FRIDAY. MARCH 18. 1958
KDR, Chug-A-Lugs
Win Cage Titles
Led bjf sharp-shooting Billy Kane, Kappa Delta Rho topped
Sigma Nu, 54-38 last night, to capture the 1965 Intramural Fra
ternity Basketball Championship. In the independent finals Jack
Farls paced the Chug-A-Lugs to a 48-36 victory over the Geeche
Birds in the first half of the championship doubleheader at Rec
reation Hall.
' Kane netted 26 points for KDR, 15 in the first half. His deadly
accuracy and fine feeding sped
the winners to a 26-16 lead at
halftime. Although Sigma Nu
threatened to catch up twice in
the second half, they were ho
match for KDR last' night
Haky Injured
With the game less than a min
ute old, Steve Haky of Sigma Nu
bruised his ankle and had to
leave the game temporarily. This
seemingly was a forewarning to
the losers that trouble was com
ing. It was! The KDR’s scored ten
straight points before Jim Ustyno
ski sunk a foul shot for Sigma
Nil’s first marker.
At the quarter, Kane had eight
points ana KDR led. 12-4. At the
naif, Kane had 15 points and KDR
led, 26-16. Sigma Nu got off to a
fast start in the second half, but
it was short-lived. Dick Meek,
the loser's big center, tapped in a
rebound a few seconds after team
tnate, Gary Lyons, hit with a long
setshot. That cut the lead to six
. points. Then Lyons popped in a
' - left-hander from the foul circle
and the lead was cut to four. But
that was the closest the Sigma
NtiV ever got.
: - Lead 37-29
‘Kane and mates took charge
again and built up their lead to
37-29 ai fhe end of the third quar-
Kane, however, wasn’t the
only KDR that played a whale of
a ball game. Bruce McPherson
. cut the cords for ten points, and
Bob Dankanyin played a magnifi
cent defensive game. Dankanyin
held Ed/Ritter, Sigma Nu’s usual
top scorer, to eight points—and
only tWo in the second half. Dick
Meek was Sigma Nu’s high scor
er and best rebounder. Meek
hooped 12,-points, four on rebound
taps. _
The Chug-A-Lugs had to come
from behind to capture the in
dependent crown. The Geeche
f Birds; led by Fred Wallitsch and
' Jim Erb, led 11-7 at the quarter,
and 18-16 at halftime. At this
point, Jack Farls, of the winners
nad netted eight points, on a
combination of tap-ms and one
handers.
IM Correction
In Wednesday night's intra
mural wrestling action. Sigma
Pi's Jim McHenry captured a
4-1' decision over Jay Tolson,
Phi Sigma Delta. The action
took place in a 145 pound bout.
The University of Michigan’s new
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By RON OATEHOUBE
Nittany baseball coach Joe
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