Page 10-Tuesday, February 3, 1981-The Michigan Daily


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Sigma Phi, 57-33, and Omega Psi Phi, a
42-38 winner over Psi Upsilon.
Kelsey Roots assumed the top spot
among Residence Hall teams with an
impressive 51-17 victory over Williams
House. In games between top ten
teams, Huber Huberites retained their
lock on the number two spot with a 48-31
over Allen Rumsey. The joss knocked
Rumsey down two notches to number
seven. Gomberg A, meanwhile, got by
C.A.M.M., 27-20, and remained third in
the rankings. I
Nitwits snuck into the top spot in Co-
R ec, but a pair of new entrants,
Amoebas and Oxford Plus, are closing
in fast at numbers three and five,
respectively.

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For at least three of the top-ranked
teams in the Daily's Intramural Top
Ten basketball rankings, number one is
bearing out a true meaning.
In the Independent division, Big Dogs
showed its best colors and overpowered
DA's Office, 72-30. The King Pins
managed to stay atop the Women's
division by outlasting the E-Z Scorers,
30-17, in a defensive struggle, while
Legal Luckouts retained the top spot
among Graduate division teams with a
52-28 rout of the Overhang Gang.
THE GOING wasn't so smooth for the
number one teams in the other three
divisions, however. Second-ranked
Alpha Phi Alpha, a perennial
powerhouse in the Fraternity division,
upset top-ranked Beta Theta Pi, 46-45,
and thus produced a direct switch in
this week's Fraternity rankings.
Sigma Nu, formerly ranked 10th, took
a jump to the number seven sport by
thrashing number six Lambda Chi
Alpha, 62-37. The loss dropped the
Lambda Chis out of the top ten.
Newcomers to the group are Sigma
Alpha Mu, which breezed by Alpha

IM SCORES
SUNDAY
Table Tennis, Paddleball
Independent
Cross 3. Navy Gold 0
Powerhouse '803. Midshipmen Gold 0
Sinsemilla 3, Arbory Pirates 1
Fraternity
Chi Psi 3, Kappa Sigma 0
Beta Theta Pi3, Sigma Phi 0
Evans Scholars 0, Sigma Alpha Mu 0 (double forfeit)
Graduate
Law Gold 3, MBA Green 0
Law Gold 2, MBA Orange I
Residence Hall
Elliott 3, Huber Rockets 0
Kelsey Roots 'B' 3, Reeves 0
Kelsey Roots 'C' 3, 6th Lewis 0 (forfeit)
Butler 3, Adams 0 (forfeit)
Basketball
Independent
Competitive
Skeepers 26, Kelly's CRMs 18
Hi-Line Kitchens 47, Swank 36
Brunes 34, Spud Boys 25
Boom Gang 62. Linden AC 16
The MCs 44, Stern Gang 28
Hamilton Black Sheep 42, Golden Turkeys 34
The Force 41, Busmans 361
NROTC Gold 42, Coast Guard 18
B-Ballers 39, Salem's Lot 37
Superstar
Show Biz Kids 77, Hatchets 44
NFl 76, The Players 53
Strong Raiders 2, Positrons 0 (forfeit)
White Shadows 68, Flying Dutchmen 47
Fraternity
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Triangle 44, Delta Kappa Epsilon 20
I Sigma Nu 62, Lambda Chi Alpha 34
Alpha Phi Alpha 46, Beta Theta Pi 45
Phi Delta Theta 59, Trigon 21

