University Hospital officials are trying to determine the identity of an unconscious man brought there early Thursday. He was still unconscious Thursday night.

        Pat Sampson, a hospital spokeswoman, said the man was discovered on Eastern Avenue near the Montgomery Inn Boathouse about 7:30 a.m. Thursday. He may have fallen off a wall onto the pavement, she said.

        The man is white, 5 feet, 6 inches tall, weighs 150 pounds, has brownish-gray hair and appears to be in his 50s.

        Though the man had no ID, other papers indicate his name could be Claude Barrett, and he may be from Seattle or Detroit, she said. His nickname could be Shorty.

        Anyone with information should call 584-1000.

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