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About Oregon daily emerald. (Eugene, Or.) 1920-2012 | View Entire Issue (Oct. 13, 1961)
Beta, Boyton, SEA score 8M victories By NKAI, l'KNI.A Nl) Knu mid Kporls Writer The second week of IM foot ball ended Thursday as 14 teams saw action. Strong defensive work held most teams to low scores. One forfeit showed tip on the record as Hederstrom did not show up for their game with Boynton Hall. The biggest victory of the day was Phi Sigma Kappa taking the decision over Lambda Chi Al pha 18-0. Jim Catlbraith was the big gun for the victors with his two touchdowns. Doug Cruik shank scored the last six points for Phi Sigma Kappa, Kappa Sigma rolled over Sig ma Nu 13-7. John Natt was the top man on Kappa Sig's team. He took part In both touchdowns. The first score came as John Natt passed to Tom Driscoll for a play that netted a total of 80 yards. Natt again scored, this time running for 75 yards and the six points. Sigma Nu's only score came as Doug Messini flipped a pass to Fred Karwood. Beta Theta Pi squeezed by th<-1 tough defense of Alpha Tau Athletic cards set .Ythletlc cards, -needed for admission to Saturday night's Arizona game, may be picked up at the athletic department this week. Spouse tickets are also avail- I able. These tlekels, which cost $2. may also be picked up at Multnomah Stadium the night of the game. Army calls 3rd charger player The American F«>otball League San Diego Chargers have lost another regular to the armed services. Offensive end Howard Clark has l>een ordered to report Octo ber 28th to an Army reserve unit at Fort Meade, Maryland. Offensive tackle lion Mix was called up earlier and quarterback Jack Kemp has ljc.cn ordered to take another physical examina tion. Kemp failed to pass the first one because of what doctors called & chronic shoulder sep aration. The Chargers have won five straight games to become the only undefeated tern in pro foot ball. 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Stafford Hall pulled a tight game out of the fire as they dumped the men for McClure Hall 6-2. Stafford's lone score came as quarterback Paul Burg j dropped back and flipped a pass j to Jerry McClung. The scoring play went for a total of 40 yards.' McClure's two points went on '< the board when Stafford quarter back Burg went back to pass but got caught in the end zone. Nestor Hall rolled up a victory as they dumped the Dorm Coun selors 7-0. There are no games scheduled for today but will resume Mon day as the big game will see Sig ma Phi Kpsilon go against Phi Delta Theta. WRA volleyball Delta Zeta I 22, Susan Camp bell 16 Chi Omega defeated McClain I (forfeit) Alpha Delta Pi 26, Rebec I 8 Kappa Alpha Theta defeated Highland House (forfeit) University House II 46, Delta Zeta II 3 Rebec II defeated Alpha Gam ma Delta (forfeit) Chi Omega II 15, Carson 5 1 10 Driving to Portland this weekend? We’ll give you $500 (Enough to cover gas both ways.) 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