Hale Kane Boys
Keep on Winning
V Phi Deits, Sig Eps
Post Final Triumphs
' There has been only on** day of
intramural volleyball finals, but
one thing already seems apparent.
|Iale Kane, independent men’s
•ilorm which hasn't lost a volley
. ball match in the last four years,
is certain to throw its weight
".around in the 1953 playoffs.
. Both A and B Hale Kane team
-'tfccnt up against tough competi
tion Monday, and both squads
(tune out on the long end of the
• set scores. The Hawaiian A club
» easily disposed of Nestor hall,
kingpin of the frosh dorm league,
• 15-5 and 15-5; and the B sextet
• came from behind to dump Theta
. Chi, 12-15, 15-7, and 15-11.
Elsewhere on the mural scene,
. X’hi Delta Theta eliminated Sigma
N\i in two straight; and Sigma
• Phi Epsilon edged past Alpha Tau
'Omega, again in two games.
This leaves today's A slate as
follows:
Slg Eps vs Phi Delta at 4
. and Hale Kane vs Gamp
. bell Club at 4:45 p.na.
• The Hale Kane-Nestor game
Monday afternoon was a runaway
for the Hawaiians from the start.
. The winners started slow, but
huilt up steam to win both sets
. easily by the same score, 15-5.
Martin M^gi, Ray Colye, and
* Wilfred Watarmbe were the big
men up front for the winners, and
some fine setups came from Bob
Takano, Bob Kanada and Don
Hanaike.
, . The Sig Ep-ATO- clash was a
little closer. The first game was
1 tied 9-t>, when the winners sud
denly spurted away to win before
the ATO'a could score another
point.
Alpha Tau Omega looked like
it was going to take the second
battle and was • coasting along,
13-8. But, led by the fine spikes
of Don Kupp, Chuck Turbyfill and
"Don Sullivan, the winners pulled
up to a 13-13 tie. ATO went ahead
by two points, but the Sig Eps tied
. jt up once more. Two more spikes
put the victory in the hands of the
■millrace house.
Phi Delta Theta eliminated
"Sigma Nu by scores of 15-8 and
. .15-10 in a semi-final A contest.
Attempting to do the impossible,
' ‘the Sigma Nu spikers rallied eight
. .points after the Phi Deits had
built up a 14-0 lead.
■ • The Phi Deits finally knocked
over the winning counter but not
before they had had a scare. In
the second encounter, the Phi
Deits broke a 7-7 tie, reaching 13
. before Sigma Nu could score. With
the count standing at 13-10 the
.. Phi Delta took the final two points
to win.
Hale Kane bounded into the
semi-finals of the B league, com
ing frbm behind to take the last
two sets from Theta Chi after a
‘35-12 loss in the frist set. Storm
ing back in second contest with
nine straight markers to be vic
torious 15-7, Hale Kane found the
opposition to be stronger. Theta
' Chi, leading 9-8, fell behind 11-12
■ and then Hale Kane put on the
* pressure to win 15-11.
Club Sponsors
PE Gym Night
[ All physical education majors,
minor s, graduate students and fac
f ulty are invited to participate in
t a sports night, Wednesday, 7:15
^ p. m., in the Men’s P.E. building,
according to Bernie "Averill, pro
gram committeeman.
* The men’s P. E. club is sponsor
ing the affair, which will includl
volleyball, handball and basketball.
(Refreshments will also be served,
1 says Averill.
SPORTS FARE
► Tuesday, December 1
VOLLEYBALL SEMI-FINALS
4:00 p.m., Court 40, Sigma Phi
k, Epsilon vs Phi Delta Theta.
4:45 p.m., Court 40, Hale Kane vs
Campbell Club.
Trotters in Town
BOID BUIE, one armed court
magician, |* one of the top
drawing attraction* for the
world-famou* Harlem Globe
Trotter*. Bold, who handle* the
ball like a marble, played for
the Kan*a* City Stars before
moving up to the Globe Trotter*.
Football Prospects
Meet with Coaches
Although football season is
barely over, the coaches are get
ting ready for the 1954 team. All
prospective members of next
year’s varsity squad are asked to
see Head Football Coach Len Cas
anova or one of his assistants
sometime this week.
Hoop Clinic Slated
University students and the pub
lic in general are invited to at
tend a basketball clinic Wednes
day night at 7:30 p. m. in McAr
thur court, sponsored by the Ore
gon club.
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tist,” the first time they come in—but after one les
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