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I 4 MINNEAPOLIS TRIBUNE Wud, KB. 19671 22 POLLS AGREE UCLA Unanimous, Top Teams in Skyline Loop Post Victories i mil mi iiiin in I iiwmw iiMiiiniiiwm i in hi i nnu iiiiimmninmn i A4 1 fc, HARTMAN'S ROUNDUP C-i By Sid Hartman Princeton remained fifth I in the AP poll and sixth in Tarkenton Assured He Won't Be Traded the UPI. The Ivy League team moved its mark to H-l last week with a 70-66 win over Pennsylvania. Houston, 14-2. holds fifth in the UPI poll.

The Cougars, beaten 81-78 by Washington, dropped three places to sixth in the AP. Kansas, 12-3, is seventh in both polls. However, Western Kentucky, 14-1, is eighth in the AP, and ninth in the UPI. Vanderbilt, 14-2, is ninth in the AP and eighth in the UPI. Providence, 12-3, is tenth-ranked by both.

Vanderbilt edged Louisiana State 79-77 Monday night while Princeton trounced TRANCIS TARKENTON, Minnesota Vi-I king quarterback, stopped off in the Twin Cities Tuesday en route to Spokane, lrng enough to get a full assurance from coach Norm Van Brocklin that the rumors about his being traded to the New York G'ants and the Chicago Bears are false. "After talking to Norm, I'm sure there is to these stories," said Tarkenton, wrn spent more than five hours with the Viking coach. However, Francis made it clear that if traded he would not obiect to playing with either hj Giants or the Bears. Fhermr he Giant coach," he i air.o minx it Edina Six Defeats Mound; Tonka Wins Vw York." arki-vi: "I would be disappointed if Mt left fcr hf-re we won a championship. The i- av reen so great that they deserve a tpam Tnrkpton will play out the second year of vi two-year contract this fall.

Beyond tint he w-n't make any promises. Satisfied: Gabe Murphy, who owns 40 per cent of the stock in the Minnesota Twins is Krny with the Calvin Griffith operation, but doesn't have any intention of selling his i-rest or dropping his law suit against Calvin rn the docket in Washington, D.C. "Naturally, I would have been more p'eased if we had won the pennant," said Murphy. "Outside of the income from the All-Star name and the World Series, Ossie P'liege (Twin controller) claims that this year was comparable to other seasons from a financial standpoint," said Murphy, who was here for the annual stockholders 'meeting Tuesday. Murphy is opposed to some of the salaries being paid members of the Griffith family.

This is the basis of the law suit although he claims there are "some other technical points." 1. Murphy would pe tun a Tarkenton some offers Van Brocklin shutouts in 18 Griffith WL Ikola til ilTiTiIiMiirniliMTni i tfc rr iril of Course Rutgers 97-74 and Western Kentucky whipped Austin Peay 101-59. AP POLL Record Pit. 1. UCLA 3I IS ,380 2.

North Carolina 13-1 291 3. louisvlll 16-2 24 4. Teoi Western 14-2 221 5. Princeton 14-1 214 6. Houston 14-2 1 86 7.

Kansas U-3 117 I. Western Kentucky 14-1 113 9. Vanderbilt 14-2 107 10. Provident 12-3 '41 Others receiving votes! Boston College, Cincinnati, Cornell. Duke, Northwestern, St.

John's, N.Y.. St. Pelw't. N.J Syro-cuse, Tennessee. Toledo, Tulsa, University of the Pacific, Utah Stale, Yale.

UPI POLL Team Points 1. UCLA 1351 115-01 350 2. North Carolina 113-11 7 Louisville 11.6-21 z2 Texas Western I1S-2) 199 Houston 114-21 171 Princeton 114-1) 160 Kansas 112-31 .113 Vanderbilt 14-3) 9 Western Kentucky (14-1) .60 Providence 112-31 39 Second 1011. Cincinnati 36; 12. Bos ton College 39; 13, Tennessee 19; 14, Tulsa 17f 15, Toledo 13; 16 (tie) Syracuse and St.

