University Daily Kansan Tuesday, Feb. 14, 1956
Battenfeld, Outlaws Win Intramural Games
Only two intramural A Division games were played yesterday with Battenfeld Hall defeating Varsity House and the Outlaws rolling past the Jaws.
Battenfeld built up a 30-9 half-time lead and went on to defeat the Varsity House 57-23. Don Allen of Battenfeld was high scorer for the game with 14 points, 10 of them in the first half. Teamsmate Bill Hirsch and Gary Shank followed with 13 and 12 points respectively.
The Outlaws pulled away in the last half to defeat the Jays 48-34. Jim Letcavits of the Jays was high for the game with 15 points, while Kirby Lee paced the winners with 12. The Outlaws led at halftime 22-18.
Other results:
Fraternity A
Slap Happy 2, Optimists O, and
YMCA 2, AIA O, both forfeits.
Today's Schedule
Fraternity A
6:15. TKE vs. Phi Delt.
Independent A
4:15. Carruth-O'Leary vs. Ste-
phenson
Fraternity B
4:15, DU vs. Beta, east court; Delta vs. Phi Gam, west court; 5, Sigma Chi vs. Sig Ep, east court, and Phi Delt vs. AKL, west court.
Independent B
Independent B
5:45. Medical School vs. Corbin
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Fraternity C
Annex, east court, and Cats vs. Jim Beam, west court.
6:30, Phi Gam II vs. DU I, east court; Phi Delt I vs. SAE I, west court; 7:15, Phi Gam IV vs. Kappa Sig, east court, and Phi Gam I vs. Phi Psi II, west court.
Basketball Scores
Holy Cross 84 Notre Dame 72
Boston College 91 Tulips 79
Cincinnati 95 Duquesne 74
Alabama 109 Florida 74
Virginia 96 Clemson 85
APA 81 Milton 74
Kentucky 86 Mississippi State 65
Wake Forest 73 Richmond 68
West Virginia 105 William & Mary 90
Illinois 89 Michigan 66
Wisconsin 69 Indiana 66
Kansas 78 Missouri 65
Minnesota 77 Michigan State 73
Xavier 91 Louisville 59
Ohio State 83 Northwestern 79
Friends 90 Kansas Wesleyan 69
Arkansas 61 Texas A&M 52
Houston Texas Geek 48
Drake 70 Oklahoma City 66
Texas Tech 70 Hardin-Simmons 55
Nebraska 68 Oklahoma 61
K-State Survives Wyoming Threat
LARAMIE, Wyo. — (U.P.)—Kansas State, Big Seven Conference leader, staved off a last minute rally to defeat Wyoming 78-74 last night.
With less than four minutes left, K-State held a 76-60 margin. Then little Joe Capua led his Wyoming teammates on a scoring spree that whittled the lead until the final gun.
Capua took scoring honors with 32 points. Center Jack Parr was high for K-State with 25.
Cornhuskers Defeat Sooners In Overtime
NORMAN, Okla.—(U. F.)—One overtime period was necessary for Nebraska, ranked sixth in the Big Seven, to win 68-61 over Oklahoma last night and give the Sooners their seventh straight loss in the conference.
A hot 11 out of 12 free throw spree by Nebraska in the extra period was the difference.
After leading 37-27 at halftime, Oklahoma faltered and it was deadlocked at 55-55 at the end of regulation playing time.
Return Of Richards,4 Other Lettermen Raises Golf Hopes
With five returning lettermen, including Bob Richards, defending Big Seven individual champion, the Kansas golf team could make a strong bid for the Big Seven championship this spring.
The other lettermen are Bill Sayler, Kansas City, Kan., junior; Noel Rooney, Dodge City senior; Mark Nardyz, Kansas City, Kan., senior; and Ed Mac Gee, Kansas City, Mo. senior.
A 15-meet schedule was announced yesterday, with the opener being against Tulane University, April 3 at New Orleans. Five of the matches will be against Big Seven opponents.
The new coach of the KU golfers is Mike Chalfant, Hutchinson first-year law student. He succeeds Donn Everett.
Chalfant is pleased over his prospects, but he expects Oklahoma to be the team to beat, along with Kansas State, who will have the home-course advantage in the Big Seven tournament May 18-19. Besides his five lettermen, the KU coach expects basketball star Gene Elstun, Kansas City, Mo., city golf champion, to bolster KU hopes.
the schedule:
April 5   Houston at New Orleans
5- Houston, at Houston
The schedule:
6—SMU at Dallas
13—Nebraska at Lincoln
14—Omaha at Omaha
18—K-State at Manhattan
20—Oklahoma at Norman
21—Oklahoma A&M at Still-
21—Oklahoma A&M at Stillwater
May
26—Iowa State at Lawrence 27—Missouri at Columbia
4—Washburn at Lawrence
28—St. Benedict's at Atchison
4 Washburn at Lawrence
5—Missouri at Lawrence
13—K. State at Lawrence
18-19—Big Seven at Manhattan
Panel Discussion For WAA
"The place of recreation in the life of a college student" will be the subject of a panel discussion at the WAA meeting at 4 p.m. Wednesday in Robinson.
KU's all-opponent team for last season consisted of Bob Jengarand and Burdette Halderson of Colorado, Lester Lane of Oklahoma, Bob Patterson of Tula and Monte Robicheux of Rice.
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