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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
Gu Swim Team
Bows to Davidson

Bob Wynne fed Davidson COL
lege to a 1896 victory to spoil
the opener for the Catholic
University swimming team yes
terday at Gu.
Wynne won the so and 100
yard freestyle events and beat
an onrushing Don Mudd TO the
wire in the 400-yard freestyle
relay. final event on the pro-
gram. and the clincher. Mudd
took over with a .0-yard deficit
and made up all but five yards.
Results:
aoO-yafd medley relay; i--catholic
Beatty, Jeofiryon, Mudd' walker
i'@ @so. ,i . free.,yle; 1-Hudslns
ID Heller ID. 3--couturs &C.
GG.yard ireestyle: I.-wynne ~
9, oabel tD'' 3--FariA 'cl. Time
Diving lsSo"' iS-,-paddaek ,c): c--Fox
lcC Rose ID, Points, z?
Miller opj mo third place..
Time, itH
IOO.yard freestyls ir-Wynne lDs
walker ,ci: 3-Faria tcl. Time.
so6.yard backstroke. Russell
ID Beatty tC). Smith ID.
Time, a;fSO
4lu-yard freeStyle. i--Hudeins iDI;
Couture tCl 3---Morcock Id.
aOo-yard brsastroks bell ID;
Jeofiryon tcl Brown tCl. Time,
aO0.yard ffeestyle relay - Davidson
f0absl. Jones, HELLER, Wynnei. Time
l.nAn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
American U. Wins
Homecoming Over
Alumni, 1854

American University's var
sity basketball team toyed with
the Alumni in the annual
homecoming game yesterday.
winning 1884.
Coach Dave Carrasco used II
players and all Of them scored.
with Willie Jones again tops
with 20.
staff CasseIl. assistant to the
president at AU and former
sll-sports star. coach and ath-
letic director. was honorary
coach Of the Alumni, assisted
by Jimmy Williams.
Fifteen grads. dating back to
1919. played and all but two
scored. Bud DAILY and Jay Cone
each made 10 for the Alumni.
The AU team is IL for the
season. not counting the
Alumni game. and opens Ma
son-Dixon Conference play
Tuesday night at Washington
College.
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Hump Gets Award
At WI Banquet

VIII Hamp received the
Hecht Co. Trophy as the out
standing football player this
fall at Washington-Lee High
School last night at the an
nual fall sports banquet put on
by the schools Booster Club.
A 6-foot-1. 193-pound senior
end who was a star Of the
George Washington game,
Hamp was voted the trophy by
his teammates. About 100 ath-
letes from the varsity and jun
Tor varsity football and cross
country teams were honored
at the banquet. attended by
1853 students. parents and
guests in the WI cafeteria
Capt. Slade Cutter. athletic
director at Navy, was TIE
scheduled speaker, but did not
arrive. Mike Kresky Of the
Booster Club substituted.
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M Club to Hear lie Moy
AT Annual Awards Fete

Gen. Curtis e. lie May, vice
chief OF staff Of the Air Force,
will be the principal speaker at
the seventh annual m" Club
dinner at the Statler Hotel
Saturday night.
Gen. lie May, architect Of the
Strategic Air Command, also
will receive the Distinguished
Service Award. The presenta-
ton will be made by DR.. Wilson
H. ElkinS, president Of the Uni
versity Of Maryland.
The dinner. which has been
held In Baltimore in previous
years, Is devoted mainly TO
hdnoring Maryland athletes
and sports personalities.
The only outsider to be hon.
ored will be Roy Sievers OF the
Senators, who has been desig-
mated the years Outstanding
athlete.
Charley Keller, now a New
York Yankees coach. Theodore
Straus and Jake Slagle. former
Johns Hopkins and Princeton
football stars. respectively. will
be indicted into the Maryland
Athletic Hall Of Fame. The late
DIR. Milton M. Mickey White
hurst. who played football at
Maryland and coached at West
ern Maryland and North Caro-
lima State, also will be enrolled
into the hall Of fame.
Herb Goodman. Washington
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But he noted that he is only
losing five or six" players from
his first two units. When some
one commented that the Notre
Dame freshman team was re-
ported to be one Of the best in
years. Brennan said. I'm not
a great believer in figuring on
the freshmen. They haven't
done anything yet"
The Irish coach paid high
tribute to SINUS Don Meredith.
who set a new national COL
legiate passing record today.
One Of the best in the coun-
try" he said. "and there are a
lot Of them"
In the SMU dressing room.
Coach Bill Meek said:
"Notre Dame was the best
all-around team we played this
season. They took advantages
Of all the breaks. Bad breaks
and our mistakes made much
Of the difference. We had more
things 90 wrong today than
usual"
Young Meredith, who Is only
a sophomore. said Il never
thought a team could score 81
points on us"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08

