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University Daily Kansan Wednesday, March 12, 1958
Fossils, DU Win In IM Volleyball
Delta Upsilon defeated Alpha Tau Omega 15-13 and 15-5 in the only Fraternity A intramural volleyball action Tuesday. The Fossils defeated Jolliffe 15-12 and 15-11 in the only Independent A game
Other results:
Fraternity C—Phi Gam I 15, 9, 15
Phi Delt 10, 15, 5; Sigma Nu I 15, 15,
Beta Delt 6, 7; TKE 15, 15, SAE 9, 6;
Sigma Chi I 15, 6, Beta IV 0,
15, 3; Phi Delt II 15, 14, Phi Gam
III 5, 16, 12; ATO 10, 15, 15, SAE IV
15, 6, 8; Sig Ep 2, Delts 0 (forfeit);
Phi Delt III 2, Sig Nu II 0 (forfeit).
Games.
Games Today:
Independent A—Liahona vs. Carruth, 4:15 E; Oread vs. Chicken Pickers, 4:15 W.
Fraternity **B**—Triangle vs. PiKa, 5 E; TKE vs. Sigma Chi, 5 W; Sig Ep vs. Delts, 5.45 E; ATO vs. PKS, 5:45 W; Beta vs. Delta Chi, 6:30 E; DU vs. Phi Psi, 6:30 W.
Independent B—Sigma Gamma Ep vs. Stephenson, 5:45 E; Templin vs. Fig Pluckers, 5 E; Pearson vs. Grace Pearson, 5 W; Carruth vs. Foster, 5:45 W; Battenfeld vs. McCook, 6:30 E; Rochdale vs. Whippits, 6:30 W
Fraternity C—Beta II vs. Phi Gam II, 4:15 E; Sigma Chi II vs. Delts II, 4:15 W.
Warriors Clinch Third
By UNITED PRESS
The Philadelphia Warriors clinched third place by defeating the St. Louis Hawks Tuesdav night to complete the National Basketball Association's Eastern Division playoff lineup, and the Western Division lineup will be determined tonight following the outcome of the Cincinnati-Minneapolis game.
College Results
By UNITED PRESS
Arkansas 61, Southern Methodist 55
NCAA Region Playoffs (first round)
At New York
AT New York
Dartmouth 75, Connecticut 64
Manhattan 89, West Virginia 84
Maryland 86, Boston College 63
Al Evanson III
Evanson, III,
Miami (Ohio) 94, Tennessee 77
Notre Dame 64, Tennessee 61
At Oklahoma City, Okla.
Okla. 10
Oklahoma City, Okla.
Oklahoma State (La.) 42
NAIA Tournament, of Kansas
80 Johnson v. Assampton (Mass.)
73
Anderson (Ind.) 102, Union (Tenn.)
NAIA Tournament at Kansas City, Mo.
(first round)
(Miss.)
West, Montana 86. Assumption (Mass.)
73
Anderson (Ind.) 102, Union (Tenn.)
U. 86
East Texas St. 66, Duluth Branch U.
of Minnesota 59
Youngstown 88, Quincy 68
Texas Southern 79, Okla. Baptist 68
Texas State 74, Georgia Tchra 62
Northern (S.D.) St. 71, St. Benedict's
*Vans.* 52
Georgetown (Ky) 93. Rider College
(N, J) 76
Find It In The Kansan Classifieds
Mills Injured Out For Season
Bill Mills, freshman miler, pulled a muscle in his left leg Sept. 16 and hasn't been able to practice this year.
Mills, former Haskell miler, is a freshman this year and has shown promise of being an outstanding miler. He ran the 2-mile track in 9:19 and a month ago he once again attempted the mile and recorded a 4:25. At Haskell his best time was 4:22.8.
"I guess every distance runner hopes to run the 4-minute mile," he said. "If you train and have the desire you will be a good distance runner. A sprint takes ability, but the mile takes more desire than ability."
The best time in the mile for the varsity was recorded by Tom Skutka who had a 4:11. Dan Ralston has the best time for the freshmen with a 4:22.8.
Mills said that he was going to try again next year. He is presently taking treatment for his leg.
Exhibition Baseball
New York (A) 5, Cincinnati (N) 3
Philadelphia (N) 10, Detroit (A) 9
Pittsburgh (N) 7, Washington (A) 3
Kansas City (A) 14, St. Louis (N) 8
Boston (A) 4, Chicago (A) 3
Chicago (A) 4, San Francisco (N) 2
(6 innings, rain)
Baltimore (A) vs. Cleveland (A) can-
tain
Los Angeles (N) vs. Milwaukee (N),
night, cancelled, rain.
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KU Is Third In Women's Telegraphic Tournament
MACK
KU placed third in the second meet of a 4-meet woman's national intercollegiate bowling tournament in which teams from 19 schools are entered. Rosemary Stebbins, Ellis sophomore, placed seventh among the 10 individual high scorers for the second meet.
This is the 19th annual national intercollegiate telegraphic American ten pin tournament for undergraduate women.
The tournament is a series of four playoffs held during the spring semester. Bascome Fearing, recreation manager, mails scores to the Pennsylvania State physical education department, sponsors of the tournament.
Ten women are taking part in the play off; scores for the top five bowlers are sent for judging each month.
The school with the most points after all play offs will be the winner. The third game was played Saturday. Results will not be known until all schools have mailed their scores. The fourth game will be played in April.
The five high scorers in the most recent play offs are: Miss Stebbins,
who bowled 321 for two lines, Polly Smith, Ft. Leonard Wood, Mo. sophomore, Nancy Fujisaki, Kansas City, Kan. senior, Barbara Panzer, Lincoln sophomore and Sue Ann Moore, Harper junior.
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