UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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HURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1948
3'A' Teams Roll To Keep IM Records Unblemished
Three "A" teams kept their records clean in free-scoring intramural touch football games Wednesday and one previously unbeaten team fell from the select group.
Lawyers Win Third, 38 to 0
The Law school rolled up the biggest score of the season by trouncing the hapless Spooner-Thayer 38 to 0. It was the Law school's third triumph without a
consecutive triumph without a setback, and it was Spooner-Thayer's third defeat.
The Lawyers were sparked by the accurate passing of Jim McKay and the receiving of Bernie Nordling, Ernie McRae, and Charlie Forsythe.
Jim Hunsucker blocked and recovered a Spooner-Thayer punt in the end zone in the fourth quarter, giving the Law School another six points. Watson also scored by intercepting a pass and running it over from the 20-vard line.
Battenfeld scored on the first play from scrimmage when Don Cowan threw a long pass to Howard Hallman. Erlich kicked the extra point.
Battenfeld 8, Wesley 7
Battenfeld hall had to have a 4- down playoff to remain in the undefeated class, edging out a hardfighting Wesley aggregation, 8 to 7.
The Airscrews handed the I.S.A. a crushing 33 to 0 defeat, giving them a won-lost record of 2-1. It was the first game for the I.S.A.'s.
A 30-yard pass from Chaney to Horton gave the Airscrews their first touchdown. They scored again in the second quarter on a pass from Chaney to Price, Chaney kicking the extra point.
A blocked punt followed by a pass from Sterling Baxter to Sam Ferguson accounted for Wesley's touchdown. The same combination made the extra point.
Airscrews Beat ISA's 33 to 0
John Gurtner, center, intercepted an I.S.A. pass in the third quarter and rambled fifty yards for a touchdown. Seay ended the scoring by blocking a punt and knocking it into the end zone for an automatic touchdown.
JO'S FO'S 16, YMCA 0
An I.S.A. ball carrier was trapped behind the goal line for a safety, making the final score 33 to 0.
J.O.'sF.O.'s knocked the Y.M.C.A.
out of the unbeaten ranks by the
score of 16 to 0.
The J.O.'s scored in the first period on a pass from Lees Cox to John Gerety. The try for the extra point was unsuccessful. Minutes later the hard-charging J.O.'s line nailed a Y.M.C.A. back behind the goal for a touchback.
J. O.'s quarterback, Les Cox, passed to Ward Graham for another touchdown in the second quarter. Another touchback closed the scoring for both teams.
Ole Men Win, 14 to 12
The Tired Ole Men went to sleep in the second and third quarters, the Galloping Dominoes capitalizing on the lapses to win a seesaw battle, 14 to 12. Two sleeper plays, one in the second quarter and another in the third, worked perfectly as the Tired Ole Men
were caught napping each time.
were caught napping each time.
Hagen passed to o sleeper. The
sick boy woke up for sleep.
The Dominoes' first touchdown. The try
for the extra point was not good.
The Tired Ole Men struck back with a touchdown just before the half ended when Bale passed to Halpin, who went over from the 3-yard line to tie the score, 6 to 6.
The Dominoes again surprised the Ole Men in the third quarter with a pass from Hagen to Bowlby on the sidelines. The play netted 20 yards and another touchdown. They missed the try for the extra point.
The Tired Ole Men bounced back in the fourth quarter. Bale completing two passes, good for 70 yards and the touchdown, to McClure. This knotted the score. 12 to 12.
Two minutes before the game ended, Bale intercepted a Dominoe pass in his end zone, slipped and fell, trying to run the ball out. The safety gave the Galloping Dominoes their winning margin.
Women's Volleyball Scores
Women's volleyball games played yesterday are:
Sigma Kappa, 24, Delta Gamma 22
Temtruth 36, Alpha Chi O. 19
Miller hall 45, Alpha O. Pi 27
Kappa A. Theta 38, Gamma P.B. 24
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Lemons, Smith Cop Archery Tourney
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Robert Lemons, pharmacy senior, was the high scorer in the men's division of the archery tournament held Wednesday. He had a score of 347 out of a possible 810. Second place went to William Miller, College senior, who scored 344 points.
Sally Smith, College sophomore.
A skit, "Patty Berg and Her Sisters" will be given at the Women's Athletic association "Fun Fest" at 7:15 p.m. today. Tickets are now on sale.
WAA 'Fun-Fest' Is Today
was high in the women's division with a score of 473 out of a possible 648. Alice Myers, education junior, was second with 219.
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Ann Arbor, Mich., Oct. 21 - (UP)
University of Michigan officials said today they were "definitely" against any change in Big Nine rules to allow the Wolverines to make a trip to the Rose Bowl again on Jan. 1.
Michigan Opposes Rose Bowl Change
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