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Alcindor, Haywood top All-America quintets
Lew Alcindor, who has known defeat only once during his collegiate career at UCLA, and Olympic hero Spencer Haywood of Detroit have been named to the United Press International All-America basketball team.
For Alcindor, a 7'11 $ \frac{1}{2} $ senior, the near unanimous selection marked him as only the fourth player to gain first-team recognition three consecutive years.
Intramurals start playoff for trophies
Twenty-two teams met their end Wednesday night as basketball intramural squads started shooting for all the marbles in the first round battle for the Hill championship.
In the Independent A league, the defending champion Old Charters fought the Blackhawks for a 57-49 victory.
The AKL's collapsed with a minute left and were unable to stop a Phi Delt comeback that resulted in a 62-56 win for the Phi Delts. Skip James led the winners with 24 points. The DU's got 22 tallies from Tom Futo and defeated the Delta Chi's 67-53.
The Independent C league Show Stoppers registered the most lo-p-sided victory as they topped Ellsworth 7N by 20, 41-21.
The results of Wednesday's action:
FRATERNITY A
Phi Delt (62)—Skip James 24, Steven
Huellik 11, Arguimbell 11
Houlik 11, John Arrowsmith 11,
AKL 56)—Tom Jones 17, Jeff Bax-
ton 18
AKL (68) - Tom Jones 17, Jake ter 14, Monty Briley 14
DU 67, Delta Chi 53
DU (67) - Tom Futo 22, Marl Mathews 13
Delta Chi (43) - Jim Steeple 18, Jim Berkley 10
INDEPENDENT A
Old Charters 57, Blackhawks 49
Old Charters (57) - Dave Alkens 18
Steve Natus 16, Steve Conley 10
Dr. James Fry 14
Gene Johannes 10
Hi Balliers 49, Pearson 43
Hi Balliers (49) - Lee Peakes 15, Stu art Burness 10
Hi Balliers (43) - Dave McDonald 13
Bill Newland 12
INDEPENDENT B
SAF No. 24, Phi Delt No. 2 27
SAE No. 24 - Gary Dickerson 16
Tom Anderson 13, Keith Lieppman 10
Phi Delt No. 2 (27)-Randy Ringergott 10
PK Theta 8, Triangle 35
PK Theta (8) - Lennie Fleske 14
John Mathneys 13
Triangle = Bob Corder 12
INDEPENDENT B
Naismith 43, Independents 24
Naismith (43) - McAtee 16, Dab Independentents (24) - John Ellery 8
Spikeretri 41, Boo Boo 33
Spikeretri (41) - Fred Toner 15
Boo Boo (33) - Howard Kelly 12
FRATERNITY C
Sigma Chi (8) - Lennie No. 1 25
Sigma Chi (69) - Jim Ettinger 8
AKL No. 1 (25)-Duke Dukes 6
Sig Ep (33) - ATO No. 1 25
Sig Ep (33) - David Howard 11, Jeff Andersen 10
ATO No. 2 - Stone Stewart 9
DET No. 3, 39, DU No. 3, 38
DET No. 3, 39 - Steve Smith 14
Steve McGiffert 1
DU No. 3 (38) - Tom Chapman 10
Phil Delt No. 1, 45 Phi Theta No. 2 34
Phil Delt No. 1, 45 - John Tone 10
Riek Durret 10, Tony Dustman 10
PK Theta (34) - Stan Sexton 15
ATO No. 1, 27 Delta Chi No. 1 25
ATO No. 1 (27)-Rick Stinson 11
Delta Chi No. 1 (25)-Steve Robins 9
Kappa No. 3, 32, Triangle 22
Kappa No. 3, 32 - Terry Mibberger 17, Jim Gilhouse 11
Triangle (22) - Roger Little 7
DU No. 1, 26, sigma No. 2 29
DU No. 1 (26)-Greg Harp 8
SIG No. 1, 26, nu No. 2 (20)-Mark Michael 7
Phi Delt No. 5, 46, PKA 37
Phi Delt No. 5 (46)-Dave Pitts 20
Bart Rubty 17
PIKA (37) - Preston Jewitt 14, Charley Sindell 11
INDEPENDENT C
Show Stoppers 4, Ellsworth 7N 21
Show Stoppers (41) - Tony LaPosta 9, Robin Lantz 8
Ellsworth 7N (21) - Dennis Luedek 6
Manor 44, Magic 28
Manor (44) - Roy Holiday 10
Warriors 27, College Kids 20
Weasel's Warriors (27) - James Roberts 9
College Kids (20) - Dennis Harris 10
MBA 43, Grads 68 29
MBA (43) - Steve Olsen 20
Grads 68 (29) - Jay Parker 10, Ken Liebsch 10
Potamus (62) - Dan Trotter 14, Jim Sleeper 12, Jill Potnaller 11
A trio of juniors completes the UPI team—Pete Maravich of Louisiana State, Rick Mount of Purdue and Calvin Murphy of Niagara. Both Maravich and Murphy are repeaters, while Mount moved up from a second team selection last year.
