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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Feb. 21, 1956)
Phi Dell, Phi Psi Winners in Intramural League A Plays Phi Delta Theta and Phi Kappa Psi won their games in the first round of the intramural league playoffs. The Phi Delta posted a 35-16 victory over the Sig Eps. and the Phi Psi team rail away from Sederstrom in a very high scoring game, 52-28. Tuesday's games will find Morton meeting Hunter at 3:50. and Sigma Nu playing Phi Delt at 4:45. The Phi Delta completely out gunned the Sig Eps in running up a 35-16 victory. The Phi Delts scored enough in the first half to edge the Sig Eps as they had an 18-6 lead at that point. A well rounded offense aud good rebounding were the fac tors that made the difference. The victors played a very good defensive game holding the high scoring losers to their lowest point production of the season. Leading the winners was Rich Costi with 13. He was followed by Call Callaway with 6. High for the losers was Don Steen with 6. Sig Ep (16) (35) Phi Delts Borrevik F (3) Schlosstein Faris (4* .F . (5i Johnson Steen «6> C (5i Lininger Spinas .G. (6j Caloway Squires (4* .G. (13 * Costi Subs Sig Ep. Bowles (2); Phi Delts. Ryan (2), Hastings (1). Town 'Hof' For Spekane Flyers SPOKANE — Spokane has cooled off on baseball since 1947 when it was the hottest town in the minor leagues, but it has warmed up to ice hockey and the sport has ’em standing in the aisles. Tile Spokane Flyers won the Western International Hockey league championship Saturday before 6,094 customers in the. new Memorial coliseum. Offici ally, there are seats for only 5,700. It brought home attendance duiing the worst winter in years to 84,000 for 24 games. With at least three more to go, it could exceed iuu.uuu. Selling Canadian hockey in an American city of 180,000 wasn’t easy. There are no “sandlot,” high school or col lege teams to develop fans. The Flyers, playing in a cold old arena that could seat only 2, 200, lost money every year, starting with a $3*,300 deficit in 1946. It got so bad in 1953 that 25 of the 32 stockholders quit. The seven who were left decided to hang tough, hoping the game would catch on and that the new 2 V2 million dollar Coliseum would bring them in. It was completed in 1954 and it did. All 13 Spokane players are Canadians, although a few are taking out C.S. citizenship pap ers. They earn from $450 to $600 a month for a 19-week, 50 game schedule. The Western International is a “senior amateur” league. It dif fers from the professional only in that teams don’t own the players. , They are free agents after each season. Spokane is the only Ameri can team in the W-I. The other three are in neighboring British Columbia. With the W-I nailed down, the Flyers now go into a long series of playoffs that could last 60 days and lead to the Allan Cup. Can ada’s top amateur hockey trophy. It was an easy run uway j from the opening whistle us Phi Psi ran up an extremely easy quarter final victory over Se iterstrom hall in the A playoffs. The Sederstrom team was al most completely lost on defense and Phi Psi used their heightli to good advantage clearing both boards. Every titan soured for the winners and six broke the scoring column for the los ers. High for the winners was Gary 1 ( Newton with 17 followed by Mike | Thomas with 11. Leading the los | ers was Stan Glassy with 12. Phi Psi (52) (28) Sederstorm Starling tS) . F (41 Shesely Newton (17i F (12) Glassey Barnard (6) C . (4 I Alexander Woods (2i . G (4) Skalu Thomas (11) G(2) Puf'nberger Subs Phi Psi, Bell (8); Seder strom. Wilder (2). Powell, War narski. Phi Delta Theta and Legal Fugles each have one point in the finals of the handball tour nament with the doubles to lie played tomorrow to deride the winner. Dellinger, Bailey On Webfoot Feats Jim Iiailey and Bill Dellinger will be the guests of Bob Ander son on Webfoot Keats Tuesday evening at 0:30 on KVAL-TV. The two all-American track men will be interviewed by Bill Borcher. Oregon basketbull coach. Bailey will also discuss his com ing trip to New York to run in the Knights of Columbus indoor mile on March 3, in Madison Square Garden. Boicher will also show movies of the UCLA-St. Johns basketball game. These movies will show the scoring power of Willie Naulls and Morric Taft, the Bruins lead ing scorers. The Ducks are scheduled to play the PCC leading Bruins this weekend in Los Angeles. Lelferman Plan Weekly Meet The Order of O will hold their weekly meeting Wednesday noon at Beta Theta Pi. according to President Chut'lie Austin. KLAD KMKKAI.l) WANT-ADS OSC Swimmers Bounce Oregon Ducks, 59-25 Oregon Stall' soundly trounced Oregon's visiting Ducks at Cor vallis Saturday to the score of 59-25. The winners are now In » tie for second In duel ratings among the Northern Division teams with a record of 3-1, While Oregon has a 1-3 record. Jerry Kroebe provided the only Duck win by defeating OSP’s Roy Ones* In the 541 yard free style sprint. Ones* avenged this loss later In the meet, however, by winning the lUO-yard free style event and setting a new meet record of :54.8. By edging Oregon's Steve Hall, OSC's Larry Beck .set a new pool and meet record in the 200-yard breast stroke. His time was 2:39.0. The third record time was set by Beaver captain Jack Pal mer of 2:33.5 in the 200-yard backstroke. The old meet record for this event was 2:34.7. Results: 800-yard medley relay—Oregon State (Alien McDonald. Larry Beck. Wally Lund). Time 3:14.0. 220-yard free style B"ll Jen sen OSC: Yogi Matauhtma. O; Doug Sonoda, OSC. Time 2:24 4 50-yard rree style — Jerry Korebe, O: Roy Oness. OSC; Gary Hubbard. OSC. Time :24 5. 3U(I '»*/.H S-yard individual med lev Dick SlnwHon OSC; Bob Mayen. O, Balder Smith, OSC. Time 3:31.2. Diving File OSC, Bill Wtimer, O; Mike Clerk, OSC IfttM uril frw *»tyfe Ones.i. OSC; Kroebe, O; Hubbard. OSC. rim. 200-yard liarkalroki1 — Frank Wllflon. OSC, Jack PnlmiM. 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