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…. Participants will also be afforded one free evening to spend as they choose. A night club tour will be available at extra cost. The fare of $155.00 includes round-trip train transportation, four nights at the…

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… of tele± phone. NO 3-9828 after 6 P.M. )C155 FURNISHED APARTMENT for 3 or 4, very reasonable rent, near campus. To see, call NO 3-4402. )C154 BOARD & ROOM - Upperclassman or male graduate. Linen…

…, One block north of IM Building. Two blocks west of State St, Private en- trance, linens furnished, use of tele- phone. NO 3-9828 after 6 P.M. )C155 FURNISHED APARTMENT for 3 or 4, very reasonable rent…

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… general public. who netted 17, is still the Blue's most consistent point-maker. He now has 310 in 20 appearances for a 15.5 average. Captain Ron Kramer, who left the contest on fouls, still picked up 16 for…

…-2) 401 5. Bradley .... 5 (17-3) 387 6. S. Methdist (17-3) 341 7. Louisville .. 2 (17-4) 289 8. UCLA ..... (18-2) 238 9. Iowa State (15-5) 130 10. Vanderbilt . (15-4) 99 Theta, and Beta Theta Pi all won…

… rehearsals, for those participants who are not enrolled in the sponsoring course for cred- it. Examples: Ensemble 45, 45 (Or- chestra), Ensemble 47, 48 (Bands), Ensemble 49, 50 (Choir), Vice 11, 12, 155, 156…

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… fielders, picked up five fouls in what should be close to record time. The 6-5 forward entered at 1:55 of the third quarter and with 10 seconds gone in the fourth, was out of the game. * * * Canham's Hopes…

… backboards, kept adding to their lead. At the half, it was 15-5, and the Alpha Delts could do little better in the second half. Irv Stenn acid Moose Weiss stood out on defense for the winners, and the combined…

… Bill Stapp at 155 have all been consistent winners for the grappling squad. Badgers Second MADISON, WIS.- (A') -Wis- consin assured itself of undisputed second place in final Big Ten bas- ketball…

… sophomore, Bill Stapp's 5-2 decision over Bryee kdogh in the 155-lb. match. Keogh is the defending Western Conference champion in that division. The Wolvernes dominated the lighter weight divisions winning…

… afternoon. * ~* * IN THE MOST surprising match of the day, Michigan's 155 pound sophomore, Bill Stapp decisioned Simon Priesant, Indiana star who finished third in the Conference last year, 5-3. Stapp and…

… scoring standings. He is now third with a 155 total exceeded only by Mack Suprunowicz and Leo VanderKuy. must be not less than 175 words per minute. 4. Member of Statistical Sec- tion, International Staff…

…, another outstand- ing Wolverine sophomore, took his 155 pound bout from Miles Bonda, 4-3, again via riding time points, picked up in a fiercely fought third period. Bud Holcomb continued his suc- cessful…

…- er by a 7-2 decision. Phil Carlson's 2-0 decision over highly touted Bryce Keough at 155 left the Ohioan surprised and made Carlson very happy. Phil's two points camne at 2:58 of the first period when…

… the bout, a Michigan victory over the In- 5-3. dian acrobats this Monday at Ill- The second match of the after- inois. oon that Indiana won on riding 1 1 ime was the 155 pound attrac- LAST WEEK…

… persons of Gene MacDonald in boys gain the upper hand, while the 128-pound class; Bob Dicker- the opponents are using power son, 135 pounder; and Gale holds which tend to bring about Mikles in the 155-pound…

…'s counter offensive was good for only seven. Michigan's George Curtis didn't break the Hoosier winning streak, but he stopped it short as he grappled Jim Conklin to a 5-5 draw, in the 155 division. The…

… Dick Barker in a. roug,, and tumble affair, 10-7. George Curtis copped 155 pound honors by barely squeezing by pre- v iously undefeated Don Duven 1-0, n one of the more hotly contested F0it S. likawkeyc…

… lineup in the person of Wolverines Face Good Men4 should prove to be a very even battle.I Dick Nelson, Gopher 155-pounder. Among the men that the Wolver- Practice Sessions Stress Defense Nelson has won all…

… weights. There they have Dick Nelson, runner-up to George Curtis in the 145 pound champion- ships last year who wrestles now at 155 pounds. They also have Bill Aldworth, heavyweight veteran of last year…

…, who was sec- ond to George Curtis in the 145 pound conference championships last year, will wrestle in the 155 pound division this year. Lister, who is the Gopher heavyweight, is also undefeated this…

…, 155 - n .mar x'h1ninnpd Buck.. Gophers in a 10-0 shut- out, were never in the lead, and did not score until midway in the second per- iod. Both goals were cred- ited to wing Tled Greer. Wolverine…

