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University Daily Kansan
Fridav. March 20, 1959
University Daily Kansan SPORTS
INTRAMURALS FINISH UP—Intramural volleyball players compete in the final night's action of the high net sport.
Seven Volleyball Games Round Out Schedule
Seven intramural volleyball games were played yesterday putting the lid on this year's season. The winners of the Individual leagues will be announced tomorrow.
The results of the last day of play are:
Independent A: Chicken Pickers 2. J. R. Pearson 0.
Fraternity A: Sigma Chi 2, Alpha Tau Omega 1; Delta Tau Delta forfeited to Delta Chi.
Fraternity B: Phi Gamma Delta 2. Phi Delta Theta 0: Theta Chi forfeited to Beta Theta Pi; Sigma Chi forfeited to Delta Tau Delta.
Independent B: Fester I 2, Liahoma 0; Sigma Epsilon 2, Jelliffe 0.
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Bradley, St. John's Set for NIT Finals
NEW YORK — (UPI) — Bradley and St John's, a couple of old hands at winning tourneys, are all set for a showdown re-match in the final round of the National Invitation Basketball tournament now that the "Cinderella teams" have been sent packing.
The title in Saturday's nationally televised battle hinges on one question—can Bradley repeat its 71-66 regular season win over the New York Redmen?
Top-seeded Bradley, anxious for its second NIT crown in three years, reached the finals as expected with a 59-57 thriller over New York University last night on Mike Owens' late layup basket. St. John's, seeking to become the first team to win the NIT three times, advanced with a 76-55 romp over a Providence College team that had become the "upset darlings" of the tourney by first-round and quarter-final round upsets.
KU Starts Outdoor Season Next Week
KU's track team will participate in their first outdoor meet of the season Thursday, March 26, at Abilene Christian University.
Other teams participating are: Abilene Christian University, Southern Methodist University, University of Houston, Baylor University and Ohio State.
"All the Texas schools have a head start on us so it is hard to say just how well we will do." KU track coach Bill Easton said.
"All the southern states have already participated in three or four meets."
Coach Easton said he believes that Abilene Christian will probably show the Kansas boys the roughest time. "They have a very well-balanced team," he said.
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