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I-M Softball Leagues End Third Week of Play
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Major League Standings
NATIONAL LEAGUE
AMERICAN LEAGUE
AdamsWins
Dorm Loop
Sparked by the excellent pitch-
ing of Walt Noon, Adams House
chalked up the League "B" Resi-
dence Hall softball championship,
as seven other houses emerged vic-
torious in last Monday's games.
Adams had no trouble.disposing
of previously undefeated Cooley
House, 14-4. Walt Noon's fine
pitching, and plenty of batting
power supplied by Noon, himself,
catcher John Hayes, and center-
fielder Carl Raiss, made the game
Adams all the way.
Another easy win was Hayden
House's 9-1 victory over Chicago
House. Michigan House dropped
Strauss House 7-3, as Hinsdale
House trounced Vaughan House,
10-3. It was dog-eat-dog as Tyler
House rallied to defeat Wenley
House, 10-6. A hitting Williams
House team dropped a weak An-
derson House nine, 10-1. Fletcher
Hall, after taking an early lead,
lost to Greene House, 9-2.
It Must Be Good!
THE DAILY and
EVERYONE ELSE
says it's Wonderful!
-Thru Saturday -
INTRAMURAL BRIEFS:
Net Play Gains Quarters;
Newmans Cop Ball Title
Residence. hall tennis moved
into the quarter final stages leav-
ing the following houses still par-
ticipating in the tournament -
Cooley, Allen-Rumsey, Wenley,
Michigan, Williams, Hayden,)
Fletcher and Adams.
Horseshoes; also in the quarter
final rounds for the most part,. lay
between, Michigan, Hayden,
Vaughan Prescott, Williams, Ty-
ler and Lloyd. Hayden reached the
semi-finals by virtue of a 3-0 win
over Allen-Rumsey yesterday af-
ternoon.
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NEWMAN CLUB won its league
title in the Independent softball
division by virtue of an 8-4 vic-
tory over the Ramblers Monday
afternoon.
The Puffs and the Owlers
scored their second wins of the
season. The Puffs shutout the
Wonders, 15-0, and the Owl-
ers defeated Nakamura Coop,
8-1. The Bulldozers trounced
Omega Deuteron, 17-0, and the
Rookies scored a 18-4 victory
over the Progressives.
The Newman Club scored three
runs on two, singles, a double, and
a walk in the third inning 'and
three more in the fourth on two
singles, a triple, and a walk to
clinch the ,victory over the Ram-
blers.
double and Hank Klauke had two
singles for the victors.
Ed Olds banged out a home
run and a single to lead the Phys
Eds to an 8-4 win over the Mis-
fits Saturday afternoon. In oth-
er games played Saturday, Al
Slote pitched The Michigan
Daily to a 2-0 win over the
Dodgers and 1208 Club squeezed
past St. Mary's Chapel 3-2 by
scoring a run in the last half of
the sixth.
The Clippers scored three runs
in the first inning and went on to
beat the Hawaiians 5-4 last Fri-
day.
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NEXT WEEK the faculty will
compete in its annual golf open
tournament. Many near pars are
expected to be racked up on the
basis of last year's low scores.
There is still time for other de-
partments to enter five man teams
for this classic event which is to
take place on Saturday, May 7.
Plate Power'
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Sluggers had a field day in fra-
ternity softball yesterdtiy as they
banged out a total of' -tun home
runs.
Feature game of toe day was,
Nu Sigma Nu's Herb Spender's five
hit, 11-1, victory over the favored
Delta Sigma Delta nine. Ed Ols,
Dick Donelly, and Lew Parry
banged homers for Phi Epsilon
Kappa as they swamped Alpha
Omega 14-1.
Phi Rho Sigma topped Alpha
Chi Sigma, 9-5, as Bob Lowry and
Leo Cunningham homered for the
winners and John Norman for the
losers. Hal Doster made a round
tripper for Phi Chi and Bob Evans
for Alpha Kappa Psi as they tied
5-5. Bill Closson pitched three hit
ball, one a homer by Jim Lowa,
as Phi Delta Phi overcame Phi
Delta Chi, 16-1. Dick Tunner made
a four bagger for the winners.
The best game of the day found
Tau Epsilon Rho edging Delta
Sigma Pi, 3-0, behind the five hit
pitching of Jack Calechman.
Alpha Rho Chi defeated Law Club
"A" on a forfeit.
All-Campus
Golf Tourney
Starts May 7
bn May 7, regardless of weather
conditions, foursomes will head
out every seven minutes from 7:30
a.m. to 4:00 p.m. hoping for the
coveted Intramural golf title.
Team competition will be
carried on within the Residence
Halls, Fraternities, Independents,
Faculty, International Center, and
Professional Fraternities divisions,
* * *
A TEAM CONSISTS of five
men, each of whom must play
eighteen holes. The individual
team member with the highest
score will be dropped, and the
combined total of the remaining
four will make up the team total.
The sixteen best individual{
scores will be placed in an elim-
ination bracket. The winner of
this bracket will be declared the{
All Campus Champion. Everyone
on campus is eligible to compete
except members of spring varsity
squads.
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Six teams gamped the right this
week to clash in the forthcoming
playoffs for the fraternity softball
championship.
PHI DELTA THETA, sparked by
the shut-out pitching of Bob Ver-
nier, defeated Aipha Tau Omega,
10-0. This win, the third straight
for the Phi Delts gives them a
league championship, and the de-
feat dropped the ATO's into sec-
ond place.
Alpha Phi Alpha defeated Lamb-
da Chi Alpha in a mild upset, 3-1.
Jim Coleman was tagged with
LCA's first loss.
SIGMA ALPHA Epsilon ripped
Triangle, 11-1, with Don Cham-
phey's home run being the decid-
ing factor. Sigma Chi edged Sig-
ma Nu in a close game, 5-2, giv-
ing the victors a league champi-
onship and the Sigma Nu's a sec-
ond place.
Henry Siberell tossed his second
consecutive shut-out as Beta
Theta Pi topped Chi Phi, 4-0. Fin-
ally, Sigma Phi Epsilon nosed out
Tau Delta Phi, 1-0, to join the fin-
alists.
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