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Delta Upsilon Takes
IM Championship
Delta Upsilon, showing
depth and balance in every
IM event, cakewalked to its
third consecutive IM all
point championship.
Phi Gamma Delta and Beta
Theta Pi both had a shot at over
taking DU in IM track but DU
came up with a good showing in
the running events to run away
from the fraternity field.
DU had a total of 1,085 points
and Phi Gam was second with
855 points. Even though DU's
third consecutive championship
was essentially a team effort,
certain individuals stood out for
the men from Locust Lane.
Ben Bow and Bob Soininon
won titles in boxing and wres-
fling respectively. Ed Bahi and
Tom Edwards upset Gene Roockey
and Gene Flick of TKE to cop
the handball doubles crown.
On route to the title, DU took
the boxing as well as the bad
minton doubles crown.
Phi Gamma Delta. DU's nearest
rival throughout the IM season,
look the basketball crown by de
feating DU in the final. The Un
touchables took the independent
basketball championship for the
third straight year led by foot
ballers Dick Hoak and Frank
Sincek.
Gene Flick of TKE and Bob Engineers won the bowling titles
Gross of Phi Ep Pi. again proved :to round out the IM cavalcade of
champions of their respective sports.
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In independent play, Bruce
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:pienship
; and Al Stoddart copped
the badminton trophy.
In the rest of the spring sports,
Omega Psi Phi won its secondi
straight track title, edging DUI
and Bucks House ran away with;
the independent track crown led
by footballers Steve Popp, Don,
CaLIM, Junior Powell, and Frank'
liersney,
Lambda Chi Alpha won the golf;
title by defeating Beta Sigma Rho
and Hickory House won the inde-'
pendent crown, beating West
moreland 3-2 in the final.
Sigma Pi copped the frater
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mers won the independent
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and Steve Klein of Beta Sigma,
Rho won the tennis doubles while;
Steve Seyboit and Charles Stulll
won the independent crown.
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