Intramural titles at stake tonight
Combining run-and-gun offenses and aggressive defenses six teams captured league titles in both the Fraternity and Independent intramural basketball playoffs last night.
Snatching the Fraternity A division was Delta Upsilon. The Phi Delts captured crowns in both B and C leagues.
The Old Charters won the Independent A division, followed by Rip City and Manor House in the B and C leagues.
Fraternity and Independent champions clash tonight for the big one—the Hill title-at 4:30 in Robinson Gymnasium.
Getting hot in the opening minutes of the Fraternity A contest, the DU's jumped to an early lead which they held throughout the game. The Phi Delts pulled within six points in the last minute, but with 25 seconds left, Mark Mathews hit a free throw for the DU's and stole a pass for an easy layup and a victory.
The Old Charters, defending Hill A champs, got 20 points from Bobby Douglass and 17 from Steve Natsus to breeze past the Hi Ballers, 67-56, for the Independent A championship.
Kelly Sears topped the Hi Ballers with 14 points. Elbert DeForest and Lee Peakes also scored in double figures, hitting 12 and 11 points respectively.
Rip City won the B title in a battle that went right down to the wire. The winners got 17 points from John Brann, and nipped the Templin Baters, 43-41.
Avenging their A league loss, the B league Phi Delts stormed the Phi Gams 56-37, and then followed suit in the C league with a victory over another Phi Gam squad, 44-33.
FRATERNITY A
DU 69 Phi Delt 60
DU (69)—Tom Futo 14, Dave Thomas 13, Mark Mathews 11, Ed Dallam 12, $tu Estherington 9, Dave Lockwood 6.
Phi Dei (60) - Steve Houlk 16,
12, John Arrowsmith 12, Sam Heath
12, John Arrowsmith 12, Sam Heath
INDEPENDENT A
Old Charters 67, Hi-Ballers 56
Old Charters (67) -Bob Douglass
20, Steve Natsus 17, Dave Aikens 10
Steve Carmichael 6, John Bosier 6.
Steve Cunningham 6, John Bosier
Elbert DeForest 12, Lee Peakes 11,
Bill Ritchie 5, Stuart Burness 5.
Phi Delt 56, Phi Gam 37
Phi Delt (56)-Greg Knecht 17,
Jai Kim-Morgan Morgan 12, Bob
Druten 8, Bill Hess
Phi Gam (37)-Randy Cordell 12
Phi Gam (37) - Randy Cordell 12,
Jeff Davis 10, height 6.
INDEPENDENT
Rip City 43, Templin Baters 41
Rip City (43)-John Brann 17,
Charles Laskowski 8, Gary
Schmidtberger 6, Dave Underwood 6.
Rip City Baters (41) -Max
Deforest 9, Harry Horton 9, Mark
Floyd.
FRATERNITY C
Phi Delt 44, Phi Gam 86 33
Delt 44 (44) Tom Farrar 22,
Jr. Bergman 22
Phi Gam 86 (33)-Ken Wurtzberger
15, Gary Welch 9, Dave Hinshaw 6.
15, Gary Shaw
INDEPENDENT C
Manage House 43, 71 Building 23
Manor House 43, 71 By Pass 23
Manor House (43) - Dave Kemp 14,
Baird (43) - Dave Kemp 14,
71 By Pass (23) Joe Doid 6, Keith
Vaultman 7, Steve Asperpit 4.
Brewer sets record; All-Star bowlers hot
The firing lines at the Jay Bowl received a scorching in the All-Star Scratch League Monday night with an all-time high of 26 scores above 200.
Top man with another league record was Don Brewer, whose 279 surpassed the previous best of 274—set last semester by Ron Mick.
Brewer was not the only kegler on target. Don Holman grooved a 266 while Steve Smallwood added a 242. In addition, five 600 series were thrown with Warren Boozer's 636 taking the weekly honors.
The Polecats continue to hold down first place at $ 8 7 \frac{1}{2}-3 8 \frac{1}{2} $ but the Zippers, after an 18-3 register Monday, have now closed the gap to $ 7 \frac{1}{2} $ points at 80-46.
Sunday night's Guys and Dolls Mixed League saw February's Babies (14-6) emerge with a one-game lead over the Healers (13-7). Dave Goodpasture posted the evening's Hi-10 with a blistering 258, the league's best this year. Judy Heal notched a 202-573 to pace the women.
The Dynamic Four remain atop the Faculty Mixed League standings with a $30\frac{1}{2}-13\frac{1}{2}$ mark. A hot fight for runner-up honors involving the Pshaw (27-17), the Group (26-18), and the Hits & Mrs. (25-19) should be settled in the next meeting—a March 24th position-round showdown.
Guys and Dolls
February's
Babies 14 6 .700
Healers 13 7 .650
Lions 12 8 .600
The Great Bs 18 9 .550
Tri Pi + 2 11 9 .550
Bombs 11 9 .550
Hu Ca Ba Li 10 10 .500
Macaulay 9½ 10½ .475
Lamphrey 9½ 10½ .475
Kings and
Orcaes 7 13 .450
The Lost Cause 6 14 .300
The New Right 6 14 .300
Hi i 10 - H 20
Gi Chapman 104, Gail Hutchison 22, Ken Carey 203, Hamed Lias 201, Hi-30-(men) Dave Goodpaint 260, Stan Heffley 250, Brayden 245, Judy Heal 202, Brenda Chancellor 169, Gall Edwards 160:(women) Judy Heal 573, Brenda Chancellor 473, Gall
6 KANSAN Mar. 13 1969
High Averages (men)-Bott Billot Goodboodstare 181, Cap Pruessner 171
High Averages (women) - Pat Brune
High Averages (men) Heal 172, Brenda
Chancellor 611.