last year by Notre Danes Paul
Hornung.
Reservations are being ac-
cepted by Al Fiorentino. club
manager. at National 8-2975.
Other committee chairmen
are; Stanley w. Oman. pro-
gram: Bob Addie. public rela-
tons: Scott d. Morris. budget
and finance: Edward r. Carr,
production: John r. O'Brien,
distinguished guests reception:
v. T. Curtis, committee room.
James r. johnson. jr.. baseball
award: Henry Red" Krause,
jr., floor committee: Clin Bat
ties. press reception room; Sam
OrmeS. escort OF distinguished
guests. Francis A. BuScher.
public address system and re-
cording: John T. Stapleton.
d ecoration: Co-Chairmen
Thomas j. Hurney and Leonard
s. Broadbent. reception COM
mittee for players. coaches and
out-of-town guests.
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NOTRE DAME
Continued From Page CT

NOHtiHuCu HEuH NAkC ~
back for a touchdown just
before the half ended with the
passing Of Charley Arnold. sub
bling for Meredith. and the re-
ceiving OF Raleigh Harvey. a
converted center. getting the
Methodists in position for the
score.
A pass interrogation halted
the drive but the kickout was
short and SMU got the ball on
the Notre Dame 80. Meredith
passed for 20 and was roughed
trying another pass. so the ball
was put on the Notre Dame
one. WEIGH rammed over.
Things happened fast in the
third period when Notre Dame
took a recovered fumbled on
SINUS % and pushed TO a
touchdown In three plays. with
Doyle making it on a l7-yard
run. SMU surged back rs yards
for a touchdown on Meredith's
passing and running. A Is
yard holding penalty against
Notre Dame also helped. The
payof was an 8-yard pass from
Meredith 10 Slaughter.
But Jim Crotty ran the kick
of back 10 yards TO the SMU
rs and Notre Dame had an
other touchdown before you
could say scat. Williams run
ming and passing set 1t up
with 10th going over from the
four.
Frank Smith intercepted a
Notre Dame pass in the end
zone early in the fourth period
TO prevent another Irish score
but Notre Dame got one as soon
as II had the ball again. Odyniec
made II with a l-yard plunge
Odyniec also got the final
Notre Dame touchdown in the
last minute, smashing ovel
from the 2
he said. You can't ever tell
about next year"
Eotre Dame ~ 10 IL "a
Southern Methodist Z z Oil
Notfe Dame scoring Touchdowns
Lima ~ pluneeD, Williams, "a
plunge . plunge, Doyle, lij, run
IL rum 10th "a plunge Odyniec, Z
81, plunge, 2 plunael. Conversions
Etickles, 4 White, 2.
Southern Methodist scoring--.'fouch.
GEwns Slaughter, ~ pa2,run from
eleh 81, plunsel. Cow ions! &c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
Bough's Posing Star
On BIue-Groy Roster

