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NAME___ I ADDRESS__ j CITY-ZONE_STATE_ j Phi Deits Crack ATOs To Cinch V-Ball Crown Quarterback Norm Van Brocklin (top), end Dan Garza (right), anr center Brad Ecklund (bottom), have been named to All-Coast teams. Van Brocklin was first team choice on the AP, UP, and INS teams. Ecklund was named to a first team berth by INS to the sec ond team by UP and to the third team by AP. All three wire ser vices were unanimous in their choice of Garza on a second string spot. Phi Delta Thetas unbeaten “A” volleyball team was yesterday crowned intramural champion after battering the defending Alpha Tau Omegp. squad in two out of three games yesterday. Staging a sensational comeback the newly-crowned champions were forced to come from behind in the final two games after being dumped in the opener 15-2. The defenders grabbed a two-point lead early and appeared headed for the crown until the challengers rallied. Paced by lanky Bob Taggesell and Ed Devaney, the Phi Delts coasted in ahead 15-7. In the final tilt of the three-game set, the fireworks were really unloaded. The ATOs notched the first two points, only Sports Staff: Wally Hunter Bob Reinhart WHAT IS A'THRIFTY”? WELL... < We made an adjective Into a noun, that’s all. A "thrifty” is a person who looks Three ingredients in every clothing purchase: J. Style—good looks, comfort, fit. 2. Quality—fine fabrics, fine workmanship. 3. Value—your money’s worth and more. It means a person who buys Arrow products. PS—You’ll always get a good deal at your Arrow dealer’s. ARROW SHIRTS, and TIES >m--——--* UNDERWEAR • HANDKERCHIEFS • SPORTS SHIRTS to fade under the hammering of their opponents. Later, howeveF, the two squads matched point for point up to a 10-10 deadlock. The Phi Delts broke the tie momenta later as they racked up four straight points. ATO then rallied for five consecutive markers and went into a one-point lead. But the Phi Delts took the next two points in sparkling fashion to end the battle. In the second game of the af ternoon, the Phi Delt’s “B” team gained the lower-division finals as they squeezed past Del ta Tau Delta two Out of three games, winning first 15-3, drop ping the second 13-15, and taking the deciding tilt 15-13. The winners now face the ATO lower division squad next Monday afternoon for the title. By AL PIETSCHMAN She stepped out of the bathtub and onto the bathroom scales. Hubby came in the back door. He observed what she was doing and inquired, “How many pounds this morning, honey?” Without bothering to look around, she answered, “Fifty, and he sends a hearty thank you to ev on the back porch.” SPORTS: First of all, a mighty congrats to the boys making the all-coast teams, Van, Jake, Brad, and Dan. The quartet have always played inspired ball and each one well deserves the acclaim. CAMPUS: Seems that the topic of conversation is turning to ski ing and the coming vacation. Tim berline is likely to be crowded from all early reports. One of the ladies planning on making the snow trek is Bonnie Chappel. SPORTS: Although Colonel Bill Hayward was unable to attend the game and fish fry last Saturday, he sends a hearty thankyou to ev eryone. Bill was forced to listen to the game—the doctors said he could not come into the town, and that was that. CAMPUS: Dick Tracy is pitted against Mumbles in the funny strip —and seems like Tom Ragsdale has been nicknamed “Mumbles” also. "What did Mumbles say?” WOMEN: Hear the DG pledges staged a little excursion the other day and were greeted with open arms when they got back. Borrevik was fashioning one of the first year girl’s robes, according to a re port. . . . and speaking of models, girls always like to wear nice jewelry— and for something special see CARL GREVE, Jeweler in Port land. Carl has a wide assortment of fancy gifts that will excite any girl—and at a price even a poor ex-GI can afford. SPORTS: Biggest surprise state ment of the year, the one by OSC, “Wait until next year.” Yup, we’ll wait. Vassar didn’t field a team this, year either and doesn’t plan to next year. What about the Aggies ? (Pd. Adv.)