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Beta, Sigma Chi, DU advance to IM semis By NICK MOORE Emerald Sports Writer In Monday's first rouftd of in tramural playoffs, there were four hard fought games, with the largest margin of victory being only eight points. Delta Upsilon kept its winning streak intact by squeaking by Hale Kane in one of the closest games in IM action this year. In other action. Beta Theta Pi hobbled Young Hall in a tight defensive game 8-0. Sigma Alpha Mu pulled off a minor upset by scoring a 6-0 vic tory over a tough Lambda Chi team. In the final action of the after noon, the vaunted Sigma Chi attack sputtered, but was able to pick up enough steam to beat a rough Counselors team 12-8. As a result of Monday’s ac tion, Beta will play Sigma Chi for a championship berth today at 4:00. In the only other game today, Sheldon will play SAM. The winner of this game will play Delta Upsilon on Wednes day. SAM victors Sigma Alpha Mu beat Lambda Chi Alpha 6-0 behind the passing of Gil Olman. SAM had been out played most of the game by the LCAs, but. in the third quarter. Dave Rogoway intercepted a Glen Tillitt pass to set up the Tone SAM touchdown. Olman passed to Bob Coblens for the score. Gary Rosenthal and Neil Goldschmidt were both in strumental in the SAM win, making several fine catches of Olman’s passes. Lambda Chi suffered when Dave Sanborn, their best left end. was hurt in the first quarter. Tillitt passed well to John Hollo way and Clyde Stephenson, but couldn’t generate enough power to score. Beta scores Beta Theta Pi slid by Young Hall in another rough defensive game. The high scoring Betas were held to only one touchdown toy the tough Young defense. Beta got its only score on a pass from A1 Mills to Nick Utt, good for 20 yards. The score came on a fourth down late in the second quarter, after a de termined goal line stand by Young. Pierce Brownell was passing well for Young, but several goal line stands by the Betas kept Young scoreless. Late in the game Brownell completed several long passes to Jackson but time ran out. Hugh Springer and Mac Car michael stood out well offensively for the Betas and Berkley Hol man played a stellar game at de fensive end. DU in overtime In a hard fought game, DU beat Hale Kane in an overtime by racking up 15 yards to Hale Kane’s 0. The game ended in an 8-8 tie with each team having 4 first downs. Nick Pereira’s passing to Lariy Slessler set up many scoring op portunities for the DU’s but George Kahanu and Jim Moriar ity did a fine defensive job in holding the DU scoring down. All the scoring was done in the first half. Hale Kane scored first on a pass from Paul Ganley to Henry Furukido. Another pass from Ganley to Furukido gave HK two extra points. After the Hale Kane TD the DU's started a scoring drive with Pereira's passes to Slessler eating up the yardage. Hale Kane stop ped DU, however, and tofk over on first downs. Then a series of three straight interceptions in terrupted the action. First, Joe McFarland intercept ed Ganley’s long pass, and on the very next play, George Kahanu got the ball back for Hale Kane by grabbing Disque Lunceford’s throw. The ball again switched hands when-Gary Wilson stole a Hale Kane pass. This proved to be disastrous for Hale Kane as, on the very next play, Pereira passed to Bob Saunders for the DU score. Pe reira ran the conversion. The second half was strictly a defensive battle. In the last quar ter, several tempers flared and players from both sides were temporarily ejected from the game. Lunceford and Wilson were both outstanding in the DU vic ! tory. Wilson made a total of three interceptions for DU. Sigma Chi wins In the top game of the after noon. Sigma Chi ground out a 12-8 win over an unexpectedly tough Counselor team. There was no scoring in the first quarter, but late in the sec ond quarter a 40 yard pass from quarterback John Schwartz to Denny Conlon set up the first Sigma Chi score. Schwartz ran two plays to the ; right, and finally scored on a j sweep to the left. Don Gottesman’s passes were clicking to Kent Dorwin but the big Sigma Chi defense stopped all Counselor scoring threats in the first half. In the second half, Jim Josephe son’s fine offensive blocking led the way to another Sigma Chi score. The touchdown came in the third quarter on a pass from Schwartz to Dick Miller. In an effort to get back into the game, the Counselors resorted to a passing attack in the fourth quarter. However, the increasing darkness and an unceasing Sigma Chi defense held the Counselors to only one touchdown. The score was on a 60-yard pass from Got tesman to Fent Lockenauer. Gottesman ran the conversion for the extra two points. IM wrestling begins Oct. 26 Intramural wrestling compe tition will begin Monday, October 26, announced varsity wrestling coach Mike Reuter, who will di rect the wrestling program. All wrestlers must have their entry blanks turned into the IM office by 5 p.m. on Wednesday, if they wish to participate. Of ficial weigh-ins will be held Oc tober 22 and 23 between 4 and HAVE YOU BEEN GETTING THE BRAKES? MAC'S FLYING 'A' SERVICE Will give you free estimates and information con cerning jour brakes. Come on down to Villard & Franklin and get your “brakes.” Villard & Franklin DI 3-5121 Sports roundup Medford continued to roll along: In first place today in the weekly Journal coaches' poll among Ore gon's class A high school football teams. Jefferson, last year's state champ, remained in second place with Pendleton third and Marsh field fourth. Vale continues to top the A-2 teams with Wlllamina second and Seaside third. Myrtle Point and Coquille tied for fourth. Others in order were Mac-Hi, Bandon, Oakridge, Wood burn and Eagle Point. 1. Medford . 80 2. Jefferson . 2. Pendleton. 08 4. Marshfield. 58 5. Lincoln . 48 6. North Salem... 21 1. South Eugene . 22 8. St. Helens . 20 9. South Salem. 19 10. Beaverton . 14 Others: North Bend 6, Park rose 5, Madison 4, Ashland 1. The chairman of the National Football League expansion com mittee. George Halas, says the League will expand into Texas next year. He said a franchise will be awarded to Dallas and 6 p.m„ and no weight classifi cation change can be made after the official weigh-in. , The tournament competition will be held in the wrestling room from 4 to 6 p.m. between Oc tober 26 and November 6. Prior to the actual competition a spe cial clinic for rules and holds will be held on Tuesday and Wednes day, October 20 and 21, in the wrestling room at 4 pm. It is recommended that each contestant be present at one of these clinics. Workouts are cur- i rently being held in the wrestling room after 3:45 daily. Reuter said that no special clothing or equipment rules will be enforced except that each competitor must wrestle in clean tennis shoes and shorts or tights. possibly to Houston. Hulas said the decision to ex pand was based on a poll of the 12 club owners. But (he owner of the Washington Redskins, George Preston Marshall, says he will fight the move. President Vic Morablto of the San Francisco 49ers says ho likes the Idea of the National Football League expanding to Dallas and Houston. Oilman Bud Adams of Houston says he still plans on having an entry In the new American League despite the possibility that the suggestion of Halas goes through. A U-P International survey shows the list of major unbeaten untied football teams has drop ped to 55. Yale and the Florida Aggies are the only teams yet to be scored upon. 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