University Daily Kansan
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Wednesday, Oct. 9, 1963
Betas Open With Victory
By Willis Henson
Beta Theta Pi defeated Phi Kappa Theta yesterday, 31 to 12, and served notice that they are still the team to beat in A Hill Championship competition.
The Betas, playing their first game of the season, wasted little time scoring their first touchdown. Guy Dresser, Leavenworth junior, put the Betas ahead 7-0 one and one-half minutes and five plays after the game started.
Phi Kappa Theta retaliated with a touchdown in the second quarter but trailed 19-6 at halftime. That was the extent of the Phi Kap scoring until the fourth quarter.
ager, said yesterday's game showed the team was weak on defense. He also said he would concentrate on the extra point. The Betas only made the extra point once out of five tries.
WILLIAM GEIGER. Beta man-
In other intramural action, a large cheering crowd looked on as Delta Tau Dela beat Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 20 to 13. The Delts employed an aerial attack in the game.
In A Independent action, Foster Hall lost to the Rum Runners, 20 to 0.
IN THE B TEAM games, you either scored or you didn't. Sigma Chi shut out Triangle, 44 to 0 and Delta Upsilon blanked Phi Gamma Delta, 27 to 0.
The B team scores were Phi Delta Theta, 20. Beta Theta Pi, 0. Phi Gamma Delta lost to Phi Kappa Sigma.
In fraternity A division Monday, Sigma Chi defeated Delta Upsilon, 13 to 12, while Kappa Sigma downed Sigma Alpha Epsilon, 14 to 0.
It was Stephenson Hall, 20 and Jolliffe, 0. in independent A division.
Individual intramural competition will resume play Monday, Oct. 14, according to Walter Mikols, intramurals director.
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Left Tackle Richard Pratt, 252-pound sophomore, suffered a fractured wrist in KU's 25-21 victory over Wyoming Saturday, and will be out of action for at least four weeks.
Larry Ledford, No. 1 left guard is a doubtful starter for the Iowa State game because of an ankle injury he suffered in the game at Laramie.
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