11 MORE DAYS TO FILE YOUR INCOME TAX ■46. No- Ifrl STUNning Headquarters Boxers Take Crown Odom Leads Name-Change State Team With 3 Wins Termed Legal Hulli-r. Roiirircuux Ronton in Fiuula Attorney General Rules ft t- On Bill's Constitutionality By GENE RITZINGER Michigan State's teum will return hnme tuniirht l>rinj;in>; with it the National ImxiipT I • Michigan Attorney General Thomas M. Kavanaith said Fri- Collejriate ('hnmpionship tro¬ i day the state constitution does not prohibit rhunjrinrr Michi¬ phy. gan State's name to Michigan State University of Agricul¬ ture and Applied Srience. | Hi> opinion came In answer to rs. . - ff ■' , a request made hy two represent- ativei white the name-chancc jMjllO |() HQUT* I bill was still before the Michiian , rwS ia w « t N(«i rkaU fcy Tra ANrtvt Mown Meet Students Check Hooks at Quonset !>8. Broadcast I'leasnnllv Warm pp-Level Peace from the Senate Herb Odom. (center) who surrewifully defended his lliiiinuli iii Appear 117-pound national tide in leading the Spartans to their II ealher (lasts Kav.i- On Foruin Tncailav NCAA championship. Itoh lioudreaux (left) and Johnny ilks Seen Needed duller were the other Spartan finalists. najth said "The tropic had in I Spring (llanees contemplation the establishment The F.ntflanil t o w r and perpetuation within the.t.te A«» Board Scats Contested At Spartans of an institution of higher educa- mpt.,jn|f to Mit.hi mutor C^alln Big Power Spartan* going to class tinn where the tearhtn* of i«r|. ; ... t *an S,",r Tuesday in moderf . . culture and its related subjects form. Reeling "Highly Important' SHINOTON a, the University 1 Five-yenr-old Vincent Wlntci of Hawaii's 125-pound champ¬ ion. who also won in lhat dlvis- | 1 were recently vtited *pecial Aca- demy Awards as the best juvenile 1 actors or iuf>4, for their work in > John Granger. l3»-pounder defemUl^^the' clj..mpioi»ship ^ he i two youngsters adjust to living , with a strict grandfather. Other films scheduled for ihm The other individual chaiiipious j term #fc "Ugotsu" (Japanese), j May 3, ' FanFan the Tulip" Dihiase of Virginia, 185-j»oundrr j (French), May 18, and "Two Cents Max Voshall of San Jose State, i Worth of Hope" (Italian, May 31.) and heavyweight Crowe Pecle of Louisiana State. Singers Needed The tournament this year set a new record for the number of 1 For Musie Show champions who retained the ti¬ tle* they won the previous year. | us of the Centennial musical, The only champion back from 1 "Michigan Dream," are still avail- last \e«r who didn't keep hi* ti¬ | able, according to Lcwin Goff, di¬ tle was Mike McMurty. Idaho rector of the production. State heavyweight lie was stop¬ The .-.how will he held in the ped by Bob Hind* of Wisconsin in j Auditorium May 13 and 14. , the semifinal*, and Hinds bowed Students interested in singing to Peele in the finals In the chorus can call Goff for an audition either at the speech de- pioti total of 17 point* were l«nu- iMina State. San Jose State, and 70. h' " ED 2 07 Syracuse, each with 13 points. A feature of this race has of a long Click Convo Called 1 '«•• *> nal feud between Brake he kaa, y pifMrf" aukm taw Wm •> ka aai<* Blaek. whieh began when NEWS IN BRIEF Photog's Birthday Party Set Br AL HAN.stN This won't be the first time te Board of Regents. i Caen Murder Susppel Sought DETROIT. «4V - A man dressed ** western Wayne county bar was sough qui shotting A colorful *Ug« is bring set the Michigan prog Photograph a body of the U of M- fhe *cx-*)aying of Barbara Gaca. and the actors prepared for the era and KAM have met togeth¬ ire J. Joseph Herbert A suburban Dearborn housewife, Mrs 10th anniversary convention of Cudlip, Republicans, police she saw the man parked in a seclu er A similar combined state Kappa Alpha Mu. national aim and Fugene pow- girl the day Barbara disappeared. the Far East and national convention wa* to photography honorary, at Mich* Reduced y announcement would not igan State. April 21 to 23. The convention will be com¬ held on the campus in 1850 of the KAM tm And for the past six years, Nu who will fiiist Former Nationalists dc- bined with the Michigan Pre** chapter has assisted the Michi¬ and Posing *p< K Photography conference in East gan group with its conference. forum April 21 Tin iLVttet't aahi tWrrtc "(-'ENOS AIHES. Argentina ""/i (.ridder t-inslng And the event will ac¬ if the K I paper* waged Sunday what m company MSC s 100th birthday. The program M Purringti I the l*eron regime to. end Horn, headed director media dap unt of Foi ftargc* against Eu- , take them. More than 200 professional William K by tor