverine tailback, heads for Stanford…

… Michigan Stadium after viewing a heavily favored Wolverine team steamroller the Stanford Indians, 49-13. Predicted rain failed to mater- ialize although fans had a few anxious moments in the first quarter…

… when dark storm-clouds obscured the sun. However, for the remainder of the game old sol's sizzling rays beat merciless- ly down on grid fans. Turn-About Wolverine fans did a turn-about early in the game…

… off the famous Michigan reverse, shook off four Stanford tacklers to go over standing up. Weisenburger's Turn Then it waS Jack Weisenburg- er's turn, The speedy Wolverine fullback spun into a gaping…

… 21-0 with the game only six minutes old. The last bolt of Wolverine frst quarter lightning struck suddenly after Michigan had been penal- ized for illegal use of the hands. Chappuis faded from his 40…

… and bulleted a spiral that looked too long for Rifenburg, but the Wol- verine end went up and hauled it in on his fingertips to make it four touchdowns in eight and a half minutes. Wolverines Rest Then…

… the Wolverine scoring at- tack took a 13 minute siesta, dur- ing which time the Indians had nothing to cheer but the sensa- tional punting of halfback Mike Durket, who consistently boomed high spiral…

… i I ' ;i Ill ii i;i i, I1 jl I WAY BACK IN 1902 when the first Wolverine team emerged victorious in the Rose Bowl, SLATER'S was proud that i t was part of the life of this great uni- versity. Yes…

… Chappuis, who has been expected to assume the bulk of the Wolverine catching burden this coming season, nor John Kul- pinski last year's starter have come out as yet. Elliott Expected To Bolster 1)eiieinse…

… its Big Nine opener against Min- nesota tomorrow evening at Yost Field House. The Wolverines, victors in four of the seven warm-ups to date, have not progressed as smoothly this season as they did at…

…. "But he's been rapidly whipping into shape." The Wolverine coach singled out the season's outstanding player as center Bill Roberts. The tall Mich- igan star, who canned 16 points in his last performance…

… Cowles' basketball schooling, has not been operat- ing too efficiently in the seven pre-Conference tussles. As a re- sult, the Wolverines have been spending considerable time this week in ironing out…

… defensive flaws. Coach Cowles says he is satis- fied with the team's shooting to date. The Wolverines have aver- aged more than 54 points per game, ringing up a season high of 78 against Marquette. Capt. Bob…

… Wolverines By HERB RUSKIN Aiming for their fifth game without a defeat, Michigan's hockey team will take the ice to- night in the first of a two game series against the University of North Dakota at 8:30 in…

… the Coli- seum. This will be the first puck meeting between North Dakota and the Wolverines who have won three games and tied one since the beginning 'of the sea- son. The Michigan squad boasts…

… usual, make up the Wolverine sextet's first line, with Bob Marshall, "Ted Greer and Bill Jacobson as the second forward wall. On the - Three Teams 'ie for First In Pin League The race for the lead in the…

…-Hards ........... 9 39 third line, Wolverine Coach Vic Heyliger will have Sam Sted- man, Owen McArdle and Paul Fontana available for duty. Heyliger indicated that there would be some shifts between the second and…

… night's Gopher battle, bust loose in the second half to tally seven important points as the Wolverines squeezed out a two-point win. ANOTHER CHANCE : Tickets for Rose Bfowl Movie Are Available Today at…

… the Wolverine team Senior Dance Petitions Due Seniors who would like to serve on the Senior Ball central com- mittee have until 5 p.m. Wednes- day to submit their statements of qualifications to the…

… the No- daks 5-2 at the Coliseum last night. For complete story, see page six. swished his first toss. Then M- liott took the ball out-of-bounds and the Wolverines continued to play catch. Roberts Stars…

… the Michigan win. A- ter the first five minutes when the Wolverines presented the Cowles version of the zone defense,Mich- igan switched and alternated be- tween the orthodox man-to-man and zone…

… made good a free throw to put the Wolverines ahead 38-35. A gift shot to MacIntosh, a long basket by Harrison, and two free throws by Suprunowicz ended their scoring. Elliott Provides Spark Elliott…

