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… Fliers * * * * * * * Wolverines Win Cage Game, 71-56; Icers Tie * * Cable Seeks Montreal (~) Court Team Easily Downs Butler Squad Barron, Eaddy Lead 'M' With 16 Points By DON LINDMAN…

… Michigan guards Don Eaddy and JimBarron scored 16 points apiece last night to lead the Wolverine basketball team to an easy 71-65 win. over an outclassed Butler squad. Although playing listless ball dur- ing…

… in the second half as the Wolverines were unable to halt the 6'-3" Bulldog star. Obviously not emotionally up for the tilt, Coach Bill Perigo's crew played exceptionally well when they had to, but…

… Butler failed to press the Wolverines during most of the game. A fast-breaking offense and a vir- tually airtight defense built up 10- 4 and 27-12 leads in the first half, which ended with Michigan holding…

… a 32-16 advantage. As the half was drawing to a close, however, the Wolverine offense became slipshod at times and continued to be so in the second half, which was an en- tirely different story…

…F 10 and 11 points of Wolverines on two occasions, but Perigo's menc were equal to the challenge -andt quickly increased their lead bothr times.t Eaddy, netting five baskets int the first half, led a…

… Butler included several baskets made in this manner. Cagers Win, 86-70;P" Burton Ra'cks Up 38, By JIM BENAGH Last year at this time a pack of Bulldogs defeated a band of Wolverines in a battle that upset…

… the "law of the wild." However, last evening the Wolves showed that things are status quo again-with just one fact: Michigan's Wolverines 86, Butler's Bulldogs 70, And the wildest Wolverine of all in…

… be added, reservations may still be made. All other trains, including the eastbound New York Special (3:15 p.m.) and the Wolverine (6:32 p.m.), for New York City and Bos- ton, will carry extra…

… PROF. LESLIE A. WHITE ... anthropology Wolverine Top McGill By AL SINAI Michigan's recovering ice squad, led by the inspired play of Bob White and Gary Mattson, staged a goal parade as they routed a…

… -Daily-Dean Morton 1XICIlIGAN HOOPS'TERS, ICERS ROMP-At left Wolverine Goalie Lorne Michigan handed the Redmen their second consecutive loss, 7 to 2. At Wolverine cagers coast 101 to 71. -Daily…

…-Dean Morton Howes makes a stop on an oncoming McGill player, as right, 'M' center Harvey Williams lays one up, as the Wolverines Sweep IcCage Tilts j: ... TT l rip President Hatcher also IHC because it…

… position, and slammed the disc into the right hand corner of the nets. The first period was "all Michi- gan." Tihe spirited Wolverines showed the same explosive offense that helped win Friday's contest, 4…

… year. "It seemed too immense," she comments now, "I couldn't under- five, 101-71, before a crowd of 3,100 at Yost Field House last night. By going over the century mark, the Wolverines established a new…

… from' 15 feet out, his only basket of the night. Six Wolverine cagers scored in double figures. Eaddy, a fleet 5-10 guard, was the high scorer of the game as he whipped in nine field goals out of 17…

… tries from the field, was deadly with a one-handed jump shot. Jim Barron and Tom Jorgen- son notched 16 tallies, Harvey Wil- liams picked up 14 and Groffsky 12 points. See WOLVERINES, Page 3 SGC Q1…

…-2, By STEVE SALZMAN A sudden death overtime goal by Deny er's Jim Brown beat Mich- igan, 3-2, last night before a noisy crowd at the Coliseum. After the Wolverines went ahead in the third period, Denver…

… night's loss lowered the successive saves on shots from Wolverines further below the .500 Switzer and McDonald. mark, their record now stands at Michigan's inability to get a one win and three losses in…

… PA Wolverine Cagers Trounce Pitt in Opener, 75- C 'I Guards Star in Easy Upset Winl Mins ters T Ao% Panthers' Guard Scores 28 Points By JIM BENAGH Berlin -Daily-Peter Anderson STRICTLY FOR…

… seconds later with the Wolverines win- ning their season opener, 75-55. HEARING THURSDAY: CityCounil itPostpones Urban RenewalAc tion By PHIIP MUNCK City Council last night put off action on Urban Renewal…

… Wolverines a lead they never surrendered. Miller was held to a mere three points as the Panthers swept over the Wolverines, 72-62, last Decem- ber. He scored 11 last night. Team Win However, it was a real team…

… minutes from the game's start. M' Leads Michigan led, -5, and was never threatened by Hennon again. Wolverine points flowed easily after that point, too, with Miller passing for assists to Burton, Tid- well…