Co.. » a KAM ad Anolher rdurallnnal M»t be- j Argentina's state church. and »ludcnt photographers 'nU, former Michigan —"1 1 """""""L, |t from throughout the nation are MSC Journ council me •r lie will ' : player, were reduc- (ibrinliail xSfifllCf Talk expected for the three-day has arranged for a star-studded hi. rwitrvl ml lb* Itm tax It Philippine Quake. Kills Hi2 ■ originally charged ,rU'l>l for Alumni thaprl A lecture on Chrirtwn Science meeting, which will make it» headquarter, at Kellogg Center list of speakers They include and topics. Friday afternoon. leather,' rtalege,. MtfUn fi Mxttai. KtraMkta. Hi Jvfea M. j ; MANILA oPv—The death toll from the worst quake of the century in the Philippines reached 432 Sunday, the Philippine News Service Joseph Costa, of King Feat¬ Other outstanding pftotofcrap- Vulr. DtMrnl, an Uv» rao- A line-up of top performer, ' •' »»lh intent to do will bt given m Alumni Memorial ures Syndicate, a member of hen will appear as guest speak¬ I reported. Charles ft. Burrow*, U.S. charge d'affairs, offered full ha, been readied by the ,pon- American aid in tire tromendous task of combatting disease and suf¬ !'■-» than the aune Chapel tonight at I p-m. the KAM advisory council and ers in meetings and demonstra¬ >or, of the meeting. The spon¬ fering in the stricken southern Philippines. -tier a fight Feb. 2g , John S. Salomons. a member ct sor, are Nu chapter of KAM, chairman of the board of NPPA, tions designed to cover all im¬ proposed smsndments to 'the Christian Science Board of Ba will speak on - Photo-Joui- aginable problems confronting lion am also on trial ended in a mis- I lectureship. wiU s p e a k the Michigan Slate journalism on |«cal offices Several . '.g Assistant Prose-! "Christian Science: The Ravela- department, the Michigan Press Association, the Michigan chap¬ nalism Today and Tomorroy at a banquet. April 22. at the the modern-day press grapher. photo¬ as Injured in Midland Blast ; lion of God's Infinite Goodness. cr J. Treleaven moved Walnut Hills Country Club All in ail. there will be 18 MIDLAND lAt—Srvaral jirnniu were irportcd injurvd ter of the National Press Photo- :"' .t the original charge j The lecture a open to the pub- Peter Gowland. one of Amer¬ night In an rxploainn at Ihr Dmv ChvmU-al Cn. plant here. aggravated assault, lie without charge, an -[ graphers' Detroit Association, and the Press Photographer,' ica's top-ranking photographer;-, and dinner talks KAMer* will The blaal louriwd otl g lira and city fire Mjulpmrnt V t lie be soil back to 1 sored by the Christian Science • I Orgamidtlob. who. Will be dinger speaker, jptuig ckcuapr; " * >: £--*• * m, Sifc> T1«- "MICHIGAN "S TATB " NEWS' — , m MSI?'Trade i -^-Information- A Bloody Nice Tl,in Losing Prestige Campus71 ATHENS, Gmp* (JP)—Royal blood will This Week commoner—but bp or ahe will never 'Confusion' Cry "* ' know it on Queen Frederlka of Greece Is leading oit ■, blood collection campaign today by TUESDAY THURSDAY giving a dImm? *•<«(« a Oreek Red Croel blood bank. * pmt ot her Akron-Cleveland Club will Pre-Med Club will meet at 7 p.m. In 36 Union. Speaker: C. Is Groundless meet at 6:31) p.m. In 35 Union. The American Finance Socie¬ W. Meuhlbcrger, director of ty will meet at 7 p.m. in the State Criminal Detection, on For nearly two months now, the U of M and Michigan Onion Tower Room. Subject: Keren: Common Stock Financ¬ "The Medical-Legal Aspects of Gun Shot Wounds." Spartacade Staging Commit¬ Michigan State News ing ot General "Motor,. State have been at each other's throats, tearing at, among tee meeting, 7 p.m., 41 Union. other things, the "confusion" that would or would not Army Officer, Club meeting r„. rmm """'y except •hrousll Fnd.iv days after holiday . 7-8:30 p.m. in 32 Union. New members welcome. Men develop if State's name is changed to include the word Cycling Spartans will meet at needed. "university." 6:30 p.m. In the Union Tower FRIDAY Last Thursday, the House Ways and Means Committee, Spanish Club members will International Club will hold considering a grant of $37,000 to the U of M, so that it meet at 7:30 p.m. in the Inter¬ nominatons for next year's of- may study the feasibility of establishing a branch at Flint national Center. iccrs and show a movie, "In- to supplement that city's junior college, nearly added more Thcta Sigma Phi will hold doncsan National Police," at 8 fuel to the confused "confusion" hassle—and this time it election of officers at 6:30 pin. p.m. in SI Union. Dance and In the Mural Room of the Un- coffee' hour will follow. was a Michigan State supporter who claimed