…'s return to the Michi- gan line-up provided the extra stimulus to the Wolverine attack. Although he accounted for only three baskets, the red-headed guard seemed to put the necessary spark into the squad…

… just three days prior. Can't Win on Road 1 The explanation of this appar- ent paradox seems relatively simple. During the "Cowles Era" of Michigan bake1 ball, Wolverine teams have ieci known as a "home…

… Wolverines tackle Wiscon- sin at Madison this Saturday night, and then Cowles' cagers get another shot at Northwestern the last day of January in Ann Arbor. The quintet journeys to Ohio State and Illinois the…

… first week in February to roundI out their between-term schedule. MacIntosh Looked Good In the Wolverines' only Confer- ence appearance on the road this season both Don MacIntosh and Mack Suprunowicz have…

… and Celley ac- cepted the bid. He will be flown from Switzerland in time to begin the Spring semester. The trio will return to the Coliseum ice ne:it month in time to bolster the Wolverines in their…

… year with 25 goals, four less than tieammat e Gordie McMillan. Celley tallied 18 times. The return of Cossalter and Grant will be especially signifi- cant since the Wolverines are gunning for the coveted…

… California, which was slated for a single appearance in Ann Arbor, will meet the Wolverines in two games on February 16 and 17 at the Coli- seum. Michigan's pucksters face the Gophers this week-end in a two…

… and the with- drawal of the Washington AC as he made final arrangements for the trip. Ie said that the 12 Wolverines making the trip would meet Allentown, Pa., on February 4 and face the tank- sters of…

… been the 76 goals netted in the 1936-37 season when the Wolverines won twelve games against six losses. The 17 games won was also a new record for Michigan. the previous high racked up in 19381 when a…

…, all we I I '" 4 , : Wolverine gan Union. taken. Club: 7 p.m., Michi- Attendance will be American Veterans Committee Meetings: Executive Committee, 6:15 p.m., Michigan Union. Membership, 7:30 p…

… Cowles' Wolverine cage quintet will be hard pressed to stop the rampaging Badgers of Wisconsin who are threatening to walk away wfth the Western Con- ference championship before half of the teams have a…

… next of the "Big Four" to make the attempt to halt the men from Madison. Ozzie Cowles willI have to develop a stronger scoring' punch if the Wolverines are to' stop Wisconsin's starting five cur- READY…

… faced each other 90 times over a 25-year span, with the Golden Gophers holding a distinct edge over the Wolverines. The Northmen have won 57 of the con- tests, while Michigan has tri- umphed only 24 times…

…- tory were inflicted by the Gophers, as they downed the Wolverines 10-0 and 15-2 in 1945. Series Born in '22. The series, which began in 1922, saw Minnesota grab the first con- test, 6-3 and then take…

…I Gophers hold a better than 2-1 margin, having netted the puck 298 times, while Minnesota goal- tenders have allowed only 142 goals by the Wolverines. rAIALY OFFICIAL C i4 '. v / ii; : \ \\ " " . ',4…

… five Wolverine teams compiled a combined record of 17 victories and two setbacks. Fonville, Michigan's leading candidate for the United States Olympic team, established a new world's indoor shot put…

… 1941. Mile Relay Excels Although Fonville Aole the spotlight at the Michigan State relays with his record toss, the Wolverine mile relay quartet of Val Johnson, Joe Hayden, George Shepherd and Herb…

…-37) and Illinois (66-57) on the road. The now third-place Wolverines dis- posed of Northwestern by a 53- 37 score at home, but fell to Ohio state at Columbus, 70-66. Six Straight for Pucksters The hockey…

… their final exams, Michigan's basketball team tookand passed-its test for the position of top contender in the Big Nine title race. Since The DLily last went to press, the Wolverines not only won three…

… express which had threatened to make a run-away of the conference race with five straight wins. The Wolverines limped in to town after a humiliating defeat 51 -48 by lowly Northwestern and spilled the high…

… greatly by the return of Wally Grant anid 0Cml Cossalter, form-er 'Wolverine stars. Neil Cel- icy, who has just finished playing in the winter Olympic games at St. Moritz, Switzerland, is expect- ed to…