… and Lee as they scored the next three baskets. These goals, combined with free throws by Tidwell and Miller, gave the Wolverines a 17-10 edge and prompted Coach Bill Perigo to say after the game: "That…

… take out a peti- tion. Interviewing is done by the SL Cabinet which selects members of Men's Judic. Michigan Cagers Down Pi*tt, 85-78 Wolverines Blow Early Lead, Then Stage Rally in Final Quarter To Win…

… By DAVE LIVINGSTON Wolverine cagers blistered the nets with -31 points in the final period last night to erase an eight-point deficit and whip Pitts- burgh, 85-78, before a cheering Yost Field House…

… the decisive fourth stanza began, Codwell poured in a one- hander and a free throw in the first 30 seconds to narrow the margin to five points and initi- ate the Wolverine rally. Pitt's Mickey Zernich…

… opening hockey game of the season, but. it ended more like a back-lot brawl. When the smoke cleared, the Michigan pucksters were out in front 6-1 and on the scoreboard the Wolverines had taken the first…

… defen- sive zone turned into a free-for- all. After the altercation sinimered down, Alex McClellan and Telly Mascarin of the Wolverines, as well as Wally Behan and Charles Lundberg, St. Lawrence defense…

…,000 cheering fans. The goal-hungry pack of Wolverines erupted for five big goals in the second period to wrap up its initial game in the new Western Intercollegiate Hockey Association. The- return match of these…

… two teams will be at 8 tonight on the Coliseum ice. Matecka, Bochen Score Twice The Wolverines continued to show a balanced attack as six play- ers dented the Colorado nets, paced by hard…

… opens its 1957-58 season tonight at the Coliseum in the first of a two-game series with the Canadians. This is the first Wolverine home sporting event of the winter sea- son. The meeting will be the…

… eleventh time a ,Michigan team has skated against the Redmen. To date in the series the Wolverines have won seven times while losing three. New Coach 'Tonight will mark the first time the Wolverines have…

…. Another holdover. from last sea- son is Keith Lawes, the third member of the 'forward unit. Mike Joyal will tend the nets for the visitors. IYoung Squad The Wolverines are faced with the problem of a young…

… over the netminding duties after the graduation of Lorne Howes last January, will be in goal for the Wolverines. Several rule changes announced by the NCAA Ice Hockey Rules Committee will be in effect in…

… fourth quarter of the Wolverine victory over Butler. Cagers Edge Butler, 84-77; Late Surge Brings Victory By JOHN HILLYER It took superior size and a 27-point splurge by sophomore George Lee to do it, but…

… Michigan's scrappy basketball team finally subdued red-hot Butler, 84-77, last night at Yost Field House. Catching fire in the latter portion of the second half, the Wolverines called on superior rebounding…

… third period scoring spree as it came from behind to whip the McGill Redmen, 5-2, before 2,500 fans at the Coliseum last night. The game was the Wolverines' last on home ice for the next two weeks as they…

… head west to- morrow. They will open league play a- gainst Colorado Tuesday and Wednesday and then play Den- ver Friday and Saturday. Changed Team. As the Wolverines took the ice to start the third…

… from 15 feet to push the Wolverines out ahead and virtually break McGill's back. Loose Puck The fourth goal came at 8:57. Don McIntosh raced around be- hind the McGill net with the puck, and then flipped…

… easily turned back Washington (Mo.) before 4,000 fans at Yost Fieldhouse last night, 88-58. The win was the third straight win for the Wolverines, who drop- ped their opening game to Pittsburgh. Washington…

… night. The Sioux played a hard checking game which the Wolverines were unable to crack. Ten minutes after the first goal was registered, the Nodaks scored again. This time the goal was made by Ed T…

… scarcities Western Hemisphere to modernize a session of the Senate Preparedness subcommittee.PARIS ( eme nt "The missil period spurt buried the Wolverines, 7-6 Denver's Captain Ed were reported in the islands…

… Britain, three-stage .missile. Dozzi, Denver handed the Wolverines a heartbreaking 7-6 defeat last Car u tlest pan have observers at the NATO tercontinental bombers and build n sful shot did much to night…

… requestt of GM officials.9 "No Reprisals" Promised t fA'Puck Squad, Beats Sioux, Wolverines Notch First League Win; Five Players Share Scoring Honors Special To The Daily GRAND FORKS, N.D.-An important 5…

… Wolverines outclassed completely a previously unbeaten North Dakota squad. The two teams will meet here again tonight for the last time this season in the second meeting of the two-point-per-game series. There…