Clark. end from Chattanooga.
and Dan Nolan. Lehigh Univer-
sity's talented quarterback. who
was the fourth choice Of the
Redskins in the pro league
player draft last Monday.
The Blue Gray player rosters;
BIUE
Endx--paui North Of Penn state,
Dick Seherer Of Piti, John Jeiacic Of
Minnesota sd Cooke Of MARYLAND ard
Toay kolodxiej Of Michisan state.
Tackles --MerVln johnson Of Mis-
souri,. les Rutlgdse Of MichiKan state,
James Davies OF MiehigAn and PRANK
iouSo Of Minnesota
GuArds--Jos Nicely Of West Wiz
ginia, Dave Burkhoider Of Minnesota.
Ron Sahal Of Purdue and Don Hopkins
CenterS-Nen Habsv Of Purdue and
Donald BerkeF OF AichiKan state
Backs--Robert Cox Of Minnesota.
Richard Larson Of Minnesota. Dan
virsinia. Ralph Pfeinsr Of kansas
state. Chuck Lima o. Notre Dame.
Barry Mafoney Of Cincinnati Dave
Thslen Of Miami If ONO and Bob
SchultS OF Minnesota
OMLN
Ends H0wagd CLARK Of Chattanooxa.
WiA Billion Of Tulane Boo LAS Of
Vanderbilt Pat HartSfieid Of Texas
Tech and John Collar OF Norm Caro-
Ina state
TAckIes-oeorEe johnson Of wake
Forest. Al AGcoin OF iSU Pat swan
Of Vanderbilt and Darrell DAys o.
North Carolina state
Guards--Ed Cassidy OF LSUt Dick
pesimone OF ciemson. John Grd.jan
Of Clemson and Tommy Hinton OF
Louisiana Tech
Censers--Jimny Dodd Of Mississippi
State ard Jim Ocdo Of North Carolina
state
Baeks--Kcn Ford Of Hardin Sim
mons, Gene Newton OF Tulane. I'd
Spears Of Florida. Molly nalbeTt Of
Mississippi state, Jim Lostin OF Ala
bama, Jimmy orr Of CicargiA. Lou
Slagghter OF Southern Methodist. Phi
king Of Vanderbilt and Don MAYNARD
OF Texas Western
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
South CuroIino Tops
Georoiu Tech. 1854

COLUMBIA. S. c.. Dec. I up,
- South Carolina opened its
home basketball season tonight
with a 1864 triumph over
Georgia Tech. leading from the
first minute.
Cookie Pericola paced the
GamecockS with 10 points.
Terry Randall and Gary Phil
lips had l6 and Is respectively
for Tech.
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Touchdown Club Sets
Football Dinner Jan. II

The Touchdown Club will
stage It's annual salute TO foot
ball. the gala awards banquet.
at 7::30 pm. January IL. at
the Sheraton-Park Hotel.
For this. the 23d in an an
nual series, Joseph Herman.
club president. and Dutch
Bergman. general chairman.
have their committees hard at
work planning what they prom
Use TO be the most spectacular
OF all" Touchdown Club BAN
Quets.
Almost 400 persons turned
out for the affair last year.
Edward Hickey. jr.. heads the
awards committee that must
select the winners OF a dozen
trophies. Helping Hickey in
this task are Jim Castiglia. clup
vice president; Tuffy Leemans.
and Angus Lamond. Leemans
and Lamond are former club
presidents.
Al Lujack is head Of ticket
sales and table arrangements.
while Bingo Flynn is planning
a press luncheon and reception
to precede the banquet at a
time and place yet to be ar
ranged.
Lining up distinguished guests
from Government. sports and
other circles is the Job of a
committee headed by George
Neumann. William G. Mahoney
and his committee must obtain
the trophies and other awards
TO be presented to those Sc
lected by Hickey's group.
Among these is the Walter
Camp Memorial Trophy for the
outstanding college player. won
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08