… the affair which is expected to be the most color- ful in its history. The Wolverine mentor was hinting at a new field house rec- ord for his star shot putter Charlie Fonville who last Satur- day night…

… Wolverine mentor added however that in the history of the great Michigan teams of the past fifteen years it has been the abil- ity to take a large number of thirds and fourths that has won the Wolverines many…

… Congregational and Bap- tist guild tea to be held at 4 p.m. today at the Roger Williams Guild. Wolverine Club . , . Wolverine club will discuss plans for the spring sports sea- son and distribution of basket- ball…

… Student Legislature will go into effect for the Purdue game Saturday night with the Wolverine Club handling ticket distribution. The plan, which has been ap- proved by the Board in Confrol of…

… victory string to eight games when they face the Mine- sota sextet tonight at 8:00 in the coliseum. The Golden Gophers, seeking; revenge fordtwo drubbings suf- fered earlier at the hands of the Wolverines…

… pucksters downed the Gophers 3-2 and 5-1, following this up with two wins over Michigan Tech to give the Wolverines a decided edge in the fight for the playoff berth. Michigan will be at full strength for the…

…, Al Renfrew and. Wally Gacek will make up the Wolverine first line. This trio has averaged three goals a game and has netted well over half of the team's tallies. For the second line, Heyliger will have…

… and Ross Smith will be at their usual posts as starting (lefensemen, with Clem Cossalter, Dick Starrak and Herb Upton available as vable replacements, Jack McDonald will be in goal for the Wolverines…

…. BULLETIN Michigan's Jayvee basketball team went down to a 45-33 de- feat before the MSC reserves last night. George Poretta led the Wolverines with 10 points. Strikers Boost ' 'Bowlgin Loop Margin The…

… nur- tured the squad along all through last season and halfway through this campaign on the idea of a sound defense and a well balanced offense. Now, for the first time this year, the Wolverines will be…

…, right behind Michigan in Conference standings, the Purdue cagers in- tend to dose out their brand of Wolverine medicine named 'de- fense" to remain in the Big Nine title race. -~ "Home of 3-Hour Odorless…

… shot put mark with a tr?-- mendous heave of 56 feet 6 inches. His toss was a full three feet better than the existing Field House record. In both University relay events Wolverine quartets per- formed…

… and two more in the following ov- time stanza proved the margin of difference last night as Minne- sota's hockey squad came back to snatch a 5-4 victory from a fight- ing Wolverine sextet before a ca…

… finale of the four game series, Minnesota kept alive its hopes of gaining the NCAA playoff berth, which would have gone to the Wolverines had they won or tied. Lindegard's tying goal game at 18:45 of the…

… at two-all and four-all, but then the Wolverines pulled ahead and remained in command throughout the evening. The score at the half was 29-23. , Suprunowicz Leads Scorers Mack Suprunowicz took the…

… apiece. The Wolverines had no trouble finding holes in the touted Boiler- maker defense and scored more points against them than has any other team this season. The thir- teen-point margin of victory was…

… place. Wolverines Have Good Average The Wolverines slipped in bet- ter than two-thirds of their foul shots which accounted for 13 points of the final total. The Boilermakers almost matched Michigan's eye…

… crown since 1927, the Wolverine boosted their season record in league play to 6-2. The Badgers, defending ti- tlists, dropped to the runner-up slot with a 6-3 mark. Mack Suprunowicz, the wiry Michigan…

… forward who paced his mates to Saturday's impressive victory over Purdue, was high- man in the Wolverine attack again last night, chalking up 21 points on eight baskets and five free throws. However, it was…

… Wolver- ines' win as he scored three goals, one in each of the three periods. Gordie McMillan and Bill Jacobson tallied twice for the Wolverines. For complete de- tails, see page three. By Shakespearean…

… Coliseum. The Wolverines looked slower than they had on previous occa- sions and the passing was not up to their usual standard as they were limited to tb goals in the first period and one in each of the…

… Wolverines drew first blood in the slow-moving contest when McMillan grabbed the puck in a scramble and slid it past Bear goalie Ian Watson at 4:50 of the initial period. California came right back to tie it…

