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… Hawkeyes at the University of Iowa pool today. The busy Wolverine natators conclude their trip with a meet against Iowa State at Ames, Iowa, Monday evening. The Iowa team, headed by Cap- tain Lincoln Hurring…

…, could easily surprise the favored Wolverines. In its opener against Illinois, Iowa got off to a brilliant start by set- ting four pool records, whipping the Illini, 50-43. Hurring Stars for Iowa Besides…

…. -- Michigan's gymnastics team toppled defend- ing National Collegiate Champion Illinois, 57-55, here last night. - It was the first time in eight years thatthe Wolverine gymnasts had defeated the highly…

… meet out of the fire. The Wolverines have now com- piled two victories in their two Conference starts and will be bid- ding for their third straight against Indiana at Bloomington to- night. "The…

… the meet in the free exercise event with 272 points, while Nick Wiese greatly aided the Wolverine cause by plac- ing first in the flying rings with a score of 259. Gagnier and Wiese finished sec- ond…

…THE MICHIGAN DAILY FRI Skating ueen Hurt 7°~ America's Tenley Albright Dims Championship Hopes I MSU SWIMMING COACH McCAFFREE AND JOHN DUDECK Wolverine Swimmers, MSU Clash Tomorrow CORTINA D…

… at Michigan State's powerful nata- tors tomorrow night in a dual- meet at the Wolverines' home pool. In their first meeting earlier this month, the Spartans whipped Michigan easily, 76-63. But this was…

… night for their second victory over the Maple Leafs in as many nights. verines and their other compett- tion. The Wolverines, meanwhile, are depending on individual perform- ances from swimmers like the…

… Ernie McCoy, who resigned to become athletic direc-; tor at Pennsylvania State Tegch- ers College, Perigo replaced the Wolverines' slow deliberate offense with his own fast, high-shooting, brand of…

… in the Big Ten. This was evidenced last year by the squad's 74-58 upset of Iowa's NCAA semi-finalists. He believes that things may be-' come even brighter for the com- paratively small Wolverine team…

… Host Fun dRaising 11 I-> Wolverines Ready To Meet! Undefeated Olympic Team (Continued from Page 1) Fort William squad, 7-4, at Duluth. Michigan is like-wise finally under a full head of steam. Hold…

… Meet title by edging the Wolverines 76-63. The host Spartans capitalized on their sprinters to capture four first places in an all relay contest. Handicapped by Sprints Michigan was handicapped by the…

… Wehner, and John O'Reilly. Coach Gus Stager said that in general he was satisfied with the team's performance. However, he did not feel that the meet was much of an indication of the- Wolverine's strength…

… quickly in his field. His specialty has become middle distance men. The Wolverine dis- tance medley relay team set and then broke its own world indoor record and set a world outdoor mark. His men also set…

…15, 1956 THE MICHIGAN DAILY Icers Whip Gophers; Cagers, Gymnasts Pucksters Hold League Dominance (Continued from Page 1) The Wolverines came close to breaking the game wide open on two occasions…

… Wildcats' big scorers at bay and stifled their efforts to climb back into the con- test. Hoping to continue their role as Conference dark horse the Wolverines ill engage Wisconsin at Madison Monday evening…

…. 4 i RON KRAMYR . . . 34 points --Daily-Dick Gaskill WOLVERINE goalie Lorne Howes sprawls on the ice to block a Minnesota shot in action at the Coli- seum last night. Both Howes and Gopher goalie…

… squad received another rude jolt as it was hand- ed a 21-16 loss at the hands of an underdog University of Illinois team here yesterday. It was the Wolverines' third straight loss in dual meet com…

… competition, he lost a close 3-2 decision to Robert Alexander after trying In- diana's Denny Krick the day be- fore. The Wolverine's next match will be against Purdue, February 3, and the team is optimistic as…

… Michigan cashed in heavily in the high-board diving with Char- lie Bates, taking first on 258.6 points, followed closely by the Wolverines' John Narcy. Iowa's points came from four big first places, two of…

… Teach- er's College ace, who won with a very creditable leap of 6'5%,". The Wolverines' Eeles Landstrom turn- ed in the best pole vault-14'- with former Olympic vaulter George Mattos taking second with 13…

…' & YAq.XEM VI/L. LALV1. IVO."Y Wolverines Stop Wildcats, 94-76 Detroit 's Newspap er Strike Settled Kramer Goes On 34-Point Spree To Set New Michigan Scoring Mark Special To The Daily 4…

… EVANSTON, Ill.-Paced by Ron Kramer's record-breaking 34 points, the Michigan basketball squad topped Northwestern 94-76 last night in McGaw Memorial Field House. The victory kept the Wolverines in the thick…

