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Betas Take Hill Titles In Both A and B Football
The Beta Theta Pi's are the new Hill champions in both A and B divisions for the 1959-60 intramural football program.
About 50 anxious spectators crowded the sidelines yesterday to watch the Betas out-score the Hicks 12-8 for the title of "A" Hill champions. The Beta B's easily downed the Navy ROTC crew, 20-0, for the "B" title.
The "A" game started in cutthroat fashion with the Betas winning the toss and electing to play defense. Throughout the first quarter both teams fought hard but neither threatened to score.
It was then the Hicks turn to take over on offense and they moved the ball the length of the field with Bob Castele hitting Buster Carney on their final play to tie the ball game. Their PAT was blocked.
In the second quarter the Betas took advantage of their first break when Jay Richardson intercepted a Hick pass. Dick Endacott then advanced the ball into Hick territory and on a long pass to Dud McElvain. Endacott picked out Richardson on a spot-pass for the first tally of the game. The PAT was missed.
Pass Intercepted
In the fourth quarter, the Hicks had the ball deep in their own territory trying to pass out when Jim Emerson intercepted a pass and trotted the few necessary yards for
another Beta TD. Again they missed the PAT.
With time running out for the Hicks, the Betas took control of the ball deep in their own territory trying to run out the clock. With only about 20 seconds remaining Endacott took his pass from center and fell on the ball in his own end zone, scoring a safety for the Hicks.
When the final whistle blew, happy Beta spectators rushed on the field to congratulate the new Hill champions.
The Hicks then tried hurriedly to score with long passes in the remaining few seconds but failed.
In the "B" division the Betas scored all of their points in the first half and coasted through the second half.
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Jerry Spotts, Bob Cordill, and Chuck Hotchkiss each crossed the goal line for the victorious Betas and Warren Leich successfully kicked two of the three PATs.
Beta Theta Pi and J. R. Pearson bagged the gobblers in yesterday's Turkey Day Race.
Don Warner of Beta Theta Pi sped
Betas, JRP Win Turkeys
Bob Allison, 1955 KU graduate, was named yesterday the American League rookie of the year.
Bob Allison Named AL Rookie of Year
As center fielder for the last-place Washington Senators. Allison batted 261, drove in 85 runs and hit 30 home runs. At KU he was a fullback on the football team as well as a varsity baseball player.
Glen Chambers was the winner for JRP which won the independents division with 11 points. Carruth finished second.
over the one-mile Allen Field House course in 4:49 minutes to finish first. The Beta's sealed up the next two places with Carl Smith and Karl Pfuetze to account for the meet's lowest possible score, six points. Phi Gamma Delta finished second with 20 points. Alpha Tau Omega was third.
The winning organizations received a live turkey; second place winners, a live goose; third place winners, a live duck; fourth place winners, a live chicken; and fifth place winners, an egg.
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