SATURDAY. N6VEMBER 3. j 1962
Kappa Sigma Wins League A Title
Phi
By £D CARPENTER
Two league championships de
cided, a three-way tie for first
place in a' third league, and a
game won in overtime'were the
highlights in intramural football
action on . the golf course fields
last night. |
The two league's crowns, A and
C. were won by Phi Kappa Sigma
and Kappa Sigma respectively,:
each team boasting "an undefeated
season. Phi Kappa gig finished
the season with a 5-0 record while
Kappa Sig won four.
Phi Kapa Sig’s title clincher
came as they defeated Sigma
Alpha Mu, 19-0. The scoring began
early in the second half on .a
two-yard pitch from Phi Kappa
Sig's Jim Terry to George Baker.
The PAT was no good and Phi
Kappa Sig lead 6-0. -
WITH THREE minutes to go
they added another tally on a three
yard pitch from Terry to Baker.
Once again the point after was
errant.
Phi Kappa Sig was not happy
with their twelve-point lead and
with 1:45 to go Don Jameson
intercepted a:pass on Sammy's 22
and raced to the eight. On the
next play Terry hit Joe Davi in
the end zone for the score. The
PAT was made ; by Dick Lacey
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to end the scoring. |
Kappa Sig won their league bv)
defeating Theta Delta Chi. 13-6, j
as'both scores came on runbacks
of intercepted passes.
The three-wav tie for first place
is in League B where Phi Gamma
Delta, who edged Alpha Chi Rho,
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THE STORY OF
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14-7; Chi Phi. who shutout Delta
Phi, 7-0; and Lambda Chi Alpha,
who blanked Pi Lambda Phi, 8-0.
have identical 3-1 records.
The overtime occurred in the
game between Phi Delta Theta
and Phi Kappa' Theta. Phi Delt
pulled it ouh 1-0, on first downs.
Beat Maryland
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