John's INYI 12; II, Utah Stat Hi 9. New Meiico 20, Duko I. goals for Edina, both in the second period. Eric Madsen fired in the Mound goal. Dan Drnavich, scoring' 'in the first and second periods, helped Minnetonka post its LAKE STANDINGS Edina 14 Minnetonka 12 Richfield 9 Hopkins 7 St.

Louis Park 5 Lincoln 5 Kennedy 6 Robbinsdale 5 Couper 2 Wayxata 2 Mound 1 Pts. 29 24 22 16 14 14 14 13 6 6 4 12th league victory. Minnetonka had a 4-0 lead after two periods. Doug Welsh, Cooper goalie had 41 saves. This Is a little ad th cigar is the best advertising go ICING EDWARD America's Largest Selling Cigar J.

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Thornton's i column will appear Thursday in your STAR Minneapolis Tribune Photo by John Croft 'Professional' Help SnsSnafbowi- er, assisted Jean Leverty, 11, of St. Paul, Tuesday at the All Star Bowl in the Midway shopping center. A junior program and regular program competition began the St. Paul Professional Bowling Association Open meet Murphy said he has received for his stock. "There is a ready market for my stock.

It's a very valuable asset. But it's not for sale." Edina Report: For the past three years, Edina has won the Lake Conference hockey championship only to be eliminated bv one Tonka Tumbles Wayzata 69-40 of the Bloomington teams in the qualifying rounds for the state tournament. J'lfa Willard Ikola, in his ninth year as Edina coach, doesn't feel this is going to happen "sherman this year. "This team has scored 11 Edina, the Lake Confer ence hockey leader, whipped Mound 4-1 Tuesday at Brae-mer Arena, increasing its league mark to 14-0-1. Second place Minnetonka stopped Cooper 5-1 in the other Lake game yesterday, also at Braemer.

It trails Edina by seven points. Bob Gustafson scored two EDINA 4. MOUND 1 FIRST PERIOD Ed Kirkland IMarra. Mcintosh), 1:46. SECOND PERIOD Ed.

Gustafson (Kirkland, Marra), 0:56. Ed. Mcintosh (Gustafson. Kirkland), 1:03. Mnrt.

M-idsen lEisler). 2:47. H. Cistafson (unassisted), 4:31. THIRD PERIOD No scoring.

Saves: Whalen (Edinal 5 3 210 Farren (Moundl 11 15 1137 MINNETONKA 5. COOPER 1 FIRST PERIOD Mtka. Omavich (Appenitus), 3:35. Mtko. Allen IBrltiiusl.

11:57. SECOND PERIOD Mtka. Dmovlch (Allen). 4:07. Mtka.

Randall (Appenirusl, 9:45. THIRD PERIOD Cpr. Dieter (Lines), 4:16. Mtka. Anderson (unassisted).

6:51. Save si Humleker (Minnetonka). 4 5 2 ll Welsh (Cooper) 15 11 1541 EDINA, ST. CLOUD SWIMMERS DUEL A big showdown in state high school swimming ranks is set for Saturday when No. 1 ranked Edina engages St.

Cloud Tech, holder of the second position, at St. Cloud. The St. Cloud team moved into the runnerup position when it thumped Hopkins 61-34 last week with the latter team now in third place. Following in order in ratings released Tuesday, are Austin, St.

Louis Park, Rochester Mayo, Virginia, Rochester John Marshall, Blooming-ton Kennedy and Robbinsdale Cooper. 2 'Tag' Matches to Feature Card Two tag team matches will highlight Saturday night's professional wrestling card, beginning at 9 p.m., at the Minneapolis Armory. The championship team of Larry Hennig and Harley Race will wrestle Killer Ko-walski and J. York. In the other, Bob Boyer and Eddie Sharkey will oppose Reg Parks and Doug Gilbert.

