Thursday. November 2.1961 University Daily Kansan
Phi Gams Beat Phi Delts,13-12
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In the first of two big showdown games in intramural football, Phi Gamma Delta won yesterday by the margin of an extra point as it handed Phi Delta Theta its initial loss of the season in the final game before the play-offs, 13-12.
The Phi Gams now stand alone atop the division II stands in the fraternity A section with five wins and no defeats. The loss dropped the Phi Delts to second with a 4-1 mark.
IN THE OTHER DIVISION of A competition, undefeated Beta Theta Pi meets once beaten Delta Tau Delta today at 4 p.m. to decide the championship.
In another division II game, Sigma Chi slaughtered Sigma Phi Epsilon, 42-0. The win gave the Sigma Chis a tie with the Phi Delts for second place.
In fraternity B play, a victory by Alpha Tau Omega over Delta Tau
Delta, 20-7 caused a tie for first place in division III. Both teams have 3-1 records.
DELTA UPSILON FINISHED its season in B play with a 12-0 win over Phi Kappa Psi to place them second place in the division with a 3-1-1 posting.
In another game, played in the independent A section, rain brought a halt to the 7-7 deadlock between the Quickies and JRP.
JRP is presently leading the independents with a 4-0-1 mark.
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Wakefield said poultrymen must observe the social order to keep down fighting that may lead to cannibalism that can cost as much as a major disease outbreak.
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KU Bowling Team Picked
John Member, Paul Hammar, Terrell Hays, Dave Rybolt, and Bill Miller will represent the University of Kansas when the Jayhawk varsity bowling team opens its season Saturday at Lincoln.
The KU keglers will roll against the University of Nebraska's crew after the KU-NU football game.
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ACCORDING TO COACH Bascom Fearing, the Hawk quintet gained their team positions for Saturday's competition on the basis of averages.
Hember, Kansas City junior, has compiled a 189 average for 15 games bowled in the Jay Bowl this fall. Hammar, Overland Park junior, is a notch behind with a 188 average for 20 games. In last Monday's try-out session, Hammar fired a 627 three-game series score.
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Moving up from sixth to third place among twelve bowlers still out for the sport. Hays, Shawnee junior, also has a 188 average. Monday, Hays rolled a 269 game en route to a 627 series.
Rybolt, Ottawa sophomore, has compiled a 181 average in 21 games. The squad is rounded out by Miller, Mission freshman. Miller has a 180 average after 19 games.
COACH FEARING SAID, "I thought we had good material at the beginning of the season, but lately we haven't been rolling high enough." He added that "things are looking up now, though."
Fearing said he was told by the Cornhusker coach that the Nebraska squad was "loaded."
After Saturday's outing, the Hawks will host Kansas State November 11 at 11 a.m. in the Jay Bowl.
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