IM Wins Taken
By, Phils, SAE
In Intramural basketball ac
lion yesterday the schedule was
light, with only three games be
ing played "A" ( lass action fea
tured French downing the Fiz
zeds, Philadelphia House win
ning over the Ia1 gal Kagles and
Kigma Alpha Kpsllon topping
Sigma Alpha Mu.
French Wins Second
An 8-6 flist quarter lead held
by the Kizzeds slowly fell as
Fiench came from behind In the
second quarter to take a 14-12
edge at halftime. French took
full command in the second half
and pushed on to a 33-16 victory.
This was the second win in as
many starts for the Frenchmen
Stan Miller and Hay Rhodes
led French s scoring with Millet
sinking 12 points and Rhodes
nine Kd Farrell paced the losing
Kizzeds with eight.
I l/./cds (16)
\\ lilt taker (2)
.Htntsig (4)
Farrell (K)
.Moore < I )
Taylor (I)
Halftime
I i/./etU 12
K
F
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score
(S3) French
< H) Tapiet
(4) Dickson
(ft) Rhodes
(12) Miller
Daw kins
French 14.
SAE Edges Sammies
Sigma Alpha Mu, after leading ,
10-0 at the end of the third quur- '
ter, folded under to a fourth
quarter tally that gave Sigma j
Alpha Kpmlon a 17-14 triumph
The Hamm lea hnd led 10-4 ai !
halftime in the low scoring game ,
nftei having held a 2-0 first j
quarter edge.
Jim Costello of SAK and Pete
Blau of the Sammies tied for
scoring honors with six earh
s \ 4. (17)
Costello (0)
Hedford
Norton (A)
Kilter
Harding (4)
(II) Summit's
F (6) IV.au
F (2) .Me,her
C (2) Landsman
<■ (2) Canipf
i • Kogoway
Halftime si'ore: Sammies 10,
SAL I.
Scoring subs: SAK — Mott
(2). Sammies—Rosenthal (2).
Bowling Results
In IM bowling Thursday. SAK
topped Alpha Hall. 3-1. although
Alphaholic Terry McDermott had
a nigh game of 212, Delta Upai
lon anil ATO bowled to a 2-2 tie,
with DU Don Jacklin taking high
series honors with f>47. Chi Psl
downed Lambda Chi Alpha. 3-1
and Sigma Aljflia Mu and Beta
Theta Pi sent but three men to
the alley and will finish today.
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Phils Top Eagles
Philadelphia House surged
from behind In the fourth quar
ter to take a 30-23 win from
the Legal Kagles in a game that
•aw the Phils score 12 points to
tlie Kagles' aix in the final stan
za. The Legal Kagles had held an
18-17 lead at the end of the third
quarter.
Philadelphia House was out in
front 5-4 after the firat quarter
but the Legal Kaglea took a 12
ft halftime lead.
Kich Proctor paced the scor
ing with 11 points for the win
ners while Joyle Dahl had eight
for the losers.
I,cgM Mltchelmore, star of the
Philadelphia House, sat out the
game -n the side lines with an
injured thumb.
1- egul Kaglea (29) (30) Phils
Dahl (8) F (6) Bishop
llomecker (8) F (II) Proctor
Chaney (S) C (•) Srastrong
Knutson (2) <i (2) Baldwin
•tones (2) G Jacob*
Halftime score: Kagles 12,
Phils f>.
Scoring subs: Phils—McCall
(2). Kagles—Johnson (2).
ATO, Theta Chi Win
Alpha Tau Omega swept the
handball matches of the day by
owning Sheldon Hall 3-0. In an
mfinished match from Wednes
day's schedule Theta Chi won a
le> iding game and the match,
2- 1.
Webfoot Wrestlers
Struggle with WSC
The potent Oregon varsity,
wrestling squad gets its fir«t big
conference teat tomorrow, when
it gocH against the Washington |
State College Cougars at Pull-1
nian. Undefeated in two straight
starts, the Duck grapplers will
be looping for a win from a
team which went down to Ore
gon State last week, but can1
nevci be counted out.
The Beaver Boys paddled the
Cougars to a 29-5 tune last Sat
urday, although they got ten of
the points through the forfeit,
route.
The squad left Eugene at <i
o'clock this morning, and will
drive lu ears to Pullman. The
match was in some danger of
being called off t>crausc of lev
road conditions, hut rather
than have to make up the
match later, the team left ear
ly in order to have plenty of
time to get to Pullman.
Practice last night was brisk
and to the point, as Coach Bill
Hammer tapered off last minute
drills to where his boys were, as
he put it. "Ready to do their
best and make their own j
breaks."
The whole squad, from 123
pounder Bob Stevens to 190
pound heavyweight J. C. Wheel-1
er went through the dt-ills with
enthusiasm, which spells trouble
for the Cougars if the maintain
it up to match time.
Looking especially sharp in
practice were Lee Allen, Dave
Newland, Jim Beaton, and J. C.
Wheeler. Allen and Newland, j
wrestling together, went at it as
if the practice bout were a cham
pionship match, and Beaton gave
plenty of evidence that the in
jury of two of his fingers in a
car accident last spring hadn’t
affected him at the least. Wheel
er, who moves with surprising
agility for a big man, looked es
pecially sharp, particularly so as
this is only his second year out
for the sport.
Defending Pacific Coast
champ George Krupicka won’t
In* making the trip, as he is
just getting back into shape
aagin after nursing an injured
knee which be injured several
weeks ago.
Going in Krupicka's place will ,
be Howard “Pepper” Timmons1
who will be a real threat to Kru
picka when he returns to full
scale mat actions.
The lineup for the match will
see Bob Stevens, who is looking
for his first win after dropping
two close decisions, at 123, and
Lee Allen, who will be wrestling
the lone WSC winner against
OSC, at 130. Allen is undefeated!
thus far.
At 137 will be J. D. Griffith,
who has split his two matches
this year, and Dave Newland. vie- :
torious in both starts will be at
147. Newland has been favoring
an injured shoulder lately, but
feels that it will not bother him
in his match.
Jim Tleaton will be at the 157
slot where he will be after his
third win in as many starts,
and Timmons, also a double
winner will be holding down the
starting iob at 167 in place of
Krupirka.
At 177 will be coast runner-up
Ken Kesey who has racked up
two wins in as many goes, and
he is gunning for a coast title
this year. He is followed by
heavyweight J. C. Wheeler, who
finished third on the coast last
year,
IM Schedule
Friday, Jan. 18
Basketball
3:50 Sigma Nu A vs. Lambda
Chi Alpha A, court 40.
Chi Psi A vs. Delta Upsi
lon A, court 43.
4:35 Sigma Phi Epsilon B vs.
Beta Theta Pi B, court 40.
Phi Delta Theta B vs.
Sigma Chi B, court 43.
5:15 Phi Kappa Psi B vs. Sig
ma Alpha Mu B. court 40.
Sigma Nu B vs. Sigma
Alpha Epsilon B. court
43.
Handball
4:00 Hale Kane vs. Cherney,
courts 42, 44, 46.
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