The semifinal match will pit Billy Red Cloud against George Gadaski. Professor Druk will meet John Dane in the opener. John Palmquist (9), Greg Heacox (9) and Paul Trapp (7). Robin high scorers were Wayne Iverson with, 13 and Jamie Peters with 12. games, ana auowed iusi eoais an season.

said Ikola. "It's our best team defensively for sure, and is eaual to anv on offense. "We have 10 seniors and five sophomores $'f4k From the Tribune Wire Services UCLA, North Carolina, Louisville and Texas Western held the first four positions in both the Associated Press and United Press International major college basketball Dolls released Tuesday. UCLA, which has headed both listings since the first of the season, received all first place votes from both wire services, 66 irom Ar and 35 from UPI. Unbeaten in 15 games, UCLA next plays Saturday against Southern California.

North Carolina, which beat Virginia 103-76 last week, has a 13-1 mark. Louisville is 16-2 and Texas Western 14-2. St. Anthony Deals Eden Prairie 2nd Straight Setback Eden Prairie, 1 a i in Minnesota Valley high school basketball with a 10-2 record, suffered its second straight setback Tuesday night. MINNESOTA VALLEY Eden Prairie 10 Shalcopte Golden Volley Orono St.

Anthony Waeonia Walertown rhoika (........ Hiah St. Anthony took a 21-12 first-period lead over visiting Eden Prairie and rolled to a 75-70 victorv. Dick Martin scored 28 points for the winners, Dale Schmidt 32 for the losers. Shakopee blanked Waeonia in overtime for a 57-52 deci sion.

ine winners aia on five free throws in the extra period three by Tom Theis and two by Ken Menaen. cncM PBAIRIE 1701 ST. ANTHONY 75 fg ft pf tp '9 pr ip Jenson 2 2 3 6 Martin ll Wessman 2 3 4 7 Thuftedal 2 4 18 Snelana 1 0 5 2 Anderson 5 0 5 10 Krui 7 9 4 23 MOCK Of Schmidt 14 4 3 32 Paulus 1 1 2 Totnl. Ik It 17 70 Monson 10 12 wnaner Totals 27 21 16 75 Eden Prairie St. Anthony 12 12 16 3070 21 15 19 2075 WACONIA (52) SHAKOPEE (57) fa ft ploumen 7 5 Heller 3 0 Dorr 3 3 Lebens 3 3 fa ft pf tp 4 10 4 11 4 11 0 6 pf tp laufnbrgr 5 0 3 IV Wagner 5 1 Weinzierl 3 5 Schulz 2 2 0 6 3 9 4 9 3 5 Logelin 4 1 Dittrich 2 1 Kranz 0 0 0 9 K.Mendn 1 3 5 Mans 0 1 0 1 9 0 Theis 3 T.Menden 0 1 0 Totals 21 10 18 52 Totals 20 17 16 57 17 14 052 IS 9 14 557 Waeonia 13 Shakopee 11 Acker, Van Dyke Win Pin Titles Diane Acker and Greg Van Dyke won the girls and boys junior bowling tournaments Tuesday at the All Star Bowl in St.

Paul tournaments held in conjunction with the St. Paul Professional Bowlers Association St. Paul Open tournament. Diane, 16, had a 418 series and a 180 handicap for a 598 total. Greg, 16, had a 597 series with a 94 handicap for a 691 total.

GIRL'S DIVISION Diane Acker, White Bear Lake, 418-180591! Nancy Welch, St. Paul, 315-276591; Diane Hommerschmidl, St. Paul, 434-156590. BOY'S DIVISION Greg Van Dyke, St. Paul, 597-94 691; Bill Godwin, St.

Paul. 588-84672; Wally Helwig. South St. Paul, 507-154 661. Rodriguez Wins Florida Bout MIAMA BEACH, Fla.