Delta Upsilon 18, Sigma Nu 16
Theta Delta Chi 26, Triangle 18
Graduate
Apocalypse Now 30, Chops 16
HCV 49, Mean Machine 29
Oyocs 19, HRSI Sled Dummies 17
Thunder Chickens 65. Financial Operations 38
Yo, Adrian! 48. Phi Rho Sigma 26
Med 132, Agent Orange 28
DSD'A' 73, Med 1135
Co-Rec
Boop Troupe 34. AFROTC 30
Boogie Oogies 24 St. Mary's 12
Dragons 32, Basket Cases 20
Nitwits 2, We lave a Ball 0 (forfeit)
D.I.R.T. 99, Evans Scholars 30
Honey Dippers 44, XXX4 25
Superstars 48. High Ho's 47
Women's
Dazzlers 37, Bogey Busters 23
TKO Limited 37, Lakers 36
Delta Dunkers 26, Maulies 8
Couzens 20.Shooting Shisters 18
Dewey St. Gang 2, Chi Omega 0 (forfeit)
Bouncers 20, Public Health 16
Humor 2, C.A.M.M. 0 (forfeit)
Residence Hall
'A'
Huberites 48 Rumsey 31
Shemps 48, Van Tyne 41
Gomberg 27, C.A.M.M. 20
Couzens Blue 58, Elliott Wildcats 16
'B'
Kelsey 50, Huber Rockets 20
Wenley 39, Fupped Ducks 11 16
5th Hamilton 17,Hinsdale Gamecocks 14
Elliott 37, Adams Blizzard 24
Swimming
Fraternity
Anchor Splash
(sponsored by Delta Gamma sorority)
1. Sigma Chi 58 2. Sigma Alpha Mu 49 3. Phi Delta
Theta and Lambda Chi Alpha (tie) 46 5. Fiji 26 6.
Theta Delta Chi 19 7. Sigma Nu 17'% 8. Delta Tau
Delta 13'2 9. Sigma Phi 6 10. Traingle i 11. Delta Up-
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INDEPENDENT
(Competitive)
1) Big Dogs
2) Powerhouse '80
3) Aces
4) Nationwides
5) Dorks
6) The Geeks
7) White Whales
8) Knicks
9) Arbory Pirates
10) The Uppers
GRADUATE
1) Legal Luckouts
2) Spartans
3) Law Gold
4) DSD B
5) Hose Bags
6) DSD A
7) The Law Dogs
8) MBA Gold
9) Pisces
10) Epidemics
WOMEN'S
(competitive)
1) King Pins
2) Dazzlers
3) Lakers
4) Hunt
5) Happy Hoopers

FRATERNITY 'A'
1) Beta Theta Pi
2) Alpha Phi Alpha
3) Zeta Psi
4) Kappa Alpha Psi
5) Phi Beta Sigma
6) Fiji
7) Sigma Nu
8) Sigma Alpha
Epsiloi
9) Sigma Alpha Mi
10) Omega Psi Phi
RESIDENCE
HALL 'A'
1) Kelsey House
Roots
2) Huber Huberites
3) Gomberg A
4) Fisher
5) Gomberg C
6) Abeng
7) Allen Rumsey
8) Delta Eagles
9) C.A.M.M.
10) Dirty Rimmers
CO-REC
(competitive)
1) Nitwits
2) Couzens Co-Rec
3) Amoebas
4) Fubars
5) Oxford Plus

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KANSAS CITY (AP) Four former
Wichita State University basketball
players say they received more than
$4,500 in gratuities from coaches and
college athletic backers in the past
three years, according to a copyright
story.Monday in The Kansas City
*Times.
Richard Williams of Hollywood,
Calif., who was kicked off the team last
year for a curfew violation, and three
others said they received thousands of
dollars in cash, airline tickets and
"forgiven" loans during the period. '
THE NEWSPAPER also said the
mother of Wichita State basketball
player Antoine Carr, Jo Ann Carr,
moved her family into a $62,500 home
and bought two new cars after her son
joined the team in 1979. Acquaintances
said the family had been living near the
poverty level before the son's success,
The Times said.
The Times also quoted the unnamed,
former girlfriend of a Wichita State
basketball player who said coaches at
the school arranged for her to have an
abortion so he could stay in school.
The practices reported in the story,
the first of a five-part series, appear to
violate National Collegiate Athletic

Association rules governing sports a
member institutions, The Times said.
Wichita State officials were reluctant
to comment on the story.
Sports on Tap
HOCKEY
February 6-7 NOTRE DAME, 7:30 p.m.
WRESTLING
February 6 IOWA, 7:30 p.m.
February 7 MINNESOTA, 7:30 p.m.
MEN'S BASKETBALL
February 5 MICHIGAN STATE, 8:05pm.
February 7 WISCONSIN, 4:05 p.m.
MEN'S GYMNASTICS
February 8 Ohio State, 1:30 p.m.
MEN'S INDOOR TRACK
February 7 at Michigan State
WOMEN'S BASKETBALL
February 3 WESTERN MICHIGAN,
7:00 p.m.
February 7 at Miami, Ohio
WOMEN'S GYMNASTICS
February 8 OHIO STATE, 1:30 p.m.
WOMEN'S INDOOR TRACK
February 4 WESTERN MICHIGAN
and FERRIS STATE, 6:00 p.m.
SYNCHRONIZED SWIMMING
February 7 at Columbus

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