Baskethal,

_ Standings at the end of last week’s

TUESDAY, JUNE 15, 1943

 

J. Moore Leads
Victory League
Play

 

 

 

games:
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J. Moore-Delt ................ 2° 0 1000
Bela) nh fa al oe Oe e 750
‘Hemplin 540 4 Sree 750
Phi Psiv ose ee Qe 667
Tennessee Club ............ 2k .667
-«: Battenteld sc 2. 0 sae a 4s BeBe
Dig Alph: oes da 2 oe
Jolliffersn. 4 sar as. boo .200
$Phi- Gaui. Poe ae kG

*Have forfeited games.

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With four hectic nights of three |

games each this week, the Victory
Intramural Basketball League will
enter its final stages with only six
games left to be played next week.

The-last two nights of play will be.

, next- Monday and Tuesday nights,

and the team emerging champion
will play a team of picked all-stars
from the other league teams some
time later in the week.

Following is the schedule of the
‘ games remaining to be played:

' Tonight—8:00 p.m. Phi Psi vs.’

. Tennessee Club, Templin vs. John

Moore. 9:00 p.m. Battenfeld vs. Sig.

Alph.
Wednesday. night—8:00 p.m. Ten-
nessee Club vs. John Moore, Phi Psi

vs. Sig Alph. 9:00 p.m. Battenfeld vs.

Beta.

Thursday night—8:00 p.m. John
Moore vs. Sig Alph, Phi Psi vs. Beta.
9:00 p.m. Templin vs. Jolliffe.

Monday night—8:00 p.m. John.

Moore vs. Beta, Tennessee Club vs.

Jolliffe. 9:00 p.m. Phi Psi vs. Batten-

feld.

Tuesday night—8:00 pm. Sig
Alph vs. Jolliffe, John Moore vs.
Battenfeld. 9:00 p.m. Tennessee Club
vs. Templin.

Battenfeld hall’s 30. to 29 upset
victory over Templin, conquerors of
the Betas, was the highlight of last
Thursday night’s games. The Batten-
feld boys were trailing 11 to 17 at
halftime and were seemingly out of
the picture. However, a last half
Battenfeld rally deadlocked

 

the |

‘ score at the end of the regular play_
ing time, and in the overtime, Bat-
tenfeld came out victor by a single
point.

After racing off -to an early 10
point, lead, the rangy Tennessee Club
cagers suddenly collapsed, and the
fighting . Betas overtook ;them and

went on to “give the Teniesste boys

a thorough 42 to 32 spanking. Dich!
and Malott both rang up 11 points

for the victors, while O’Neil helped

out with nine. For the Tennesseeans,
Bill Matthews and D. McCormick

pts.

 

ee gt gictcted

were Hibk scorers with 12 and $ |
points respectively,

- In the other game of the evening
the Phi Psi’s coasted to a 61 to il
win over the Jolliffe quintet, with
Scott leading the parade with a 28
point total to his credit.