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University Daily Kansan
Thursday, Oct. 21, 1954
Mather Pleased With Team
"We had another good practice and the boys have been trying hard all week." Coach Chuck Mather said after yesterday's football session.
The team worked out primarily defensive plays for the third time this week. More defensive scrimmaging is expected for today with some emphasis being placed on offensive plays.
Coach Mather was pleased yesterday because centers Dick Reich and Frank Black doned equipment for the first time in several days. Mather said both boys worked hard
during the practice and should be able to help the team in Dallas Saturday when KU plays Southern Methodist.
Another player, guard George Remsberg, worked out yesterday, leaving only three men as unlikely players Saturday.
Bobby Conn is definitely out of football for the remainder of the season. The other two are halfback John Handley, who is still suffering from an ankle injury, and tackle John Drake, who has a hip injury.
Four IM Teams Score Shutouts
Eight fraternity "A" and two "B" teams met yesterday as competition continued for the Hill intramural football championships. Four of the five games were shut-outs and the other contest found the losing team scoring one touchdown.
FRATERNITY "A"
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Kappa Sig 28. Sigma Ep 6
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Kappa Sig, after holding a one-point lead at halftime, pushed across three more touchdowns in the second half to defeat the Sig Eps 28-6.
Dick Smith did the passing for Kappa Sig and hit Ed Chimenti for two TDs, Cecil Whitt caught the third and Pat White the fourth.
Beta 13. DU 0
Ron Baker passed for Sig Ep and hit Jack Leatherman for the lone talley.
Beta Theta Pi continued their victory string as they scored two touchdowns in the first half, then held the Delta Upsilon team scoreless for a 13-0 victory.
John Strawn passed to Dee Lander and Don Endicott for the touchdowns. Don Franklin added the extra point on a place kick. The second half was primarily a defensive battle with neither team scoring.
Phi Gam 25. Sig Alph 0
Phi Gamma Delta piled up four touchdowns and held Sigma Alpha Epsilon scoreless as they won the game. 25-0.
Art Miller passed to John Griffith for their first TD. Miller hit Griffith again later in the game, along with Bill Michener and Jerry Rosenlund for three more Phi Gam scores.
Sigma Chi 2, Alpha Phi Alpha 0
In one of the tightest games played this year, Sigma Phi edged out the Alpha Phi Alphas by two points, winning 2-0.
The score came when Dean Burton tagged an Alpha Phi Alpha ball carrier for a safety.
FRATERNITY "B"
Phi Delt 32 Kanna Sig (
Pin Delt '32. Kappa Sig 0
T T Helf Delt 'E' team ran over
Kappa Sig with extra five touchdowns
and two extra points for a 32-0 victory.
Don Sifers passed to J. P. Jones for three TDs, and George Kinney for a fourth. Max Stevenson completed the scoring when he passed to Kinney for six more points.
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