… the 220- yard free style, making it in 2:14.6. Abel Gilbert, former Mich- igan State star, was .second. In the 400 a fast University of Detroit quartet was only a length behind the Wolverines with Mich…

… since the Buckeyes are the current choice for the Big Niue Ucrown.I Michigan Ifas Power The Wolverines' highly suc- cessful performance in Friday night's Relays is an indication that the Michigan…

… a; o fluke. His 56 feet 6 inceh to,-.sv;was only one half inch short of is~ record which he had set the previous week . The Wolverine ace now seems almost assured of an Olympic spot. Relay Quartets…

…'t mean match, but the two games that the Michigan hockey team played with California earlier this week may prove a guide to what is likely to happen come next month when and if the Wolverines jour- neys to…

…, at home. The- Wolverine ace paced all with '17 points last Saturday night against. Purdue, and continued his torrid "high-play at the expense of the Hurrying Hoosiers Monday. He hopes to pour in even…

… methods of combat- Daily-Mccready. TIMBER TOPPER-Ohio State's versatile Lloyd Duff, who is the National Decathlon runner-up. will be favored to win both hurdle events in the closely contested Buckeye-Wolverine…

… track meet in Yost Field House tonight. * * * * Wolverine racksters Oppose Favored Ohio State Tonight Murray Registers 'Not Guilty' Plea In Labor Bill Test Attorneys Ask Dismissal of Case; Political Ban…

… start down into the midwest Monday ks Shot Put U Triumphs staged in the State Street sports arena. Duff Paces OSU However, the efforts of Fon- ville and Herb Barten, Wolverine distance star, who turned…

… versatile Buck- eye won blue-ribbons in both the high and low hurdles, captured the broad-jump easily, and tied Wolverine Ed Ulvestad for first in the pole vault, to personally account for 19 of OSU's markers…

…-to-man defense. Numerous mental slips permitted the classy Wolverines to sink a good percentage of shots. And when an orthodox oppor- tunity weren't handy, the Maize and Blue 'men were busy meshing a variety of…

…Intosh. The hustling Sup- runowicz caged 6 field goals and 4 free throws for 15 points. At one point in the second half the clever Wolverine forward put in 9 straight points to break the Gopher's morale and any…

… with a 56-45 victory over an ineffectual Minnesota five. Only in the opening minutes were the Gophers in the ball game against the deliberate, tantalizing Wolverines, whose zone defense worked to…

…, insects, and rodents. Purdue, howover, could not stop the most noticable nuisance of the day-Michigan's high flying bas- ketball team. The Wolverines, a constant source of irritation to the Boiler- makers…

… defense thwart- ed almost every Boilermaker scor- ing effort, as Purdue failed to col- lect a single marker the rest of the way. Offense Stalled Meanwhile, the Wolverine of- fense was slowed up a bit, too…

…, in the final five minutes as the two clubs continually raced up and down the court. Capt. Bob Har- rison, the Wolverine big gun with 13 points, tossed in a charity shot to stretch the score to 41…

…, and virtually sew up a spot on Uncle Sam's Olympic team. However, Fonville's perform- ance, and that of Herb Barten, Wolverine middle-distance star, who romped to surprisingly easy victories in both the…

… blue ribbons, and tied for two others. Duff, himself, accounted for clear- cut victories in the high and low hurdles and broad jump, and dead-locked with Wolverine Ed Ulvested for first place in the pole…

… vault to personally rack up 19 of OSU's markers. . It was the Wolverines ineptitude in the hurdles and dashes which spelled their doom. The Buckeyes walked off with firsts in both tim- ber-topping events…

… position in the broad jump, which, coupled with Ulvestad's win in the pole- vault gave the Wolverines a pret- ty fair representation in the pits. Val Johnson picked up a pair of seconds in the 60 and 440…

…AR-Stu Wilkins downfield block in front of Jack Weisenburger in the In- diana tilt. . FT. 0 2 4 0 0 1 0 0 7 F. 0 1 1 3 0 0 1 1 7 U pthegrove Paces Wolverines As Mates Gather Seven Firsts MINNEAPOLIS. Feb. 23--P…