confusion. Naturally, it ull had to do with a name: a device invented SATURDAY several thousand years ago to eliminate confusion, but wednesday Cycling Spartans will take a which in Michigan, appears to have just the opposite ef¬ trip to Rose Lake. All invited. Accounting Club's tax service fect. begins in Union Concourse and Will leave from Y House, 314 Evergreen, at 8 a.m. Bring Campus Classifieds Names, one would think, were invented solely to cause bickering and friction between the state's two great uni¬ continues until Friday, April 15, daily from 3 to 5 p.m. Ac¬ lunch. For details cull ED 2-1741. Dick at . . . High Re.der.hip" versities. counting majors with at least Campus Classifieds one tcirn of tax accounting are ... Low Cost The solons on the Ways and Means Committee tacked urged to help. Sign up on bul¬ an amendment to the IT of M's grant in which the U of M letin board on second floor, Thai Thar Term was referred to as the "State University of Michigan." Business Ad Building. Rep. John J. McCune. (Rep. East I rinsing) sponsor of Physics Colloquium, 3 p.m. in Is Here Again! 221 Physics-Math. Speaker: the MRU trill, was ipiick to see that additional confusion might lie created by the insertion of the word "State," and 2 (wreat Losses David L. Kingston, on "Ferro¬ men Now is the term tor all good to come to the aid of their magnetic Resonance In Electro¬ he caused the amendment to be expunged. Over the pust week America lost two of her most illus¬ party. plated Cobalt." And spring term is tradition¬ What the amendment was about is presumably unim¬ trious journalists, Joseph Pulitzer, publisher of the St. Sigma Delta Chi election of officers. 8:30 p.m. in 35 Union. ally called "party term." portant. since none of the news dispatches mentioned what Louis Post Dispatch and Col. Robert R. McCormick, editor It Is supposed to be the term it contained. Spartan Womcns League will and publisher of the Chicago Tribune. during which a young man's meel at 7:15 p.m. in 35 Union. Roth universities are losing hard-won prestige In the In commenting on the death of these two men. President fancy lightly turns, and whan Students who attended the Un¬ canoes paddle silently down the eves of the people of the state, and Eisenhower said, "American journalism lias lost the serv¬ probably the nation, ited Nations Seminar in New breeze-swept Red Cedar, and by continuing to birker over "confusion." ices of two of its outstanding publishers. Although fre¬ City during when the mama duck and the The "confusion" claim has become an old and worn -vill i i the quently on opposite side* of public issues, both were Women papa duck have their wings cliche. It's time for lioth universities to drop it. Neither encej. interested in staunch champions of a free press so essential to our free¬ busy. Joining are asked to attend. gains by claiming there Is confusion or there isn't confus¬ doms." The World Kelatedness Com¬ But let's not fool ourselves, ion. This gentle understatement any party Spartans may enjoy expresses, as well as mission of the campus YWCA any¬ will come only after the Big If the U of M must continuo to onnose State's lieing de¬ thing that could be said, the feelings of the State News. and YMCA will hold an Indian signated a university in name as well as in fact. It is time It is with a feeling of deep regret at their Dinner at 6:15 p.m. in the Col¬ passing that lege Y House. Indian students it hunted more valid grounds. we extend our condolences to their families. The news¬ Wanted on rampus will cook a native paper profession, the nation and the world will miss them menu for the dinner. Reservat¬ FOR SUMMER The Meaning of KukIit very much. ions for the dinner should be WORKSHOP THEATRE made at the College Y House SINGERS (who can act) before Tuesday. MUSICIANS Easter Reaffirms MMMIillBJfa High School Talk (trained amateurs) DANCERS (ballet, etc.) Hot, W You Guy Hill, coordinator of high Meaning EDITOR'S NOTE: ThU I* the There Life was .1 time when o 9. Rut Off 10. Lawful 12. Having four Score on the school cooperation, will speak to the student councils of Ingham County high schools Tuesday in flr*t In a wrlrs of five article* men could escape the threat of death ODERN SIZE ! in keeping with the I.enten by •on. on *ea- ''The Meaning of Kaa- believing that even if the individual died, his contribution Bonus Puzzles ? ter." by East Lansing church 1«. 