MONTGOMERY. Ala. Dec.
Z fP.-Coach Sammy Baugh's
standout pasSer at Hardin
Simmons and two players who
made the Associated Press Lit
tie All-American team are
among the 4S college stars Sc
lected to play in the annual
Blue-Gray game here Deem
Der %. The game will be tele-
vised nationally by NBC.
Each squad has "a college
seniors representing schools
north and south of the Mason
Dixon line. Complete rosters
were announced today.
The presence OF Ken Ford,
Hardin-Simmons quarterback.
and his pass-minded coach. for
mer star with Texas Christian
and the Washington Redskins.
practically guarantees a wide
open game for the Southerners.
Ford completed lis passes il
20S attempts this season for
1854 yards.
Baugh is one Of three Rebel
coaches. The others are Earle
Edwards Of North Carolina
State and Andy Pilney Of Tu-
lane. Yankee coaches are Muir
ray Warmath of Minnesota
Don Faurot. MiSsouri's athletic
director and retired head coach.
and Jack Mollenkopf of Purdue.
The two Little All-AmericaS
who will play are Howard
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
Presidents Tie
in
Overtime, II

The Washington Presidents
blew q two-goal lead last night
at Uline Arena and wound up
in q 90 overtime deadlock with
the Johnstown Jets before
3.i52 hockey fans.
II was the Presidents FIRST
tie in Eastern Hockey League
play this season.
Wally Huffman staked WASH
ington TO q 10 lead In the OPEN
ing period when he converted
Jean LeClerc's rebound to beat
Johnstown Goalie George Kemp
at 6:23.
Bernie Bernaquez made 1t
30 at 8:48 Of the second period
by skating through the entire
Jet defense TO net the puck
from ten feet out.
Then the roof fell in on
Washington Goalie Nick Pr
sodny and the Presidents. Bill
Binnie. q former Washington
skater scored at 1889 OF the
middle stanza and Ed Ruml
beat Pidsodny a minute and q
half later.
Washington lost q golden
opportunity TO score midway
in the final period when Bin
ME and Paul Olafson were
penalized consecutively to leave
Johnstown a man short for
four minutes. Goalie Kemp
made Is saves during the
period.
In the scoreless ten-minute
sudden death overtime period,
Washington's Steve Kuzma
drew a two-minute roughing
penalty that set the stage for
an uproar from the fans who
Uttered the ice with debris and
delayed the game. When Ref
cree Bud Foley called the
penalty. Kuzma jumped John
stown's Ruml in an attempt to
drag the Jet winger into the
penalty box. but the ruse failed
and the fans objected.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08

Both North Carolina. the
country's No. collegiate bas-
ketball team. and Kentucky.
which Is perfectly willing TO
succeed the Tar Heels. play
here this week.
Kentucky will play at Mary
land tomorrow night and
North Carolina will meet
George Washington Tuesday
night at Uline Arena. Both
games start at 8:l5.
This also is a pretty good
week for basketball here aside
from these games. George
town has u couple OF home
games scheduled. including
Mount st. Mary's Wednesday
night. plus the annual alumni
affair Saturday: Catholic u.
and American u. tangle in a
hometown Mason Dixon game
at AU Friday night. and How
ard, which is threatening to
clean up in the CIAA, plays
three times at Capitol Arena,
all against league opponents.
And George Washington late
this week becomes the first TO
play in q Christmas" tourna-
ment, taking part in the Steel
Bowl at Pittsburgh. The Colo
malls. who won this tourna-
nfent three seasons ago. drew
Pitt as their opening opponent.
Duquesne and Miami (Ohio)
are the other two teams in
Fridays opening games. Win
ners play each other, and so
do the losers. in Saturdays
windup.
The first Of the big games
tomorrow night will have
Coach Adolph Rupp bringing
in a Kentucky team that was
ranked third in the country
last season after a 1875 cam
paign. One Of its victories was
a 1856 decision over Mary
land.
Practically all OF Rupp's
players are back from last
years Southeastern Conference
championship team. not only
starters. but reserves as we'll.
He has a 6-foot-7 center. Ed
Beck. among the holdovers. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08

business executive, and Johnny
Miller. president Of Rosecroft
Raceway, win receive honorary
ms"
Terp athletes to be honored
include Halfback HOWE Dare,
Burr Grim, one Of the nations
leading milers. and Jim Happier
and Ernie Betz Of the lacrosse
team.
Mai. Gen. Patrick J. Ryan,
chief OF Army chaplains. will
deliver the invocation at the
dinner, which will be attended
by about 500 Maryland alumni
and well-wishers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
Brennan Not Carried Away
By Forecast of Title in 1853

