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Atherton 'Hall took the all-
volleybiall title from Kappa
111-11 A, 40-'22, in the final play-offs
week,
A.ther.ton Hall, Kappa! Delta,
:!11:1 Co-op entered tho finals after
:11 , 70 weeks of play, undefeated in
~ . 'qpies 1,2, and 3 respectively.
I:;ippa Delta handed Co-op their
11 , ;.t defeat, 4.2-23, in the play-off
01, ner.
Ze.kau.sk.as scored' 13
Tor Atherton in the title
Also playing on th e sham_
y,. ship tlarn were Betty Brown,
Dill his, Mary Failor, Mar-,
.1• 0 'y Gainby, Louise Grossman,
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COMING SOON
WRA Tourney Finals
Sally Hostetter, Janet Newell andi Table Tennis
Elizabeth Martz
Plying for Kappa Delta were
Doris Bode, Marian Hall, Betty
Hain, Barbara Knoll, Lucille Mar
tin, Shirley Mathews, Betty Walp,
and Beverly Williams. .
Co_op's lineup was Esther Jam
ison, Jean Labar, Elsie Noble,
Polly Pollock, Wanda Rickard,
Betty Jane Sammons, Grace
Shilder, Lois Tinsley, and Ruth
Turnbull.
Badminton
Atherton Hall, all-college vol
leyball champs, capped the bad
minton intr am ia r a 1 title from
Delta Zeta and Phi Mu.
Atherton topped Delta Zeta 3-0
in the first gan.e of the playoffs
and clinched the title, '3-0, in their
matches with Phi Mu.
Lovetta •Diniu.s and Elaine Nel
son played single matches for
Atherton. Doubles games were
played by Josephine Barton, Su
san Geiger and Doris McCormick.
Playing for Delta Zeta were
Betty Vandenbeck and Jacqueline
Wengert, singles; and Betty May
nard, Pearla Stevenson, and Har
riet Schlee, doubles. Phi Nl,u's
team consisted of Yvonne Worrell
and Audrey Blsokman, singles;
Georgeanna Holt, Nancy Meyer,
and Jean Randall, doubles.
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[Alpha Chi Omega, undefeated
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title by defeating SDT, League 3
dhlamps, in the final. gani e of the
playoffs, 3-0.
Playing for AChio were Cath
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singles, and Doris Moran and Pa
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Doris Blicher in the doubles (Other officers chosen were Mary
match. SDTs Florence Marcus Hodgson, vice-president; Dor i s
and Seln..a Sabel defeated Kt3pPas Dittman, secretary; Eleanor Kelly,
Jo Fox and Arloa J3etts in the treasurer; and Mary Ann Kemper,
singles. corresponding secretary.
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