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We do and say stupid JJ w JS of arrogant or selfish things spite of them .The victory of which have the consequence of life is won. Ultimately both will * ir a ■H) *' $ t 38. Train mak> il -H *3 it inn all stopa 40. Twin fhlcntly fight against our alii* n -Ft crystal and endure death, for as John Si *' 43. City in CONDITIONS H,l, THE LATH*. ,» | 1 u4blc retain Donne ha* put it: "Death, thou 1 53 45. Hcndllner 1 - V-8 48. Recline tillM> 1 49. Tavern CAMPUS CLASSIFIEDS Sd- S day. CHECK GRADUATION ADDITIONAL CHAISES ick word »« It 1< day down -.x«u.c Phone IV "Ui WRUT WATCHES—A tor very I reconditioned, guar an tea ' *«tch In ladies' and Draff THIS! ANNOUNCEMENTS ■ AUTOMOTIVE For the best values | " EMPLOYMENT NEED extraSALESMAN money t V&SS# *521; |JugaSfcR ■ pluncea and telex talon See Norm n used cars and trucks- !• : Brother* PS K Kalamaaoo THIS WEEK , ■ For. complete service HOUSIN6 ssrSSrE?! fTUDENT^ Steed' forth WsshW* on your car— "MICHIGAN STATS BLOCK S Hngi j V 7tt It.I'.M. AI.RI M si.00 ONLY BUD KOUTS IIS M' rox i TYPING W j V OKI Sonjj Slirt-t* s .10 CHEVROLET FOR SALE V 10" L. 1*. S .69 ukJ'ov'S "™ ,n 3BB8 UNION d..»n COMPANY vw.'Si" V Glenn Miller 2nd Limited Kd. 2801 E. Michigan STATE RECORD SHOP Phone IV 9-6533 tee Acmes from the State Theater BOOK STORE broa* mm cokv»oux tfrr.Ml**'""" llST mil.. k>cp. P*on. twnsurk .April 4,1985 THfi ■ MICHIGAN STATE NEWS nm<: Name Change Miller Gets Despite Danger Reports British Prof ntlnued from Page 1) leges are lust waiting tor roa to ■ through the " House com- "rjr Rets. John thl«- Western Miehln. r«i. Post to Aid Recovery Mission Visits State (R-taat LanSing), Hatcher said the 0 of M has of the bill and chairman "nojhiog but the friendliest of Handicapped Plans Vietnam As lecturer | ,vrr.!iiittce. - feelings toward our slater Instltu- "-railroading" charges were tion," hut he objected to "this up by a member of Mc- strange blitz which has hit the Gregory Miller, chief psy¬ Trip Bacteriology 490 students , committee who said the state and created the Impression Despite recent outbreaks of violence in South Vietnam, s brought up for a of the greatest crisis since Pearl chologist at Jackson prison, Michigan Stated rehabilitation mission to the troubled will hear their lectures from the committee had Harbor." has been appointed to coord¬ southeastern Asian the eminent British scientist. country is going ahead with its plans. report of the meeting If the Legislature could inate a new Michigan State Dr. Reginald Lovell, this and U of M ofTie- change From the reports heard in thl; Michigan State's name, he said. It training program for voca¬ country, the advisory team, led by term. "The could also cohfer a name that would not Infringe on the U of M. tional rehabilitation lors. counse¬ Dr. Edward Weidner. head of the political science department, will Waring Revue Dr. Lovell, a professor of veter¬ inary bacteriology in the Univer¬ aetton be walking into a dangerous sit- [rfter the conference, net lhe j,dlel,rT rommittee President John A. Hannah mode the appointment recently on be¬ Ducats on Sale sity of London's Royal Veterinary set on a However, Dr. tVeldner gave half of the Stutc Board of Ami- Tickets f o t Waring's ! guished visiting lecturer in the Thnrsdgy. culture. The appointment becomes assurance that these reports are "Pleasure Time, 1955" e now on are School of Science and Arts. effective April 11. greatly exaggerated. Meanwhile an attempt by the sale at the Union Desk. Students will hear about in¬ city of Flint to get a branch of the "Last fall, when we were over Ininie-chapge bil moved to The program la being fin¬ The stage show will come to fections and the factors contri¬ use floor for debate during U of M to supplement that city's anced by a $5,000 grant from there, the newspapers here gave buting to them from l.ovell. for- h 21 night session, the Auditorium. April 19, as -a junior college was temporarily the Office of Vocational Reha¬ the impression that there was no- t,, lasted for two hours he- thwarted by the House. bilitation of the If.8. Depart¬ special number In the Lecture- Sir Alexander Fleming, discov¬ jammed gallery. On one The U of-M had requested a ment of Health, Education and Concert Scries. It will include the erer of penicillin. loud appiauae caused a state grant of $37,000 to Welfare. Five trainee scholar- ing orchestra, glee club and study the illative to declare the gal- feasibility of setting up a branch ,t of order, saying It was In Flint. The House Wnvs and ie second such demonstra- Means Committee reported the p had heard In 14 years. bill to the floor, but lacked on an amendment which referred to the U of M as the "State University of led by Bep. Michigan," Hep. McCune I)r. Henry