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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 26, 1980
Four Frat' Teams Tie For Lead
- Delta Chi, Kappa Sigma,
Sigma Chi and Phi Delta
Theta Have Lost Only
One Game
A seven point last half rally gave the Delta Chi's a 17 to 12 victory over the previously undefeated Phi Delt's and placed the championship of Division I within the reach of four teams that have lost only one game each. The Delta Chi, Phil Delta Theta, Sigma Chi, and Kappa SIGma.
The favored Phi Delt's got away to a slow start and were trailing seven to six at the quarter but put on a rally and went out in front 10 to 8 at the half. The Delta Chi's made one goal and held their opponents scoreless in the third quarter and then to 17 in the last quarter while the Phi Delt's were able to get only one field goal.
Kraemer and Renko each made six points for the Delta Chi's. Walkers totaled six for the Phi Delt's but the feature of the scoring was two long shots by Renko from far behind the center of the court.
McCaskill's eight field goals led Beta Theta Pi to a 34 to 22 victory over a Sigma Nu team that had previously handed the favored Sig Alph's a trimming. The Beta's went out in front 16 to 4 at the half and from there on they coated in. Stipp made eight Sigma Nu points and Russell was close behind counting for six.
Sigma Chi stayed in the fight for the leadership of Division I and eliminated all Phi Psi chances by defeating them 13 to 19. The Sigma Chi went into an early 8 to lead and then ran their score up to 22 before allowing the Phi Psi to make a single point. Souders led the scoring with 12 Sigma Chi points and Tyler was close behind him with nine. Big Tom Yoe led the Phi Psi with nine points.
Kappa Sigma continued its climb toward a championship by turning back Sigma Alpha Epsilon, a preseason favorite, 26 to 18. A ten point second quarter gave the Sig's a 16 to 6 half time lead which they held throughout the game. Clover led the scoring as Sig's points while Haiti and Ziegel-Sig's points make five for each of the Alph's.
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Galloway made six goals in the first half and Carter counted five times to lead the D.U.'s to a 26 t
times to lead the D.U.'s to a 26 to 19 first half lead over the Sig Ep's which was barely enough to hold up for a 34 to 33 victory for the D.U.'s. Galloway was high point man of the game with 18 points and Sig Ep's Gaskill was close behind with 17.
Hillside Club showed the intramural spectators two men who are apt vult at scoring. Elson with 22 points, was hard pressed to keep ahead of his teammate Fedeh they totaled 21, and between them they led the Hillside Club to a 63 to 31 victory over Rock Chalk. Woolerton counted 15 points for the Rocks Chalks.
Trailing 20 to 16 at the end of the third quarter, the Kappa Sig "B" team scored 10 points in the final fourth of the game to emerge victorious over Sigma Chi B" "B" 26 to 24. Shirk was the game winner with 11 Sigma Sig points, and Smith made eight for the Sigma Ch'i.
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The Buccaneers came back Saturday with a 39 to 23 win over 1222 Mississippi. The Bucks ran up a 29 to 14 half time lead and coasted through for an easy victory. Vandaver and Dalyrmple made 12 points each for the Buccaneers and 7 points each for the high point man of the game with 16 of the 23 points made by 1222 Mississippi.
Phi Delt "C" led the S.A.E. "C" 16 to 10 at the half and then each team put up an air tight defense. The Sig Alph's were able to score only one field goal during the last quarter, slightly better with a goal and one free throw. The final score was Phi Delt's 19. Sig Alph's 12.
Phi Psi "C" showed a stone wall defense and a last half offense to defeat the Phi Gam "C" 34 to 6. Known made all of the Phi Psi first half points and added six in the last half to lead the scoring with 18.
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Beta Theta Pi defended Pi K. A. two games to none in volley ball and Sigma Nu won from Triangle two to one.
Ledyard scored 10 points for the Pasi's and Lodge made four of the Phi Gam's six.
Intramural basketball schedule for tomorrow and Tuesday is as follows:
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I. 10 p.m. Triangle vs. DU; Pi K.
A. vs. Anacia
Tuesday, 10 p.m., D. T. D. vs. Phi Psi; Phi Delt vs. S.P.E.
The University of Missouri Tigers defeated Bald Hargis' Kansas Jayhawks 68 to 38 in an indoor track and field meet at Columbia last night. Seven meet recorders were named, including a mark which fell to Kansas" Don Bird. The Jayhawk vaulting star toped 13 feet, 5-14 inches.
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