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University Daily Kansan Monday. Feb. 18, 1963
KU Beats Sooners In Track 86-36
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No records were set and exceptionaI times were lacking, nevertheless KU's track team had little trouble defeating Oklahoma, 86-36, here Friday night.
Led by Dave Stinson's 26 points, Sigma Alpha Epsilon squelched Beta Theta Pi's chances to defend its hill championship, defeating them 60-44 in Fraternity A intramural basketball play Friday.
A record-winner in the event in two previous meets this season, the all-Big Eight halfback placed third in the broad jump. Sayers leaped 22- $ _{9/2} $ while Steve Swafford of Oklahoma went 23- $ _{8/2} $ and KU's Bob Looney sailed 22-11.
Phi Gamma Delta #4 46, Kappa
Sigma #2 8
Top point-winner in the meet was Gale Sayers, but the performances of Kirk Hagan and Charlie Hayward were almost as heartening for the Jayhawkers.
Beta Theta Pi #2 45, Phi Delta
Theta #4 40.
SAYERS, BEATING two other football players by five feet, won the 60-yard dash in :06.2, twenths of a second short of the meet record. Joe Don Looney, the Sooners' fullback-halfback, placed second in the event and Dave Crandall, KU slot-back, finished third.
HAGAN, COMPETING in his first meet of the indoor season after a layoff because of a chest cold, won the 1,000-yard run with a 2:16.5 clocking. Hagan trailed KU's Paul Taylor at the beginning of the last lap, took the lead about half way around the Allen Field House track and finished 15 yards ahead of Taylor.
Sayers also took the 60-yard low hurdles, finishing ahead of two Sooners by two feet, in :07.0, four-tenths of a second off the meet best.
Faculty C
Fraudia #1 47, Alpha
Phi. Gamm. Delta #1
Alpha Tauum. #2 14
Tonight, there will be a championship game in division two as Delta Upsilon meets Phi Delta Theta at 6:15 in Robinson Annex. The winner will automatically win the division and qualify for the playoffs. The loser will have to flip a coin with Alpha Tau Omega and Phi Gamma Delta for the other spot.
Sig Alphs Down Betas, Phi Delts Play DU Today
The Betas have been Hill champions for the past three years. The SAE victory knocked the Betas out of a spot in the fraternity playoffs. The two representatives from Division one will be Phi Kappa Theta, who won the division with a 7-0 record, and SAE.
THE SAE'S jumped off to an early lead, which was never threatened throughout the course of the game. Jack Galloway and Gary Newland poured in 10 points each for the visitors and John Henderson scored nine points.
John Atkinson led the Beta attack with 24 points.
The Independent A playoff berths are already decided. The six teams that will compete for the independent championship are the Cronies (5-0), HIDK (4-1), JRP Guzzlers (4-0), Westerns (3-1), Stephenson (4-0) and Lolliffe (3-1).
Two of the three Fraternity B divisions have been decided. Sigma Chi (5-0), Alpha KappaLambda (4-1), Sigma Alpha Epsilon (6-0), Delta Upsilon (4-1), and Kappa Alpha Psi (5-0) are sure entries. The one remaining spot will be decided at 4:15 Wednesday in the east end of Robinson Gymnasium when Beta Theta Pi (4-1) and Phi Gamma Delta (4-1) meet.
The Gunners are a sure entry from division two with a 5-0 record. The remaining spot will be either Villa Capri (3-2) or JRP Jinks (3-2).
There is a three way tie for first place in division one of Independent B. MBA, Delta Function and VICE all have 5-1 records. They will flip a coin to see which two will play in the playoffs.
Coane and Crandall beat Oklahoma's baton crew with a 3:28 effort.
In other intramural basketball play Friday.
The Jayhawkers won all three places in one field event and one running event. Charlie Twiss, Ron Swanson and Tyce Smith tied at 6-5/4 in the high jump, making KU's third straight sweep of that event.
Paul Acevedo, Herald Hadley and Charlie Hayward gave KU a 1-2-3 finish in a running event when they placed in that order in the two-mile run. This way Hayward's second race of the season as the veteran had been bothered by an unknown ailment earlier.
Bakersfield (Calif.) Junior College transfer, went 14-8 and Schmanke's new high is 14-4.
FLOYD MANNING and Roger Schmanke picked up new career highs in the pole vault. Manning,
Hadley covered the mile in 4:20.6 in a closely fought race. Chick Fero, who placed third, had a time of 4:22.2.
Yul Vost picked up his third straight victory in the shot-put with a 56-1½ toss.
Bill Cottle ran the 600-yard dash in 1:13.8 in his first effort this season in that event.
Bill Stoddart, held out of action last week by a sore foot, won the 440 in 51.1.
THE KU MILE RELAY team of
CHU Canning, Don Hill, Tonnie
Hember Qualifies For Bowling Finals
She took the national all-events title in the nationals last year at Phoenix, Ariz.
Betty Jo Hember, Fairway sophomore, earned the right to defend her crown as the nation's No.1 women's collegiate bowler Saturday.
Keith Vanvelkinburgh of Nebraska won the men's all-events as he and the four other top bowlers qualified for the men's nationals to be held at Buffalo, N.Y., April 7-8.
Miss Member won the all-events championship in the Association of College Student Unions Region Eight bowling tournament held in the Jay Bowl. By winning here, Miss Member has qualified to compete in the National Women's Intercollegiate Bowling Playoffs to be held at Memphis. Tenn., April 21-22.
IT'S HERE!
Miss Member also won the women's billiards division.
NOW FEATURING
Winners in other divisions of the two-day tourney were: Dennis Cordle, Iowa State, men's three-cushion billiards; Housang Bozorgzaden, State College of Iowa, men's singles table tennis; Marilyn Armstrong, Kansas State, women's singles table tennis; Sue Synoveick and Sandy Culik, Warrensburg, Mo., State, table tennis women's doubles; Gail Hershy and Gordon Behler, Wichita, table tennis mixed doubles, and Yuri Scriabine, Iowa State, chess.
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