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I-M Elevens Move Into Playoffs

Four Teams Vie for Fraternity Football Title


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The magic number of teams re-
maining in contention for the IM
fraternity football crown has oeen
whittled down to four, Alpha Tau
Omega, Delta Sigma Phi, Sigma
Alpha Epsilon, and Phi Sigma Del-
ta.
Semi-final contests will be play-
ed Wednesday, November 8 at 4:15
p.m. on the south Ferry Field grid-
irons. The championship match
will be contested under the arc
lights of Wines Field on Tuesday,
November 14.
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ONLY FIFTEEN seconds re-
mained in the tussle when Delta
Sigma Phi pushed over a touch-
down to edge Phi Delta Theta 9-2.
A ten yard pass from Milton Heath
NOW at 1:30 - 3:25
5:30 - 7:30 - 9:35

to Chuck Olson culminated the
winner's final march which com-
menced on their own ten yard
strip.
Each team matched safeties
in the initial half with Bob
Moore being credited with the
Delta Sigma Phi two pointer.
In the remaining quarterfinal
encounter Sigmla. Alpha Epsilon
applied the whitewash to Sigma
Phi Epsilon 8-0. Chuck Shirmiester
scored the only touchdown when
he ran thirty yards to paydirt af-
ter intercepting a Sig Ep pass.
A safety accounted for the final
two points.
FUNDAMENTAL in the Sigma
Alpha Epsilon success was their
fine pass and line defense which
allowed the losers to advance with-
in the victors' 30 yard line only
once.
In a second place quarterfinal
tilt Zeta Beta Tau squeezed by
Sigma Alpha Mu by the margin
of an extra point 7-6. The ZBT

TD was set up by Stu Winkel-
man who raced to his opponents'
four yard line before being stop-
ped. Then Winkelman threw a
pass to Floyd Lesser for the ty-
ing points.
Another Winkelman heave to
Lee Hartzmark accounted for the
extra point. All this occurred in the
dying moments of the game.
The passing of Bill Mathews
featured the Delta Tau Delta
success over Alpha Delta Phi in
a third place playoff meeting.
Mathews threw two touchdown
passescand two extra point tosses
to account for all 14 points in
his team's 14-0 victory.
Mathews, who was a star end
in prep circle in Kentucky, con-
nected with Hal Hansen and Whit
Sawyer for the six pointers.
A pass play which covered 45
yards was the lone score in Sigma
Nu's win over Phi Kappa Tau in
a fourth place playoff. The prin-
cipals in the play were Chuck Kep-
ler on the throwing end and Louis
Allen on the receiving aspect.

Fletcher Tops
Tyler To Reach
Semi-Finals
Michigan, Anderson
Prescott Also Win
It's Fletcher Hall versus Michi-
gan House and Anderson against
Prescott in the first place play-
offs of Residence Hall Intra-
Mural touch football next Monday
on South Ferry Field.
Fletcher earned the right to rep-
present league A's best by racking
up a 19-0 win over Tyler House. Al
Rotsko and Bill Brenton collabo-
rated to provide the scoring punch
for the Fletcherites.
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AFTER GENE AMBO intercept-
ed a Tyler pass on the fourth play
of the game and ran 15 yards for
the score, Brenton snared another
Tyler aerial and lateraled to
Rotsko, who galloped 30 yards for
the touchdown.
Rotsko ran for the extra point
to make the score at-the half
12-0. On the first play from
scrimmage in the second stanza,
Rotsko heaved a pass to Brenton
on the five yard line where he
was tagged immediately. Rotsko
then climaxed the scoring on a
naked run around left end.
Michigan House, sparked by
Howard Maturen's brilliant per-
formance, advanced into the play-
offs with a 31-0 trouncing on im-
potent Vaughn House.
MATUREN hit end Don Fackler
on tosses of 20, 30, and 40 yards
to account for three markers, re-
turned an intercepted pass for an-


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other, and passed to Jim Hatton
for an extra point. Russ Kendal
scored the remaining TD on a 20
yard dash after intercepting a
pass.
Lloyd House utilized the an-
cient sleeper play to slip past a
stubborn Williams aggregation,
6-0. With the game a stalemate
late in the second half, Jim
Young pitched to Bob Hunting
on the sidelines.
Bunting moved through the sur-
prised Williams defenders 25 yards
to the three yard line. The same
pair then teamed up to score the
touchdown.
Hayden House meets Lloyd in
the second place playoffs on the
strength of a 13-0 triumph over
Chicago House. Although Chicago
arrived on the scene of battle ten
minutes late, Hayden didn't tarry
in scoring.
Doug Peck grabbed a Jack
Kleinhardt pass early in the first
half and scampered 30 yards for
six points. Ralph Keifer tossed to
Dud Davies to make the score 7-0.
Dick Dennis ran 21 yards to ac-
count for the final TD.
Third, fourth and fifth place
playoffs also took place this past
week and the field has been cut
down to 12 remaining teams. Elim-
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