.Hale Kane Courtmen
tWin Tournament Tilt
Intramural basketball action
- Monday saw three playoffs, one
Jn the "B” League between Sigma
I'hi Kpsilon and Sigma Nu, and
| two In the "A" League between
While Kane and Northwest Chris
tian College and Sigma Alpha Ep
*yion and Susan Campbell.
In the first game of the day Hale
tana edged out NCC by a 41
[4.1 margin in a game which showed
the upmost In action for the day.
Hale Kane led all the way and waa
not seriously pressed until the
fourth quarter, but then the fire
works began. NCC put on a full
court press and the Hale Kane
boys had some difficulty In moving
the ball over the ten second line.
NCC players poured in six straight
’ points and moved within four
’ points of Hale Kane. On two fouls
NCC (41) (45) Hale Kane
Blankenship, 6 F 7, Coley
% Jim Piper, 10 F 18, O'Brien
Smith, 4 C 19, Barnes
toriarlty, 6 G Mathias
t)ay, 15 G Johnson
Subs: NCC, Kcngaegger, Brud
ord, How'ell, John Piper. Hale
Kane: Watanabe, Miura (1), Kan
aoa.
Sigma Nu (211
L Bennett, 2
F P.osc, 5
Johnson, 6
1 Woodyard, 2
Markalis, 0
F
F
C
G
a
(12) Slg Kps
Gray
1, Oppligcr
4, Boutwell
Bradley
1, Bowden
Subs: Sigma Nu; Nelson, War
nock. Sig Kps: Bell (4), Olson (2).
S.A E. (34)
. Tennyson, 3
, Savage, 7
- Moss, 11
l Krieger, 7
Brittain. 2
(48) S. Campbell
F 3, Carpenter
F 5, Crabtree
C 20, Jones
G 10, Lehl
G 5, Lane
Subs: S.A K.: Talbot (4). Susie:
• Luber. Bell (2). Norqulst (1), Bick
* (21.
r Campbell Club
Scores Upset
^ The biggest upset of the season
occurred in intramural bowling ac
• tion last Thursday evening when
- an underdog Campbell Club team
scored a 3-1 win over highly favor
L c-d Theta Chi.
? Theta Chi had previously been
p undefeated in Thursday night
league play and now have a 13
won, three lost record which is still
good enough for first place. The
- Campbell Clubbers, by virtue of
their upset wdn. moved into the
second spot with a 12 and four
mark.
Leading the victors in their sur
| prise win was Lowry Hoyer who
I sported a 183 average for the
\ night. Hoyer rolled up a very neat
| 210 tally in the final line of the
t evening.
SPORTS FARE
SPORTS FARE
Tuetday, February 16, 1954
BASKETBALL PLAY-OFFS
4:00. Sigma Chi A v*. Alpha Tau Omega A.
4 ;00, Hale Kane B va. Nestor Hall B.
Sports Staff
Sports Editor: Bob Robinson
Staff: Bruce Tennant
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Wednesday, Thurs., Frl., Sat.
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they had the chance to tie up the |
ball name, but, blew It as they
only made one for four.
Sigma Nu coasted to an easy
win over the Htg Eps by a 21-12
count. Neither team played hard
as the score shows and the scoring1
was very slow. Sigma Nn had the |
advantage from the start and was
never thwarted in their scoring, i
holding a 18-0 halftime edge.
Susan Campbell continued on in j
its bid for the I. M. basketball!
trophy by beating SAE 48-34. !
Susan Campbell had no trouble at
all In beating SAE with towering
Bill Jones pouring through 20;
points for the winners. Moss was I
high point man for the losers
with 11 counters.
Pitchers Begin
Diamond Drills
With the end of basketball sea- [
son Just arouijd the corner and J
spring approaching, baseball coach
Don Klrsch h^s begun working out
his pitchers for the coming dia
mond season.
Klrsch hopes that by getting an
early start with the chuckers he
will be able to have them in tip
top shape for the opening game of
the season.
The Ducks have severat prom
ising pitchers back from last I
year's Northern Division cham
pionship nine. Norm Forbes, Trent'
Huls, and Bill Blodgett are the j
best known of the veterans. All I
of these men saw much action last |
year.
Betas Score Victory
In I.M. Handball Final
oel* ineia. Pi won the intra
mural handball championship
Monday afternoon after a thrill
ng too to toe battle with Alpha
ran Omega in which the Betas
iame out victorious by a 2-1 score.
The winners were forced to put
heir all into the match and had
:o make a comeback to win out
ifter the ATO's had won the open
ng game of the series.
Paul Hawkins of ATO started
be day off right for his team
*hen he scored a hard earned
vin over Ken Reiser. Reiser won
.he first game 21-6 but Hawkins
■allied gamely and won the final
:wo and the match 21-6 and 21
10.
[ Tom Lyon of the Betas evened
i things tip when he rolled over Ron
Lhei.-ter 21-4 and 21-7 m t vrtr
i straight games.
This made the score 1-1 am>
left, it up to the doubles teams t<r
decide the issue. Dick Adams an»*
Bruce Purvine of the Betas prov
ed superior to Ron Chevrier an<t
Jim Woodside of the ATO’s an*
after two spine-tingling tussl*-r
j came off the court with the win.
| Score of the first encounter was*
21-16 and the second fray eiidc'*~
with a 21-6 tally.
For the ATO’s It was' a tough
i match to lose. They were the de
fending champions and were fav
ored to repeat again this season.
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