… challenge which American women should feel proud to answer now." Among the 155 vital Army jobs now . partially filled by WACs are radio { operations, control-tower work, radio repair, parachute maintenance…

… Art Aerne of Purdue, who has been undefeated all year, 8-6, being the second Wol- verine to qualify for the finals. Team- mate Hugh Wilson, 155-pounder, then followed suit and scored 4-1 de- cision over…

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… Oberly Warrick Curtis McIntyre King Greene Uv C J E ST4, 121 128 136 145 155 165 175 [ivy. Souers Gamniel Isberg MeCool Wilson Sanders Wills Stocker A I'dut' &un.motyr I,m,. " " Also'-- SPORTLIGHT…

… has had to contend with. be arranged to prevent conflicts Johnny Wilson, 155-pounder, is the thus allow spectators to see every only holdover letterman from last meet. year's Big Ten championship team…

… recent time trials on the Field House track, Ufer ran the half-mile in 1:55, Roxborough in 1:55.1, and Bob Hume in 1:55.8. Ross had an ailing knee at the time and did. not compete. But he has indicated…

… project. Sororities contributed $8,155 to this amount, women's dormitories $3,300, and league houses $600. Collegiate Sorosis led all other houses with a total of $6,000 worth of stamps and bonds taken by…

… nationals last year. Coach Courtright expects to make several changes in his lineup, includ- kng Pete Speek at 155 pounds instead All candidates for battery posi- tions on the varsity baseball team should…

…, Navy, pinned Freni, Michigan, at 5:07. 136 pounds:,Heimark, Navy, pinnedy Mosser, Michigan, at 6:50.; 145 pounds: Combs, Michigan, pinned Mitchell, Navy, at 2:25. 155 pouins: Danner, Michigan, pinnied…

…, Penn State, threw Jack Sargent, with a figure four and half nelson. Time 8:03. .145 pounds: William Combs, Michigan, defeated Joe Scalzo, by decision. 155 pounds: Harlan' Danner, Michigan, threw Roy…

… arcost of $155,000,000. Reduced rail fares, in- creased hotel accommodations and highly-geared motor routes have all been offered to make the Fair avail- able to all. Phases Of Living Depicted Exhibit…

… sophomores Bill Mar- tin and Bennie Riggs in the 136 and 145 pound encounters, respectively. Combs To Start Coach Keen will present a new- comer tonight at 155 pounds in the person of sophomore Bill Combs…

…-captain Bissell's place and so far is undefeated at 155-pounds having won all but two matches by falls. In contrast to the general run of athletes and to his own teammates in particular, who had the hardest time of…

… Peltier who will come up All football candidates not in against Coach Keen's outstanding an exercise program, but wishing junior when he meets Harland Dan to exercise may secure locker per- ner in the155…

…-lbs. - Earl Thomas, Michigan, referee's decision over Harry Masem. 145-lbs.-Harold Nichols. Michigan. referee's decision over Hugh Ferry. 155-lbs.- Harland Danner, Mich- igan, pinned Gus Hagerman in 6…

…) ! innted (5iuck- man (N) 7:54, 126: Cameron (MV) rdefeat ci Tay- lor (N) 13-3. 135: Thomas (~M) piinned De°Caprio' (N) 3:12'. 145: Meicka (M)1 pinned Tack- ler (N) 5:47T 155: Nichols (M) pinned M1ler! (N) 6…

…:30-CBS-French News Exchange. 1 :45-Musical. 1:55-American Pop Corn Company. 2:00-Music of the Theatre. 2:45-Vocal Varieties. 3:00--Father Chas. E. Coughlin. 4:00-Professor Faxon Figures. 4:15-Musical. 4…

…: make the trip here and that the 118-pounds, John Speicher; 126- University's budget would not permit pounds, Paul Cameron; 135-pounds, Earl Thomas; 145-pounds, Capt. Wal- ly Heavenrich; 155-pounds…

… wrestling tour- naments in Missouri to gain cham- pionships in the 155-pound class, at which weight he wrestled in high school. Missouri expected great things from Ochs but before he had had a chance to…

… winning champion, at Yost Field House. Ad- streak intact in the the 135-pound class. Seymour Rubin will wrestle mission w free upon presentation at145-pounds and FrankLBissell in of coupon books. the 155…

… struggle with Glass of West Virginia before he won his match by a time advantage of 1:51. This was the veteran's first Varsity meet of the season. Frank Bissell, Maize and Blue 155- pounder, resumed his…

… case Seymour Rubin will fill the 135-pound post. Also Ed Kellman may replace Slo- cum in the 126-pound class if he can- not make the weight to wrestle at 118-pounds. Frank Bissell will wrestle at 155…

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