FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1950
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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IM Basketball Play Resumes With Four Games
Play resumed Thursday in men's intramural basketball after a two week break for examinations and enrollment. Four of the nine games scheduled were played, one was forfeited, and four were postponed.
The games postponed were Independent "B" contests scheduled for Robinson gym. The postponement was necessary as the floor of the gym which was used for enrollment had not been cleared.
Results of the games played, all independent "A", are as follows:
Wesley won its first game of the season by upsetting the Beta Frosh, 33 to 18. Charles Sturgeon led the Wesley scoring with 11 points. Bogue Harrison scored five points for the Frosh as they lost their third game in seven starts.
The Dix club moved to an easy 32 to 19 victory over the Foxers. It Carl Engwall netted 10 'points for was Dix's third win in seven games. Dix. Bill Fincke scored eight points for the Foxers.
A. R.O.T.C. downed Alpha Chi Sigma 34 to 25 for its fourth victory against two defeats. Laurence Ling scored 11 points for the winners. Joe Sam took game scoring honors for Alpha Chi Sigma with 16 points.
The Fat Men, paced by Bill Torer's 17 points, defeated Theta Tau 35 to 26. Both teams were after their fourth win in seven games. George McNeish scored 10 points for Theta Tau.
The KJ.s were credited with their sixth win against a single loss with a 2 to 0 forfeit victory over Navy. Navy has won one and lost five.
Week-End Schedule For IM Basketball
Friday, Feb. 3
Robinson Annex
Independent "A"
4 John Henry v. Spartans
5 Kappa Psi v. A.E. Pi
6 Trojans vs. Swishers
7 Dribbling Dribblets v. Bronchos
8 Last Chance v. Battenfeld
Saturday, Feb. 4
Robinson Annex
Independent "A"
1 Trego Eagles v. Air Screws
2 Alpha Kappa Psi v. K.U.D.F.
3 Newman v. Darkhorses
4 Deuces Wild v. Minute Men
Fraternity "A"
5 Lambda Chi v. A.K.L.
7 Nubbins v. Medic Whiz Kids
Fraternity "B"
8 Sig Alpha v. Delta Tau
9 Sig Ep v. Delta Chi
Sunday, Feb. 5
Robinson Annex
Independent "A"
1 El Dorado A.C. v. A.R.O.T.C.
2 Alpha Chi Sigs v. A.I.C.H.E.
Fraternity "A"
4 Kappa Sigs v. Sigma Chi
5 Betas v. Sig Alpha
6 sigma Nu v. Phi Kappa Sigma
7 Delta Chi v. Sigma Pi
8 Phi Psi v. Sig Eps
9 Phi Delts v. D.U.
Robinson Gym
Independent "B"
e Isaps v. Feather Merchants
w W.F.A. v. 100 Distinction
e Y.M.C.A. v. 100 Club
w Kygmy v. A.S.C.E.
Fraternity "C"
e Cellar D. v. Fiji's
w Delta Chi v. Phi Delts
e A.T.O. v. Betas
w Gispac v. Lambda Chi
e Plumber Plungers v. Cata-
comb Kids.
w Phi Psi v. EdgeHill Roaders.
e D.U. v. Kazs
w Delta Tau v. J.S.A.C.
e Tall Dogs v. Silent Men
w W.W.W. v. Wineros
e Befrosh v. Phi Gams
w Sig Nus v. Sig Alphas
All games scheduled in Robinson
gym are cancelled for Friday, Feb.
3.
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Leading Big Seven Scorers
(All games through Feb. 2 included)
Player Games FG FT-A PF TP Av.
Clyde Loveillette, K.U., c 15 131 64-102 56 326 21.7
Milt Whitehead, N.U., c 15 92 59-79 48 243 16.2
Wayne Glasgow, O.U., f 13 64 41-61 41 169 13.0
Wayne Tucker, C.U., f-g 14 63 48-56 39 174 12.4
Kendall Hills, C.U., f 14 59 54-63 46 172 12.3
Rick Harman, K.S., f 16 59 64-82 46 182 11.4
Clarence Brannum, K.S., c 16 60 42-69 62 162 10.1
Roger Stokes, C.U., f-g 14 46 44-68 43 136 9.7
Ernie Barrett, K.S., g 16 62 27-43 47 151 9.4
Don Ferguson, I.S., g 16 51 41-68 58 143 8.94
Bill Stauffer, M.U., g-f 14 37 51-70 45 125 8.93
Marcus Freiberger, O.U., c 13 39 37-61 34 115 8.8
Dudley Rusich, I.S., g-f 16 57 22-36 43 136 8.5
Jerry Fowler, M.U., c 12 34 33-52 39 101 8.4
Bud Heineman, M.U., f 14 47 20-41 26 114 8.1
Don Paulsen, I.S., f-c 16 42 41-61 38 125 7.8
Walter Morris, O.U., g 12 32 29-40 27 93 7.75
Don Stroot, M.U., f-c 14 41 26-46 29 108 7.71
Claude Houchin, K.U., g-f 15 43 29-40 27 115 7.67
Gaylord Anderson, I.S., f 16 46 30-45 18 122 7.63
Eugene Rogers, C.U., g 14 39 26-40 23 104 7.4
Jerry Waugh, K.U., g 15 41 19-30 31 101 6.7
George Lafferty, M.U., g 14 38 16-25 35 92 6.6
Anton Lawry, N.U., f 15 31 35-51 36 97 6.5
Bob Cerv, N.U., g 14 28 32-53 42 88 6.3
Paul Merchant, O.U., g 12 23 29-42 34 75 6.25
Jim Buchanan, N.U., g 15 39 14-22 27 92 6.13
Carr Besemann, C.U., c 14 27 31-52 48 85 6.07
Jack Stone, K.S., f 16 39 19-31 48 97 6.06
Wayne Speegle, O.U., f 13 20 32-51 29 72 5.5
Women's IM Representatives Will Meet At 4 p.m. Friday
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Women intramural representatives will meet 4 p.m. Friday in 202 Robinson gym to discuss plans for second semester activities, which include softball, swimming, table tennis, and tennis doubles.
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Swimmers Open Season February 4
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Walt Mikols will send his Kansas swimming team against Colorado A. & M. here Saturday when the Jayhawks open their 1950 season at 2 p.m. in Robinson gym pool.
Kansas can put only two lettermen, spinner Bob Edman, and diver Ernie Crates against the touring Aggies, but Coach Mikols will have more depth than any Kansas squad since the war.
A. & M. will be swimming its fourth meet having dropped a 25-59 verdict to Colorado in an opening dual and finished last in a triangular against Denver and Wyoming. Saturday's meeting again takes place on a two-meet road trip which opens against Nebraska in Lincoln Friday night.
Competition in Saturday's meet will be in eight different events; the medley relay, 200 free style, 50 free style, 100 free style, 150 backstroke, 200 breaststroke, 440 free style, and the 440 relay.
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