Hale Kane A, B Volleyball Teams
Enter Infra-mural Playoff Finals
By Sam Vaney
Emerald Sportswriter
Iia.le Kune, already on the inside
Iraric toward an all-intramural
. < hainpiomdilp, has a chance to add
two more first place scores to its
previous football title.
liolh tin- Hawaiian volleyball
squads posted victories in the serni
t ;-.Ih Monday afternoon, to ad
V 'nee to the last slots in both the
A and B playoffs. In the finals,
Hale Kane's A s will meet i»hi Del
ta Tln-ta Wednesday, and the col
"iful Hawaiian B team will battle
„ the winner of the ATO-Theta Chi
encounter, to be played this after
noon.
Tain Wins
Hale Kane's victories were prab
» bed from the Theta Chi A's, 10-15,
15-5, and 15 to 8; and from Stitzcr
Hall's B's 15-0 and 15-0.
Springy Bob Milirhead spear
headed (lie Hale Kane triumph
over Theta Chi, with plenty of
help also coming from Boh Fase,
Orlando Mathias, Boh llanaike,
- and .Milt Kotoshirodo.
Theta Chi came from behind to
. win tiie first same, 15-10. Bill Har
her and Bill Crandall were instru
mental in the victory.
- But Muirhead's spikes were too
lunch for the losers in the last two
sets. Although Hale Kane com
pletely trounced its opponent, 15-3,
in the second game, it had consid
erable trouble downing a revived
Theta Chi outfit, 15 to 8 in the
finale. A rally led by Don Krieger
almost caught up with the confi
dent Hawaiian crew.
i A Magician
Martin Magi was everything his
| last name would imply in the Hale
- Kane B tilt.s. With seemingly su
, I rnatural power he completely
bewildered the Stitzer B’s in tha
two quick, 15-0 Hale Kane tri
umphs. In the first game, diminu
■ live Don Kanaikc served 15
straight points. The last set was
' closer, but the crowd-pleasing Ha
i waiians still held their competi
loth scoreless. Magi mane at lea.-it
one out of every two of the suc
cessful Hale Kane spikes.
Clark Jones was the standout
performer for Stitzer.
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