… as undermanned and weak, the Wolverines proved to be exactly the opposite ,as they controlled the game for two periods with tight defensive hockey, and then blew the roof off the Coliseum with a…

… stunning three-goal uprising in the final Period. Leading the way for the youthful Wolverines was Jay Goold, who f tallied two goals, while teammates Neil Buchanan and Captain Bill U.S. Court rDismisses Du…

… assisted on Mul- few seconds after Mullen andj verine goalie Willard Ikola never len's goal in the third stanza. Wolverine defenseman Lou Pao- Aftr aslugis . tar ~ hatt had left the ice after saw prevented…

… the brilliant net- r After a sluggish start in cashing into the boards. minder from turning in a much- which the Wolverines were out- deserved shutout. played for the first ten minutes, Bert Dunn, the…

… the end of the initial per- dressing room for repairs. Since he turned in sparkling saves to" iod. Haas was in the penalty box at1 keep the puck out of the Wolver- the time, the Wolverines were keep…

…, footer to break the deadlock. The State Department announc- * * * Then Chin got into the act. ed that Ambassador Charles E. THE ONLY other Wolverine to Less than two minutes later, Bohlen made a special…

… Meet Tonight By PAUL GREENBERG Michigan's hockey team opens its 1952-1953 Midwest Hockey Lea- gue season tonight against Colo- rado College at Colorado Springs. The Wolverines, in the midst of an eleven…

…-2 record and were trailed by Michigan and Den- ver who tied for second with 9-3 marks. In the three meetings between Michigan and Colorado last year the Wolverines won two and the Tigers one. The final game…

… Valparaiso, * * court combine 95-56, in its Bus Trips There is still some space available on the Wolverine Club sponsored buses to Wil- low Run Airport which will leave at 12:15 p.m., 1:30 p.m., 2:45 p.m., 4…

… Chicago and another to New York and points East both of which leave this aft- ernoon. * * * AIR TRAVELERS took advan- tage of the Wolverine Club bus specials to Willow Run while oth- ers employed the Union…

… appeals to France to nego- ANN ARBOR, MICHIGAN, SATURDAY, DECEMBER 13, 1952 SIX PAGES ..Mr Wolverines Play Toronto Tonight Michigan Sextet To Battle with Blues For Retention of Thompson Gold Cup By BOB…

… MARGOLIN Vic Heyliger's Wolverine sextet will entertain the Toronto Blues at 8 o'clock tonight on the Coliseum ice with the Little Brown Jug of hockey at stake. The James Thompson Gold Cup, emblematic of the…

… nets for the Blues with Evan Leuty on hand to relieve him. THE WOLVERINES will be in excellent physical condition for tonight's contest against the rug- ged Blues. Coach Heyliger' re- ports that Doug…

… drove the ROKs off Little Nori and nearby Big Nori early last Thursday. Buses To Airport Will Run Friday The Wolverine Club will run special buses to aid the Christmas transportation problem to Willow Run…

…'s Blues, 6-4, in the Coliseum last night. Coupled with Friday's 4-1 tri- umph, last nght's hard fought Maize and Blue victory gave the Wolverines a sweep of the weekend series and possession of the re…

…- cently revived James C. Thomp- son trophy. THE WOLVERINES iced the game with three beautiful power play tallies inside of two minutes in the final stanza while Toronto was two players short and Michi- gan…

… the 82-nation assembly sought to meeting. Debate on Algeria entered t political committee. Representativ WOLVERINES SWEEP SERIES: Wolverine Hockey Team Smothers McGill, 8-2 By HAL APPLEBAUM Michigan…

… Friday night's 10-1 rout enabled the Wolverines to sweep the two-game series. Gary Mattson scored twice for the second night in a row to lead the Michigan scoring parade. Defenseman Scores Fluke Goal With…

… The Daily GRAND FORKS, N. D.-Michi- gan got off to a successful cam- paign in WIHL competition when the Wolverines smashed out a 3-1 victory over North Dakota here last night, before 5,000 fans. These…

… opening period. The Wolverines got off to a 2-0 lead after only 12 minutes of play had passed. From the start of the game, however, the Nodaks kept the pressure on Michigan's goalie, Ross Childs and the…

… defensemen. Last night's game was the league opener for both the squads, and the Wolverine victory marked a win for Coach Al Renfrew over the team he coached last season. Halfway through the first pe- riod…

… Wolverines even for the young season with a win and a loss. Tillotson was extremely' cold in the first half, scoring only four points. But in the second half he broke loose for 19 points in a span of eight…

…, Wright Tillotson wasn't the only star for the Wolverines. Forward M. C. Burton . and guard Bill Wright were big guns for Michigan.. With Burton hitting on jump shots from around the post and Wright hitting…

