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By Biff Roberts
Connor Dorm and Zeta Psi fra
ternity came through as expected
yesterday afternoon to walk
away with the championships in
the annual Intramural track meet.
Connor piled up 50 points in
the dormitory division to defeat
second-place Aycock by 13 points.
The Aycock team had 37 points
while Stacy was third with 8 and
Winston fourth in the four-team
field with 7. .
The Zetes grabbed 45 points
to top ATO in the fraternity divi
sion. The ATO's had 2G points
to barely edge Beta ,with 24.
The rest of the fraternities were
strung out pretty well behind. .
Kappa . Sig had 12 points for
fourth place and then came Phi
Kappa Sig with nine, Lambda Chi
with 8, SAE with 7, DKE
with four, Theta Chi with 3, and
Phi pelt with 2.
There" was a "sparse crowd to
watch the meet) made up mostly
of - contestants watching friends
compete in other events. The
threat of rain and its eventual
coming had a lot to do with the
small attendance and had intra
mural officials worrying the
whole afternoon.
- Eddie Brown of Zeta Psi was
the "high point man in the fra
ternity division. He won the 60
yard and the 100-yard dashes and
also ran on the Zetes 440 and
880-yard relay teams which fin
ished seconds
Two Betas pushed him for in
dividual honors. Dick Patterson
won the tfiree-quarter mile run
and placed third in the 300-yard
run for a total of seven points
and Tom Wooten took first in
the broad jump and a third in
the 100 for seven.
ATO got 10. of its points in the
two relays, winning both the 440
and the 880.
Ellis of Connor Dorm was high
point man in the dorm division
with 10 point. He took the high
jump and the broad jump with
ease to get the individual honor.
Carroll of Stacy proved to be a
one man team and took first, in
the 70-yard low hurdles and se
cond in the broad jump for eight
points, all that Stacy got. -
The ATO's were defending co-
champicns in the meet but neither
they nor the Betas could cope
with the depth of the Zete team.
The fraternity winners had 22
men to reach the finals while ATO
had "nine and the Betas 10.
. Connor and Aycock went into
the finals on a pretty even basis,
Connor with 22 men and Aycock
with 18. . Aycock had a good Jead
midway through the meet but
Connor .overlook -them and wcut
on to win 'handily.
Infra mural Trock Summaries
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Pitcher Nick Fisher led Pi
Kappa Alpha to a 14-1 win over
Pi Lambda Phi in an intramurals
contest yesterday, holding the
Pi Lamdbas to three hits in
seven innings.
In another fraternity ball game,
the Chi Psi's romped over TEP,
15-1, with Walker Worth holding
the TEP's to six hits. The Pi
Lam run off Fisher and the TEP
run off Worth werev both un
earned. The Pi Lam's combined a hit,
infield out, and a long, fly ball
Pi Lamb 1 0 0 0 0 0
FKA 4 0 0 7 3 X
Rosenthal, ROsen and Wainer, Rosen
thal. Fisher and Neely.
TEP 1 0 0 0 0 0 0
Chi Psi 0 3 10 1 0 1 X
Rose. Rabhan, and Schwrtz. Worth
and Rhyne.
to score their run in the top of
the first inning to go into the
lead, 1-0. The PiKA's squelched
the rally before it could start and
grabbed four runs in their half
of the first to take the lead for
the rest of the game.
The PiKA's went scoreless in
the second, but the Pi Lam's
yanked Rosenthal for Rosen and
PiKA exploded for seven runs
in the fourth and three more in
the fifth to end the scoring..
TEP jumped into the lead in
its game with Chi Psi, scoring a
run in the first on a single and a
good deal of confusion. Chi Psi j
scored three tuns m the bottom
of the second to take a permanent
lead, when Worth doubled with
the bases loaded. Worth became
more effective oh the mound as
the game progressed, with TEP
getting nothing but scratch hits.
Carl (Lush) Hill led Chi Psi at
bat and in the field.
FRATERNITIES
60 yard Dash 1. Brown (Zetes), 2.
Kelso (ATO), 3. Carson (Phi Delt), 4.
Hart (ATO).
70 yard High Hurdles 1. Cheek (Kap
Sig), 2. Williamson (Zetes), 3. Owen
(Zetes) . 4. Byrely (Beta) .
Va Mile Run 1. Patterson (Beta),
2. Hughes (DKE), 3. Lowthrope (Phi
Kap Sig), 4. Haines (Zetes).
100 yard Dash 1. Brown (Zetes), 2.
Kelso (ATO), 3. Wooten (Beta), 4.
Gess (Zetes)., "
300 yard Run 1. Bunting (ATO), 2.
Brawner (Zetes), 3. Patterson (Beta) ,
4. Kendrick (Lamb' Chi).
440 yard Relay 1. ATO, 2. Zetes, 3
Phi Kap Sig. 4. Kap Sig.
70 yard Low Hurdles 1. Thompson
(SAE), 2. Parrington (Zetes), 3. Byrely
(Beta). 4. Watts (Lamb Chi).
800 yard Relay 1. ATO, 2. Zetes, 3.
Beta. 4. Kap Sig.
Pole Vault 1. Goodin (Lamb Chi) ,
2. Tie between Hanes (SAE) and Mc
Collam (Beta).
High Jump 1. Joy ner (Zetes). 2.
IVfjon (ATO), 3. Tiebetween Boren
(Zetes) and Eberle (Lamb Chi).
L Brad Jump 1. Woot (Beta), 2.
Gess (Zetes). 3. Woods (PM Kap Sig),
4. Ernst. (ATO).
Discus 1. Beaver (Kap Sag), 2.
Council (Beta), 3. Xarcinko (Theta
Chi), -4. Toledano (DKE).
Sho Put 1. Wallace (Zetes). 2.
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DORMITORY
60 yard Ds-h 1. Ramos (Aycock).
70 yard High' Hurdles 1 McCoWum
f Avcock) . 2. Gehan (Connor).
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2. Richardson (Connor), 3. Geiaser
(Connor).
100 yard Dash 1. Jewell (Winston),
2. Ransclell (Aycock), 3. Issen (Con
nor). ' '
300 yard Run 1. Jones (Aycock) ', 2.
Pate (Aycock),4 3. Hinkle (Connor),
4. Gainder (Connor)..
440 yard Relay 1. Connor. Aycock
Dorm disqualified-
70 yard Low Hurdles 1. CarToll
(Stacy), 2. Gehan (Connor). 3. Mc
Collum (Aycock), 4. Ramos (Aycock).
800 yard Relay 1. Connor, 2. Aycock.
Pole Vault 1. Adams (Connor). 2.
Turner (Winston).
High Jump 1. Ellis- (Connor), 2.
Hamrick (Connor), 3. Tie between
Watts (Winston) and Jewell (Winston).
Broad Jump 1. Ellis (Connor), 2.
Carroll (Stacy), 3. Watts (Winston),
4. Adams (Connor).
Discus 1. Pachares (Connor), 2.
Gibson (Connor). 3. Latham (Aycock).
Shot Put 1. Gregory (Aycock). 2.
Rody (Connor).
Miketa (Phi Kap Sig), 3. Winston
'(Zetes), 4. Marcinko (Theta Chi).
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