… and an unseen boy friend had been writing. Gilbert and Sullivan: Full re- hearsal of Pinafore, 7 p.m., Mich- igan League. Meeting of all execu- tives of the society at the same time. Wolverine Club…

… Problems," 5:45 p.m. WPAG. Prof. Joseph Maddy, interview on his fight against Petrillo, 4:30 p.m., WHRV. Wolverine Club-7 p.m., League. Public Administration - Prof. Samuel D. White, Seminar, 8 p.m. West…

… of 21 and 35 bursts forth in an array of successful projects that could even make the mighty Wolverines jealous. For in the past year the JC has scored 23 'games' won with no losses. In state awards…

… his room, gathered up the tickets, and took them to the League, where he turned them over to Wolverine Club officers. Exit Lewis. From 7, to 8 p.m. the tickets stayed at the League. When the meeting…

… hours before distribution time. Obviously the Wolverine Club does not possess the needed com- petence to fairly distribute these precious tickets to the student body in an impartial manner. This is not…

… cent of the male stu- dent body at the most. Why should the Wolverine Club allow some of them first choice on bas- ketball tickets and leave the re- maining 90 per cent to fight it out for what is left…

… be- came a valuable addition to the Wolverine natators. The tow- headed Gus took second in the NCAA 440-yd. freestyle and gained a place on the 1947 Collegiate All- American Swimming Team. Matt Mann…

…) then it will be assured a tie. If on the other hand, the Buckeyes keep up their pace and drop Michigan then Iowa will have an excellent chance to take the championship. Wolverine Puksters Set For Two…

… Collegiate Athletic Association tournament tonight at the Coliseum when the Wolverines meet the Tigers of Colorado Col- lege in the first of a two game weekend series. Colorado has clinched the far- western…

… over the Wolverines in the history of the series. The affair promises to be nip and tuck down to the final tape with both squads evenly matched on paper, Pair of Aces Micshigan coach Ken Doherty Ivory…

…. { .. ?:: >:# ; .{ . ' y v G:b X k% "., .2 $f k?:fir .'f'.', :'y y, , . 4- on three previous occasions with the MSC ace winning twice and the Wolverine captain finishing ahead once. Barten will also run in the mile and…

… mile relay. Shifts Personnel In an attempt to secure every possible point, the Wolverine men- tor is planning on a little shift- ing of personnel. Bob Thomason who ran the half last week will be switched…

…, Ohio State coach, called the Wolverines "a better team than Iowa." Commenting further on this year's down-to-the-wire hoop race in the Big Nine, the Buck- eye mentor stated that, in his opinion, Michigan…

… Wolverines a 38- 34 lead and insure them of at least a tie. But a tie wasn't good enough as the freestyle relay quartet really poured it on and wrote finis to the Buckeye streak in a fine 3:31.1 timing…

… were con- Winter, f ... .,.,......1 1 1 tent to trade points with the Wol- Jacobs, f..........0 0 0 verines boosting their lead as El- - - - . Iil I 4qr i r PETE ELLIOTT . tops Wolverine scorers…

… WHEN REPAIRING FOOTWEAR Wolverine Gymnasts Defeat Taroons,_Badgers at Chicago s e . Elliott (continued from Page 1) Ca pCruht as a result-T HE SCORE IS HIGH. in favor of Fileccia Bros. SERVICE WITHIN…

… Nine dual com- petition as they tied the Ohio State mat squad 14-14 today in the Buckeye gymnasium. It was Captain Bob Betzig who paced the Wolverines, pinning Buckeye John Summa in the 165 pound class…

… Wolverines on top for the first time in the match. In the deciding match of the meet, Carl Abell, Buckeye heavy- weight, defeated Wes Teboau 6-0, giving the Ohio Squad their 14- 14 tie. The Buckeyes drew first…

… blood in the match as Bob Dieli, at 121 pounds, gained a 6-3 decision over Wolverine Byron Dean, with Dieli clinching his match on superior riding ability. Michigan, however, came right back to tie up the…