S. Leonard, head of the philosophy saw a connection depart¬ , was resumed March 22. with his MSU bill and caused ment, congratulates James Pratt, winner of a Woodrow the amendment to be expunged. Wilson fellowship. hour-long discussion, the voted on, and passed Subsequent shelmingly. legislators as to the | hill was sent to the Senate which the money would be put1 To Study Philosophy I.i, Committee March 24. caused the entire bill to be post¬ be ol a motion by an Owosso poned until a detailed statement ,ho said there were con- mal questions Involved. He supplied by V of M officials. Senior Wins National ; was appropriate that the v Committee, with its lawyer members, should ic lull rather than the Ed- | Residents Rap Woodrow Wilson Prize Committee, which has Students for James Richard I'ratt, Houghton senior, was awarded a u lawyer members. fellowship in the National Woodrow Wilson Fellowship backers of the blU rClutter9 Program today. > believed they had ttve The fellowship was one of the monc the seven Judle- 159 awarded to outstanding young mmittee members to fa- aring last ; men and women in the U. week that student parking north Canada from a field of rcport the WH to the j 1,52 of the Harrison Road dormitories ! didatcs. Under its clutters their residential streets j study philosophy U of M Board daily. sity during the 1955-1956 year. granted a hear- so the situation, the East j The eue-year awards sr. Conunittcc last attended by re- made to scholars demons trail ni marked promise for the teach State and the U ite President John U of M President Liarnt Hatcher argued that k of M "has been built into University Drive between Michi¬ , Lund.itiun-s of the state, and gan Ave. and Chesterfield Park¬ I uf Michigan ha1re made it way; and Chesterfield Turk way between Kensington Road and I famous." Crescnwuod Drive . I uld It was not ethical to Residents of the area told col¬ In the V of Ml nam to an- lege and city officials that dtoc thai Lian "will bo the lint atoto Ik nation to Ml U p It, ln- indent universityr« under Fraternities pendent boards, a ltd 1 warn [acainst it." To Begin Spring I Hannah told the committee liitd Ir not wish to dilute the confuse any- prestige of the Rushing Today |M I saici "The college has never fcr.plated and doei 1st. establishing school, of pie no.ne. or oemisiry, onu rSurh schools are now very Iprm idud for by the U of M " \ Hannah said State was H. Mueller, a mem- s governing body, the of Agriculture, said name that preserves J » ' THE tflCHlVUK STAttf -^rui - l, Those Achin' Fences Tigers Split' Trackmen Find Homers Mark Majors' Play Twin Bill Hoami by Mickey Mantle, An¬ knocking out four of them to Ted Lepclo dy Carey and Znoa Slaughter overpower Sen Antonio for the first two Boston runs. accounting for :h'e In Atlanta Vacation Tough highlighted a 11-hlt attack aa the second Mew York Yankeea overwhelmed successive day, 12-3, at Roberta, giving up but one walk, pitched the full game, the TVavel in Canada, U. S. San Antonio. first Philadelphia hurler to go the Lose Opener, 5-4, To Meet Top one The Cubs' home run total less than Saturday's output was distance. * * * Then Win, 8-0 Competitors The long-range slugging made with Hank Saucr, Jim Bolgcr and Chisox Fall The Spartan trackmen continued to meet ton n- It easy for Tom Morgan to go all Harry Chiti on the production ATLANTA (/P)_The De¬ the way with a neat five hitter. line. petition when they traveled to the Canadian rh, 8 Rip Repulski's grand-slam ho¬ troit Tigers split an exhibi¬ Morgan became the second New mer in the first inning at Hamilton. Ont, March 19. the - Sunday tion doubleheader with the York hurler to have worked the touched off three Columbus meet March 25 and the entire route. Bob Grim did it Sat¬ big scoring Atlanta Crackers Chicago Daily frames for the St. Louis Cardinals Sunday, lays the urday against the Birmingham Barons. ★ ★ ★ as they downed the Chicago losing the opener, 6-4, and Capt. Kevan following day' White Sox for the fourth time in ' Nats Edge Reds ★ ★ ★ Roberts Beaten five tries. 12-7, at Houston. blasting the Crackers, 8-0, in Repulski drove home the Cards' the second contest, called af¬ Golf Ranks Spartans as he •00-yard title Cosp,r won the ( in 1:12.2 First Baseman Norm Zauchin's first five runs. St. Louis made the ed third at ter six innings because of Third baseman Eddie Yost first home run of the smacked his third home run of son, a two-run blast off ace Ro¬ spring sea¬ most of 10 hits, scoring four in each of the first, third and sixth darkness.. , CARL RINTZ Pared by Chicago. Gosper's fim5h ^ News meet was ^ the exhibition season—a two-run, bin Roberts, broke a deadlock frames off Ted Gray and Dick Atlanta, last year'a Southern his (,„,, as Books, Trip two out shot in the ninth inning— the Boston Red Sox defeated Donovan. Assn. champions, collected 14 hits three titles and 49 p< the season alter the ... si, .w,. for Washington's 6-4 margin over Philadelphia The Sox collected 11 hits, in the Cincinnati Rediegs Sunday at day at Phillies. 