…Gill used Michigan's overanxiousness to its advantage last night asit edged the Wolverines, 3-2, in this season's hockey opener. The Maize and Blue wanted to win this one for their new coach, Al Renfrew, but…

… g in their fifth game, showed that experience does make a difference as they generally out- played Michigan. The Wolverines fought hard, but it wasn't enough as the Red- men tallied the winning goal…

… at 15:36 of the final period to clinch the game.I Defenseman Len S i g u r d s e n notched the tie-breaker on a drive from the Michigan Blue line. Fwhich was unintentionally screened by a Wolverine…

… suspended ih; two outstanding swimmers, Bert and Jack Wardrop, for "in- subordination." This was January 18, as the Wolverines lost by two slim points,, 52-50. But this unusual event, alone, did not make up…

… scored first j a definitebidfor the nomination ,Pagnol, author of the Broadway Colorado College, 7-5.hit"Fanie"i Michigan now moves on to but the Wolverines came right l the Michigan leigslator replied hit…

… before 3,500 fans at the Coliseum. The Wolverines and Toronto will close out their two-game series at 8 p.m. tomorrow night. Tickets for the contest will go on sale at the Athletic Administration Building…

…-checking, hard-pressing Toronto six capitalized on the tiring Wolverines in the last period and shaved the margin to one goal before the final horn sounded. Forwards Ed Switzer, Don McIntosh, and Jerry Karpinka…

… shots, displaying the nimbleness that earned him All-American rec- ognition last year. sored by the Wolverine CUlub anad a local bus company, is scheduled Ike Aids Nixon for Dec. 21 and Jan. 2. Buses…

… ended only in seemingly safe 3-1 lead for the Wolverines was dissappointment. A erased in the final Study Group To Propose New Plans By DICK SNYDER Student Government Council's structure study committee…

… play left, Denver center Jack Smith grabbed a loose puck in front of the Wolverine goal and batted it home to tie the score at 3-3. Only 25 seconds earlier Coach Neil Celley had pulled his star goalie…

… 10-minute climax. Both teams came close to scoring but not close enough. Wolverine scoring was divided between sophomores Wally Max- well and Ed Switzer, with the former getting two tallies. Unusually…

… Victors Gets First Goal I n41 Seconds By HANLEY GURWIN A determined Wolverine hockey team opened its season in a con- vincing manner last night as. Mi- chigan completely dominated play to turn back a Mc…

… first of his two tallies and the Wolverines second of the night at the 5:26 mark of the op- ening period. Less than three minutes later, Doug Philpdtt, who assisted on McFarland's gaol, bagged one of his…

… third line, netted two more goals, bring- ing the Wolverine total to six. See BIG, Page 2 BIG * * * THREE' DISCUSS SO lET POLICIES I BER UD. " 'Messiah' To Be Given Here Today Handel…

…, DECEMBER 21, 1951 FOUR PAGES i 'M' Cagers Lose; Icers Top Denver Northern IL .S. of Shivers Snow, Under Sleet, Ice * * * <"> * * * Wolverines Take Early Game Lead By BOB LANDOWNE Neil Celley…

…. Then at 9:21 John Matchefts sent the Wolverines on their way with the first of his two goals. Matchefts scored on a fifteen footer from the left side after being beautifully set up by wing- man John Mc…

…-0 record to its credit. They JIM SKALA ... Wolverine Captain * * * opened their season with two vic-' tories over Alma College, 56-49 and 60-57, earlier this week. COACH McCOY plans to take the full squad…

…- buildingprogram forhWolverine basketball squads. The team is composed of only one senior, four juniors, and ten freshmen and sophomores who will be playing Big Ten basketball for the first time this year. Tonight…

… the Wolverines will try to make it five victories against no setbacks in their competition with See QUINTET, Page 3 the General Assembly's president, States, Britain, France and Russia and their…

… only to see the apparent 4-4 tie they had gained turn into a 6-4 loss as Colorado College coun- tered with two goals in the final minutes of play. The Wolverines, although they dominated the entire game…

…-foot slap shot from a face off to the left of the Col- orado net. This seemed to charge up the Wolverines and for the next two minutes and 43 seconds they swarmed around Young. in an attempt to get back…

… on the Wolverine squad. The Wolverines had no real trouble in defeating Deleware, but they just couldn't open up a wide margin on the eastern visitors. One of the reasons was Blue Hen guard Jim Smith…

… pour through three consecutive vital screen shots from the foul circle- an effort that widened the Wolverine lead to 73-66 after it had been ---)reduced from 14 points to one GeorgeSees Cut in Taxes…

