The gamecock. (Columbia, S.C.) 1908-2006, March 29, 1963, Page Page Seven, Image 7
PiKA
FRATERNITY CHAMPS: (fir
Robbie Stanford; (second row left
Burris, Sammy Anderson.
Late Rally]
BY TOM HUNTER
Sports Writer
Pi Kappa Alpha won the fra
ternity basketball championship
Wednesday night, defeating Sigma
Phi Epsilon 33-30 before hundreds
of screaming fans.
The Pika team had to come from
behind to win the tight contest
after being on the short end of the
scoring frequently. The largest
margin of points that separated
the hard fighting squads was 7
OLll
(Author of "I Wa
Loge"
HAIL TO I
Today let us examine that mi
stood, grossly overworked, wh
the dean.
The dean (from the Latin De
think, primarily a disciplinary
guide, a haven and refuge for t
(from the Greek Deanoa-to sk
sympathy, wisdom, patience, I
homely pleasures like commur
and Marlboro Cigarettes. The c
macht-to poop a party) is fo
reason that all men of good will
Marlboro is an honest cigarette.
are honestly good, honestly age
estly blended for the best of
honestly comes in two differeni
is honestly soft and a Flip-To1
too will flip when next you try
honestly hopes, will be soon.
But I digress. We were lea]
troubled undergraduates. To il
' case from the files of Dean 8. ..
(Oh, why be so mysterious? Ti
the University is Yutah.)
Wise, kindly Dean Sigafoos i
man named Walter Aguincourt
marry one Emma Blenheim, hi
dean the marriage seemed ill-a4
years old and Emma was 91. W
said he felt obligated to go thro
invested her life savings in a ti
her from the mist at Niagara Fal
their honeymoon. If Walter ca
would the poor woman possibly
The wise, kindly dean pondere
brilliant answer: let Walter puni
steam iron. With steam billow
would find a rainhood very ti
Whimpering with gratitude,
Beta Kappa key and hastened
the results, I am pleased to rep<
Today Emma is a happy w<
her rainhood, eating soft-center
-twice as happy, to be candid,
. .. And what of Walter? He is
wanted liaison with Emma, he
own age-Agnes Yucca, 72. Wa
stepfather, to be perfectly ac<
boys from Agnes's first marria
and Irving, 55-and when Walt
takes them for a stroll in the p
may be sure there is not a dry e
And Dean Sigafoos? He tooi
tiring hours in his little office, gi
without complaint, doing his b
fet, of his Olhargjes on that path ti
. .
We don t eay Marlboro is t he
we're aure it's at the head ol
ner.ver ciga,rstems are sekt in
And 2
st row from left to right) Bob Moore,
to right) Cliff Hollar, Fred Riesen, B(
Pulls PiKA 1
when SAE jumped ahead at the
close of the third quarter, 25-18. w:
The Pika's came back, however, T<
and tied the game at 26 points a
apiece on Hoke Griener's foul shot. 3I
Griener again came through for se
his team when hit on a 20-foot
jumper to tie the game, this time S
with just a little over a minute to J
play in the game. The little man ar
led all scorers with 12 points and 01
was a key factor in the Pika vic
tory. e o
w
st
I ' hIth cc
officer. He is a counselor and
he troubled student. The dean
wer) is characterized chiefly by
orbearance, and a fondness for
ity singing, farina, spelldowns,
lean (from the German Deange
ud of Marlboros for the same
are fond of Marlboros-because
Those good Marlboro tobacco.
I to the peak of perfection, hon
all possible flavors. Marlboro
containers-a soft pack which
box which honestly flips. You
w honest Marlboro, which, one
ning how a dean helps poor,
lustrate, let us take a typical
...of the University of Y ..
e dean's name is Sigafoos and
as visited one day by a fresh
who came to ask permission to
s dormitory laundress. To the
Ivised, for Walter was only 18
dlte.r agreed with the dean, but
igh with it because Emma had
nsnparent rainhood to protect
Is, where they planned to spend
led off the wedding, what use
have for a rainhood in Yutah?
d briefly and came up with a
ah holes in the back of Emma's
ing back at the old lady, she
seful-poseibly even .esential.
Walter kissed the dean's Phi
way to follow his advice-and
rt, were madly successfullI
man-singing lustily, wearing
chocolates, and ironing clothes
than if she had married Walter
happy too. Freed from his urn
inarried a girl much nearer hih
Iter is now the proud father
urate-of three Sne, healthy
e-Everett, 38; Wilhelm, 43;
~r puts the boys on a lead and
ark on Sunday afternoon, you
re in Yutah.
happy-happy to spend long,
ving counsel without stint and
it to set the young, uncertain
> a brighteor tomorrow.
dean of Alter cfgarettee, but
the clase. Get some soon,
ione
Gamecock Stall Photo by Gregory
Hoke Greiner, Tommy Pilcher,
b Wolfsen, Henry Rhea, Bob
last SAE
The game-winning 2 points ca1
ith 51 seconds remaining
mmy Pilcher broke through i
lay-up giving Pika the le
-30. Pilcher was second in i
oring with nine points.