… past MacCarten only to have it hit the pipe and bounce away. The partisan Michigan crowd warmed up to the situation and called for a Wolverine goal as the second period opened. Dick Dunni- gan brought…

…- maker defenders. They made it 4~ very hard for the Wolverines to get away a good shot, and were continually batting the ball. As Purdue tired, Michigan started to roll. Wildcats Next Gagnier Takes Five…

… the swimming team, placed sec- Gagnier, the Wolverines also plac- ond. Nick Wiese of the Wolver- ed Chico San Antonio and Norm ines was third. This, incidentally, Niedermeier in the top three. was the…

… Northwestern, .... 0 2 .000 Wisconsin........0 3 .000 By DAVE RORABACHER The valiant Wolverine grapplers, weakened by injuries and ineligi- bilities fell from their lofty heights with a resounding crash last…

… swift counter-move-were used to full effectiveness by the Panther star. John Heald's failure to make the 147 pound division automati- cally caused the Wolverines to forfeit five points. The losses of Jack…

…THE MCIUGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 19'56 THE MICHIGAN DAILY SATURDAY, JANUARY 21, 1956 M' Gymnasts to Host Minnesota *IECEAS flD' Wolverines Seek to Extend Streak; Loken Rates Gophers Equal…

… afternoon at 4:15 p.m. Coach Newt Loken will send his squad against his former alma mater, hoping the Wolverines will be able to duplicate their feats of last week when they handed losses to Illinois and…

… Maxwell-Mike Bu- chanan suspension to be decided one way or the other within two weeks. This will mean that the two Wolverine hockey stars should know their eligibility status by Michigan's next WIHL series…

… to be one of the closest dual meets this season. The clash will be a return engagement .for the Wolverines with the Spartans. The latter barely won the first Big Ten Invita- tional Relays over Michigan…

… the time." Lack of consistency and ex- cessive fouling have been two of the Wolverines' biggest drawbacks during the season. If one man was hot, the rest weren't or if the RIGHT AT YOUR DOOR Anywhere…

…--.- .- -.... - - -- - - - - - - - - - - - - -- (continued from page 1) WIHL SCORES Michigan Tech 4, Minnesota Colorado College 2, Denver 0 2 on Howes on a hard shot from the left side of the Wolverine defen- sive zone. About eleven minutes later, Gra…

… in on a loose puck only seconds later, only to have Schiller come out to the blue line to bat it away. Within 50 sec- onds, the Wolverines had been slapped with two penalties and were forced to play…

… opinion, before, Michigan's basketball team is defi- nitely not "down and out" in the Big Ten. In the game here last night, the Wolverines played a highly rated Minnesota team to a 71-71 stand- still at the…

… j ump shot, and it swished through. Minnesota took a wild desperation heave which missed and the game was Michigan's-its first Confer- ence win. To set up these last minute dramatics, the Wolverines…

… Gordon Lasilla's scoring attempt, symbolizes the frustration to which Michigan State was subjected in last night's 3-1 Michigan victory. Wolverine Icers Trip Spartans, 3-1 Kendall's Hat TrickSparks Victory…

… Wolverines to be in top form as they pre- pare for their battle with the United States Olympic team in Detroit on Wednesday. In last night's action the Olympic team narrowly edged Minnesota, 3-2. Tom Rendall…

…'s hat trick, the Wolverines' first of the season, accounted for all of Michigan's the fastest action of the season, scoring and brought the sell-out Michigan's icers once again low- crowd screaming to…

… Wolverine defenseman Bob Pitts lost his footing and slipped to the ice. This left Bob Schiller See SHARP, page 3 gra-II, VI n IVyU VIC a- year basis." President Eisenhower said in his State of the Union…

… the final horn. Volleys of shots, brilliant saves, fights, scrambles, brawls, lighting fast plays, pin- point passing-all were profusely present in the two hour spectacle. The Wolverines pressed the at…

… thrilling 3-2 overtime victory over Michigan State here last night. Sophomore N e il McDonald's close-up shot from in front of the State goal at 3:52 of the sudden- death overtime period gave the Wolverines…

… State's revitalized offense tied the score and completely outshown the Wolverines. Senior vying Dave Hendrickson and junior center Gene Grazia were the scoring stars of the drive. Michigan's first score…

… his stomach after having kicked away two hard shots. The lanky Wolverine captain got the dribbling rebound on the tit of his stick and lofted it high and away from the prostrate netmind- er. The period…