(Special) Scoring a knockdown in the third round, Rudy Rodriguez of Minneapolis de-cisioned Charles Jordan Tuesday in a fast 10-round middleweight bout in the Miami Beach Auditorium. Rodriguez, at 156, gave away seven pounds to his opponent in his first 10-rounder. The Minneapolis boxer now moves to Kansas City, for a fight there. BOWLING'S BEST MEN'S 650s Jerry Donaghue 657 Bob Keto 658 Lou Larson 653 Roy Sellon 655 John Hopponen 650 Steve Peterson 659 Al Kushino 665 Les Petrosk 662 Al Palkowskl 667 A. Mahre 651 WOMEN'S 600s Linda Westberg 608 WOMEN'S 550.

Maryalyce Elsen 596 Marge Nelson Dot Johnson 596 Alma Forster GeorgeneCordej 593 Bev Buckley Ellie Denzer 587 Dee Reilly Ag Orres 555 Mary Marvanne A. Grauoman 589 Sandsness 554 553 580 554 564 Joyce Sha 593 Marlene Benake 577 Lorraine Rovlck 550 Verona Gilbert 572 Barb Kilby 550 Cora Biernat 583 Mary Schneider 554 Pat Olynk 569 Betty Homme 572 Dell Georqe 551 Phylit Standal 565 Betty Poliin 556 Darlene Schroedl 552 Shirley Isaacs 554 Pat Hartman 554 Jan Boulka 551 Gen Jensen 569 Mardge Kersten 552 Carroll Strand 557 Betty Berry 561 Mary Simca 553 Ruth Radtke 551 Ernie Jensen 653 Betty Randolph 563 Carol Jackson 596 12:00 6:00 and 10:00 pm on this team to make it more experienced than the previous three teams," said Ikola. "Five of the seniors were starters as sophomores, and never have played in a state tournament." A year ago, Ikola was offered the hockey The top four teams in the Skyline Conference won Tuesday night with Spring Lake Park upping its record to 8-1 with a 68-44 romp over Mahtomedi behind Brad Becklin's 19 points. SKYLINE STANDINGS I Spring lit. Mr.

I 1 Farts Uk. Pridlty 8 2 Si. Fmnci Brooklyn Clr. 7 2 Mohtomtdi Onto I 3 Cinttnniol SI. Paul Pork 4 4 I 3 2 6 2 7 0 9 Fridley remained one-half game behind at 8-2 with a 65-27 whipping of winless Centennial as Roger Johnson netted 21 points.