DALLAS. Tex. Dec. 7 Up
Minutes after Notre Dame
finished clobbering Southern
Methodist today, a man in the
press box said. You've just
finished looking at next years
national champions"
In the Notre Dame dressing
room, Coach Terry Brennan
holding an impromptu press
conference in long wooden un-
derdrawers - took this with
quiet calm.
1T doesn't mean much now. ="
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N. c. Stute Downs
Penn Stute, 1862

RALEIGH. Dec. 7 iP).-N. c.
State won its third straight
basketball victory here tonight
as it downed Penn State, 80-62.
The Wolfpack jumped 10 a
quick lead and was never in
danger.
Bob McGillivray scored 10
points and Lou Pueblo IS TO
leade the Wolfpack. Ted Ku-
bista scored Is for Penn State,
which found itself unable TO
penetrate the Wolfpack zone
defense.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
RondoIph-Mocon
Defeats Gulluudet

ASHLAND, Va. Dec. Z tH1.-
Ken Joyner and Carl Koenig
accounted for 38 points be-
tween them as Randolph-Ma-
cons Yellow Jackets grabbed
an early lead and pulled away
constantly for an easy 1882
MaSon-Dixon conference bas-
ketball victory tonight over
Gallaudet College.
Joyner scored % points and
collected II rebounds, while
Koenig tossed in l6 points.
Gallaudet was led by Paul
Gum with 81 points.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
Howard Five
Beats Lincoln

OXFORD. Pa. Dec. 7 (Spe-
ciaD -Unbeaten Howard Uni
versity Of Washington won its
fourth basketball game of the
season. all in CIAA play. with
an S1-64 victory over Lincoln
University here today.
The Bisons were given a bat
tie for the first half but went
out at intermission with a 81
80 lead and we're never threat
ened thereafter.
John Syphax. on the ALI
CIAA team the last two years.
hit for % points and ODonnell
Hooks for l8 to lead Howard's
attack
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GLOVES
Continued from Page CT

There also will be prizes for the
outstanding contestants in each
division.
Every contestant will be re-
quired to undergo a strict
physical examination. TO be
conducted by the medical ofii-
GERS OF the District OF Columbia
Boxing Commission. Dates for
physical examinations and
weigh-in ceremonies will be
announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
Continued From Page c.

ahead with ease in the second
half.
Jim Brangan and Carl Belz
led Princeton with Is points
each. while Mes scored II 70
lead the Hoyas. II of them on
II free throws. Pichette was
Georgetown's best field goal
scorer with seven.
Princeton has a 20 rec
ord. having beaten Lafayette
Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08
Kentucky and Tor Heels
PIoy Terps, CIV Here

