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Kappa Alpha Psl stages sit-in at Coliseum varsity
court, forcing cancellation of Ag Men-Thcta Xi
intramural basketball game Wednesday night.
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by GARY SEACREST
Kabraskan Sports Wrltar
The Intramural Council Thursday
reversed Kappa Alpha Psi's forfeiture to
Ag Men in the intramural fraternity
basketball playoffs.
The action followed the postponement
of an intramural game between Theta Xi
and Ag Men Wednesday evening when
about 35 young blacks refused to leave
the Coliseum court where the game was
to be played.
Originally the Kappa Alpha Psi team
was to have played the Theta XI team,
since Kappa Alpha Psi defeated the Ag
Men Tuesday evening.
However, the Ag Men were declared
the winner of that game by forfeit. In
tramural officials said the game was
forfeited because the all-black Kappa Alpha
Psl fraternity used Mike Wynn, an ineligi
ble player.
Wynn is a member of Kappa Alpha
Psi, but his name was not on the official
roster turned into intramural officials
before the playoffs.
Intramural rules state that a team must
freeze its regular season roster for the
playoffs. Thus a team can not add any
extra players for the playoffs.
Intramural Director Ray Chatfield pro
posed reversing the forfeiture. Commenting
on his earlier decision to forfeit the game
to the Ag Men, Chatfield said, "Maybe
I did make a hasty judgement."
'A eager s
near end
of tourney
Kappa Alpha Psl roared past
Ag Men and Schramm IV
snunk past Kennedy House to
advance in the University 'A
Intramural basketball tourna
ment. Kappa Alpha Psl turned a 17
4 first quarter advantage into
an easy 48-33 triumph to move
Into a 6:30 p.m. Friday match
at University High against
Theta XI for the fraternity di
vision title.
Kappa Alpha Psl, was led by
Ernie Britt with 19, John Pitts
with 14 and Henry Crauthers
with 10. They must now defeat
Theta XI, which is undefeated
in tourney play twice to move
Into Monday s all-University
semi-final against the
dormitory champion
Schramm IV.
Schramm IV edged Kennedy
House, last year's All
University runner-up, 44-42,
behind a 17-point contribution
by Jerry Tagge and 11 by Jim
Anderson.
Kennedy House, which has
won three straight Cather Hall
crowns under coach Mark
Gordon, was lead by Jack
Trutna with 10, Mike Miller
with S and Jan Schmeits with 7
points.
Schramm IV defeated the
Cather victors twice after being
handed an earlier loss by Ken
nedy to win the double
elimination dormitory ' A '
bracket title.
Schramm IV next meets the
fraternity champions Monday
at 8:30 p.m. at the Coliseum.
The winner of that match
meets the Independent cham
pion Choctaws at 6:30 p.m.
Tuesday at the Coliseum for
the All-University championship.
But the intramural director added, "If
we followed all the intramural rules every
team would be kicked out."
Sherwin Jarmon, Kappa Alpha Psl
president, said at the Thursday meeting
that Wynn's name was not on the roster
because of a clerical error by his fraternity.
However, he said that at the time of the
disputed game with the Ag Men, Kappa
Alpha Psi did not know that Wynn's name
had been omitted from the roster.
Carl Wear, chairman of the Men's
Physical Education department, said, "It
doesn't seem conceivable to me that they
(Kappa Alpha Psi) would jeopardize their
position by knowingly using an illegal
player."
Commenting on the black sit-in
Wednesday night, Jarmon said, "We didn't
want to hold up the game, we wanted
you (Ag Men) to see our position." He
explained that it would have been difficult
for his fraternity to explain their case
after the game between the Ag Men and
Theta Xi had been played.
Gerald Hopp of the Ag Men replied,
"We would just as soon play the game
over."
Kappa Alpha Psi and the Ag Men
agreed to replay the disputed game Thurs
day evening, March 5.
However, Wynn was declared ineligible
for this game and all the rest of the playoff
games.
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Ray Chatfield
Mike Wynn
NU's swimmers
cast as villains
by STEVE SINCLAIR
Aulitant I parti Miter
The surprising Nebraska swimming team is cast In the
role of villain for the Big Eight conference swimming meet
this weekend at Iowa State.
Kansas should win the meet handily, according to Nebraska
swimming coach John Reta, while Oklahoma, Missouri and
Nebraska are expected to battle for second place.
NU'S SWIMMERS are shooting for their first top division
finish since 1966, when they finished third. Last year, the
Huskers finished In fifth place, 107 points behind fourth place
Iowa State.
NEBRASKA hasn't won a Big Eight title since 1937, which
was the last of three straight titles. The only other Husker
title was in 1930.
Reta is counting on distance free styler George Sefzlk,
sprinters Mark Majetich and Dave Backer, and all-events
performer Dave Schmidt to bring the Huskers back to the
first division.
SEFZIK, A SOPHOMORE from Chicago, 111., has tha third
fastest time in the Big Eight this season in the 1,000-yard
freestyle with a 10:37.8 clocking and fourth In the 500-yard
freestyle with a 5:06.9 mark. He finished second in the 1,650-yard
freestyle at last year's Big Eight meet.
Backer ranks third in conference statistics In the 100-yard
freestyle and Is tied for fourth In the 200-yard freestyle.
Schmidt has the fourth fastest conference time in the 200-yard
backstroke and is ranked eighth in the 200-yard Individual
medley.
Other Huskers ranked high In conference statistics are Ma
jetich, tied for fifth in the 60-yard freestyle; Spencer Luedke,
tied for seventh la the 200-yard freestyle; and Jim Pratt,
eighth in the SCO-yard freestyle.
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THE DAILY NEBRASKAN
FRIDAY, MARCH 6, 1970
