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University Daily Kansan Wednesday, Feb. 24, 1954
Betas Down Tappa Keg Win Hill Championship
By JIM CAMERON Kansan Sports Writer
The Fraternities took two and the Independents took one Hill title last night in championship games played between the winners of the Fraternity and Independent intramural leagues. The Betas and Phi Delt I took "A" and "C" games for the Greeks while the Varsity All-Stars won the "B" championship for the Independents.
A CHAMPIONSHIP
Beta 44, Tanne Keg 35
This completes intrathur-
tivity in basketball for the 1953-54
season except for the all-star game
to be played on Friday and Monday.
Beta had little trouble in winning from Tappa Keg, leading all the way to take a 44-35 victory. In the first half, Beta doubled the score on the losers, leading at intermission, 22-11. Don Franklin was the game's leading scorer, dropping through 12 points for the winners. Walt Haskins was high scorer for the losers with 12. The Betas limited the Keggers to a total of six field goals for the game.
B CHAMPIONSHIP
B CHAMPIONSHIP
Varsity All-Stars 4, Phi Delt 45
Varsity All-Stars 47, Phi Deltes 45
The Varsity All-Stars came from a one-point half time deficit to take a nip and tuck game from the Pee-wee leading at intermission, 23-22. But Don Bracelin found the range in the second half to spur the All-Stars past the Phil Delts. Bracelin had 17 points while George Remsberg led the losers with nine points.
C LEARNINGSM
Phi Delts 50. Leaning Lodge 27
In an easy triumph, the Phi Delta were victorious over Leaning Lodge, 50-27. The winners were never in danger, leading at half time, 23-13. Lou Phillips was the winners' high scorer, dropping through 11 points while Bob Arnold of the losers took game honors with 13 tallies.
C CHAMPIONSHIP
Gavilan Wins Tune-up Bout
Miami Beach, Fla., (U.P.)-Flash,
Kid Gavilan, who appeared content
to settle for the easy decision in his
tune-up bout last night against
Johnny Cunningham, summed it up
tersely today: "I needed the work."
Welterweight champion Gavilain signed for the non-title bout at Miami Beach during a work as a bantam in April 2015 at middleweight king Kobo, Olson.
And he appeared most anxious to get in the maximum 10 rounds of boxing—toying with his Baltimore, Md., rival through the opening minutes of each round and landing his heaviest blows only when the sessions were drawing to a close. He didn't have to worry much about losing, for Cunningham was outclassed and was unable to make even a very interesting fight.
KC Banquet to Honor Mathe
KC Banquet to Honor Mother Football coach Charles V. "Chuck" Mather and his assistants will be guests of honor at a reception at 8 p.m. Friday, March 5, at the Town House hotel in Kansas City. The KU Alumni association of Greater Kansas City will be host at the affair which is open to all friends of the school. The KU band will play.
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'Small America' TeamAnnounced
New York —(U.P.)—It's the little man's day for glory in college basketball today as the United Press announces its sixth annual "Small America" team, reserved for those flashy court stars who stand no taller than 5-10.
There's a rich crop of popshot peewees to choose from this season, too, with many of them vying with the game's skyscrapers for top scoring honors.
Most of the ball-hawking little lads will be lost in shadows when the balloting begins for the annual all-America, for it's the outsize players who attract the greatest share of the court limelight these days. But here is the 1954 honor team for the little men who add so much color and excitement to the game:
First team: Pos.
Jim Laminik (5-9), De Paul ... F
Ron Livingston (5-10), UCLA ... C
Chuck Rollings (5-6), Cornell ... C
Benny McCardle (5-10), UCLA ... G
Dennis Blind (5-10), Purdue... G
Second Team Pos.
Bob Harbertson (5-10), Utah St. ... F
Frank Dentico (5-9), St. Francis ... F
George Selleck (5-8), Stanford ... C
Carl Ince (5-10), Texas Tech ... G
Fran O'Hara (5-9), La Salie ... G
Cat Gridders Set Scrimmage Today
Manhattan — (U.P.)— Kansas State gridders were down for a stiff scrimmage today as Coach Bill Meek readied them for a game-condition test Saturday.
Taking advantage of a return of dry weather, the Wildcats ran through brushing up exercises yesterday.
Bob Dahnke, No. 1 quarterback,
was out because of a throat infection,
but was expected to return by Saturday's scrimmage.
Kansas Climbs To Ninth Place In UP Ratings
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New York —(U.P.)— Duquesne in quest of the longest single-season winning streak in college basketball history, received increased support from the United Press board of coaches yesterday as the nation's No. 1 team.
The tall, talented Dukes, who have won 22 straight games with four left to be played, widened their lead on their rivals this week as Indiana took over second place from Kentucky, and LaSalle regained a spot among the top 10 teams.
With regular season games remaining against Cincinnati, Dayton, St Bonaventure and Villanova before start play in the National Invitation next month, Duquesne can break the major college record of 27 consecutive victories in a single season, set last year by Seton Hall.
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How They Voted
Team
Points
1. Duquesne (20) (21-0) 324
2. Indiana (7) (17-2) 301
3. Kentucky (6) (21-0) 283
4. Oklahoma A&M (21-2) 203
5. W. Kentucky (25-1) 142
6. Holy Cross (20-1) 122
7. Notre Dame (1) (16-2) 116
8. Louisiana St. (17-2) 68
9. KANSAS (13-4) 65
10. LaSalle (20-4) 52
Second 10 teams: 11 (tie), UCL
Jayhawker 'B' Team Plays Rockhurst Tonight in Hoch
Coach Dick Harp's Kansas "B" team will play its second game of the season when it meets the Rockhurst Hawks in a return battle at 7:30 p.m. today in Hoch auditorium.
Kansas won the earlier meeting between the schools, coming from behind in the last five minutes of play to defeat the Hawks, 71-68. Little Jack Wolfe led the last minute KU scoring burst, dropping in 10 points.
Wolfe tied with John Anderson for scoring honors for Kansas with 15 points. However, Jack McCloskey of Rockhurst took scoring honors for the contest with 21 points.
Coach Joe Brehmer's Hawks had controlled the contest until the last five minutes of play. They had led by nine points at halftime, 44-35, but Wolfe's scoring spree and the loss of McCloskey in the final three minutes of play because of a thigh injury gave Kansas the victory.
Coach Harp plans to start Jerry
and Illinois, 25 each; 13, George Washington, 24; 14, Duke; 23, 15, Seattle, 22; 16, Colorado A&M (1); 20, 17, Wichita, 16; 18, (tie) Iowa and Rice, 11 each; 20, North Carolina State, 9.
Others: Davton, 8; Niagara and Minnesota, 7 each; California, Oregon State and Oklahoma City university, 6 each; Louisville, 5; Michigan State, 4; Texas, Maryland and Colorado, 3 each; Bradley and St. Louis, 2 each; Brigham Young. 1.
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