WEDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 15. 1933
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UNIVERSITY DAILY KANSAN, LAWRENCE, KANSAS
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Kappa Sig's and Beta's Leading in Intramurals
Acacia Good Third With 431 Points to Leaders' 559 and 529.5
The intramural race finds Kappa Sip and Beta well in the lead of other teams. Kappa Sip has the lead with a total of 559 points and Beta is close behind with 529.5. Acacia is third, having obtained 431."
Results of the fall inter-organization events:
Track: won by Phi Delt; runner-up. Kappa Sig.
Touch football. Won by S.A.E Other division winners, D.U., A.K.Psi and Sigma Chi.
Tennis: Organization winner is dependent upon the final match between SVA, S.A.E, and Rudolph. Triangle will also be determined by this match. Doubles, by rudolph-Dennison. Triangle, runner-up, Voss-Howard, S.
Handball: Won by Kappa Sig. Sing.
laws won by Copeland, Kappa Sig. runner-up,
Morrison, Kappa Sig. Doubles won by Morrison-Copeland, Kappa Sig runner-up, McDonald-Leidig, Kappa Sig.
Horseshoes. Won by Beta. Singlew won by Cae; Beta; runner-up. Dovkr Doubles won by Morgan-Robinson runner-up. Morgan-Bickett Acea.
Turkey run: Won by Phil Delt; runner-up. Beta.
Results of the fall open events:
Pentahlon: Won by Ed Hall; runner-up. Gordon Gray.
Handball: Singles won by S. Cullin-
runer-up, J. Capeland. Doubles won
by Barber-Powell; runner-up, Wagner-
Mustard.
Tennis: Singles, won by D. Curry;
runner-up. H. Rudolph. Double wins
by Murphy-Curry; runner-up. Hyland-
White.
Wrestling: 121 pound class, won by Wiesting; richer run, up, Hampton. 129-pound class, won by Emrick; runner-up, Taylor. 138 pound class, won by Engle; runner-up, Douglas. 148-pound class, won by F. A. Fennberg; runner-up, A. Anneberg. 158 pound class, won by Noland; runner-up, Downs. 168 pound class, won by Jacobshagen. 189-pound class, won by Feeuse; runner-up, Black.
Total points of organizations to date
Alpha Kappa Lambda | 114
Alpha Kappa Pi | 176
Alpha Kappa Omega | 153
Acacia | 431
Beta Theta Pi | 529.5
Chi Delta Sigma | 57
Chi Chi Chi | 278
Delta Upsilon | 208
Delta Tau Delta | 186
Delta Sigma Lambda | 559
Kappa Eta Kappa | 110.5
Kappa Eta Kappa | 110.5
Ochowk | 243
Pi Kappa Alpha | 131
Pi Gamma Delta | 265
The first events in the open swim meet are to be held Feb. 20. These will be considered as tryouts for the Big Six meet. Inter-organization events are scheduled for Feb. 21, and wrestling preliminaries on Feb. 28.
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Intramurals
Basketball
Two basketball games were played last evening. Sigma Phi Epiono defeated Delta Chi 29 to 5 and Phi Mu from alpha from Alpha Chi 29 to 15.
The scores:
Fiu Mi Alpha—22 FG FT
Bailley, f 0 0
Boulger, f 2 1
Porter, c 1 1
Simming, g 2 0
Underwood, g 1 0
Totals 10 2
Alpha Chi Sigma—15 FG 27
Ingle, f 2 1
Underwood, f 1 0
Kmellinow, f 0
Adams, c 0
Schmidt, g 0
Fonstein, g 1
Nelson, g 2
Laws, g 0
Totals ... 6
Referee—Affleck.
Sigma Phi Epsilon - 29 FG F1
Blofield, f I
Bloomfield, f I
Allen, f I
Bromine, f I
Boehne, f I
Coury, g I
Carlin, f I
Stahl, g I
FG 0
F1 0
I 1
0 0
1 0
0 0
4 2
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
0 0
to
Delta Chi-5
FG
Murray, f
0 1
Peterson, f
1 0
Eps, f
0 0
Warner, e
0 0
Sourk, g
1 1
Mitchell, g
1 0
Withers, g
0 — —
Totals ... Referee—Beach.
Gamma Phi Beta and I.W.W will play off the finals in the women's intramural basketball, tomorrow at 8 p.m. In these imi-finals last night, Gamma Phi Beta defeated Alpha Gamma Delta, 24-6, and I.W.W swapped Corbina horn, 46-6.
Lathrop and Whater were high scorpions in the Gamma Phi Beta-Alphi Gamma Delta game. Edie of I.W.W, a playing player of the I.W.W-Corbin game.
Lawson was referee for the first game, and Larrabe officiated for the second.
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Marjorie Stacey, fs 33, and Helen Bonnar, fs 43, gave pianolections. He also prepared the menu, which rated the tea table to Mrs. Peter Emery and Mrs. Anna Bitze presided over the tea service.
The Chi Omega alumnae association entertained with a tea for the mothers of the children of the home of Mrs. Solen Enery, 1613 Tennessee street. The tea was given in honor of Miss Mary Clay Williams of St. Louis international chapter inspector of the security.
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Freda Merrick, ed.34, was eleccte president of Kappa Phi, Methodi church sorority, at its meeting las evening in Myers hall.
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Pledging was held for Pence Klingberg, c'36, and Frances Smith, c'unch.
Chi Omega Honors National Inspector
Kappa Phi Elects
Merrick for President
An informal supper was given by Mr. and Mrs. J, J. Kissler, Mrs. Nees Olsen, and Miss Mary Olesn, at their home Monday evening for Mr. and Mrs. C W. Thompson of Topkai, forms a committee to meet at a meeting of the American Association of University Women held at the home of Mrs. W, H. Schoebue.
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5. K. U. Dames Entertain
Red and White hearts were used as decorations in the home of Mrs. Clarice Higger, 1230 Ohio street, at a party given by the K. U. Dances at 2:30 yesterday afternoon. The game of hearts was played at six tables. Hub score won by Mrs. Donald Fleicher, and Vernon Gantry received low score.
Phi Gamua Delu will entertain its alumni with the annual Norris Pic dinner at 5:30 p.m. Saturday at the chapter house. Preceding the dinner Glen Dickinson, c38, honor pledge, will be initiated. The alumni will present the chapter with an oil painting by W. Y. Vorgan.
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Tea for New Women Held
The councils of the W.S.G.A. and Y.W.C.A. were in charge of the weekly W.S.G.A. tea held this afternoon in the
Acacia announces the pledging of Leslie Olson of Kansas City, Mo., and Richard Ferris and Robert Daniel, both of Garnett.
Joe Cognhill of Iola, who graduated from the University at the end of the first semester, is a guest this week at the Alpha Delta Pi house.
rest room of Central Administration building. The valentine motif was used in the decorations. Mrs. P, F. Walker poured.
Mrs. H. K. Shildeh of Anthony was a guest last evening of Miss. Neil S. Butcher at the Alpha Delta FI house.
Mrs. R. C. Morrow of Watkins hall will entertain the Thursday Team whist club tomorrow afternoon.
Delta Zeta held pledging services yesterday afternoon at 5 o'clock for Castellain Children, c36, of Lawrence.
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