—Collegian Photo by Dave Trump
COMPLETION FOR 17 YARDS—PauI Maugham hauls in a pass thrown by Henry Cabanis for a
considerable gain for the Air Force Intramural Team—but not good enough to win. The Navy Alpha
team won, 12-6.
Spirited Games Mark ee►ction
As IM Grid Draws To Close
By 808 KILBORN
Some of the rapidly mount
ing enthusiasm toward the big
clash with Syracuse must have
rubbed off on the intramural
football circuit last night as
play was spirited in every one
of the games. The fields were
sloppy and cold hands dropped
many passes but competition
was keen.
Early games indicated that de
fenses would dominate play as
one game was decided by first
downs and a second narrowly
missed doing the same.
Just as flu , zr game with GDI
was about to be forfeited,
NROTC Baker showed up and
the game was played as sched
uled. Although being held
scoreless the Navymen eked out
a narrow 4-3 victory on first
downs.
Trailing on first downs 2-0, the
Hamilton Bandits pulled off a
65-yard touchdown play on a
pass from Ron Stauffer to Bud
Lewis with only two seconds left
Cal, USC
Feud For
From Over
BERKELEY, Calif. (JP) De
spite an apology from Southern
California, the McKeever-Bates
football incident is . far from
closed.
Chancellor Glenn T. Seaborg
said yesterday he would serious
ly consider demands by Califor
nia students that football rela
tions with USC be broken off un
less guard Mike McKeever Is pun
ished.
California officials have
charged, and USC Coach Don
Clark and McKeever have denied,
that the 218-pound guard deli
berately hit halfback Bates with
an elbow in falling on him along
the sidelines after the whistle had
blown last Saturday. 'The Trojans
won 14-7.
. McKeever contends he could not
stop nor change direction.
Bates is hospitalized with a
shattered cheek bone and broken
nose. He is out for the season.
An operation is scheduled Friday.
USC President Norman Top
ping, who viewed movies of the
play in Berkeley Monday, said in
a statement Tuesday night the in
cident as well as others in the
game could have . been avoided.
"To the extent that we are re
sponsible, we apologize," Topping
said.
California President Clark Nen
asked that the Athletic Assn. of
in the contest. Frank Davis then
booted a perfect placement to
make the final score 7-0 in a game
marked by interceptions on al
most every attempted pass.
Larch picked up a win over
Hickory and Labache took Co-op,
both by virtue of forfeit.
Tom Durbin, the leading hitter
on the baseball team, had a hand
in all of his team's scoring as
the Burke AC topped the Stump
jumpers in a 12-7 thriller. He took
a 10-yard pass from Gene Long
for the first tally and then raced
88 yards with an intercepted pass
for the second Burke TD.
Frank Slapikas pitched 3 yards'
to Dean Berkey for the Stump
jumpers only touchdown and then,
kicked the extra point to conclude'
the scoring. •
Navy ROTC Alpha continued
its winning tradition, downing
the Air Force ROTC, 12.6, on
the fine passing of Dave Forney.
Forney hit Carl Mazzan from 18
yards out for the first score and
then passed 2 yards to Bill Gos
nell for the second, following a
long march from deep in Air
Force territory. Dick Crawford
took a 7-yard toss from Henry
Cabaniss for the only Air Force
tally.
Western Universities study the
charges of deliberate roughness.
He said he accepted Dr. Topping's
statement but declined further
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In fraternity action, Delta The
ta Sigma, Phi Mu Delta, and Phi
Delta Theta all chalked up shut
out victories.
Delta Theta Sig's win came by
virtue_of a safety scored on a
fumbled punt return in the Theta
Chi end zone. Jon Mayhew al
most jumped the score to 8-0
when he picked off a Theta Chi
pass on the 40-yard line and raced
to the two before he was stopped
with 40 seconds of play remain
ing. But Delta Theta couldn't
cash in on the opportunity.
Phi Mu Delta romped ,over
Alpha Zeta, 20.0, on touch
down passes to Bob Luff for
70 yards and Mike Hader for 31
yards. Rog Welden intercepted
an Alpha Zeta pass and ran it
back 20 yards for the third
touchdown. Rick Blend kicked
two qxtra points to conclude
the scoring.
Phi Delta Theta blanked Al
pha Tau Omega 14-0 in the final
contest of the evening. Bill Sch
wab flipped a 20-yard aerial to
Jake Richardson for the first six
points and Eldon Reed notched
the second TD on a 22-yard pass
interception. Schwab and Rich
ardson kicked the extra points.
comment "until I have seen what
corrective measures will be tak
en."
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Offense
Z.LPHIA GP) Th e
•k Giants and the San
acisco 49ers are proof that at
id defense is the best offense.
National Football League sta- 1
tistics shaved yesterday that theli
Giants leaders in the Easterni
Conference and the 49ers
leaders in the Western are,
down the list in team offense but
high on defense.
San Francisco, a surprise 5-1,1
is fifth in offense but second in
defense. New York, 5-1, is sixth,
in offense and third in defense.
49er Coach Red Hickey has;
proved another thing a pro
team can run and win in profes- I
sional football.
San Francisco has picked up 1,-f
197 yards on the ground to 762
yards in the air. On defense, the'
49ers have given up "66 yards.
rushing and 865 passing
New York has picked up 1,916 :
yards in offense and has given,
up only 1,605.
Los Angeles, 2-4 for the season,l
continues to hold the lead in team
offense with 2,159 yards
Green Bay, 3-3, has given up,
only 1,607 yards to lead in total!
team defense. •
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