Haywood, a sophomore, was virtually an unknown on a national level until he led the United States team to victory in the Mexico City Olympics.
Jo Jo White of Kansas and Charlie Scott of North Carolina, two of Haywood's teammates on the victorious Olympic team, were named to the second UPI team along with Bob Lanier of St. Bonaventure, Mike Maloy of Davidson and Bud Ogden of Santa Clara.
Selected to the third team were Dan Issel of Kentucky, Neal Walk of Florida, Howard Porter of Villanova, Butch Beard of Louisville and Jim McMillian of Columbia.
Pumara 62, Dan Trotter 14, Jim
Sullivan 12, Job Bob 14,
Potter's Lakers (42)—Mark Johnson
(37), Jerry Reid 18
AP. UPI alike
Vlvian 33, Salvation Army 25
14. Leonard Wall 10.
Ulissa 23. Salvation Army 25.
Mar. 7
1969 KANSAN 9
The Associated Press All-America team matches the UPI team-naming Alcindor, Haywood, Maravich, Mount and Murphy to the first队.
White, Scott, Maloy and Lanier made the AP second team, joined by Issel. The AP second team consisted of all juniors except for White.
Landing on the AP third were Walk, Porter, Bobby Smith of Tulsa, Dale Scholz of Illinois and Dave Sorenson of Ohio State.
Cliff Meely was the only Big Eight cager besides White to make the AP All-America team. Meely earned honorable mention.
Hall of Fame Official
NEW YORK (UPI) -- Mel Hein, an all-star New York Giant Center (1931-1945) and a member of the National Professional Hall of Fame, is supervisor of officials for the American Football League.
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LEW ALCINDOR Big Man for UCLA
Sporting News named a six-man All-America team. Alcindor, Haywood, Maravich, White and Mount made the team along with Simmie Hill, a West Texas State senior.
Alcindor becomes only the fourth player to make the Sporting News team three consecutive years. Jerry Lucas, Oscar Robertson and Bill Bradley preceded him.
The general managers of the National Basketball Association and the American Basketball Association select the members of the Sporting News team.
HOUSTON (UPI) Joe Frazier appears ready to defend his share of the heavyweight title against Dave "The Animal" Zyglewicz in April at Houston's Coliseum for promotor Earl Gilliam.
Frazier ready to box
"Everything appears to be very favorable," said Gilliam, "but no contract has been signed. We don't even have a date, but Frazier said that he would fight on April 5."
Zyglewicz is a little known punching bag who has run up a 28-1 record on sheer brute strength. However, the California Boxing Commission threatened to retire him last year when he lost to Sam Wyatt.
"Zyglewicz took Wyatt lightly and didn't train properly," said Gilliam. "From my standpoint, it was his worst fight, but the crowd loved it. Zyglewicz has never been knocked down, and the fight was a split decision. Dave fights the same way Frazier
The bout with Zyglewicz probably would be little more than a tuneup for a proposed bout between Frazier and Jimmy Ellis, recognized as champion by the W.B.A.
A showdown between Frazier and Ellis appeared almost certain at New York's Madison Square Garden this year, but the bout fell through when Ellis refused to fight in a state that recognized Frazier as champion. The other states that recognize Frazier are Illinois, Massachusetts, Maine and Pennsylvania.
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