Brooklyn Center dumped Forest Lake 72-51 to raise its mark to 7-2 behind 24 points by Gary Engebretson and Osseo (6-3) dumped St. Francis 89-63 behind Mike Eull's 25 points. FOREST LAKE 1511 BROOKLYN CTR. 1721 fg ft pf to fg ft pf Ip Engnuist Sovia Severion Filch Torrell O'Donnll Csry M.her Wittwer Nelson fanHall Vetter 10 2 2 Benson 10 0 2 3 4 4 10 Peterson 10 12 3 14 7 Frush 5 5 0 15 0 0 1 0 Johnson 5 1 0 11 2 0 0 4 Gusiofsn 4 0 18 1 0 0 2 Ellinqson 0 0 10 112 3 Ward 3 1 4 10 0 2 Enabrtsn 8 8 3 24 4 5 0 13 Pickering 10 3 2 0 0 10 Pederson 0 I 3 0 0 6 10 12 Totals 2t 16 16 72 Totals 20 11 IS 51 Forest Lak 11 13 2251 Brooklyn Center 16 19 21 1673 FRIDLEY (651 CENTENNIAL (271 Ig ft pf tp fg ft pf tp Johnson 6 9 2 21 J.Gilman 2 2 4 6 Haward 5 0 1 10 Roskv 0 0 3 0 Schillinq 4 0 0 8 Bennett 2 2 2 6 Eggert 1 0 2 2 Hughe 0 0 2 0 Bakberg, 0 2 2 2 Herron 2 0 14 Bloom 3 2 0 8 Hamilton 15 2 7 Watloy 0 2 0 2 Kichler 0 0 3 0 Hill 2 2 2 6 Albertson 10 12 Schultz 10 0 2 Kincnda 0 13 1 Tveit 1 0 0 2 Nemetz 0 111 Larson "0 0 3 0 Koskinen 0 0 0 0 Sachs 0 2 12 Totals 11 22 27 Totals 23 19 13 65 Fridley 17 Centennial 4 17 16 1565 9 2 1227 OSSEO (89) ST. FRANCIS (63) fg ft pf tp Cox 10 4 2 Behman 5 0 3 10 Swing 5 1 1 11 Olson 5 5 115 Anderson 7 14 15 Eull II 3 4 25 Farb 4 5 113 Winberg 7 3 0 17 Olson 8 3 1 19 Johnson 0 0 10 Guelker 0 10 1 Madir 1 0 0 2 Klpatnck 0 2 12 Sathre 1 0 0 2 Hansen 110 3 Totals 23 13 12 63 Hess 5 13 11 Magnusn 2 0 2 4 Totals 38 13 14 89 SPRING LAKE MAHTOMEDI (44) PARK (68) fa ft pf tp fg ft pf tp Reisinger 2 5 3 9 Kriesel 4 7 0 15 Mennmq 3 0 0 6 Dahlmeier 2 2 16 Rolling 3 0 0 6 Becklm 9 1 3 19 Stegmeir 10 0 2 Ewert 3 2 2 8 Grieg 0 0 10 Sabby 2 2 3 6 Greeder 5 1 3 1 1 Wolfe 2 12 5 Kluegel 2 0 3 4 Hendricks 1 3 0 5 Schloif 0 0 4 0 Johnson 2 0 0 4 Schneew's 3 0 3 6 Thompson 0 0 0 0 Totals 19 6 IS 44 Totals 25 18 11 68 Spring Lako Park Mahtomedi 16 16 15 1968 14 8 12 1044 Two-Line Fishing Bill Back Again A perennial bill to allow two-line fishing was introduced into the Minnesota legislature Tuesday by Sen.

Edward Novak, St. Paul. In the past, hearings on similar proposals have created some of the hottest hearings ever, seen in game and fish committees. Minnesota is still searching for a heavyweight. Dick Enderle has not fully recovered from his shoulder injury, which may force Johnson to use one of two 177-pounders, Bill Curran or Ted Anderson, in that spot.

Johnson received a significant honor yesterday when he was named to the national wrestling committee of the Amateur Athletic Union. He is currently chairman of the NCAA wrestling rules committee, and co-chairman of the wrestling trials for the Pan-American Games. GOPHER TALES In addition to the wrestling meets Saturday afternoon, the track team meets Illinois at 1:30 p.m. at the Field House and the swimmers face Illinois and Man-kato State at 4. It will be a hectic weekend for the swimmers, who have a dual meet Friday night at Indiana.

