FRIDAY. NOVEMBER 2. 1962
SPE Edges Phi
By JOHN LOTT
Led by the fine passing of Jerry
Kozusko, Sigma Phi Epsilon
edged Phi Sigma Kappa 12-6 in
intramural gridiron action last
evening oh the golf course fields.
The contest was evenly matched
throughout, but a pair of touch
down aerials by Kozusko made
the difference.
After a scoreless first half, dur
ing which Phi Sigma Kappa
registered three first, downs to its
opponents’ none, SPE tallied
twice within three minutes after
intermission.
Kozusko hit Jan Miller with a
34-yard touchdown pass to give
SPE a 6-0 lead. Moments later,
the flashy quarterback found the
range again, this time rifling a
38-yard bomb to Jim Paulson to
up the advantage to 12-0.
But Phi Sigma Kappa was not
out of the game yet. Its big break
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Sigma Kappa, 12-6
came when Dave Teather pounced
on an SPE 1 fumble on the SPE
one. On the first play from scrim
mage, a Jack Michener to Jay
Stockett pass made the score 12-6.
Phi Sigma Kappa intercepted
a pair of SPE passes late in the
game, but could not score.
A spectacular 63-yard pass play
from Richie Brdnner.. to Howie
Garelick gave Beta Sigma Rho a
tight 6-2 win over Alpha Phi
Delta.
Zeta Beta Tau knocked off
Sigma Tau Gamma 5-0 on first
downs after the game ended in
a 3-3 deadlock.
Sigma Tau took an early lead
on Dick Hocker’s 21-yarder, but
Ronnie Bowitz knotted the count
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late in the game with! a 16-yard
boot, t |
In another tight tilt.
Theta; Chi squeaked jby Alpha
Epsilon Pi, 6-4), on Burt Ruay’s
18-yard touchdown pass to A 1
Thompson.
Charlie Kneller kicked a 27-
yard field goal late in the second
half to give Pi Kappa Phi a 3-0
win over Phi Kappa PsL
Pine defensive play and inter
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Tau' Omega-Alpha Gamma Rho
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tie. AGR took the win on first
downs, 4-2.
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Coach Lauds US. All-Star Team
; NEW YORK (AP) Coach Thompson of the Phillips 66ers,
Omar (Bud) Browning is high on most valuable player in ; thia
the U.S. All-Stars who will meet year’s AAU tournament,’’ said
the touring National Russian team Browning.
in a series of eight basketball The three U.S. center* are Lloyd
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Garden Nov. 8. ■ Virginia. Mike Moran i6-91f of
“I think we have the finest ama- Marquette and Harold Hudgens
teur talent in the United States (6-10) of Texas Tech. Moran
working out here," Browning ad- played for the Denver Truckers
vised AAU headquarters in New and Sharrar for the Akron Good-
York yesterday. years.
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the 16-man squad "to 12,” said . New York Monday, also are bring-
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Bartlesville, Okla. j championship. j
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