All Star Scratch
| | W | L' | Pinfall |
| :--- | :--- | :--- | :--- |
| Polecats | 87½ | 38¹ | 703 |
| Zippers | 80 | 46 | 679 |
| Mid Ruth Century | 69 | 57 | 588 |
| Mom's Apple Pie | 68 | 58 | 670 |
| Mother's Inc. | 66½ | 59² | 668 |
| Ritorchiore | 63½ | 62½ | 679 |
| First | 63½ | 61³ | 671 |
| Plague | 62 | 64 | 658 |
| Hud | 54 | 72 | 682 |
| Chargers II | 52 | 74 | 677 |
| Deadwood | 52 | 74 | 695 |
| | 51 | 85 | 631 |
Individual H-10 - Don Brewer 279,
Dyl Holman 266, Steve Smallwood
249
Individual Hi-30 Warren Boozer
Menaiah Holman 633, Dave
Menachi 624.
trap:
H-10-Chargers II 825, Hud
806, Mont's Angle, Pg 781.
Team Hi-30- Plague 2185, Zippers 2184, Mom's Appleie 2168.
KU Faculty Mixed
Dynamic Four 10% L 13% L Feb.
Pshaw 27 17 .633 .633
The Group 26 18 .591
Hits & Mrs. 25 19 .568
Gumboams 25 19 .568
Robber Barons 19% L 24% L .443
Heblers 19% L 24% L .432
Fearsome
Foursome 19 25 .432
Winners 17 27 .386
Undesirableables 17 27 .386
(men)-Warner, Brookes 83
HI-30 (men) Warren Boozer 563,
Hillman Fitch 512, George Jenks
498, 499
Battle for A-title
Washburn beats Fairmont
KANSAS CITY, Mo. (UPI) — Center Lloyd Thornburg's tip-in with six seconds remaining lifted unheralded Washburn to a stunning 74-72 upset over top-seeded Fairmont (W. Va.) State last night in the second round of the NAIA basketball championships.
Aggies meet Drake in Midwest regional
MANHATTAN (UPI) — Red-hot Drake, riding a 10-game winning streak that earned the Bulldogs a last-minute invitation, heads the four-tower field that opens play tonight in the NCAA Midwest Regional.
The Bulldogs, making their first NCAA appearance, test Southwest Conference champ Texas A&M in the opener at Kansas State University's Ahearn Fieldhouse.
The nightcap is Big Eight king Colorado opposite state-rival Colorado State.
For the first time in years, the Midwest Regional is without a team ranked among the Top 10. Drake, boasting a 23-4 mark, is No. 11 and Colorado (20-6) is rated 12th.
Colorado State—a surprising 52-50 NCAA first-round winner over Dayton last weekend—is ranked 19th with a 17-6 record. Texas A&M, an 81-66 first-round winner over Trinity last weekend, is unranked at 18-7.
Drake wasn't assured of its NCAA berth until Monday night when it whipped Louisville, 77-73, in the Missouri Valley championship playoff at Wichita State.
Guards Wille McCarter, a 20.1 scorer, and Don Draper, a playmaker who starred in Drake's stretch run, lead the Buldog attack. Drake lost three of its first eight Valley starts before finishing with 10 straight victories.
The Bulldogs and Louisville shared the Valley title.
Thornburg's bucket capped an uphill struggle for Washburn's Ichabods, who trailed 41-35 at the half. Frank Dexter's layup with 5:57 left gave Washburn a 67-65 lead and the Ichabods
Texas A&M, which relies on
never trailed thereafter, although John Jamerson's 15-foot jumper netted Fairmont a 72-72 tie with 22 seconds remaining.
It was only Fairmont's second loss in 28 starts this season. The Falcons entered the tourney as the nation's No. 2-ranked small college team in the final United Press International ratings.
Jamerson led Fairmont with 20 points and Johnny Johnson topped the Kansans-now 20-9 with 18. Thornburg, a 6'9" junior, finished with 14.
front line muscle, is led by forward Billy Bob Barnett, the club's leading scorer with an 18-point-per-game average, and pivot Ronnie Peret.
The Aggies won half of their 12 Southwest Conference games by one point-two in overtime.
Colorado, a last-minute winner in the Big Eight when Kansas State knocked Kansas out of the running, is making its first NCAA appearance since 1963.
The Buffs capped an incredible Big Eight comeback in 1968-69 after tying for seventh last year. Sophomore Cliff Meely, a 6'7" junior college transfer, was the big reason for the Buff's improvement. Meely ranked as the Big Eight's all-time leading sophomore scorer, averaging 25 points a game.
Colorado State is led by twin 6'3" guards Floyd and Lloyd Kerr and forward Cliff Shegogg, who topped the Rams in scoring this season with a 16.8 average.
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