…. UN 1 In the best match of the day, meeting and finished the western George Curtis came through for conference season with six victor- the Wolverines with a narrow 10- ies and six defeats. Indiana's 3…

…94 TIlE MICIADN ILiAY MS wimmers Face Spartans Friday Night MSC Seeks Initial Win Over Wolverines Michigan's powerful swimming team will put its unblemished rec- ord on the line this Friday night…

… when the Wolverines take on i Michigan State's natators in the East Lansing pool. Though the meet will be anti- climatic after the OSU affair last weekend, it should supply some excellent spectator…

… Schalon, the Wolverine varsity will have a nuc- leus of four lettermen on which to build. In addition to Schalon, who is defending Western Confer- ence champ, Katzenmeyer has ' Bill Barclay, National…

…- sons why the Wolverines can boast of having a stellar defense. The record books show it in a Very definite manner. Michigan has had a total of 556 points tallied against them, while the closest rival…

… ball-hawk, which gave the Wolverines possession of the ball and the chance to make those oh- so-necessary points. Morrill wasn't the only Wolver- ine sub to come through when the chips were down. Boyd Mc…

… er-mainly because of Lloyd Duff. Duff, Ohio's amazing all-round man is expected to cop points in four events. The Wolverines, with Herb Bar- ten and Charlie Fonville are ex- pected to be right up among…

…-western teams, Minne- sota and Michigan Tech. The Wolverines battered the Gophers in three out of four games and thus far has dropped the Tech- men in two games. The final two games of the season will see Michi…

… George Walker and Northwest-3 ern's Bill Porter with the Wild- cat ace getting the nod in both the highs and lows. The mile relay should go to the Wolverines with OSU close by at the finish. Without Herb…

… be count- decided whether to accept the ed out of the race. On the con- NCAA invitation or that of the trary, the Wolverines toppled National Invitational Tourna- mighty Purdue and barely lost ment. to…

…, and new row, has tallied more points in strength here would enhance the Big Nine cage play than any of Wolverine chances immensely. ,his Michigan teammates. I -- - _ _ ----- - - Tops Scorers traight…

… Season Only Otlhers'To Reach 1iferelce 41 Olll)etitioll S 7 S V i i t F' r ,ti f1 t The flashy Wolverine forward picked up a total of 145 points in a dozen Conference tussles-.. good for a game average…

…, The same evening Capt a Bob Harrison, All -Cnmference gua'rd, tossed in only six points to finish second with 140 tallies. 1h'r.iso, however, leads the wolverines in ov--r-all -coling, vhich inciludes…

… will be broadcast by WPAG-FM. Tech Beaten Twia2 # Engineer Coach Eddie Maki will bring his charges south in an at- tempt to revenge the early season losses to the Wolverines at Houghton and the rough…

…\Michigan's teams split a pair of games, the Wolverines winning the first, 3-1, and losing the second by the identical count. Since the 9-8 ;nd 4-0 defeats j handed to the Techmen by Vic Heyliger's veteran team, the…

…-of-town tilts. Mc- Intosh accounts for this by say- ing, "I seem to tighten up trying to play better in front of friends." ARE YOU UNAWARE OF UNDERWEAR? the title. Although the Wolverine wrestlers boast only a…

… stated that since the entire Michigan wrestling team will be competing in their rightful classes, the Wolverine chances of success are the best they've been all season. Pre-meet favorites are: Purdue, Iowa…

… game seen here this season, Michigan took an easy 7-4 victory over Michigan tTech last night at the Coliseum. Jack McDonald, Wolverine net- minder, played one of the finest games of his career as he…

… kicked out 35 Tech shots. u Three men entered the penalty box before four and a half min- utes had gone by; Abbie Maki, 'Tech defenseman, , for hooking, Connie Hill, Wolverine Defense- ,man, for cross…

… score. Then came the prettiest play of the evening. With Ross Smith in the box for board checking, the Wolverines stole the puck during a Tech rush, and McMillan and Renfrew came in on a lone Engi- neer…

… the Wolverine net to center Paul Kar- iniemi, who whipped the puck by McDonald. Grant Ends Souring Grant concluded the Mize and Blue scoring at 13:23 on a peculiar play. Gacek's shot was blocked and…