4 to 2, Sun¬ eluding three-run homers by Bob off three Tigers pitchers In the His Last Is His Best SnUV0- time Olympic Ma' Wh'Ui"i Charlotte, N.C., John Kline scored Charleston, S.C. Zauchin figured in all of thg Nieraan. and Walt Dropo. first game, which went 11 innings. ~ winner In l:u.champion, t! ^ *" ahead of him and gave the Sena* Boston scoring with a second in¬ ★ * * Ohly 4 Survive The tors their fourth straight win over lanky Spartan p. I the Reds. ning single sandwiched between doubles by Sammy White and Pirates Rally Rintz Cops 3 Crowns Southern Jaunt ebored the mile relay tmU^T _ Kline, with a perfect four-for- four at the plate, singled to open ★ * ★ The Pittsburgh Pirates staged Michigan State's already third Place finish U.n at Chic,,.. In th* Tke.^*"* I ^1 the last stranded as of the ninth. He was catcher Steven Kor- — OTHER SCORES a six-run rally in the ninth in¬ ning Sunday to whip the Balti¬ In National Tourney thin golf squad was pared taaun member, ^1 check and pinch-hitter Maury AT NEW ORLEANS LA. more Orioles, 11-8, at Birming- Ned Garver more by its annual Southern Stutamin New York NtNIN 13S-T 14 • pitched near per¬ Carl Rintz wound up a brilliant career as a McDermott went out. Cleveland A *02 S3* W J IS 0 Jack Shepard batted in four fect ball for Detroit in the second Spartan training trip. Yost picked on pitcher Jim Poa- l.lddle, Hearn S and RaO. gymnast by scoring three firsts and a second in the NCAA Oraaso 7; Garela, Newhou-ter 8 and of the six runs with a grand- game, limiting Atlanta to two sin¬ Coach Ben and three-W¬ rce's first pitch and drove it over VanAlstyne took six Naragon. W-Llddle. L-Nenhouser. slam home run. gles in the fourth inning. The Ti¬ tourney to personally account for 49 of the 55 Spartan inches measured the left field wall. Gus Trianados of gers sewed the game up in the men on the trip, and none of the land. The height leap at 5, ★ ★ ★ Baltimore first inning, running up six runs pointR. •ix had ever competed in tied tor a Milwaukee ! smacked a homer with the bases a colleg¬ with Philadelphia's Vic Cubs Win C'onlev. White (7). filled in the first inning. off a wild righthander, Dick Grab- Swimmers On the strength of this grand finale showing, the Spartans fin¬ iate match. t Fritts > awarded the tint Frith n b , Meyer Xro„en( Split Uhcd fourth with a 1:211 Cash & Carry 301 Abbott Road _ Out w.l his best11*01 r With All-Storo ill c. Olympic champion Hsrast J*. | J,ck turned Wings Grab __ Inn spree with a 330-foot homer in enfetter was the In the third. It was Souchoek's t'm* «he year in the 440-yard j iy. 9:91.2 with fellow first hit of thc exhibition s freestyle but it wasn't good e- ; CHICAGO (/TV-The Collegi .. Fred Wilt second. Detroit got its final run In thc fourth inning on a walk, an infield out and a single by Kahne , nough to place him In the final round. All-Stars Sunday night defeated H»rlem Globe Trotters 81-71 ! a'tcr losms in an afternoon game, Playoff Lead Decathlon man Joe Saw 1-63. The two games drew dis- With 4-2 Win finished third in the 45-yard h hurdles at Cleveland and too In their first four "years of \CMlnt wrestling the matmen went unde- national champions, the first be- of 10.257 and 10.093. Thc split put DETROIT WV-The Detroit in thc 60-yard highs at Olympic champion Harr fcatcd until finally losing their ! ing Walter Jacob in 1936 and the scries standing at 7-4- in lav Red Wings scored three times in GIBSON'S first and only encounter in 1903. I latest was Bob Hoke in 1954. of thc Trotters. the last seven minutes to beat the Montreal Canadiens, 4-2, in the lard won both races. Fcndley Collins, Spartan wrest¬ lint game of the Stanley Cup fin¬ ling mentor, was undefeated in als Sunday night his entire undergraduate career Vic Stiliuk, Marty Pavelich wrestler for Oklahoma A St M. I. F. C. as UNIVERSITY and Ted Lindaey fired in the late tallies to give the Wings their 14th straight win, tying the record held by the Boston Bruins. OPEN RUSH SMOKERS Alex Delvicchio scored the first Detroit goal. ' * Notre Dame freshman Joel After m-i-s h-a li-a ... man won the Canadjn TONIGHT Pavel^ "La BOOK STORE a~rc 2-2. . <*«• ™ JOHNNY