Kappa Sigma heads softball all-stars
By David Watson
In what appeared to be an attempt at
monopolization. Kappa Sigma placed
four players out of fifteen on this year's
Intramural Softball All-Star team as
selected by CAROLINA JOURNAL sport
staff. Selections were made by the sport's
staff along with the consultation of
Coach Kerr.
"No hands" Fleming
Coach Paul
(Zippers.)
Also selected was an Intramural
All-Star Team made up of the seventeen
boys thought to have exemplified the
most versatility in this years' eleven
intramural events.
second place with Kappa Sigma which
placed Thurmond Willis, Reid Carter,
Dick Lolb, and Rusty Sitton on the
roster.
The fifteen man team roster reads as
follows: Dick Loeb, Reid Carter, Eddie
Sherrill, and Rusty Sitton (Kappa Sigma);
Lane Alexander, Joe Turner, and Dave
Barden (Old Timers); Tommy Curlee,
Randy Freeze (Wrestlers); Pete Donahue
(Chi Phi); Joe Briggs (Outhouse); and
Selected from the Engineers were
Tommy Poteat and Randy Gaforth who
have guided their team to a demanding
lead in the overall point standings.
Other selections include: Joe Turner,
Lane Alexander, and Roddy Kerr (Old
Timers); Jerry Blevins and Dale Lands
(Hockos); George Lloyd and Dave Taylor
(Chi Phi); Joey Howeel and Mike Wade
(Theta Psi); and Bill Bridges (Hockos).
Larry Haulsee was the only
representative of APO, currently tied for
The All-Star Teams are only a small
exemplification of the ability and hustle
showed by the boys who accounted for a
most successful intramural season.
Alpha Kappa
Caps
Undefeated
Season
Kappa Sigma posted a 14-4 victory
over Alpha Kappa Psi to cap an
undefeated season and highlight last
week's intramural softball action.
In other action, the Hockos bested the
Wrestlers 10-6, as did the Zippers and the
Old Timers by scores of 13-3 and 13-4
respectively.
In a make-up game. Alpha Phi Omega
toppled Alpha Kappa Psi 15-3 to take
ver fourth place in the fraternity
o. ion and earn a spot in the
tournament.
Tournament play opened on Monday,
May 11, with the top four teams in each
division as participants. Kappa Sigma and
the Engineers, who also finished 4-0,
figured to be the favorites although any
of the other six teams are capable of
pulling upset wins.
"For there is no joy in Mudville . . .
the batter grimaces as a pitch eludes him in last week’s action.
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Banquet
Highlights
Season
A banquet will be held on Thursday
night. May 14, at 7:30 P.M. in the
Resident Cafeteria to honor all persons
who participated in intramural athletics
during this past year. A buffet dinner will
begin at 7:30 with awards following.
Overall point standings, tabulated
through regular season softball, read as
follows:
988
Engineers
APO
880
Kappa Sigma
880
QfithmicA
851
Hockos
715
Old Timers
635
AKPsi
525
Chi Phi
473
Theta Psi
455
Standings are not final, with the tennis
and softball tournament winners yet to
be determined.
The winners of this year's intramural
events are:
Football - Old Timers
Tug-O-War - APO
Basketball - Phi Nu Pi
Table Tennis - Ayad Al-Hamdani (Ind.)
Pool - Danny Kersh (Kappa Sigma-
Volleyball - Hockos
Badminton (Singles) - Paul Chang
(Outhouse)
Badminton (Doubles) -
Softball (Reg. Season) - Engineers
Softball Tournament - Kappa Sigma
Golf - Chester Melton (Ind.)
Bowling - Engineers
Tennis - Engineers
Intramural Action
Hockos10
Zippers 13
Old Timers 13
Kappa Sigma 14
APO 15
Final Standings
Fraternity Division
Kappa Sigma
Chi Phi
Theta Psi
APO
A K Psi
Independent Division
Engineers
Old Timers
Outhouse
Hockos
Wrestlers
This Week's Games
Kappa Sigma vs. Hockos
Chi Phi vs. Outhouse
Theta Psi vs. Old Timers
APO VS- Engineers
Wrestlers 6 1
Wrestlers 3
Wrestlers ^
A K psi ^
A K Psi 3
4-0
3-1
2-2
1-3
0-4
4-0
3-1
2-2
1-3
0-4
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