… Michigan State in the Bt'tzig Wiis final basketball game of the sea- Captain Bob Betzig took revenge son tonight at Yost Field House. on his first conqueror of the sea- Coach Ozzie Cowles's Wolverines will…

… total of 24 was one more than that of the second place trio. Wolverine Jim Smith brought home the only slice of bacon for, the Maize and Blue as he out-I pointed Miles Taylor of North- western 8-1 for the…

…- les. Captain Herb Barten was big gun for Michigan, winning both mile and the half mile. The Wolverines other win came in the shot put when Charlie Fon- ville tossed the shot 56 feet 3 1/8 inches. His…

…, Walker failed and Duff performed brilliantly. Running by far the finest race of his career Barten beat out Wisconsin's Don Gehrman in the mile, in the phenomenal time of 4:15.9. The Wolverine kept in the…

… lost 25 yards on his competitors. The Wolverines were never able to make up the deficit and finished that distance behind at the finish. Illinois grabbed a second by two feet over Minnesota. The Buckeye…

… quarter compos- ed of Russ Owen, Bill Wittaker, Bill Clifford and Jerry Cogwell was clocked at 3 minutes, 21 seconds. Wolverine Tom Dollan got in on a four way tie in the high jump with a leap of 6 feet, 2…

…'s editionk of the NCAA basketball play-offs at Madison Square Gardens it will be the fourth appearance for the dynamic Wolverine coach who has lifted the Michigan cage squad from a second division outfit to…

… groupings.) G A DEN KNOW-HOW: Cowles Takes Fourth Trip To NCAA Cage Tourney_ HERB BARTEN ... leads Wolverine attempts Pole Vault-Tom Bennett, Wis- consin, and Harry Cooper, Minne- sota, tied for first 13…

… covered) By MURRAY GRANT Having swept through a strenu- ous dual meet season with miracu- lous ease, the Wolverine swimming team now faces the task of re- 4gaining the Western Conference crown it lost to…

… finals of the 1500-meter freestyle will open the meeting, and here the Wolverines have their greatest concentration of strength. Matt .Mann III is the leading Michigan hope having turned in a 19…

… Tittle in this sprint and all three of these tanksters are ca- pable of qualifying for the fi- nals. In the 150-yard backstroke it should be all Harry Holiday, for the Wolverine Captain is looked upon as…

… cannot be over- looked. Art Johnson, a consistent 1:40 backstroker will be the other Wolverine entered in this event. Bob Sohl, another "sure- thing" in his specialty, the 200- yard breaststroke, may…

… expect the strongest bid to dethrone him from Carter of Purdue. 'the angular Boilermaker pushed Sohl to the fastest time of his career when the two met earlier this year. Wolverines Irv Einbinder and Bill…

… evening between halves of 18. the Michigan State-Michigan Announcement of the Wolverine basketball game. He received a special trophy from the Chi- cage opponent was made yesterday cago Tribune for being…

… cost $2.50 each foiseats in the end arena, while the better pews in the mezzanine sell for $350. 'There are tournament tickets also available for the March 20 NCAA contests, Don Weir, Wolverine ticket…

…'Cindermen Strong Threat fit Reltty Meet Wolverine Gym Team Ready For Weekend Conference Meet (EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the last in a series of three articles dealing with the forthcoming western Con- ference…

… swimming championships and Michigan's chances of dethroning Ohio State.) By MURRAY GRANT Tonight at 8:00 p.m. Coach Matt Mann and his Wolverine natators will begin their all-out attempt to recapture the…

… pivotal races in these down-to-theiwire meet- ings and the Wolverines will have a difficult task assigned to them in their attempt to cap- ture the 400-yard freestyle re- lay. A Maize and Blue team consist…

… Ohio State barely lost a decision, to him. Don Benson of Minnesota is. also a threat as are Keith Carter of Purdue and Bill Zemer of the Buckeyes. Other Wolverines en- tered in the 100 will be Kogen…