They'll fly back that night The gymnasts could provide veteran Ralph Piper with his 200th victory as Gopher coach by sweeping dual meets Friday at Chicago against Northern Illinois and Chicago University and Saturday at Indiana Tom Kondla leads the Gopher basketball scorers with a 20.2 average and 303 total points, while Jack Dale tops the hockey team with 33 points on 14 goals and 19 assists FREE PARKING Ll hour, any lot with purchase tJ iojiitoern Impatient Mat Star Leads U' Against Big Ten Champs By DWAVNE NETLAND Minneapolis Tribune Staff Writer LINCOLN 1541 ROBBINSDALE (48) fg ft pf tp fg ft pf tp Palmcuist 3 Dahlof 5 4 9 Iv-rson 3 1 3 Pel. 4 13 1 12 4 7 Troop 2 3 7 Ariderson Chambrs 1113 len'rtson Heacox 1 2 9 Carlson Kudrle 3 2 10 Shish Vober 0 1 3 Kundla 0 1 Markyson 0 0 10 T.Warren 1 0 Totals 15 24 17 54 Totals 17 14 25 48 Lincoln 12 13 13 1654 Robbinsdal 5 23 9 1148 Eagle Victory The Kennedy Eagles, paced by five men in double figures, whipped visiting Cooper 55- 43 The Eagles' Roger Jensen had 14 points. He was aided by teammates Bruce Hauge, who had 11, and Greg Trebil, Jim Clausen and Bill Ochs, who scored 10 apiece. However, Cooper's Dick Miller was the game's high scorer with 15 points. COOPER 43) KENNEDY (55) fg ft pf tp fg ft pf tp Dormanen 3 2 2 8 Ochs Miller 6 3 2 15 Clausen Newh's 3 0 2 6 Herron Seitz 3 0 16 Hauge Acker 3 0 0 6 Trebil Swanson 0 2 0 2 Jensen 5 0 1 10 5 0 2 10 0 0 2 0 4 3 111 4 2 2 10 7 0 2 14 Totals 18 7 7 43 Totals 25 5 10 55 Cooper 9 13 11 1043 Kennedy 14 15 11 1555 Marshall Gymnasts Down Henry 87-1 8 Marshall won its fourth straight city League gymnastics meet Tuesday by dumping Henry 87-18.

John Focht won the high bar, rings, tumbling, parallel bars and floor exercises to pace Marshall's victory. Craig Steinmetz placed second on the high bars, parallel bars, and rings. Coon Rapids Sets Suburban Pace Coon Rapids, as of Jan. 28, held the lead in the Suburban Conference wrestling standings with an 8-0 record. Following in order were Ramsey 6-2; Anoka 6-2-1, Hastings 5-3, South St.

Paul 5-3, Mounds View 5-3-1 Heights 4-4, Stillwater 2-6, Kellogg 2-6, Sibley 1-7 and White Bear Lake 0-8. Minnetonka, behind 13-12 after the first period, came back for a 69-40 Lake Conference basketball victory over Wayzata Tuesday at Minnetonka. Tonka had three players in double figures. Bruce Widnes had 15 points, Bob Williams pumped in 14 and George Greenfield added 13. The Skippers won their sixth league game against five losses and are in fifth place.

Wayzata is in last place with a 1-12 mark WAYZATA 1401 MINNETONKA 69 fg ft pf tp fa fl pf 'P Penqra 2 12 5 Widnes 6 3 4 15 Murphy 1 0 Anderson 0 1 Simmons 2 4 1 2 D.Johnj'n 2 115 2 1 Williams 6 2 1 14 5 8 Greenfld 6 14 13 1 10 Doherty 2 0 4 4 2 3 Eauer 10 12 0 6 J.Johns'n 3 117 0 0 Lahave 12 2 4 1 3 Jones 1113 Johnson Jensen Bowman Schiels Mever Ritchie 1 2 Luczk 0 0 3 0 2 0 Hurley 0 0 0 0 Bean 10 0 2 Totali 14 12 1740 Totali 29 11 22 69 Wayiata 13 8 10 940 Minnetonka 12 16 23 1869 Lincoln Wins Lincoln, with a balanced scoring attack, overcame a 28-25 halftime deficit to down Robbinsdale 55-48 on the loser's court. Lincoln high-point man was Bob Dahlof with 13, followed by teammates Tom Kudrle (10), SKI MEET TONIGHT The 32nd annual Evergreen Ski Jumping tourney will be held at Wirth Park tonight at 8 o'clock, registration starting at 6:30. St. Mary's Six Tops St. Thomas WINONA, Minn.

(Special) St. Mary's collected its sixth Minnesota Intercollegiate Athletic Conference hockey win, 4-1 over St. Thomas Tuesday. The Redmen scored in every period, Terry Skrypeck opening the attack. ReedThe-bault and Dennis counted in the second, and Yvon Thibodeau tallied in the third.

