University Daily Kansan
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Wednesday, Oct. 21, 1953
Two Close Games, Forfeit Mark Yesterday's IM Play
Beta, Phi Psi, and Phi Gam won victories in yesterday's Fraternity "B" league intramural football play, and Liahona won on a forfeit by ISA-B.
Beta-I 6. Kanna Sig 0
Beta-1 6, Kappa Sig 0
Beta scored on a last-second pass from Curt Nettles to Bob Reed to nose out Kappa Sig. The game had been a tight defensive struggle until Nettles' five-yard playoff flip to Reed, although Beta had a touchdown called back in the first quarter because of an offside penalty. The victory was the second against no defeats for Beta. Kappa Sig has won one and lost two.
Phi Psi 12. Phi Delt 6
Phi Psi grabbed a 12-6 lead at halftime, then used an aggressive defense to stop all Phi Delt scoring bids. Phi Psi scored first on a 20-yard pass from Dan Kratzer to Dave Riley, but Phi Delt came back immediately with a tally. In the second quarter Kratzer and Riley again teamed up, with Riley making a beautiful catch of Kratzer's 40-yard heave for the game winning touchdown. The victory gives Phi Psi a 2-0 record in Division 3. It was the first loss for Phi Delt, which now holds a 2-1 record.
Phi Gam 26. Sig Ep 8
The battery of Bill Blair to Jerry Rosenlaud proved to be a winner for Ph Gam, as they collaborated for three of the four touchdowns. Sig Ep took an early lead on a first quarter safety, but then Blair found the range and Ph Gam took control of the game, scoring twice in the second quarter and adding a touchdown in each of the final two periods.
Phi Gam now has a 3-0 record in Division I play, with only the Betas standing in the path of their quest for the division championship.
Sig Ep scored in the third quarter to move within striking distance, but it was in vain since they couldn't stop Blair's passes. The final Phi Gam counter came on another Blair pass, this time to Dick Smith.
Games today match Phi Delt-II vs. AEPI and Sigma Chi vs. SAE in Division 2 of the Fraternity "B" league, and DU vs. ATO in Division 3.
Back of the week as selected by a national press association poll is Stanford quarterback Bob Garrett, who completed 18 out of 27 passes for 196 yards to help his team upset set high favored UCLA. He also booted the deciding conversion to insure the 21-20 victory.
K-State won its third consecutive conference game without a loss Saturday for the first time since the 'Cats defeated all their conference foes in 1934.
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Two changes in the Jayhawkier first team were confirmed yesterday in practice as Coach J. V. Sikes moved sophomore Bob Allison into the right halfback position to replace Ralph Moody, and promoted junior letterman Dick Knowles to Bud碘's spot at right tackle.
Both Moody and Bixler started the five previous games for Kansas. Until Saturday's 45-0 loss to Oklahoma, Moody was second in individual rushing in the Big Seven. The Jayhawks worked on punt protection yesterday, and then held a scrimmage against the second and third teams.
Reserve quarterback Dick Sandifer, who suffered a reocurrence of an old knee injury Saturday, worked out in sweat clothes and probably won't be able to play when the Jaya-hawks meet Southern Methodist university Saturday in Memorial stadium.
New York—(U.F.) Heavy support made American champion Bobo Olson a 13-5 favorite to beat European champion Randy Turpin in their international fight for the vacant world middleweight crown at Madison Square garden tonight.
Olson Favored 13-5 Over Turpin
Odds-makers said Hawaiian-born Olson of San Francisco might be favored at 3-1 over the former World Champion from England when they square off for their nationally televised and broadcast 15-rounder at 9 p.m. (CST).
The rise from yesterday's 2-1 quotation reflected the increasing doubt about Turpin's condition and mental attitude, despite assurances from manager George Middleton that the Englishman was "in excellent shape in every way."
Promoter Jim Norris said the advance sale this morning was $115,000.
That indicated, he hoped, a record Garden gate of about $175,000 for fighters lighter than heavyweights, and a crowd of about 15,000.
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Both contenders, who broke camp yesterday, awaited the gong at the same midtown hotel. There, trainer Fred Bianchi spiked rumors that Olson had been having hand trouble.
Bianchi declared, "Bobo has never had a broken hand bone in his life. It's true he bruised his fists in his last fight with Paddy Young in June, but both fists were okay two days after the bout."
Meanwhile, the wagering fraternity became more convinced English Randy had deteriorated since his
only previous U.S. fight, Sept. 12,
1951, when he lost the world title
back to Sugar Ray Robinson on
10th-round TKO at the Polo
Grounds.
Grounds. Torris is only 25, the same age as Simon. But the experts believe Olson to be a superbly conditioned athlete.
Olson suffered the lone kavof his career in his first fight with Robinson in 1950, but he had improved so much when they fought the second time in March, 1952, that Sugar Ray was forced to come on in the closing rounds to win the 15-round decision. Bobo lost of his 58 bouts and registered 25 knockouts.
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