THURSDAY, MARCH 31, 1949
UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
PAGE FIV
Kappa Sigs Meet SAE in A' Volleyball Final
Ball-slamming Kappa Sigma and Sigma Alpha Epsilon, both unbeaten in five starts, meet at 8 o'clock in Robinson gym tonight to decide the fraternity "A" league volleyball championship.
Although division runaways, both were hard-pressed in the semi-finals Wednesday night. Only a whirlwind finish enabled the Kappa Sig's to move into the finals and Sig Alpha$^{®}$ barely squeezed past Beta Theta Pi. Bio $^{®}$ Sex Will Mature $^{®}$ Life
past Delta Theta Pr. Delta Tau Delta and Phi Delta Theta qualified for the fraternity "B" league finals by winning another pair of fight-to-the-finish spectacles. The Shysters walloped 1100 Indiana club in an independent "A" league game.
Trailing by one match and lagging behind 2 to 9 in the second game, Kappa Sigma stepped into high gear and rolled up a 15 to 12 verdict over Delta Tau Delta. With rangy Roxy Shoaf and basketballer Maurice Martin showing the way with their deadly spikes Kappa Sig won the deciding contest 15 to 10.
It also took Sigma Alpha Epsilon three matches to win their semi-final game with the Beta's. The Sig Alph's, spearheaded by cage stars Claude Houchin and Guy Mabry, turned in a 15 to 0 whitewashing in the opener, but the Beta's came back with a 15 to 5 victory in the second game.
Charley Moffett and Tom Crahan sparked the stellar Delt play, teaming up several times to stop the riffing slams of Martin and Shoaf, and also smashing successful slams of their own. It was the first reverse for the Delt's.
Sig Alph won the rubber match 15 to 13. Claire Gillin and Ralph Moon paced the Beta attack. The lead in the final match see-sawed six times before the Sig Alph's finally went ahead to stay.
But the Sig Alph's, unable to cope with the spikes of Bob Fountain and Hal Lowe, fell victim to unbeaten Phil Delta Theta in a "B" semi-final. The Phil's took the curtain raiser 16 to 14, then lost 15 to 13 following a sizzling Sig Alph last-minute rally and won the final match 15 to 11.
Lynn "Jug" Winslow, Charley Duncan, and Herb Glidden combined their efforts to pace Delta Tau Delta "B" to a "B" league seminal triumph over the Beta's. Delt won the first game 18 to 16, dropped
Red Sox Will Meet Detroit
Lakeland, Fla., March 31—(U.P.) Manager Joe McCarthy brings his Boston Red Sox here today for an exhibition game against the Detroit Tigers.
Standout pitching by Ellis Kinder and Mickey Harris, plus Vern Stephens' 12th inning home run, gave the Red Sox a 1 to 0 victory over the Tigers at Saratoga yesterday. Virgil Trucks and Fred Hutchinson hurled for the losers.
the second 15 to 9, but rolled up a 15 to 9 victory in the third match. Al Lowry and George Shaffer were the Beta standouts. The rubber match was tied 7-all when the Beta's blew cold. They scored only two more points while the smooth-operating Delt's were getting eight.
The Shysters rambled over the 1100 Indiana club 5 to 4, and 15 to 1 although dropping one match 15 to 13.
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The Indians notched their 11th victory in 18 games yesterday when they tamed the White Sox, 8 to 4.
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Names Are Misleading
Hillsdale, Mich.—(U.P.) — Names can be misleading. George Small-bone, six-foot, five-inch Hillsdale College tackle, carries 295 pounds on his "small-bone" frame.
Either Al (Flip) Rosen or Roberto Avila will be at second base for the Indians today when they meet the Chicago White Sox here.
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Joe Gordon Will Rest Arm
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Tucson, Ariz., March 31—(U.P.) Second baseman Joe Gordon of the champion Cleveland Indians began a "short vacation" today in order to strengthen his throwing arm which X-rays revealed to be weak and strained.
The veteran second baseman will be out of action for some time. Gordon is believed to have developed the arm trouble during recent exhibition games.
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The forest land was given to Dartmouth in 1897 to compensate the college for another tract seized by a royal governor in the days before the American revolution.
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