Hudson took top honon a. land and NCAA champioqWI" Williams was the wane JOHNSON e,*a - u, Pole vaulter Chuck Cm""! INC. with a shot into tha open net with could only clear 12 Plantc out In favor of another at- land but did 134 Sigma Alpha Epsilon lacker in the final minute. Detroit net minder Terry Saw- i I News meet. Pan-American » 128 W. GRAND RIVER AVE. (Opposite Campbell Hall) 131 chuk had 30 saves. Plants had 38. ^ Boguc 7:30 p.i Floyd Curry scored both Mon- | champion Rev. Bob fcc-n J 'at Cleveland with 152 ^ u | traal goals on passes from Ken . parson tied with Olyrrpi' A NEW BOOK STORE SERVING MICHIGAN STATE Moedell. up Don Lag a! Cr.."t »-•' STUDENTS AND FACULTY WITH Located opposite Leland Merrill, former Spartan Joe Schmidt of t* 2*0-! grappler, placed third In the IMS | Lions, follow en the campus Olympics in the 180-pound divis- , pro football John ! ervoorts- I with Pittsburgh - BOTH NEW AND USED TENNIS•••* K Wilson "Top Notch", reg. 20.95 , $11.95 Wilson "Don Budge", reg. 16.50 $ 9.95 TEXTBOOKS Wilson "Mary Hardwick". reg. 16.50 „ $ 9.95 Other Rackets $5.95 up Wilson, Spalding, MacC reg or. Wright and Ditson. April 4.1MB ft* met io a-H, • ME # 0 mmm ilg535 Say Top Coaches nly 2 Spring Teams ! ter & \Kohsn ? Kobsmen thr Back U. S. Swimming Future NEW HavEN, Conn, on — hit own 400- Bright A Wardrop is the Big 10 and Southland Feel Elitrihi oes | from llichigip Sutg'i btMbali t«sm pasted % 1-5 rxafrd o, Its tyutb- With an aye on the ltM Olympic (James, many ft America's tap swimming c4,ok eg admitted Sunday they were happy about yard individual madley mark, while dgfgpdinc (his tula. He lowerod It from 4:41.1 to 4:34 9 Everything being equal, how¬ National Collegiate champ in the In i lowered his owa Hated world's ever, Wardrop will be compet¬ record from 2:04.1 to 2:04. Bui trip! "our prospects," and predicted ' frn training [rks Hit Sinadinos The Spartan, fine fashion itxrted off In by winning five of its six games. But then, the roof "we'll do all right, Those were barring any the sentiments of ing for Greet Britain In the next Olympic*. Konno probably turned in the best all - around performances Wardrop has done even better, a 2:03.4 early last month at Columbus. Ohio, And in winning the 440. Kon¬ ick, Shines in fell In, four. snd they lost their last veteran coaches like Bob Klp- huth of Yole and Mike Peppe during the meet. Passing up de¬ fense of his 1500-meter title, a no missed tying the world's rec¬ ord by one-tenth of a second. of Ohio State, who have had a i-sapplng event, Konno Konno's time was 4.28.3. The If Squads Under Coach John State best South Carolina and Koba, hand In past Olympic Oames, the 220 and 440 International mark of 4:28.t be¬ longs to John Marshall, who re¬ ii- Posts Tourneys Fort Jackson twice and North Carolina State once. after watching tho national AAU threo-day Men's Indoor Swimming Championships, which ended Saturday night. yard and gained satisfaction by licking Wardrop Impressively corded it while swimming for Yale four years ago. L Team Mark Collins* Team The Spartans suffered losses i of the four Wins In Pan-Am to Fort Jackson, Wake Forest, North Carolina and two to They were pleased at an amarlhg assault on world and mm records, and performances Thomas Paces Fencers Camp Lejeuna. turned In by Amerlcao Ford I tennis lost men from Entering only a three msn team, the Spartan wrestler* Konno, Yosni Oyawaka and To 14th in NCAA Meet :erm card mark- seball and tennis finished out of the running Weatherman Oerry Harrison of Ohio Stata, aU "double" Led by George Thomas. Michigan State's fencers finished 14th in hoy. Minn in the NCAA tourney held the 11th NCAA fencing championships held in Jenison Gymnasium, r through unscathed. team lost its only March 25-26 at Ithica. New Hampers Net George Breen, Cortland, N. Y„ Stata Teachers; Charlnu Krepp, Dave Mclntyre, Bob Metleon March 2* and 26. Thomas won 13 of his 22 sabre matches, good for sixth place. v Ken Rodcwald hopefuls. and York. Although he lost his opening match, Jim Sinadinos scored six Training Tour and Dick Fadgen, North Caro¬ lina State; Tim Jacko, Frank State's other two contestants, Jim Dooley, epee, and Jerry Breen, foil, won 18 matches 1 points. He eked out a 7-3 win In Post 2*2 Record McKinney, BUI Yorzyk and his final bout to cop third place Dartmouth's John Glover, to JIM SINADINOS In Southern Swing honors at 137-pounds. . piles up more honors . Bob Gunner, wrestling at The colorful O a w b o y, 22- 123- The top Big 10 team was Illinois, which placed fifth. year-old half-Indian from Ely. pounds, also scored points before