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I Intramural playoff game o A r i i> iii aeteats By Mitch Sherwood Defending intramural basketball champion Sigma A Inlia tTricilnn IQ A IT ^ hoM nff o Untn? U/r>ni >a11.. /lipiiU upouvil \ KJl / IIVIU UII c* JLiaiuo TTCdl i any Idle in the second half to win 46-44 in a playoff game Tuesday night. SAE's ability to rebound and work the ball inside in the second half provided them with the win. Stan McGuffin and David Carpenter provided the i cuuuiiuiiig aiicugui iui o/atj uii uuui me ueiensive and offensive boards. "The first half we started out disorganized, as first playoff games tend to do," said SAE coach Rod Wilson. "The second half we worked the ball low and inside, and the fact that McGuffin was working well inside was a big factor in the outcome of the game." BOTH TEAMS held leads several times during the first half, with Bates West scoring mainly outside SAE's zone defense while SAE went inside for most of their points. Both teams played a running game, which created several turnovers. Bates West was ... - V. :* MBHUMsa <^S^WBBWHB?<^>: nHHF ^wrgagwgm^w^ jgTTirMMWlill1lllBriyilT1I?MTMM?TI?^^ir'1 mtWMMnSil^tV W1WM jMByHSBMB^^^BP^iBHMlBBiBKgnBB^mBwaB <J f?WWW>w?^atM ITaHlBPr^ * *Em w^aMKpBlW KsHf >' l '|I will ilMiWJilllW \m WWrTW^lVilWla I IT'S for keeps: IT'S, the Levi's Place, has a Yamaha DT 100 trail bike for you! Plus lots of IT'S t-shirts as second prizes; and, free Levi's and Yamaha 1 posters when you register (as long as they last). Nothing I to buy! Drawing: Saturday, i March 27, six n'nlnnk fipt a chance at ITS with each 1 visit. Browse through the perfect bike jeans and jackets: Levi's. We've got over 12,000 | pairs of them. Heavy-weight , yy. V l 1^4- I I i :? ou aiyi u it;y uci iniib ill ?vt:i y size for guys. IT'S fits gals and w . , , , , | Kias too in Levi s bells, big I bells and cords in great colors I Bates West awarded a point for a technical foul and also scored on a free throw with less than a minute to go in the first half for a 25-23 halftime lead. SAE worked the ball inside to McGuffin and Carnonlor ta nnfcnnm Dofnc to r ^ A m uumluiv uoici) ficai lOT) 111 Hie UI'Sl ItJIl minutes of the second half, behind 41-31, Bates West started to come back on the shooting of Dave Lerbs and Bill Fitzpatrick. WITH LESS than three minutes to Dlav. Rates West had come back to within one point of SAE, 45-44. SAE, trying to run out the remaining time had a chance to put the game out of reach when Bob Cortet was fouled Dy r lizpairicK. uortet made only one of two free throws, and Bates West still had a chance to tie or win the game. But Fitspatrick missed a three point shot, and SAE rebounded and held on to win, 46-44. Paul Clark was high scorerfor SAE with 15 points, most of them high-percentage shots from the outside, and Carpetner was second with 14 points. Fitzpatrick was high scorer for Bates West with 14 points. 38 oti iHI j^BOTi 8 a 1 mb f 4 1 JUA 1 eM f WS9k i Blif | ... so every ride won t have to be blue. Get on to IT'S and ride, with the IT'S free Yamaha Rideaway! And, ride away with some super Levi's jeans too! Nobody knows more about 1 FUN and LEVI'Slhan jjj ^THe Levis"PLAce 1 Bike includes 500 miles free service Broad River Road two blocks from Dutch Square 11 r\-^> j ^5-' COUI V 1 0# Bates West's Paul Dnminick nuts in Inner iiimiipv - i ? r I MMijrm f f f f TREASURER " L | wio on marcia wn j