TUESDAY, MARCH 19. 1940.
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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Gam's Cinch Intramural Championship
By Clint Kanaga, c'42
Phi Gamma Delta captured the 1940 intramural basketball championship last night by turning back a fine Alpha Kappa Psi five 36 to 32. The Phi Gam's won the first game of the series last Thursday 30 to 29.
Eight free throws in the final quarter proved to be the deciding factor in the Phi Gam's impressive triumph. Larry McSpadden sank five of them. The A.K. Pasi's led for three quarters but were swept aside by the Phi Gam's whirlwind finish.
With "Red" Thompson leading the way, the A.K. Psi outfit moved in the lead in the first quarter 6 to 4, and maintained their margin at halftime 12 to 11. A tight third quarter found the businessmen in front 21 to 19.
Phi Kappa Psi "C" won the "C" team title, downing Phil Delta Theta "C" 31 to 22. Brown and Horner paced the Phi Psi attack with 15 and 10 points respectively.
The box score:
**THE BOX SCORE.**
DHI GAMS (36)  FG  FT  PF
McSpadkin, f  3  5  3
Hambric, f  4  0  2
Long, c  1  3  2
Morris, c-g  2  2  3
Healy, g  3  0  1
Totals ... 13 10 11
A.K. PSI (32)
Johnson, f
Thompson, f
Adricks, f
Lock, c
Ladwalader, g
Huddleston, g
FG FT PF
4 1 4
...2 3 2
...2 0 0
...2 0 2
...3 2 3
...1 2 2
___ ___
12 8 13
Totals
Cage Tourney--with
(Continued from page one)
Drawings will be made Thursday night by L. B. Reed, Kansas City's chief of police, after all four teams have checked in. The drawings will be made in some downtown place and open to the public. All the coaches will be present.
Rice, winner of the Southwest conference, will be the first to arrive in the city, getting in at noon tomorrow. Colorado, winner of the Madison Square Garden tournament at New York last week-end will come in from the East tomorrow night. The Buffalooes have been in Washington since Sunday being entertained by Colorado alumni.
The Jayhawkers will leave here Thursday noon and the Southern California team will arrive in Kansas City Thursday evening. All teams and officials will stay in the Continental hotel during the tournament.
There will be a meeting of all men interested in varsity tennis. Tuesday, March 26, in 206 Robinson.
"Dutch" Urhlab, Coach
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