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University Daily Kansan Thursday, Feb. 9.195
ATO, Foster, Blackfeet Post Easy Victories
Two Fraternity A games and three Independent A games were played Wednesday with Alpha Tau Omega, Sigma Chi, Pearson Hall, Foster Hall, and the Blackfeet being the winners.
ATO more than doubled the score to easily defeat TKE 77-25. Charley Martin, who scored 15 points in the first half, was high scorer for the victors with 25 points. He was followed by Dick Blowey who made 18. Kerm Welch scored 14 points for the losers.
Jumping off to an eight-point halftime lead, Sigma Chi went on to defeat Triangle 50-39. The Sigma Chi attack was well-balanced with Bernie Maguire hitting 15 points and Louie Daharb 12 points. Triangle's bright spots were the 10-point performances of Jay Robinson and Charley Hill.
Pearson broke away in the second half to hand Rirl a 42-24 loss. The score was tied at halftime 16-16, but Pearson put on the pressure in the last half and pulled away to win. Jim Kerr with 10 points and Bob Cristler with 8 points were high for the game.
Newman Club, being held to eight points in each half, went down to defeat at the hands of Foster, 41-18 Jim Glim with 13 points and Vic Viola with 10 topped the scorers. Newman's Jim Kline scored half of his team's points.
In the only other A game of the day, the Blackfeet easily defeated Theta Tau 51-25. The victors jumped to a 15-point lead late in the first half and were never threatened. Charley Bogan of Blackfeet was high-point man with 16 points.
Other results:
Fraternity C
SAE I 40, Delt IV 38; Phi Gam III
2, ATO II 0 (forfeit); ATO I 44, DU
II 16; Sigma Chi I 25, Beta I 24; Phi
Gam I 29, Sigma Nu I 23; Phi Delt V
31, Delta Chi I 20; Kappa Sig 26, Phi
Delt II 14; AEPI 26, Beta II 25, and
DU III 20. Delt III 18.
Today's Schedule Fraternity A
Fraternity C
4:15, PiKA I vs. Phi Psi, eist court; Delt I vs. Delta Chi II, west court; 5, Phi Delt IV vs. Phi Gam II, east court; PiKA II vs. Phi Psi II, west court; 6:30, Sigma Nu vs. Beta II, east court; 8, AKL vs. Phi Gam I, east court, and DU III vs. AEPi, west court
Independent C
5:45, Army vs. Stan's Haven, east court; Sigma Gamma Epsilon vs. Brewers, west court; 6:30, Jets vs. Dodos, west court; 7:15, Navy vs. Rockdale, east court, and Jim Beam vs. Theta Tau, west court.
McDermott Traded To Yankees By Nats
WASHINGTON—The New York Yankees and the Washington Senators yesterday completed a seven-player deal which sends Maury McDermott, veteran hurler, and Bob Kline, shortstop, to New York in return for four rookies and one player not yet named.
It was the Senators' second big trade of the winter. Earlier they had traded Mickey Vernon, first baseman, pitcher Bob Porterfield and two others to the Boston Red Sox, getting five young players in return.
In yesterday's trade, the Yankees gave the Senators Dick Tettlebach, outfielder; Herb Piews, infielder; Lou Berberet, catcher, and Bob Wiesler, pitcher. The Senators said no cash was involved.
Green Bay Signs 2 Players
GREEN BAY, Wis. (U.P.)—Tackle George Schusser of Peshtigo, Wis., and end Chuck Foster of Waukesha, Wis., both Carroll College graduates, have been signed for 1956 by the Green Bay Packers of the National Football League.
3 A's Pitchers SignContracts
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (U.P.)-Pitchers Alex Kellner, Art Ditmar and Cloyd Boyer have signed their 1956 contracts with the Kansas City Athletics. Ditmar and Kellner are considered key men in the Athletics' pitching plans for the coming season.
Boyer started brilliantly last season but faded midway through the schedule and probably will face stiff competition for a spot on the staff.
Ditmar had an impressive 5.04 earned run average last year but he lowered it during the last half of the 1955 campaign. He was rated one of the American League's most effective pitcher by the New York Yankees at the end of the season.
Kansas City players still unsigned are Joe Astroth and Bill Shantz, catchers; Jim Finigan and Pace Pless, infields, and pitchers Art Cecarelli, Ed Burtschy, Lou Kretlow and Mike Kume.
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Navy 81, Pittsburgh 64
Army 84, Lehigh 74
Temple 88, Bucknell 64
H.S. Civic College 85
West Virginia 76, Penn State 73
Stetson 91, Miami 84
Youngstown 76, Akron 74
Xavier 79, Cincinnati 72 (overtime)
Maryland 76, Marvel 76
Georgetown D, C. 86, St. Mary's, Md. 83
Duquesne 69, Carnegie Tech 59
Brandis 90, Boston College 62
Mississippi Southern 66, Delta State 51
Hamilton Harbor 60, Villanova 99, Pennsylvania 74
St. Francis, Brooklyn 84, Bridgeport 77
Bethany 91, McPherson 60
When wearing the crimson and blue, Clyde Lovellette scored 18 field goals in three different games. Victims were SMU, Colorada and LaSalle, all in 1952.
21 Games Set For Baseballers
The Kansas baseball team will meet six opponents at Lawrence and eight on the road, Coach Floy Temple has announced.
Nine lettermen reported yesterday to Temple for limited workouts in Allen Field House. They are infielders Don Steinmeyer, Topeka; Forrest Hoglund, Kansas City, Mo.; and Don Pfutzenreuter, Carlsbad, N.M.; outfielders Bobby Conn, Wichita; Dick Blowey, Augusta; Dixon, Topeka; and Dudley Budrich, Chicago; pitcher Gary Fenity, Topeka, and Loren Martin, Overbrook, catcher.
Conn has been named captain of the 1956 team. Last year Kansas
managed only six victories against 16 defeats. Four lettermen were lost by graduateion.
The Schedule:
The Schedule
April 1 - 5 Arkansas State at Memphis
April 14 Arkansas State at State
April 13 Wichita at Wichita
April 14 Rockhurst at Lawrence
 April 20 Rockhurst at Kansas City
 April 22-24 Kansas State at Lawrence
 April 27-28 Oklahoma at Lawrence
 April 30 Open
May 1 Nebraska at Lincoln
May 4-5 Minnesota State at Lawrence
 May 11-12 Mississippi at Columbia
 May 15 Central Missouri State at Warrenburg
 May 18-19 Colorado at Boulder
 May 21-22 Lawrence
May 18-19 Colorado at Boulder
May 21-22 Missouri at Lawrence
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