Although the weatherman The Illinois Memorial Trophy, presented to the fencer displaying ill th«' Garden Minn, and Jack Wardrop, Mich¬ the jI falling to the eventual champ, Ed didn't cooperate, State's ten- igan's 20-year-old speedy Scot, greatest amount of sportsmanship, was awarded to Jqhn Gonzalez Peery of Pittsburgh, 6-3. nig team came out of its of Navy. lowered existing world's rec¬ Dream Comes True •outhern trip with a 2-2 rec- ord and some valuable prac¬ tice time. ords. Gawboy captured the 220- yard brcastrokc In 2:38, eight- They won their first and last For the 'Moose' at Saturday, In the NAAU tourney Aiuit.vville. New York, Slna- matches, with the first one being rilnns reached the finals before played In snow flurries. In the flurries, the notmen top- A| (Moose) Ferrari finally hod his oldest dream come bowing In Motolchi Motnhashi, o( Chun University In Tokyo. red Marshall College of Hunting¬ true—he played u basketball game in New York's Madison Wrestling Coach Frndlcy Col¬ ton. W. Va., 5-2. MICHIGAN STATE Square Garden, - — —— - lins directed the Spartans In the With the weather still chilly, Captain and most valuable play- or on this year's Spartan basket- ( j BoX€TS Fell Davldaon College and North Carolina posted win, over Slate Auditorium — April 19 — 8:30 P.M. tho Pan-A before the SparUna evened ball team. Ferrari wa. selected to T0 BotlgCrS Ills Amrrlrsn team mattera with a »-l win over North Carolina State. Iii Final Meet The loss to Davidson was by a 8-1 score and they were shut out, Prior to winning the NCAA 9-0, by the Tarheels. FRED M tournament at Pocatello, Idaho, Dave llrugan played the No. 1 Michigan State's boxing squad singles spot In three matches, posting a 2-1 record. In the No. 2 dropped a 9-3 dual meet decision spot against North Carolina, he to the University of Wisconsin, dropped hla match. , MIHNTI . Ferrari excelled March 29, at Madison, on defenxe. He Dick Mensel plaved the No. 1 Thf Spartan's bad previously spot twice, winning ol North ptareTine m was aliened u I nesota «tnr, lull Kerslakr. All-Am- downed the Had gen (t la a Carolina Slate and loalng again¬ Following the games, Collins st Davidson. He a tan played the om GaU dual meet at heme, and It was •two* elected president of the Pan- No. I post oaoe, drrepptag a de¬ ,,n,t their fir* l~ W the >aMa. |^tgeuca«ii ' Wrestling Organization for the next four years. cision to North Caroiteo. mix points, four The three Spartan wlni were j The combination of Drogan and rored by 125-pounder Choken I Men/el formed the Sparton No 1 Maxwell Rallies Mike" Maekawa, 139-pound, r ! doubles team and thev scored the WITH \U mPENNSVLVAN To Win Amlra Open ,-.-r- ' Carroll Trahan and ; only point against Davidson, beat¬ Mi-pound, r I The name itself was no contert. | H,,rh odom 1 ing the Southern Conference WU.MINC.TON, N.C. (Ah—Billy Reserved Seats: $3.00. $2.50. $2.00, $1.50 e E.st team out plated the West ( champion tandem. Jo}m But|<,r suffered m, f,rjl Maxwell rallied on the last nine Following tho North Carolina •ty- the start and won handily. : collegiate dual meet loss at the holes Sunday after losing his Slate win. the Spartans traveled Ssle Opens Today — Union IIMff. Ticket Office 68 three way grip on the lead to win to Duke hands of Chuck Magotro, who UnlvtrsHy. the $12,500 Azalea open golf tour- The East's Maurice Strokes, was moved down from the 147- ho played his rulllclate ball at pound spot, Mike Southik- Maxwell shot i. FraneU of Pennss lva**la w aa tMhkrtlMU tram. totrd thr (ami 's oulstand - mi ~ brother?. Cave and , player. Welcome Back! at The Tog Shop hit the mark for the Ferrari U currently on tour i Ivy League • ' Again this term make ! 'i to Builough's four making a ci oswountry tour \ Kcwpee's your spot to atop 1 tball players hit the the Harlem Globetrotters, for refreshments and lunrh. i ' . vel or better. The tour will conclude »n l» iA Mnala \\ in, 96419, troit April 16 with a day-n uoub.eh.eder. KEWPEES •"i >lver$ity Interested? Homemade I'aslrlea WAl'OLIS (Ah — For (,(M»d Coffee I fur IcT I II elcome Back ! rw' feature nationally atlrertUed brand* t Heusea & Jayaon Towne & King Sweaters Shirt* V t Crew Netk Styles Marx SporUoaU - AND THERE'S ROOM TO ROAM AT THE CAMPUS BOOK STORE. IN NOTEBOOKS, EVERY DAY SUPPLIES, -1 L'THURIZED EQUIPMENT AND THERE'S A ART ENGINEERING SPIRAL NOTEBOOK CHEMISTRY BOTANY FOR EVERY NEED L.A.U.P. T.C.R.A. 22 STYLES, SIZES, ZOOLOGY PHYSICS SHAPES, & THICKNESSES BIOLOGY Quickie Centennial MICHIGAN STATE STATIONERY Design Notes for vour W Vacation thank ON GRAND RIVER ACROSS FROM THE UNION BUILDING