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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN LAWRENCE. KANSAS
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 17, 1951
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Three Teams Remain Unbeaten In Women's Basketball Play
By MONA MILLIKAN
With pre-final week games over in women's intramural basketball, there are five teams with records of three victories and no losses. Half the season's schedule remains to be played.
Corbin Jays continued their march to the repeat championship with a 37 to 11 victory over Delta Delta Delta, making an easy game of it. Shirley Mickelson scored 23 points for the Jays and Tri-Delt
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Tuesday's College Basketball Results
Holy Cross 69, R.I. State 66
Long Island 84, Duquesne 52
M.I.T. 64, Trinity (Mass.) 62
Fordham 64, Yeshiva 46
Harvard 68, Dartmouth 52
Manhattan 62, DePaul 59
scoring was paced by Jane Cunningham with 10 points.
Western Mich. 65. 65. Valparaiso 62
Ashland 83. Bluffton 66
Kent State 56. Marquette 50
Dubuque 79. Iowa Wesleyan 52
Missouri 61. Winchester 42
Indiana Central 88. Anderson Col
Indiana Central 88, Anderson College 65
Kappa Alpha Theta also chalked up its third victory by defeating Alpha Omicron Pi, 28 to 10. Lorraine Tissien led the Theta forwards with 11 points and Beverly Pepper scored 6 for the losers.
St. Ambrose 74, Simpson 58
Loras 100, Upper Iowa 65
Lakeforest 63, Elmhurst 47
Concordia (Minn.) 69, MacAlester
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Charleston (III:) 95, St. Joseph's (Ind.) 47
Washington (SD) 68, J. Millkin 62
Kansas Wesleyan 63, Bethel 62
Illinois Normal 77, Dekaib State 67
South Dakota State 69, Augustana
Dixon paced the winners with 15 points and Kathryn Taylor scored 7 for the Kahops.
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St. Lawrence 77, Clarkson 56
Eau Claire Teachers 72, Stout
Inst. 58
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Kappa Kappa Gamma came back in the second half to defeat Harmon 28 to 23. Margaret Black scored 21 points for the Kappa's and Esther Harms and Betty Thomas divided the Harmon scoring with 10 and nine points respectively.
10 Florida A & M 60 Allen 40 Florida Southern 66 Mercer 41 Kentucky State 53 Knoxville 32 SOUTHWEST
Southern Methodist 51, Texas A & M 44
Burr Litt. 57
Baylor 69, Rice Inst. 55
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Delta Gamma held its place in the winner's circle by outscoring Watkins, 29 to 19. Jane Gray tallied 16 points for last year's runner-up team and Mary Betz made eight for Watkins.
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Temruth turned the same trick by defeating Alpha Delta Fi 44 to 43 in a four-player scoring duel. Temruth's "female Lovelletta", Janet Meyers, scored 24 points and her teammate, Myrna Davidson made 18 points. For the losers, Lois Lacy and JoAnn Stone duplicated the scoring with 19 and 18 points respectively.
Theta Phi Alpha got into the win column for the first time by defeating the Kahops, 26 to 15. Mary
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Sigma Kappa eased past Monchonia 23 to 22 on its first-half margin to score their second victory. Marian Miller accounted for 15 of the Sigma Kappa points and Joan Fink paced the losers with 11 points.
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Miller squeezed out a 21 to 13 victory over Alpha Chi Omega to ease into the triple-win column. Linda Bartley led the Miller forwards with 16 points and Jean Michaels scored 10 points for the losers.
I. W.W. was the fifth team to become a three-game winner as it defeated Alpha Phi, 27 to 15 Sybil Mathes paced the I.W.W. Gonards with 21 points and Betty Lewis and Catherine Holloway made eight and seven points respectively for Alpha Phi.
Jane Henry tallied 12 for the Gamma Phi's.
Locksley continued on its comeback trail with an over-whelming 32 to 2 defeat of Pi Beta Phi. Karin Stack tallied 18 points for Locksley and Marilyn Ringler scored the lone marker for Pi Phi's.
Chi Omega forfeited to the Jayettes.
Corbin Hawks followed close behind their sister team by defeating Gamma Phi Beta, 37 to 14. Their high-point forward Ernestine Dehlinger scored another 20 points and
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