Beta, Phi Delt Win In IM Eliminations
By virtue of victories yesterday, Beta Theta Pi and Phi Delta Theta advanced to the Fraternity "A" finals, and Pearson hall and the Cats moved into the Independent "A" finals.
The Betas defeated Delta Chi, 59 to 50; the Phi Delts won over Phi Gamma Delta, 43 to 27; Pearson beat Jim Beam, 47 to 34, and the Cats downed the YMCA, 53 to 29.
Leading 24 to 23 at half, the Betas superior marksmanship from the field proved the deciding factor. Punky Hoglund was the only Delta Chi to hit more than once from the Field.
Mike Greenleaf and Ed Wilson led the Beta attack with 14 and 12 points, respectively. Earl Knauss hit 10 of 16 free throws to give Hoglund a little support in keeping Delta Chi in the game.
The Phi Delts doubled an eight-point, 21 to 13 halftime edge, to win handily. The game was won at the free throw line with the Phi Delts making good on 21 of 35 attempts.
Fred Heath paced the winners with 10 points, followed closely by Dean Graves with nine. John McFarland got eight for the losers before fouling out.
Featuring a balanced attack, Pearson moved past Jim Beam with
little trouble. Three men hit in double figures for the winners.
Donn Everett scored eight points for Jim Beam and three other players got six each, but they were not enough to overcome Pearson.
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With a 21-point performance by Bill Bell, the Cats powered past the YMCA. "Y" men were never in the game after the first few moments of the second stanza, as the winners added steadily to a 21 to 15 halftime lead.
Jerry Baker chipped in 10 points for the Cats, while Howie Fleetwood connected to 10 for the YMCA.
Independent "B"
Chicken Pickers 28, G am m a Delta 22
Fraternity "C"
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Phi Giang Ii III, Phi Delt I II 28
Phi Delt I II 3, Phi Delt II 38
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Dr. Kenneth E. Anderson, dean of the School of Education, is attending the annual meetings of the American Association of School Administrators and the American Educational Research association.
Dean Anderson will give a research report before the school administrators on how the size of high schools affects achievement attitudes. He is co-author with Gordon Gaston, who received his M.S. degree in education from the University in 1953.
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Dr. Donald M. Swarthout, dean of the School of Fine Arts, will speak on "The Place of Fine Arts in General Education" at a meeting of the Faculty Forum Wednesday noon in the Student Union.
The average food manufacturing company earns about $2 \frac{1}{4} $ cents on every dollar of sales, and the average food retailer earns one cent on the dollar.
Fureka (U.P.)-Plans for an annual savings and loan scholarship to the University have been announced by the executive committee of the Kansas Savings and Loan league.
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Officials of Lake Charles Air Force base said the pilot appeared to have swerved the big bomber to the left, which were directly in its path.
5 Persons Die in Crash Of B-47 Jet Bomber
Had the plane crashed 500 yards short of where it came down, it would have plowed into a more built-in residential area, authorities said.
A neighbor, Cole Olen, dashed across the street and kicked in the front door to the Morgan home. He said he went into the front bedroom and did not find anyone there. He tried to enter the second bedroom but flames drove him back.
Albert Morgan, 24, and his wife 20, were burned to death in their home which was nearest the ex ploding plane.
Lake Charles, La.—(U.P.) A crippled B-47 Stratojet bomber, on a radar-guided emergency approach to its fogged-in base, crashed and exploded into five houses and several trailer homes late last night.
The six-jet bomber, with one jet dead, struck power and communication lines, cut a swath through the top of a pine forest, crashed to earth at the edge of a line of trees and skidded about 60 yards before exploding.
In addition to the house and trailer destroyed, four other houses and two trailers were heavily damaged.
Authorities said at 5 a.m. they had about completed their search and didn't believe there were any more dead or injured.
Five persons—the plane's three-
man crew and a young couple in
the one house which burned—per-
ished in the fiery crash. A man
who was in a trailer which was
destroyed was badly burned.
The initial explosion and a series of lesser blasts from apparent live ammunition scattered the fiery wreckage over the residential area. The scene was four and one half miles northwest of the Lake Charles base.
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crewmen as Capt. Clarence Wilson,
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commander of the MV-6.
Veck, 35, Downieville, Calif., copi-
ilot, and Capt. Elwyn (CQ) Mee-
bee, 33, Fort Worth, Texas, observer.
T/Sgt. James C. Sapp, who was in the trailer which was destroyed, was taken to the base hospital with second and third degree burns. His wife, who also was in the trailer, was not injured.
Lt. Eddy Jones, of the Air base, credited his parked car with saving his and his wife's lives. One of the jet engines broke away from the plane when it hit, rolled down the street, smashed into his car and came to rest against the front porch of his trailer.
House Measure to Outlaw Old Iceboxes
Topeka — (U,P) — The Kansas House today passed a bill outlawing abandonment of death trap ice boxes and other "attractive nuisances."
Roll call passage moved the measure close to final legislative consideration. The Senate now must agree to a minor house amendment before the bill, sponsored by the Kansas legislative council, goes to Gov. Fred Hall for signature.
"Hawk Talk"...
Hear the new directions in music at the Sauter-Finegan Concert in Hoch Monday, March 14. Tickets will be only a dollar, so get a date.
Got that midway-past Monday misery? Cure it by stopping at the Trail Room of the Union Wednesday night. There's record dancing and Hill entertainment at 9:30. This week it's the Alpha Phi Sextet. On alternating weeks Charles Kynard's Combo plays.
Tired of playing solitaire? Dying to trump? Plan to attend the SUA Bridge Lessons beginning the middle of the month.
Square dancing is old stuff, but Theater in the Round is something new. See "The Philadelphia Story" presented this Thursday, Friday & Saturday in the Union Ballroom for a new experience in theater going.
Need an activity? What could be better than having an office to yourself for an hour every week! SUA needs secretaries. Apply to Katherine Carr in the Union or Sue Wewantes at 3510.
Sort of out of it when a mambo is played? Watch for the date of the SUA dance lessons. If you don't know how much it means to be able to dance, read the Ray Quinlan ads in the Star;
If you haven't figured it out yet, this is a column sponsored by Student Union Activities to give you the inside on what is going on in your Watch. For it next Tuesday; everything improves with time.
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