University Daily Kansan
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4 Victories Mark IM 'A' Cage Play
Kappa Sigma, Delta Upsilon, Beta Theta Pi and Phi Delta Theta were the victors in the first round of intramural Fraternity "A" basketball yesterday at Robinson annex.
In a game that was a thriller right down to the final gun, the Kappa Sig's nosed out Phi Kappa Tau 33-31. Scoring honors in the game were taken by Phi Kappa Tau's Harry Fuller with 12 points. Don Stewart was high for Kappa Sigma with 11 points.
Kappa Sig 33-Phi Kappa Tau 31
with a well balanced scoring attack, the DU's beat Sigma Phi Epison 35 to 24. Sig Eg's Gilbert Pruyn was high scorer in the game with 15 points. John Hysom led the D U's with 8 points.
D U 35-Sigma Phi Epsilon 24
D U 35-Sigma Phil Epson
Jerry Brownlee, with 20 points, led the 43-strike hill champions, to a 44-37 victory over Delta Tau Delta in a good game. Paul Guess scored 16 points to lead the Delt team.
Other Scores:
Beta 44-Delta Tau Delta 37
The Triangles were able to score only two field goals as they were snowed under by a strong Phi Delta Theta team 70-8. The Phi Delt's Hugh Buchanan was high scorer with 20 points.
Phi Delta Theta 70-Triangle 8
Fraternity "B": Delta Upsilon 43-
Delta Tau Delta 26; Beta Theta Pi
76-Lambda Chi Alpha 9; Phi Delta
Theta 61-Chi Kappa Sigma 15; Phi
Santee to Run 13 Miles Against His Fraternity
Wes Santee, distance star, will run 13 miles Saturday against 26 of his Acacia fraternity brothers.
The race is the result of a bet made last spring. Santee bet his brothers that he could whip them in a relay race.
In the race, Santee will run the full distance while the other boys, as a relay team, each will run a half mile. The race will be held on U.S. highway 24-40 from Tonganoxie to Lawrence.
One reason Santee agreed to run is that he is determined to redeem himself in the 1956 Olympics. He is convinced that he must work on longer and longer distances to compete against such incredible Europeans as Emil Zatopek of Czechoslovakia.
Farrel Schell, Acacia president, is certain they can beat Santee.
Christmas Books of Special Interest To All Kansans
Morning in Kansas Kenneth S. Davis
Leave It To Miss Annie Georgia Tucker. Smith
The Honor of Your Presence Ruby Holland Rosenberg
Plow the Dew Under Helen Clark Fernald
Gamma Delta 37-Kappa Alpha Psi 14.
Autobiography of William Allen White
This Place Called Kansas
Charles C. Howes
Cyclone In Calico
Nina Brown Baker
Autobiography of
Walter White
Fraternity "C"; Beta Theta Pi I 67-Phi Delta Theta 15; Sigma Chi I 45-Lambda Chi Alpha 39; Phi Gamma Delta 38-Delta Tau Deltai II 16; Alpha Tau Omega 39-Delta Upsilon 23.
Sketchbook of Kansas Landmarks
Margaret Whittimore
Coach "Phog" Allen's
Sports Stories
Tree In the Trail
Holling C. Holling
Little House on the Prairie
Laura Ingalls Wilder
TODAY'S SCHEDULE Robinson annex
Come in and see them at
Friederity
4 p.m. Phi Delta Theta I-Sigma Chi II
(event court)
Phi Kappa Psi I-Sigma Chi III
(west court)
THE BOOK NOOK
1021 Mass. Tel. 666
Jolliffe-Sterling-Oliver (west
Indepen.
8:30 p.m. APROTC I-Gamma Delta (east coast)
independent 5 p.m. Stephenson-Battenfeld
Robinson gymnasium Independent "B"
9:15 p.m. NEOTC-Know Nothings (east court)
Independent "C"
1:15 p.m. AFROTC II-Tired Five (west court)
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Vessels Wins Player of Year Award
New York —(U.P.)— Billy Vessels, Oklahoma's star halfback, today was named Player and Back of the Year in the annual United Press poll of sports writers and broadcasters.
With a total of 260 ballots cast, Vessels won the player of the year award with 37 votes against 26 for Jack Scarbath, Maryland quarterback; 23 for Donn Mowaw, UCLA's great linebacker, and 22 for Paul Giel, Minnesota's speedy halfback.
But in the Back of the Year voting, Vessels ran away with the honor, receiving a total of 75 votes against 30 for Scarbath and 27 for Giel.
Waugh, who gained 1,372 yards in 164 rushes for an average of 8.37 yards per carry, received two votes in the Back of the Year balloting, none
Vessels, who already has won the Heisman trophy and the Cleveland Touchdown club award as the nation's outstanding player for the 1952 season, was the second leading rusher in the college ranks this season. In 161 carries he gained a total of 1,072 yards for an average of 6.66 yards per carry. That mark was exceeded only by Howie Waugh of Tulsa.
in the Player of the Year poll.
Following Vessels, Scarbath, Moomaw and Giel in the player of the year voting was Tom Catlin, Oklahoma's offensive center with 19 votes; Jimmy Sears, Southern California halfback, 11; John Lattner,
Notre Dame halfback, 10 and Steve Mellinger, end and later quarterback of Kentucky, and Paul Cameron, UCLA halfback, with nine each.
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