SAE's gunners consisted
a n d y Linning, eight poin
hnny Farnsworth, seven poii
id Jimmy Johnson with a to
six points.
"Griener was the important f,
r, when He started hitting
came the difference" was I
sy the winning coach, Jim Smi
immed up his victory. "It's bE
long dry spell cince '58" Sm
mmented concerning the last Pi
tsketball championship.
"SEA
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Zone 6
Stomps
PiKAs
Motor and Good
Lead Slaughter
BY T. NARROW
Sports Staff
Tuesday night, Zone 6 and Pik
respective champions of t h e i
leagues, meet head-on in what wi
supposed to be an evenly match(
basketball game. Pika, playir
heads-up ball in the opening mii
utes of the first quarter, was i
match for sharp-shooting Six.
Six had complete control of tl
boards from the very beginnir
and never let up on their way to
72 to 45 victory. They outscori
ne Pika 17 to 6 in the first period, l
as to 14 in the second quarter, 17
!or 11 in the third quarter, and 21
ad 12 in the fourth quarter who
he they iced the game with an outbur
of fast-break baskets.
Backcourt men, Good, Wilso
of -nd Stanton, passing and shootir
ts; with superb accuracy, and I
ts (Motor Mouth) Williams and Mil
Kirkpatrick controlling the boar<
led this efficient independent tea
to an easy 34 to 20 half time lea
ic- Pika was kept in the ball gan
he by Bob Wolfson and Tommy Pi
he cher in the f- A half.
th, The third quarter opened wi
en Pika starting a rally, only to ha'
ith Six ignite, with the main scorii
ka going to Good and Williams, hol,
ing them off. The fourth quart
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1O INDEPENDENT CHAMPS:
(second row from right to left)
Powerful'6',
.7 Zone 6 successfully defended its
to Independent Intramural Basketball
to Title with a decisive 60-44 victory
m over Zone 16. Despite pre-game
predictions the boys from Zone E
at iad to battle down the stubborn
n, was even more of a route as Zone
1g Six poured it on right to the end
s for an impressive victory. Moore
ce and Griner came to life for Pika in
IF ;he third quarter to aid in their
m brief comeback, to round out Pika's
d. :op scorers. It was quite evideni
e that Six's height and shooting
1- ability were too much for this short
Pika team.
Early in the game Ed Smoal
re sprained his ankle and had tc
1g leave the game. This cut down or
Six's backcourt men, but Nelsor
er took up this slack easily-playinj
a fine game. Willie Conaty cami
off the bench in the second haL
to relieve Kirkpatrick under thi
boards. Pika also had the service.
of S. Anderson, Reisen, Burris
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h o sH esteam from Zone 16. It wasn't until
well into the fourth quarter thatI1
"6" pulled away to win.
The game started off fast with
George Williams hitting his first o n tsee htZn
Rhea and C. Holler during theaei
This is the third consecutive year
that Zone Six has won the basket
ball campus championship.
Zone Six
FG FS TPi
Good 10 4 24
Williams 9 2 20
Kirkpatrick 3 1 7
Stanton 3 2 8
Conaty 2 1 5
Wilson 2 0 4
Nelson 2 0 4
31 10 72
Pi Kappa Alpha
FG FS TP
Pilcher 4 2 10
S. Anderson 1 0 2
Griner 4 2 10
Wolfson . 3 2 8;
Moore 5 0 10
Reisen 0 2 2
Burris 1 1 3
18 9 45
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Titles
Gamecock Stafj Photo by Gasidns)
sham, Bill Stanton, Todd Wilson;
v, George Williams, Jim Nelson.
[oPesky'16'
was on its way to an easy victory,
but good shooting and rebounding
Dy Don Mullins and Kenny Robin
;on kept the game close throughout
he first half. Zone 6 led at the
ntermission 28-26.
With 3:45 left in the third quar
ter Mullins tied the score on a lay
ap. The two teams then went score
less until Stanton hit a long jump
shot with 1:45 left in the period.
3ix was never threatened after this.
Good and Williams went to work
in the final period and Zone 6
gradually pulled away. Jim Good
led all scorers with 18 points fol
lowed by George Williams with 16
and Stanton with 12. For Zone 16
Don Mullins had 17 points, Robin
son 13, and Coward 10.
In the playoff for third place
Zone 7 defeated Zone 9 by a score
of 53 to 26. Wynham was the
leading scorer in the game with
20 points.
Poem
Curveball, Fast ball,
Spite ball, Strike,
The Ump is blind,
It's down the pike.
Hot dogs, beer,
Pop corn, heat,
Out to the ball game,
We won't get beat.
'Tis Spring again,
And Baseball's here,
So everyone for the Gamecocks,
Cheer, Cheer, Cheer (hic!).
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