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For Fourth Straighl
Skoal
By MIKE LOUGH
Skoal continues to dominate the Intramural Flag Football
League as they remain No. 1 in the Gamecock poll.
Unbeaten Skoal received all six first place votes for the
fourth straight week. This week's victim was Bad News, who
fell by the score of 33-0. Skoal has averaged nearly 34 points
per game while rolling ud a 3-0 record.
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Pi Kappa Alpha.
THE JETSONS have grabbed all the marbles in the
women's poll for the fourth straight week also. The Jetsons,
the top first-place vote-getters (6 of 6), took a 2-0 forfeit from
Sims.
Barrom Buddies held its second place position in the poll by
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1. Skoal (5) 60 Lambda
2. Kappa Alpha 47
3. Moore Alumni 46 WOMI
4. America's Team 44 l.Jetson
5. Alpha Tau Omega 35 2. Barroc
6. Sigma Nu 31 3. Kappa
7. Wade Hampton Hotel25 4. Bates1
8. Sigma Alpha Epsilon 19 5. Delta J
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10. AFRO(tie) 6 Honorafc
Columbia Hall 6 Strikers
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downing the Strikers. 13-0. knockinc the former thirH .ranlr<w1
team out of the top five to honorable mention status.
DEFENDING CHAMPION Kappa Alpha stayed close
behind in runner-up position in the poll, thanks to a 7-0
shutout of Pi Kappa Alpha. Moore Alumni moved up a notch
to fourth with victories over NROTC (6-0) and AFRO (8-0).
America's Team also stepped up a slot, moving to fourth.
They smashed AROTC, 25-0, to earn their promotion. Alpha
Tau Omega, sixth last week, jumped to fifth this week by
defeating Sigma Phi Epsilon 14-0
Sigma Nu, tied for eighth last week, improved to sole
possession of No. 6 with a 38-0 embarrassment of Delta
Upsilon. Sigma Nu downed SAE last week and the pair were
tied for eiehth
The Wade Hampton Hotel is seventh by virture of a 26-0
Cakewalk over Maxcy. Sigma Alpha Epsilon (SAE) stays in
FLAG FOOTBALL SCORES
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A Moore Alumni 6 N'ROTC
V^Ol /Upna North Stars 6 Afro
Burney 6 Wade Ham
Wade Hampton Hotel 26 Maxcy
I^IVT'C? Moore Rebels 12 Snowden
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I.T.K. 19 Crusaders
Kappa Kappa (iamma 25 Pi Heta Phi
Chi Omega 13 Alpha Delta
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Top Poll
eighth this week with no contemporaries. SAE beat Phi
Kappa Sigma, 12-0.
ITK MAKES an appearance in the Top Tern , taking over
the ninth position. ITK trounced the Crusaders, 19-2. A tie
between AFRO and Columbia Hall rounds out the men's poll.
AFRO, third last week, lost to the North Stars, 6-0, and
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muure Aiumni, ?-u, yet slays in tlie poll. Columbia Hall, tenth v
a week ago, shutout Douglas 8-0.
In the women's poll, Kappa Delta jumps from fourth to
third although they were idle.
Bates West makes its initial appearance into the women's
poll by crushing Bates House, 28-6. Hounding out the top five
for the week is Delta Zeta, who had the week off.
Moore Alumni's 8-0 win over AFRO was stopped with thirty
seconds to play by a fight. Future action by the Intramural
Office is being considered.
Columbia Hall 55 Douglas 0
Sigma Chi 12 Chi Psi 0
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Tri Delta X South Tower 0
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0 North Stars 2 Spartans 0 Forfeit
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0 Hot I/egs 2 Woodies 1
0 Kappa Sigma 3 Alpha Tau Omega 0
2 Strikers 5 Humanities 0
0 (iofordoal 5 Wo<Miies 2
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