MURAL ACTION
Hale Kane Trounces Phillies
ai warden turned In another
excellent pitching performance an
Hale Kune slaughtered Philadel
phia House, 20-3, in Intramural
softball Monday. Warded pitched
fivc-hil ball and fanned seven.
While Warded was subduing the
Philadelphia House hitters, his
.Uammates were pounding horse
hide to the tune of 14 hits and 20
runs. Leading the Hale Kane hit
parade were Wilfred Watanabe,
with two homers and a single in
four times up, and Bob Takano,
also with three for four.
Eldon Thompson proved to be
the top hitter for the Phillies with
a perfect three for three.
R H
Hale Kane 372 35 20 14
Phillies 000 30— 3 5
-Warden and Frolen; Wallin and
Thompson.
Betas Triumph Again
Behind arc mound star Harlan
Mickey, Beta Theta Pi scored a 1
convincing 10-1 win over Sigma'
Alpha Mu. Mickey allowed only
Iwo singles and struck out eight,
(deluding the entire side in the1
fifth.
.Dick Adams hit two-for-three [
.'or the Betas and scored four runs, i
pick Davis poked otik one of the
• PAM hits and counted with the
pammies only run.
R H ,
ktas 331 012 10 7
1AM.000 010 1 2 ,
iuzies Trample Alpha
•Paced by Pitcher Jim Jolly, who
llowed only three hits and col
teted a trio of blows himself, Su
nn Campbell rolled over Alpha
all. 10-5.
Scoring three runs in the first
Wd six in the second, the Suzies
fuilt up an early 9-1 lead and then
,u: ned back a fourth Inning chal
prge by Alpha to win.
| Jolley paced the batting attack
r—--—
an<! teammate Hal Starkel chipped
in with a pair of blows. No Alpha
player was able to produce more
than one hit.
R H
Suzlcs • 360 1—10 7
A1Pha .100 4— 5 3
Jolly and Briggs; Ruecker and
Neyens.
Clubbers, Sigma Tie
Campbell club and Sigma hall
battled to a 6-6 three-inning tie
before the game was called be
cause of the time limit. Both teams
scored single runs in the fourth
inning as Sigma hail was unable
to finish its at bats before time
ran out.
Don Jacobson pounded out two
hits for the Campbell Club as did
Dick Etherton for Sigma hall.
Campbell club hurler Elmer Jones
fanned five batters in his three
inning mound stint.
R H
Campbell club .060 6 3
Sigma Hall 330 « 7
Jones and Hoyer; Duncan and
Kincaid.
DU Batters Phi Sigs
Delta Upsilon unloosed a savage
batting attack to roll over Phi
Sigma Kappa, 14-0. Frank John
son hurled a one-hitter for the
winners and fanned seven.
The DU's started fast, scoring
six runs in the first inning and
added four more in both the sec
ond and the third. John Wadman
was the top sticker with three hits,
including a homer.
Bob Enright got the only hit for
the Phi Sigs, a double in the sec
ond inning. Enright was the only
Phi Sig batter to get on base.
R H
DU's .644 00—14 12
Phi Sigs .* 000 00— 0 1
Johnson and Weatherford; Miller
and Beeman.
Sigma Nu Wallops
Cary Meyer pitched brilliant
two-hit ball and cracked out a
perfect two-for-two at bat to pace
Sigma Nu to an 11-0 win over
Phi Kappa Psi.
In trouble in the first inning
when he loaded the bases on walks
with only one out, Meyer settled
down to retire the side and had
the Phi Psis on his hip for the
rest of the game.
Besides Meyer, other top slug
gers for Sigma Nu were Harry
Mondale, John Danielson, Bob Ber
rie, and Chuck Soderberg, all with
two hits apiece.
R H
Sigma Nu .053 3—11 11
Phi P»is .000 0— 0 2
Meyer and Mondale; Sims, Bob
Haney and Gass.
INTRA-MURAL
STANDINGS
LEAGUE 1
Beta Theta Pi .3
Sigma Xu .3
Delta Cpsilon ...... 3
Phi Sigma Kappa.0
Phi Kappa Psi . 0
Sigma Alpha Mu . 0
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Hale Kane .3
Campbell Club* ... 2
Sigma Hall* l
Susan Campbell 1
Philadelphia House
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Stitzer Hall .
Nestor Hall
Merrick Hall
Sherry Ross
Legal Eagles
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Alpha Tau Omega.2
Phi Delta Theta 1
Delta Tau Delta 1
Theta Chi .0
Pi Kappa Phi ..ij
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Sigma Phi Epsilon.1
Pi Kappa Alpha .0
Phi Kappa Sigma .0
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Tuesday. April 14
SOFTBALL
3 :50 North Field:
Stitzer Hall vs Legal Eagles
3 :50 South Field :
French Hall vs Nestor Hall
3:50 ('pprr Field :
Merrick Hall vs Sherry Ross
4:55 North Field :
Jau Kappa Kpsilon vs Kappa Sigma
4 :D3 South Field :
Sigma Chi vs Lambda Chi Alpha
4 :5:> Upper Field :
Phi Delta Theta vs Theta Chi
Pi Kappa Alpha vs Sigma Xu
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