… lead from the start and was never headed de- spite several impressive Nebraska rallies. As early as 9:10 of the' first half, the Wolverines led by 13 points and the halftime score was 50-39. Kramer Nets…

…' olverines after a momentary defensive Carabins to tie the score earlier in isplayed sparkling defense while gar- - nering single goals in each of the l first two periods. Landry Stars The earlier Wolverine…

… house and riods, the Carabins returned to the ice for the final period and caught up to the Wolverines quickly. Landry picked up' the rebound of one of his shots at Howes and: flicked it past him for the…

… WOLVERINE TOM JORGENSON and Valparaiso center Bielke go up to get the rebound in the first quarter of last n basketball game which Michigan won by the lopsided sco 100-62. A C. A A P'tnte nu~~ of Berlin. The…

…- Years cnL-essonaleletios. owaavs re 5 tmerw~q n~uprfro so a foul shot, the Crusaders cut the J 1tA . .L1U1JUAY A. ..' fu ('0 .2 Wolverine lead to 9-6. Bobl Schmidt tallied on a short jump IFJ4e (1 shot…

…- mission on the short end df a 7-2 AT 15:I5 M ULLEN collected the bscore.Wolverine's fourth goal when he * * * bated in Pat Cooney's blocked shot. JI . yp - U J~V U U U 4 appear has ieen in almost con…

… .W-.fp." goalie, Bill Lucier took over in the IT CAME out of a scramble at into a five-power meeting to set- Michigan nets and the Wolverines the goal crease apparently McGill tle the Trieste problem…

… who were winners of the music school concerto contest. MICHIGAN SCALPED: Illinois Smothers Wolverines 96-66 By DICK LEWIS Special to The Daily CHAMPAIGN - They ran and they shot and they hustled all…

… the way, but the Wolverine cagers couldn't come close to power-laden Illinois in their meeting here last night. The highly-touted Illini, rated by many observers as the top col- lege outfit in the…

… dump the Wolverines to gain revenge for a 9-3 loss suffered in the first round of the NCAA playoffs in Colorado last March. * * * * MICHIGAN, it will be remembered, went on to win its second successive…

… make up for their defeat at the hand of Michigan State last night. With four veterans lost through graduation and fourteen lettermen returning to the Hill Street rink, the Wolverines are in good shape…

…. * * * MOSSNER, from Kelsey House, S.Q., came back to win as vice- .* "s second straight of the season forI the Wolverines. *: * * BUTLER OPENED fast, leading 15-4 at the end of the first quar- ter. Michigan didn…

… to get closer than nine< points despite several sporadicr spurts, especially in the second half. As in the season's opener against Central Michigan, the WolverinesI were hampered by a poor shot average…

… example of the support far-sighted industrial or- - ganizations are giving to funda- By BOB SOLT mental scientific research. Fully confident that their scrap- * * * py Wolverines can tarnish the MASON…

… Bennie Oosterbaan is al- so on the roster of speakers, and, will be followed by Wolverine tackle Al "Brick" Wahl, who cap- l tained this year's conference- . winning squad to give Michigan a record of…

… and water treatment plan .'4. facilities-"which are as inevitabi as death and taxes." Set Priorities Wolverine Tankers Lead AA U Pai Tragedy Mars Swim .Circus Two thousand fans began a trip "Around…

… time to 16 points, ,which was the final margin of victory. Cold shooting and lack of height were the prime factors in Michigan's loss. The Wolverines hit on only 32 per cent of their shots, while…

… period. Dry, cool weather is indicated for most of the country. Willow-hopper" busses sponsor- ed by the Wolverine Club will take homeward-bound students to Wil- low Run airport Friday. Busses will leave…

…- vations on the Wolverine Club sponsored buses to Willow Run Friday. Stuaii a r t Fenton, '56,ttrip chairman, announced t h a t another bus will leave the Un- ion at 1:30 p.m. tomorrow, in addition to those…

… off shore. Bus Trips Students may sign up for reservations aboard Friday's Wolverine Club sponsored busses to Willow Run Airport from 1 to 4 p.m. today and to- morrow in the Administration Bldg. Busses…

… tickets for the Wolverine Club-sponsored special buses to Willow Run. The 50 cent tickets are being sold from 1 to 4:30 p.m. today in the Administration Bldg. The buses, arranged to ac- commodate vacation…

… to leave for the coast just after Christmas day, either driving cars or. riding on the Wolverine Club Rose Bowl Special. More than 250 have made reservations to fly to Pasadena the day before the game…