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T}HE MICHIGAN DAILY
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 28, 1949
Sig Eps First in Cross Country
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NewmanClub
Meets wene
Co-opToday
Robert Owen Co-op House and
the Newman Club square off this
afternoon at Ferry Field in the
second round of play-offs for the
Independent Section touch foot-
ball crown.
The winner of this tussle will
take on the Hurricanes next Fri-
day. Michigan Christian Society,
which yesterday defeated the
Wolves of League IV in the first
round of play-offs, will play the
Mites also next Friday.
THE NEWMAN CLUB is leading
League I, while the co-op squad is
at the head of the pack in League
III. The MCS's top League II.
Michigan Christian Society
made a strong bid for section
honors by dropping the Wolves
19-7 in yesterday's game.
The MCS outfit scored its three
touchdowns in the first half. Tom
OeVries, Hal Snyder, and Bob
Lundberg each tallied once for the
Society. Wayne Anderson scored
the only TD for the Wolves in the
second half.
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ROBERT OWEN House and the
Michigan Christian Society are
rated good bets to dethrone last
year's champions, the Newman
Club.
Bill Tomko, graduate assis-
tant in charge of independent
intramurals, announced yester-
day that entries will be accept-
ed next week for the Independ-
ent handball tournament.
Tomko, pleased with the re-
sponse to the call for entries in the
Independent volley ball tourney, is
anticipating an equally good turn-
out for the handball contests.
t-i I-MNES
John Hanson will meet Walt
Luszki in the finals of the Gradu-
ate division of the intramural ten-
nis tournament next week.
In the All-Campus section Dick
Osborne has already clinched a
spot in the finals. Osborne wlil
meet the winner of the semi-final
play-off between Thorpe Lichten-
berg and Don Shreffler.
Continuous from I P.M.
Today & Saturday
BASED ON THE FILES OF THE
U. S.-DEPT.OF
Fancett Stars
For Williams
In Third Win
The theme of residence hall
football seems to be "its the same
old story" as Williams House con-
tinues to dominate play through
the third week of competition.
Led, as usual, by its all-dorm
star Bob Fancett, who scored three
touchdowns, the defending cham-
pions swamped a game but out-
manned Strauss team by a 27-0
score.
FLETCHER HALL kept up dim
hopes of the championship as it
beat a rough Vaughan House
squad by a 12-6 score. Al Rotsko,
who set an all-campus scoringrec-
ord in basketball last year with
69 points, led the winners' attack.
He and Bill Yudkin scored the
touchdowns.
Winchell House exhibited a
good defense as it topped An-
derson house by a 13-0 score.
Remus Boila and George Bouch-
er led the Winchell attack with
a touchdown apiece.
In another tight, defensive
game, Lloyd House defeated Chi-
cago House by a 2-0 margin. The
two West quad foes battled on
even terms all the way, with a
safety scored by Len Steinbrueck
being the margin of victory.
ADAMS HOUSE entered the
victory column for the first' time
this year by topping Prescott 10-0.
Chuck Van Dusen tallied a'touch-
down for Adams, and EdHart
added two safeties.
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WINNER OF I-M MEET-George Allen of Phi Gamma Delta wins
fraternity cross-country run for second straight year. Allen ran
the race in eleven minutes and twelve seconds.
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Aillen Cops Individual Honors,
'PhiCamsTake Runnerup Spot
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Although placing only two men
in the first ten, Sigma Phi Epsilon
copped top honors in the Frater-
nity Cross Country meet yester-
day afternoon.
Led by Dave Vanderzee and
Gene Gilmore who finished fourth
and eighth, respectively, the Sig
Eps had a point total of 82 to de-
throne Phi Gamma Delta.
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GEORGE ALLEN snared the in-
dividual championship for the sec-
ond successive year as he sparked
the Phi Gams to the runnerup po-
sition with 95 points. Allen cov-
ered the course in eleven minutes
and twelve seconds.
Max Iverson of Phi Sigma
Kappa trailed Allen to the wire
to grab second honors in the
meet. Herb Neuman of Alpha
Theta ChtiTrips
'Siga Phi in
Overtime Tilt
In a hard fought, see-saw battle
Theta Chi defeated Sigma Phi in
the Fraternity touch football first
place playoffs.
At the end of the regular play-
ing time the game was a scoreless
deadlock. In overtime play Amato
Contino intercepted a Sigma Phi
pass and went all the way for the
winning score.
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THE OTHER first place playoff
game saw Phi Sigma Delta take
advantage of a last rhinute scoring
opportunity to notch a 12-0 vic-
tory over Alpha Delta Phi.
In the playoffs for second
place honors Phi Sigma Kappa
and Phi Kappa Psi emerged vic-
torious from their quarter final
encounters.
The Phi Sigs who jumped off to
an early lead over Trigon were
Another Co-recreation night,
weekly Intramural feature, is
planned tonight from 7:30 to
10:30 at the Sports Building.
-Vern Muncy
never threatened and went on to
win easily by a score of 18-0.
PHI KAPPA PI kept their place
in playoff competition by beating
Sigma Nu 19-13. It was a hard
fought battle with a scrappy Sigma
Nu team that kept the game unde-
cided until the final horn.
Chi Phi turned in a one sided,
19-0, victory over Delta Phi
Gamma Delta and ZBT took
Delta Tau Delta 14-0 in the
third place playoffs.
In the fourth place playoffs Tri-
angle beat Tau Kappa Epsilon
12-0 while Lambda Chi Alpha de-
feated Kappa Nu by a 12-0 count.
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Sigma finished third with Sig
Eps' Vanderzee taking fourth.
Augmenting Vanderzee and Gil-
more in bringing the crown to Sig
Eps were Ross Pfalzgraff who fin-
ished 19th, Gene Freed who came
in 20th, and Tom Auch 31st.
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Point Totals
1-Sigma Phi Epsilon, 82;
2 - Phi Gamma Delta., 95;
3 - Alpha Sigma Phi, 101;
4-Delta Upsilon, 121; 5-
Kappa Sigma, 172; 6-Zeta
Psi, 180; 7-Acacia, 224; 8-
Delta Sigma Phi, 250; 9-
Sigma Alpha Epsilon and Phi
Kappa Psi, 254; 11-Beta
Theta Pi, 264; 12-Phi Sig-
ma Kappa, 268; 13-Phi
Kappa Tau, 303; 14-Sigma
Pi, 306; 15-Sigma Chi, 319;
16-Theta Xi, 326; 17-Theta
Chi, 338; 18-Phi Delta
Theta, 383; 19-Zeta Beta
Tau, 434.
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