Simley, St. Paul Park Sextets Post Wins Simley blanked Fridley 2-0 and St. Paul Park dumped Centennial 7-0 Tuesday night in hockey games at Wakota Arena. The Simley game was non-conference, while the other contest was a Skyline Conference game. GAS HEATERS i FOR FISH HOUSES $1795 Sportsman's Paradise 927 MARQUETTE FE 5-7793 FREE CUSTOMER PARKING coaching position at the Air Force Academy.

To take the job as a civilian meant a pay cut. The money would have been better as a military man, but Ikola didn't want this. He doesn't have any regrets now about turning down the job. But he may be interested in the same position a couple of years from now when his former college coach at Michigan, Vic Heyliger, steps down as Academy coach. Jottings: Griffith told the stockholders yesterday that he didn't have any choice but to discharge coaches John Sain and Hal Naragon because of their failure to get along with manager Sam Mele Roger Carlson, former Washburn High School athlete, is co-captain of the Air Force Academy hockey team.

Bruce McFadden of Edina also is on the team Tom Williams, Edina hockey player, is the son of Red Williams, former University of Minnesota and Roosevelt High School halfback One of the Pennsylvania football players that new Gopher assistant coach Mike McGee is trying to sell on Minnesota is Francis Walter, a high school All-America from Sunbury, who has received much national acclaim The Minnesota North Stars have sold 3,963 season tickets for the 1967-68 National Hockey League schedule, a total of $664,140 They say: Calvin Griffith: "Wheelock Whitney, our new director, is a top-notch citizen who played a big part in our move here from Washington. He has met all of the obligations that were made when we decided to move here, and has been a great help." Snooks Kelly, Boston College coach: "We're looking forward to bringing our team to play in the St. Paul Hockey Classic next year. We'll have Tim Sheehy of International Falls, who has been amazing as a freshmen, Mike Robertson of St. Thomas Academy and Jim Green of Hibbing on our team." Von Karmen Center AEROJET-GENERAL Azusa, California (25 miles east of Los Angeles) Offers unique growth opportunities in its new and expanding SATELLITE SYSTEMS PROGRAMS 1 currently developing systems for satellite application and the associated ground data processing and test equipment.

Being an impatient young man, Jim Anderson is properly cast with the Minnesota wrestling team. Anderson is a 123-pound-er who leads off each meet for the Gophers, and does it so well that he is unbeaten in 14 matches at that weight. His only loss this season came two weeks ago at Iowa State, when coach Wally Johnson moved him up to the 130-pound division. "I don't like to sit around and wait," said Anderson, a former state high school champion at Fridley. "There's a lot of pressure when you're the first man on the mat, but I'd rather get out there and have it over with." Anderson will lead the Gophers into three dual meets in a busy program Saturday afternoon at Williams Arena.

Starting at 12:30 p.m., the quadrangular will include three dual meets involving Minnesota, Michigan State, Illinois and State College of Iowa. Michigan State is the defending Big Ten champion, heavily favored to repeat, and may be the nation's best collegiate wrestling team. It has beaten No. 1 -ranked Oklahoma, and tied No. 3-ranked Oklahoma State.

The Spartans have five former Big Ten champions: Dale Anderson at 130 pounds, Dale Carr at 137 and Mike Bradley at 177 from 1966 and Don Behm at 130 and heavyweight Jeff Richardson from 1965. They will not, however, be favored at 123 pounds. Anderson has already beaten his opponent, Gary Bis-sell, in a Jan. 7 quadrangular at Northwestern. CIRCUIT DESIGN ENGINEERS ELECTRONIC PACKAGERS SYSTEMS ENGINEERS PROJET ENGINEERS MECHANICAL DESIGN ENGINEERS RELIABILITY DESIGN ENGINEERS U.S.

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