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Feb. 23. 1355 61M Block Titles Decided yiinri* of Michigan State's snou-bound hockey team, f pins outlasted the Heather Court Br JOHN LOroBEN Ben Wheeler on , stale Serrs reporter Art Understood, who occom- BASKETBALL 5. 36-26. The victory gave the The lows had tt Continuing to outclass their I the ieers on their prolonged trip. ! opponents, the Five Freshmen Dons Keep Lead moved them closer to another In¬ been ii loutt cold winter, but thin ties it." ■ trounced the RXMY'S. 7I-S8, dependent title. 111 AP (luge Poll Tuesday night. Imminent by an MSC hockey player, who xhall reniuin i Ttie victory enabled the Frosh After having four easy game.-, \f, summed up pretty well the feelintw of the entire By The Associated Press j to take the Block I championship the winners found that the Court obliging 'ant age. ,u urMng early last Sunday morning to discover and become chief contender for 5 wasn't as as previous dlingly large foes. iwed the ga st blizzard "in a long time" had settled over With two week-ends to ■ the Independent crown. gnj j Bob Handloser and Gene Heck- The 10-point final difference Inst half. 0rKs N. D. and there would be no trip back to friend- in the regular college basket¬ the biggest advantage en¬ Acres that day. ball season, it appears ] or were the high scorers for the was likely; Frosh, with 25 and 20 points, re¬ joyed by the Terps. that at least seven of the Big Joe Bysko again led his spectively. |le <1 ill the squad know that their troubles were just nation's top ten teams will ; The RXMY'i team with 16 counters. His deft show up in the post-seuson ; with Handloser hook shots and to counteract j elding hook shots proved to be the do- factor in the outcome of the Spurt an iters settled down for ail extra day in the ice National College Champion¬ of the back- contest. IthH I lifted States with a kind of contented glow, the ship Tournament and only Walt Turner. Terp guard. ehi?»- |ot having beaten the rampaging Sioux of the I'ni- one will go into the National Invitation Tournament. with 15 mark- | ped in with nine counters tu buck ,,f North Dakota, 2-1, on Saturday night nfter and Darwyn Hepter. Bysko. itrop- The However, high scoring t...»» heurtlireaker, :!-2, in overtime NCAA already hus San •; - on Friday, , Francisco, and Marquette, ttie No play for the winners. Both excel¬ plow gradually turned to ice as the day wore on and 5 team. Only Duquesne. No 4. led in rapid down-court dribbling ton of the losers. His tip-ins atid ,i ai < ho wed little sign of lireaking. Resignedly, one has accepted a NIT hid. and driving play accounted for 17 passing. iio'la r. the members of the snowbound Spurtan group , their thoughts of Monday classes and started And by the simple process L> 'Mural Hi-Lights An early RXMY zone had the Frosh offense at defense a com¬ points. think- parative standstill. The Freshmen Ecrnts of, "bright and early Tuesday morning." i team did make it back plenty early Tuesday morn- championship. Kentucky. Minnesota, Utah and UCLA La Salle. ap¬ Weight lifting competition managed to gather only six points in the first four minutes. parently bound for that tourn- Six minutes later the victors i.m. to be exact, hut it is a matter of debate as to are ament. They're were clinging to a narrow 18-10 right. on the schedules favor their top now and j remain-' lead. After quick goals by Nlno- urning the winds still blew in Grand Forks but in* there vvski and Handloser, the winners d stopped and a call from the airport was en- North Carolina State, the other began to get moving, building up a .18-15 halftime lead. \ is ineligible fur the Terrapins 36. HI. Court 5. 26 >■Mir gear and get out here. There is some more In Block III action the Terra- r coming in but 1 think we can beat it if thev get the |eaned off." . OTHER SCORES t'liknowii* I, Brrwfrt • (forfeit) <<>d 4illchrl»t BB'i, I Vein II 0 (forfeit) tidings of great joy from the pilot of State and Minnesota esc bartered Purdue airliner. up one place and Utah | hours later after extensive pre-heating, running up. over UCLA into eighth Kentucky may have D Vg out and loading, the Spartans took to the air and Southeastern Conference title as »t to "Bountiful North Dakota." still has to meet its leading rivals, Flv to Benmidit |tv minutes later an oil-soaked, frozen DC-8 was once . Alabama and Tennessee Mar- ling on the ground in front of the hangar at Grand! BERMUDA OUm vol tn nations I Airport and a shivering, disgusted group r players, coaches and fliers stood in the -15 degree vet ing their crippled bird. wc -hould have this fixed before long, if we can , what is wrong," were the words of hope from the i CHPLLUL ck trip to town for supplies, with a bow to the wishes Yard lev brings you "-•man John Gipp, resulted in the skaters wolfing months and months of i amtiurgers while mechanics shaving luxury- i struggled with the nagged oil lines. London style -tarting it up , . . oh no." |h a -haltering crack the frozen engine registered its to 'he storm and the chances of getting off ahead 10AN CRAWFGSU »t» sti nming snow, disappeared completely. An engine takes several hours, if yon NOW! f. (vjtrwiMViTwt "lit, have an engine, Complete Show train will wait for us for fifteen minutes, hurry up ■ini that stuff. Call some taxis, get moving, wre are >n 'he Great Northern." ' g hours later Minneapolis, crossroads of a million but a city with the pisirest taxi service in the i' cs-t, in the estimation of the frozen little band in "" railroad station. 12 miles from the What young people are doing at General Electric replacement inliio had rushed in from Lafayette, irne at last, the Spartans settled hack to refleet on "r many of them was their last hockey trip, Starting SATl'KDAY — 1- Midnite Show ! ahi'l masses of fans that packet) the frigid arena at t'fk-. yelling from the first face-off to the last- Van lleflin Aldo Ray in "BATTLE C RY" Young specialist in gfi; r.imble in front of the nets, was the STARTS ' the comments. hack-tabbing" of the Grand Forks Herald after the subject of T-O-D-AY! community relations 'iri-pped the second-game with comments ranging sir freshman 'he -tumbling squad could have done a Iw'tter job FIRST SHOW AT MMl I' M. makes friends in Spartans," to "one N'oDak forward ring Broncho Bill Reichert w ho controlled the action 101 plant cities • !! t the Sioux during Isith games) seemed more 'OMPLETE SHOW ci with getting his name in the paper than playing f f it of the team," also drew much discussion. 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