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University Daily Kansan Wednesday, April 3. 1963
Hicks Win Intramural 'Hill' Volleyball Crown
An experience-loaded Hicks team defeated four-time fraternity champion Sigma Chi for the "Hill" intramural volleyball championship in Robinson Gymnasium yesterday.
THE HILL "B" championship went a full three games. Independent Liahona won the opening game 15-13, but fraternity champion Beta Theta Pi came from behind to win the last two 15-4 and 15-9 to win the title.
The match was decided in two games. The Hicks won the first game 15-6 and the second 15-5.
Experience was the Hicks forte. Leading the independent league champions was Dick Hoagland, a two-year Collegiate All-America for KU several years back. Supporting him were KU's three-sport letterman Jay Roberts, who has been playing volleyball since an early age under the tutelage of his father who was a Collegiate All-America, Bill Gamm, a varity volleyball player for KU in 1961, and John Hanson, who was a member of the Harriers team which won the "Hill" title last year. The remaining team members were Gary Potts and Larry Brown.
SIGMA CHI, which waltzed through its regular season to win the fraternity championship, too has quite a volleyball heritage. Starting in 1930 under the direction of former All-America Bob Russell, now a law student at the University of Missouri, the Sigs have won four consecutive fraternity A championships and two "Hill" titles. Last year, the Harriers wrested the title from Sigma Chi.
The Hicks were coached by Bob Lockwood, who was an All-America for KU and who coached the last varsity volleyball club the school fielded in 1961.
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"It was a real good game," said Hicks coach Lockwood. "We played a little better than we should have and the Sigma Chis did not play quite as good as they should have. They have a good team.
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A member of the Sigma Chi team and one of its organizers this year, John Reiff had this to say of the Hicks' victory. "We did not play as
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well as we should have. We are still proud, though because we feel that we could have played them 100 times and they would win all 100 of them. They are a great team.
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