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2 4 -Oreeon II. for almost five minutes when Ferguscfn finally worked through and served Prystai a passout. A minute later Ferguson got his with a deflection of Marty Pave-lich's 60-footer. Testimony of Boston's strong defensive play was shown in Terry Sawchuk's total saves by periods as 5-6-6. Glenn Hall's record was 4-8-9.

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STATE 21 Stanford 7 9 Michigan 53 Indiana ft 47 N. Dame 14 24-Notre Dame IOWA STATE 13 13 Denver 10 N'western 14 Nebraska 9 Kansas 25 Colorado 52 27-at Missouri 3-Drake 10-(klahoma 17-at Kana. State 24-at 4 illanova KALAMAZOO ft Valparaiso 7 Alma ft Hone 18 7 Wavne St. 19 36 Adrian 15 27-Hillsdale 3-at Olivet 10-Alhlon '0. 27 Illinoia i N.

X-W'iaconaln iN. 10-Purdiie IN. 17-at Minnesota) I N. 24-Kana. State The best punch vs the first one thrown, Armstrong landing a long uppercut when he had Ullman "in bag" meaning hi3 jersey was pulled up over his head so Norm couldn't see it coming.

Powers rewarded both battlers with major penalties. He also called eight minors and three of these figured in goals. John Bucyk was off when Stasiuk scored the first time on a short breakaway. Jerry Toppazzini was in the box for Riebel's third period tally. Warren Godfrey was quickly banished after setting the stage for Stasiuk's equalizer.

Prystai and Ferguson clicked Ion Detroit's first two shots in the game. The Wings hadn't been I able to get over the blue line mitted to the SEC fsoon after the current NCAA probation is lifted from the Hurricanes. Grandale Back I In Rcc Lead, 33-6 Grandale AC regained first place in the Recreation Football League Sunday with an easy, 33-6 victory over St. Mary's. John Neihoff scored twice for the winners with Don Silvi, Ron-' laid LaDouceur and Rae Cam- pero getting the other touch- downs.

In other games, Windsor Jets edged the 49ers, 13 to 12; Miller' Xewmark blanked Chippewa, jg to Cats halted Farwell, 19 to Cannon AC battled Hedwig to a 6-6 tie, and the Carbon AC-Cardoni Lions con-' test was a scoreless deadlock, i please home 0. N. N. O. N.

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After a delay in locating a puck, the faceoff was held and Powers ended the game officially with a toot of his whistle one second later. NORM FLLMAX, quietest man on the club, got into a free-swinging fist fight with Bob Armstrong, Burly Boston de-fenseman, in the first period. 1 .1 E.I...... I E2E and. Con DllY Killer astern '-neck.

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broken Report Orange Boivl To Seek SEC Tie-Up MIAMI (UP) The Orange Bowl will drop its contact with the Atlantic Coast and Big Seven Conferences after the 1958 New Year's Day game and seek a tie-up with the Southeastern Conference for the annual football classic, Miami Herald sports editor Jimmy Burns predicted Sunday night. lugs Continued from First Sports count, on home, ice In several Boston managed 24 Phots. For the record. Detroit still Is breezin in first place in the National League standings after vanning- three and tying- two of it? first five. This is worth a two-point lead over second-place JCew York.

ICE CHirS: Boston row has played 21 straight games on! blympia ice without winning a streak which stretches almost three full Seven ties are lnrliKled with It defeats. Fddip Towns, one of the NHL's new referees, worked for tho first time in Detroit. It was his third start in the league. While oPwprs was ready for the his equipment wasn't. His uniforms ami skates were Inst in an airlines mivup he borrowed his gear from local sources.

Alex Delvecchio and Bill Dineen. Detroit's injured regulars, were pressbox visitors. Del-errhio, now sporting a walking FIRST FFRIOP: Petroit. Prrtai tpatel'rh. Kprcilvinl 4'17.

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Caffev 14:42. 1'enal-( Mobrs .1 ISi, Tuonan! ni I 11:011. ca.t on his broken hopes to be ready in about six weeks. s.iid bis knee has been Flo wtn i rspond to trc.itment but hopes to play in another work. Adam missed Ihe third period action as usual.

Doctors forbid hint to watch the imal parts of close eanies so hf took a Mroll and then U-M Cji cat John Garrcls Dies at 70 Services will be held Tuesday for John C. Garrels, a "University of Michigan athletic hero et the turn of the century Garrels. TO, died of a heart Kilmer.t Sunday. Services will be at 3 p.m. Tuesday at the Nixon Funeral Home, with burial at Michigan Memorial Cemeterv, Flat F.ock.

KFXATIVFS asked that contributions bp pont to the Heart Fund, instead of flowers. Mr. Carre's won Michigan football letters in 1005-06 and track letters in 1904-07. He was fin Olympic competitor in track. The survivors include his wife, 'Annette, two eons and a daughter.

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HO 8-4571 JOHN ST. CORNER NEVADA TO 9-4400 WOODWARD AVE. CORNER CALVERT TO 6-4400 A FLERS FORDS UNMATCHED PRICE! The writer reported his find- after talking with several officials of the Orange Bowl Committee who refused to be quoted by name. Bums said that one commit-, tee member told him, "Ninety per cent of the OBC membership is opposed to continuing the present pact beyond the 195S game (when it expires). FF.KL THAT it has served its purpose, and that in advancing the Orange Bowl game to even greater success, a change will be necessary." Th Orange Bowl would desire most to obtain the Southeastern Conference champion each year then go into the open market to obtain the best team available, Burns wrote.

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