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Kappa A By LEWIS II. AIEN Sports Writer Kappa Alpha ran it's record to 4 0 with an 86-45 rout of Sigma Phi Epsilon in the nightcap of In tramural Basketball League games played Tuesday. .THE B pening nc looks, try other. In F loor...9 Lpha wins Paced by a strong board game, a tenacious zone defense which forced numerous turnovers resulting in layups. and a fast break offense producing more layups. KA raced to a 19-8 first quarter advantage and followed that effort with an even more OOT IN CANVAS...a lean str w! Try it with midi lengths, It with anything you wish. Yoi navy or natural cotton- can .00. stretches devastating 30-4 outburst in the second quarter to sew up the game. Gregg Blatt. in a fine all around performance, netted 21 points for the night and scored the first two points of the game for KA. Sigma Phi Epsilon countered with a 15 looter by Jack Duffie who finished eak of what's hap fry It with peasant. i'll want to wear no vas. Shoes, Street 1526 Main St. telephone 779-5700 I'.'' r.., ,j'jij lob*4e unbeaten with 12 points to lead his team's elforts. Bill Whitney canned a jumper from the corner. Tommy Garvin hit at free throw. and Danny Work man hit for two more as KA took a 7-2 lead which they would not relinquish. SPE came back momentarily as Duffie swished a 2o flooter and Mac Johnston dropped in two more cutting KA's lead to one 7-6. That was as close as SPE was to come as KA rattled off 10 straight points before Doug Hamrick broke the scoring ice for SPE. With the score 17-8 and forty seconds remaining in the first quarter. Gregg Blatt brought the ball up the court for KA and dribbled out some :35 seconds at the five second line. Intent upon scoring the final bucket of the period. Blatt made his move to the basket with only a few seconds remaining. was fouled in the process and sank both free throws to make the score at the end of the first quarter KA 19-8. If there was any doubt as to the outcome of the contest after the first * quarter. KA squelched any such hopes with a 30-4 second period outbreak. Danny Workman. a demon on the boards offensively and defensively, led the second period KA surge with a 15 point total for that period alone. Workman finished the game with high scoring honors netting 30 points. half of those coming in the second period. SPE drew first blood in the second stanza as Jack Duffie bombed one of his 25 footers. the last points he would score until the fourth quarter. In effectively double teaming the SPE wingman. KA seemed to stymie the entire SPE offense until its reawakening in the fourth quarter. Trhe second half saw a con siderably more balanced contest as SPE tallied 32 points compared to KA's 37. The fourth quarter was dead even at 22 points apiece. Gary Bennett came off the bench to hit five of five field goals in the final quarter for SPE and Rick Rodden scored six points in the third period to go along with his four markers in the final quarter to wind up with 14) points. D)uf fie dropped in six markers in the fourth quarter for his team leading total. Tommy Garvin finished with 17 points, Bill Whitney had 10 and Ray Murphy added eight to round out the KA scoring totals. soup PETER SELl -Ol' LET IT 00! When Dinosaur plus King K string VEHONA KEYS MOORE In other games played Tuesday night. Moore defeated the Married Students 87-63 behind the 19 point effort of John Verona. In running their record to 3-41 MeW had balance scoring from TWa Ruff with 17. Nelson Chandler with 15, Charles Williamson with 9 and Stanley Steele finisoed with S. For the winless Married Students, Ted Du Bose had 18 points and Tom McGee ended up with seven points. BAI,ANCE KEYS PRESTON Preston placed five men in double figures en route to an 89-49 victory over Burney. Paced by Dale Johnson with 18, Terry Campbell with 14. Billy Ward with 13. Tommie Mitchell with 12 and Pat Davis with 10. Preston upped its record to 3-0 while dropping hurney to 1-3. Allen Kauffman paced Burney with 20 points. KAPPA SIG. Kappa Sigma nipped Zeta Beta Tau 42-37 in handing the ZBT's their fourth consecutive loss. Sandy Franklin and Pete Car penter paced Kappa Sigma with a 13 and nine points. Jack Prater and Alan Pavon scored 12 points apiece for the losers. KAP WINS2ND In oWednesday night games, Kappa Alpha Psi beat Chi Psi 77 341. Led by Nathaniel Schell, David Jenkins. and Jackie Brown with 20, 17. and 1l points respectively, Kappa Alpha Psi upped their record to 2-1. Dave Kirkland scored 14 and Phil Neely dropped in 12 as Chi Psi fell to 0-2 for the year. AIT(CHElL VANS 36 Behind the 36 point game of *ommie Mitchell. Preston nabbed its second victory in consecutive nights with a 65-51 conquest of Hates [I. Dale Johnson chipped in with 12 in helping Preston up its record to 4-0 on the season. For the losers Randy Yoakum scored 14, seven points below his league leading average and Kirk Chan dler tossed in 12 points. MAXCV ROLLS Undefeated Maxey defeated Burney 69-U8 in raising their record to 4-lion the season. Burney dipped to I-:3. and was paced by Stan Humpries with 18. Rich Lewan dewski topped Maxcy with 17, Toni Kemp tallied 14, Gerry Seabrook 13. and Larry Gaysen eight for the winners. S ER FUN HIT! ERS-GOLDIE HAWN -3-5-7-9 PM , s Ruled the Earth mg Escapes