Hale Kane Defeats Phi Delts,
Takes Both Volleyball Titles
By Jack Marsh
and Neilen Callers
Emerald Spent Writart
Hale Kane won both the claw*
A and B Intramural volleyball
champlonahipa for the second
straight year Monday afternoon
with victories over Phi Delta
Tlieta.
The Phi Delt loaa alao marked
the aecond consecutive year they
have loat both finals to Hale
Kane.
Victors Win Two Straight
The etiampionn won the claaa A
title by beating the Phi Delta in
NEA Honors
Three Ducks
The National Editorial associa
tion has announced Its 1984 All
American football team, Includ
ing Oregon's versatile quarter
back George Shaw and team
mates Ron Phelster and Jack
Patera.
Shaw was selected by the
coaches and sports writers as
quarterback on the All-American
third team. Center Ron Phelster
and Guard Jack Patera received
honorable hentton in the NEA
poll.
Jack Ellena. UCLA tackle, was
the only Pacific Coast confer
ence player to gain a first team
berth. His teammates are Ends
Ron Beagle, Navy, and Don Hol
lender. Army: Tackle Sid Four
net, Louisiana State; Guards
Calvin Jones, Iowa, and Bud
Brooks, Arkansas; Center Kurt
Burris, Oklahoma; Quarterback
Ralph Guglielmi, Notre Dame;
Halfbacks Howard Cassady,
Ohio State, and Dicky Moegle,
Rice, and Fullback Alan Ame
che, Wisconsin.
PCC players to make the All
American second team were
Guard Jim Salabury, UCLA;
Quarterback Paul Larson, Cali
fornia, and Fullback Bob Dav
enport, UCLA.
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I straight games, 15-6 and 15-9, al
though the taller Phi Delta of
fered stiff competition for the
winners’ 'Mighty Midgets," who
averaged only 5’7".
After Hale Kane had taken a
j 6-0 lead in the first game on the
spiking of Dudley Makahanaloa.
the losers settled down and cut
the lead to fi-4. After a time out.
the champs came back to win
going away.
Wilfred Watanabe and Charlie
Oyama spearheaded the Hale
Kane victory in the second game.
Bob Wagner and Pete Williams
had pushed the Phi Delts to a 9-8
lead before the comeback started.
B Champs Extended
Hale Kane won the B champ
ionship by taking two out of
three games from the Phi Delts.
The champions won the first
17-15 in a see-saw battle after
Four Win Pin Matches
The faculty bowling league
went into its second week of
position round Monday night. In
action at the Student Union al
leys, the Vitamins set down the
Jets 4-0, the Physical Plant de
ieated the Eight Balls 4-0, the
Markers beat the Hot Rods 2’a
I’z. and the Grenadiers stooped
to the Flying Saucers 4-0.
the losers had gone ahead 15-14
but lost out in the second game
as the Phi Delts overpowered
them to win 15-7. The Phi Delts
had an easy time of it as their
opponents could never get a rally
started.
In the third game, however, a
determined Hale Kane team re
versed the roles and won 15-5. It
was almost a direct reversal of
form for both teams as the
champions won easily.
Trojans Get
Expected Bid
LOS ANGKLES-(APi-The Uni
versity of Southern California
was chosen Monday to represent
the Pacific Coast Conference in
the 1055 Rose Bow) game at
nearby Pasadena next New
Year’s Day.
The expected fonna? announce
ment was made "by Victor O.
Schmidt, Pacific Coast confer
ence commissioner.
The USC Trojans lost to thefr
cross* town rivals, the UCLA
Brums, 34-0 m Lbs Angeles Me
morial coliseum last Saturday.
USC ha.- mn up a total of 234
points to 116 for its opponents.
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