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University Daily Kansan Wednesday. Nov. 5,1952
WeekendFeatures Sooner-Irish Game
New York,—(U.P.)—Conference races take second billing this weekend to an attractive program of intersectional college football games, headed by the televised clash between Oklahoma and Notre Dame.
Oklahoma, seourge of the Midlands, is expected to receive its stiffest test of the season from the resurgent Irish Saturday before a capacity crowd of 56,000 at South Bend, Ind., and a coast-to-coast television audience of millions.
Georgia Tech, unbeaten in 21 games after handing Duke its first setback of the season, 28-7, plays host to Army at Atlanta, GA. Pittsburgh is at Ohio State, Cornell at Michigan, Georgia at Pennsylvania, Villanova at Tulsa, Clemson at Fordham, Mississippi at Houston, Wake Forest at Texas Christian and Wyoming at Kansas State, all on Saturday. Boston College is at Detroit, Brigham Young at San Jose State and Bucknell at George Washington Friday night.
Michigan State, ranked no. 1 nationally last week, goes out to extend its winning streak to 22 games against Indiana, while Maryland, with 19 victories in a row, is idle. Michigan State bounced Purdue, 14-7, last weekend; Maryland trimmed Boston university, 34-7.
UCLA and Southern California, the Pacific Coast conference's perfect-record powers, were favored to defeat conference rivals. UCLA, which trimmed California, 28-7, last Saturday, is at home to Oregon State, while Southern California travels to meet Stanford.
There is a head-on collision in the Skyline conference between Colorado A and M and Utah, both undefeated in league play; Purdue, topping the
Big Ten conference with three straight victories, plays Minnesota, which still has hopes for the title and a Rose Bowl bid; Harvard is at Princeton in the Ivy league's headline game, while in the Southwest conference, league-leading Texas is at Baylor.
Here is the schedule of other major games next Saturday:
East—Columbia at Dartmouth, Penn State at Syracuse, Temple at Boston university.
South--Mississippi State at Auburn, Tennessee at Louisiana State, Tulane at Kentucky, Navy at Duke, South Carolina at Citadel, Chattanooga at Alabama, Virginia at North Carolina, Richmond at Davidson, West Virginia vs. VMI at Roanoke, Va.: William and Mary at VPI, North Carolina State at Washington and Lee.
Midwest-Illinois at Iowa, Northwestern at Wisconsin, Drake at Iowa State, Colorado at Missouri, Ohio University at Cincinnati, Nebraska at Kansas.
Southwest — Rice at Arkansas, Texas A and M at Southern Methodist, Temple State at Arizona, Hardin-Simmons at Texas Western, North Texas State at Texas Tech.
Far West - Washington State at Oregon, California at Washington, New Mexico at Denver, Montana at Idaho, Santa Clara at College of Pacific, Montana State at Idaho State.
Phi Gam, Phi Delt, Beta, Phi Psi Teams Cop Wins in Intramural Competition
By RON PHILLIPS Kansan Sports Writer
Fraternity A squads Phi Gamma Delta and Phi Delta Theta along with the Fraternity B teams of Phi Kappa Psi and Beta Theta Pi added wins to their records yesterday.
then records to Phi Gamma Delta fastened a firm grasp on their second straight hill championship by disposing of their only tough competition, Sigma Chi 6 to 0 in a defensive struggle. Both teams went into the duel with unblemished records.
Jim Potts, Phi Gam sparkplug made a remarkable interception of a Sigma Chi pass and raced from the Sigma Chi 25 yard line to the one.
This alert defense on the part of Potts broke the back of the highflying Sigma Chi team and on the following play Potts threw to Jim Michener for the only touchdown of the contest.
the only Sigma Chi came back in the second quarter with an offensive machine that rolled over the Phi Gam defense. After a sustained drive which led to the Phi Gam one foot line, Phi Gam stalled the mighty ground gaining machine of Sigma Chi.
Phi Delta Theta continued its perfect record by shutting out Phi Kappa 45 to 0.
Curt Nettles three five touchdown passes in leading Beta Theta Pi to a 37-0 trouncing of Alpha Tau Omega. Nettels started the rout in the first quarter by passing to Innes Phillips in the end zone. Alden Brownlee broke through the ATO line and nailed the ball carrier for a safety to
zone for the first touchdown. In the second quarter, David Riley caught a Kappa sigma punt and ran 40 yards to score. The Phi Psi team took a 21-0 halftime lead when Wells passed to Hiskey for a touchdown, the play covering 55 yards.
Kappa Sigma held the winners scoreless in the third quarter. In the last quarter, Bob Grimes broke through the Kappa Sigma line, blocked a pass and ran for a touchdown.
The Beta defense was as potent as the offense and the losers were unable to make a first down throughout the game.
Phi Kappa Psi scored on two passes, a punt return, and a blocked pass to whitewash Kappa Sigma 27-0.
time lead.
Nettels boosted the Beta lead in the third quarter by flipping a 12 yard pass to Harold Greenleaf. The winners added two more tallies in the last on passes from Nettels to Reed, the first for five yards and the second for 15.
In the first quarter, Leon Wells passed to Bernell Hiskey in the end
give the winners a 9-0 first quarter lead.
lead.
Bob Reed grabbed a Nettels pass in the second quarter for the second touchdown. Brownlee again caught the ATO ball carrier in the end zone for two more points and a 16-0 half-time lead.
Freshman Basketball To Start Thursday
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Freshmen interested in trying out for freshman basketball should report to Dick Harp, assistant basketball coach, on the basketball court in Robinson gymnasium at 8 p.m. Thursday.
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