… on a new head, that of Mich- igan. If experts predictions are correct the Wolverines should take the title with about 72 points, while Ohio State should.be just off the pace with about a 64 point total…

… id f r Con By ROG GOELZ Coach Ozzie Cowles answered a lot of questions regarding the coming Holy Cross game that have been bothering Wolverines cage followers in an interview for the Michigan Daily…

… yesterday. The Michigan mentor, first of all, explained that he was satis- field with the selection of Holy Cross as the Wolverines first round opponent in the NCAA east- ern play-offs. He stated that the…

… spree BASKETBALL SCOREIS W. Kentucky 68, LaSalle 61 St. Louis 69, Bowling Green 53 (Madison Square Garden Invi- tational Tournament) the outcome of the Wolverine's first appearance in an NCAA play- off…

…, but stated that he felt Michi- gan could win the game if they turned in a performance equal to those of the road games against Purdue, Illinois and Minnesota. The Wolverines are treating the Holy Cross…

… believed that Michigan would take advan- tage of this shorter court and would not be out-scored by an eastern club on 'that factor. The next question tossed in the direction of the Wolverine coach concerned…

…. Coach Cowles was not concerned over the fact that the Wolverines S t , 1iehy might be at a disadvantage in the Bill Snn i0, Srl pr Garden which has no ban on spec- tator smoking and has been pi- Speei to…

… dealt with Tale Fourth, Fifth the method of selecting officials IThe Wolverines took the for the NCAA games. two places, with Gus Stager g Coach Cowles explained that ing the fourth slot in 20:42.4 four…

… this ev teen years, will attempt the al- would give the Wolverines a most impossible feat of wresting point bulge. the Big Nine title from under the Michigan superiority in talented noses of Minnesota…

… RP Bill in Late PRICE FIVE CENTS ession M'Mlermen Cop Big Nin Third Major Crown Falls To ichigan Wolverines Take Three Seconds By MURRAY GRANT IOWA CITY, Ia., March 13- Iowa and Ohio State set the…

… rec- ords here in the 38th Western Conference championships, but it was the game and steady crew of Wolverine swimmers that had it when it counterl as they recap- tured the coveted title by ekeing out a…

… squad, wit hIllinois second, and the Wolverines far back in the totals to capture third place. Wisconsin and Ohio State followed Michigan in that order. Schoendube was the only Mich- igan gymnast to place…

… tumbling crovn, but was Schoendube's sterling work was again close pressed:by Pat- on the trampoline. ton. Joe Fina of Illinois Finished Although the Wolverines fig- third. ured in pre-meet dope to take The…

… Wolverine Coach Newt LokMT1 State second, to score the Buck's only points, and Len Bralower of praisedi satt butedpterorance Illinois took show honors. Minnesota to the superior experi- The flying rings event…

…"te y committee.I\3 EVANSTON, Ill. March 13-(, Opponents Shatter Records, But Wolverine Depth Wins f Cont inued from Page 1) -___ dmark of 2:29.2 with a sizzling Harlan to virtually wrap the 2…

… push to clinch the win. Heusner was clocked in 4:56.7 to continue the record smashing tactics but the several points picked up by the Wolverines gave them a commanding 15 point lead with only the high…

…-yard run in 49.9 Lanky Bill Porter, Jackson, seconds to give the Wolverines Mich., youth representing North- a fourth place ranking in the w .estern equalled the University still tvemlptp Tpp hiv…

… on the sub- ject "Action of Alkali on the Starch - Iodine Complex," Wed., March 17, 4:15 p.m., Rm. 303, Chemistry Bldg. WIHO? WHEN? WHERE? at The Wolverine WHO? Jackie Ward as Vocalist with TOM Mc…

…- mentary houses. at The Wolverine EmN WHO? Jackie Ward as Vocalist 1. Merely write, in the blank car- toon balloons above, your answers to the questions. Mail your entry to the address given elsewhere in…

… sedan. Radio, good condition. Phone R. Wei- gle, 4145, Rm. 0-12. )93 You Should Know that the Wolverine LOST last week, "Clebar" wrist watch. Reward. 247 Hinsdale, phone 2-4591. )6 LOST: Violin in brown…