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1
SIGMA ALPHA
EPSILON WINS
CAGE HONORS
Victory Over Delta Tau Delta
Five Saturday Gives Sig
Alphs Greek Cage
Championship.
GAME IS HARD-FOUGHT
Delts Lead at End of First
Half by One Point Thorn
sen Makes Nine
Counters.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon captured the
trophy In the inter-fraternity finals
played Saturday afternoon. The final
score was 17 to 11. The Delta Tau
Delta quintet had the best end of a
9 to 8 score at the end of the first
half, but collected only one counter
during the final frame. The Delts
broke away from the guarding of their
opponents during the first half, but
were unable to locate the lucky circle.
Thompson stood highest in the scor
ing column with his nine points, most
ly garnered from free throws. Meli
ens, of the Delts, tossed in a couple of
counters from the middle of the floor.
The Delts were unable to collect on
the free throws allowed them, Ilaverly
and Batty each missing one, and An
drews missing four and making one.
Thomson of the Sig Alphs made seven
out of twelve.
The Delts slipped in the first field
goal but the Sig Alphs ran up eight
pointers while the Delts were trying
to find the hoop for the second count
er. A goal by Andrews and a long
one from Meliens put the score at 6
to 9, and Johnson knotted the count
with a toss from under the basket.
A free toss by Andrews made the score
9 to 8 as the whistle blew.
Thomson tlea me score with a free
throw at the start of the second
frame, and writh two more gift baskets
and a field goal, the score stood 13 to
9, with the Sig Alphs holding up the
heavy end. A fuorth foul sent Hubka
out of the game. Meliens was sent in
for Hubka, and Batty replaced Meli
ens. A few more points collected by
the Sig Alphs put the score at 17 to
9. Meliens tossed In the last goal from
the center of the floor.
The Silver basketball which was
won by the Sig Alphs, was captured
by the Delts In 1920 and '21. The
Alpha Slgs held it last year. It must
be won three years in succession be
fore it becomes the permanent prop
erty of any fraternity.
Box Score
Sigma Alpha Epsilon-- FT FG FPt
Collins, f 10 3 2
R. Dewltz, f 10 0 2
Landers, c 0 0 0 0
II. Dewitz, g 2 0 14
Thomson, g 17 19
Totals 17 19
Delta Tau Delts FT FG FPt
Meliens, f 2 0 14
Andrews, f 113 3
Johnson, c 2 0 14
Hubka, g 0 0 4 0
Ilaverly, g 0 0 10
Batty, f 0 0 0 0
Totals - 5 1 10 11
Kef eree: Carman.
Substitutions: Batty for Meliens;
Meliens for Hubka.
Running score:
First Half
Sig Alphs 0234688888
Delta Tau 2222224689
Second Half
Sig Alphs 9 11 12 13 14 16 17 17
Delta Tau 9999999 11
Sig Alph-Acacia
Sigma Alpha Epsilon placed In the
finals of the Greek tournament by
frustrating the Acacia hopes 26 to 18
Friday afternoon. With a superior de
fense, the Sig Alphs held down the
Acacia forwards, and smothered Talge,
the lanky renter. At the end of the
first half Sigma Alpha Epsilon lod 10
to 4 with Acacia's tally the result of
four free throws by Paige. In the clos
ing frame, both teams got an even
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break with 14 points each, but the
margin gained by the Sig Alpha In
the opening half gave them the vic
tory. Collins in the forward birth for
Sigma Epsilon tossed in four baskets
while the Acacia center marked up ten
points, gleaning eight from the foul
ring and one field goal. Landers found
the hoop fieveral times from the center
of the floor.
Sigma Alpha Epsilon PF FT FG Pt
Dewitz, f 3 0 12
Collins, f 2 0 4 8
Landers, c 3 0 3 6
Thompson, g 2 4 0 4
Dewitz, (H), g 0 0 3 6
Totals 10 4 11 26
Acacia PF FT FG Pt
Holbeck, f 10 3 6
S'immens, f 0 0 0 0
Page, c 1 8 1 10
Teft, g 2 0 0 0
Wier, g 10 12
Totals' 5 8 5 18
Substitutions: Acacia Bell for
Holbeck; Holbeck for Simniens, Sim
mens for Holbeck; Sig Alphs none.
Free throws Page 8 oftt of 12,
Thomsen 4 out of 8.
Delt Silver Lynx
Delta Tau Delta qualified for the
finals trimming the Silver Lynx quin
tet 26 to 15. The Friday afternoon
performance was never in doubt for
the Tau Delts, who gained the jump
on the Lynx from the start and led
at the end of the first frame 14 to 7.
The short passing system of the Delts
found scant opposition in the one-man
guard of the Silver Lynx, who report
ed to long shots for their offensive.
Johnson, center for the Delts, spread
over the court caging the ball five
times for the high total of the game.
Andrews and Bixby counted up with
8 and 9 points respectively. Scott
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played a good guarding game for the
Silver Lynx.
Delta Tau Delta PT FT FG T
Andrews, f 2 2 3 8
Melinz, f 2 0 2 4
Johnson, c .. 2 0 5 10
Ilaverly, g 3 0 2 4
Hubka, g 2 0 0 0
Batty, f 0 0 0 0
Silxer Lynx PTFTFGT
Blxby, f 0 7 19
Aveiy, f ! 10 0 0
Roberts, c 10 2 4
Scott, g 2 0 12
Boomer, g - 3 0 0 0
Totals .'. 7 7 4 15
Substitutions: Delta Tau Delta
Batty for Melinz, Melinz for Batty,
Batty for Andrews. Free throws:
Bixby 7 out of 12; Andrews 2 out of 7.
Carmen refereed both games.
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