… upset as they clash with Iowa this afternoon at 2:00 at Yost Field House before the CBS television cameras. Not only the loyal Michigan fans, but the nation, will be tuned in on the Wolverine efforts to…

… def6at a powerful Iowa squad..Lo- cal viewers can pick up the game on WJBK-TV, Channel 2. Iowa, according to pre-season ratings and personnel, will be the toughest team the Wolverines The Unknown…

… Osterhout WOLVERINE CAPTAIN Bill MacFarland takes a shot at Michiigan State goalie Ed Schiller in last night's action at Demonstration Hall in East Lansing. Michigan won, 5-2, in the first of the two- game…

… that. Michigan completely dominated last night's contest before 2,130 fans until the third period when the Spartans were finally able to tally twice. The Wolverines had jumped off to a 4-0 lead in the…

… game. Wolverine coach Vic Heyliger credited goalie Ed Sch- iller of Michigan State with pre- venting the sluggish Spartans from being "entirely routed." Sch- iller had 26 saves for the evening. Michigan…

…. Rendall Scores Less than two minutes later, Rendall converted a 25-foot solo shot from the left side of the net for the Wolverines' second goal. The Spartan defense was com- pletely outmaneuvered with no…

… one, except Schiller, between Ren- dall and the goal. The Wolverines controlled the puck for the rest of the period and See DUNNIGAN, Page 4 U.S. Asks Reparation Of Russians Charges for Plane Shot Down…

…. Ready to assist is Wolverine teammate Randy Tarrier y(23). Kramer's 15 points helped Michigan to a 74-67 victory. Michigan Hopsters Whip Purdue,74-6 7 By JI[M BAAD A second half surge and a sharp…

… the second half that Michigan showed signs of begin- ning to move. Early in the period for the first time as Shearon be- gan to find the range, and the Wolverine defense began to tighten up, Lead See…

…-Sawed The edge see-sawed back and forth until about eight minutes to go in the game. Again Shearon pushed the Wolverines ahead, stealing the ball and going the length of the court to put in a lay-up. This…

… proved. to be the turning point, as other Wolverines began to find the shooting range. Tom Jorgensen and Ron Kramer each threw in several baskets as Michi- gan opened up a seven point lead, 66-59, and then…

…,000 Michigan students who made the journey here tonight seemed disappointed but not crushed, in watching the precision-like play of the Olymp- ians submerge the Wolverines' NCAA champions. STATISTICS FIRST…

… night's action in Detroit. In the back- ground can be seen two members of the Wolverine first line--- Wally Maxwell (10) and Bill MacFarland (7). Defenseman Bob Schiller also moves in on the play as the…

… Victor Spree Special To The Daily MADISON, Wis.-Michigan's basketball bubble burst last night. After winning three straight in Conference competition, the Wolverines were dropped, 69-58, by a fighting…

…, the Wolverines, led by Pete Tillotson's five field goals and brilliant re- bounding, staged numerous sec- ond-half rallies but were unable to come closer than eight points to the Badger quintet. The…

… Olympic games. Olympians Impressive The Wolverines had nothing to be ashamed of in losing tothe well -coached Olympic s qu ad. Coach Johnny Mariucci's Olymp- ians divided their scoring four ways in the…

… by pushing the puck past Olympic goalie Don Rigazio at 17:31 of the middle period. Ex-Wolverine -goalie "Ike" Ikola was sick and did not dress. The Wolverines started slowly, but showed increasing…

… Cavendar's position as conductor of the Wolverine Band. Trechnic A special automotive issue of the Michigan Technic is on sale today in the Engineering Arch. The magazine features new and proposed…

… progress Fine quality Tabbed the 'greatest of all Michigan swimming teams,' the 1935 Wolverines were loaded with stars-and they showed their mettle in five record-shattering performances in a dual meet in…

… of 2:26.2 for the 200-yard breast stroke. The old American mark of 2:29.2 by Yale's Walter Savell went down the Iowa pool's drain. So did Savell's intercollegiate mark of 2:29. The Wolverines weren…

… the Michigan Union. Good seats may also be purchased at the Olympia. The exhibition will be the most important for the Wolverine icers since Dec. 16, 1948, when Michigan scuttled Toronto, 12-1, before…

…'s classy See WOLVERINES, Page 3 Bar Exams 'Under Fire LANSING (A)-A 23-man grand jury was ordered created yester- day to investigate charges of cheating and bribery in connec- tion with the state bar examina…

… WPAG, Channel 20. In the 32-game rivalry with the Spartans, the Wolverines have won 30, lost one, and tied one. The only time the Spartans have defeated Michigan was back in 1927. MSU was able to hold…