another 6-foot-7 player. Dom
Mills. Is UP from last years
freshman team and Is expected
to work his way onto the start
ing team.
John Crigler. one Of the hold
over regulars. was the best In
last weeks early games with a
22-point performance as the
Wildcats beat Ohio State. fig-
ured as toughest In the Big
Ten. elsa. They had opened
earlier by rallying TO top Duke,
1874.
North Carolina doesn't have
Lenny Rosenbluth this time,
and the Tar Heels are further
handicapped by having lost
their fine center. Joe Quigg. In
a preseason scrimmage. The
6-foot-6 Pete Brennan, 6-foot-4
Bob Cunningham and the s.
foot-1l Tommy Kearns are
what's left from last seasons
first I'VE.
The Tar Heels are expecting
a tough time In their own At
lantic Coast Conference this
year. but Coach Frank Nc
Cures team. which won 81
straight last season. still is fig-
ured as too much for CIV. One
Of its wins last year was by
1862 over the Colonials.
TOMORROW
Kentucky at Maryland.
,Loyoia at Oeorgetown.
District Teachers at coppin state
TUESDAY
North Cafolina ys, oeorss WASH
American u at Washington colleEs
Baltimore " AZ Catholic u
Towson a. Gallaudet
MARYLAND state vs.. Howard 81 Capt.
~ WEDNESDAY
Mount ST. Marys at Georsetown.
Navy ~ Delaware.
Howard At Hampton
THURSDAY
No games scheduled.
FRIDAY
GeoTge Wakhineton vs.. Pittsburgh r.
Steel Bowl At Pittsburgh
Wake Forest 81 Maryland.
GEORGETOWN 81 Baltimore u.
Catholic y a. American U.
Gallaudet Of Pace
J c. smith vs. Howard at Capitol
Arena
SATURDAY
George Washington in Steel Bowl
Alumni Al Georeetown
Princeton a. NaEy
0aliaudst at Drew
St Paul vs. Howard at capito
Arena
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08

johnSiown Spares--Lee, Ruml Ora
beidinger. Olafson LAeroiH. Mcqueen.
Binnie, OTvis Washington spares
eanderson. BeFuaquex. Clements. Hay
field PallAdino Leelere
SAyes-kemp. -; P!dxoony So
FIRST period seGrlng L. Washington.
kullmsn leeleTe. Byklaeichl 6@a
Second neriod scoring . Washing
ton. BeTnaauex tPallacinol SIS g.
IohnstoWn. Binnie uarrciN. Mc0geeni
IS 80 4. Johnstown. Ruml tFrixEsle,
OlafSoni i-.O9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-08

Totals IS 25 81 Totals IS IA 81
Hslftime score. $3.50. Howard
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Write Unattachedl
All competitors must be amateurs registered with
the District of Columbia Association AAu with the
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after submitting entry
The Open Glass consists of amateurs l6 years of
age over, restrictions.
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over who have performed subnovices but did not
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The subnovice Beginners Glass is restricted to
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3 Big Ten Elves
Bow al Home;
Wilt Scored II

COLUMBUS. Ohio. Dec. Z
up - Butler University used
only five men nearly all the
way tonight TO hand Ohio
State its second straight bas-
ketball loss. 77-73. in overtime.
Ohio State lost a chance 10
win the game eight seconds
before the regulation time ran
out. With the score tied. 67-67.
Vern Balkstall held on 10 the
ball while his teammates fran
tically signaled him to shoot.
In the overtime. Butler broke
a 1878 tie on Bob Pumps
two free throws with 81 Sec
onds remaining. Two more
free throws by Hen Pennington
and Wally Cox sewed up the
game.
BLOOMINGTON. Ind. Dec.
q lPl-Kansas States tower
ing Wildcats. trailing through
most OF the game. pulled away
IN the last two minutes and
defeated Indiana tonight. &C.
81. Bob Boozer scored q points
for the victors.
EVANSTON. III. Dec. Z tP.-
With Wilt Chamberlain jam
ming in 81 points and knocking
down Northwestern's shots,
Kansas tonight broke a 1890
half-time score TO defeat the
Big Ten Wildcats. Tics.
IOWA CITY. Dec. 7 lP.-
The Iowa Hawkeyes. behind
Larry Swift's 27-point shoot
ing. defeated Arizona. 80-63 to-
night. II was Iowa's nth con-
secutive nonconference victory
at home.
ANN ARBOR, Mich. Dec. Z
R1.-Michigan's deadly outside
shooting cracked a Nebraska
zone defense in the first half
and the Wolverines coasted 10
a S1-57 victory here tonight.
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