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Show Page Kerember 27, 1933 SPORTS INTRAMURAL BASKET BALL TOURNAMENT ENDED. Final standing: 1. Faculty Education B Yeomen B Education A College Inn Yeoman A Business A Fa tarn . . . l I.. iL.I I i'a;ully "von me intramurmi 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. 4 . The defeating the rhurnoi onshi ;i Thursday morning, Kdaeation H te&rn, 39-30. The lead altern-.ted until late in tfce lit quarter when ihe Faculty forged ahead, featuring oo!e ii.rp-sii.i.jtir, by Carl Belliston. The ?oecti':r .e-.i.-- 1 1 :,maic?pet by fe removal heeause of foula, of Cluff Cnow, who with Le Green and Wi 1 ! i -;ms pliyed beet ball for the oi e r i. Thp"Colleg I in defeated Fatum, 2S-19 to in the coui avion canmpiouihip. Members of the faculty squad ire Merlon Stenon, Reed Swenson, Cluster Nils-son, David Trevithiek, Carl Bel-:istun, Lionel Thatcher, Guy Hurst, Wallace Baddley and Walter Buss. Members of the F.ducation B squad are George Bush 4 ad .--.in Ciydi, sen lers ; Mar i on Smith and Cluff now, for -a riis; '.ei'i tireen and J err;- Williams, (U'irds. Results of third round games: Education B defeated Yeomen B, 23-4. Faculty defeated Yeomen A, 39-27. Business A defeated English A, 15-14. Education A defeated Engineering B, 28-10. College Inn defeated Agfa, H-8. Fatum defeated Delta Phi, 16-15. Results of fourth round games: Yeomen B defeated Yeomen A, 8-6, for third and sixth places. Education A defeated Business A, 16-14, for fourth and seventh places. Fsculty defeated Edueatiou B, 39-80, for firs tand second pi aces, College Inn defeated Fatum. 2S-19, fer fifth and eigth placet. o And though you be done to the death what tlitn, Conic up with a smiling fact. It isn't the fact that you're dead that counts, But to lie there that's disgrace. Cooke Vance Edmond. Originality is simply a pair of fresh eyes. T. W. Hig-' ginson. AW, ,'iBALL CHAMPIONSHIP JUNIOR COLLEGE CONFERENCE Ricks Weber Albion Westminster W. . 1 . 1 . 1 . 0 L. 0 0 1 2 T. 1 2 1 0 Pet. .750 .667 .500 .000 Pts. Op. 6 0 21 0 20 18 12 41 Ricks College of Rexburg, Idaho, was awarded its second consecutive intermountain title on the basis of its season record by the officers of the Intermountain Junior College Conference William G. Barton, president; Charles A. Well, secretary; and Oswald Christensen, arbitrator. Since the schedule made it impossible to have each team compete against each other team in the league, the championship had to be awarded on a basis of games won and lost. It was decided fairest to allow half credit for tie games. On this basis Weber having played one tie game more than Ricks, finished one notch lower. Since B. A. C. of Cedar City and Snow College of Ephraim were disqualified, their games were not entered in the final standings. Thus two victories for Westminster and a loss for Weber are not recorded. Weber's scoring record is better than that of Ricks. The margin of superiority lies in the fact that Ricks was able to defeat Albion, while the best Weber could get was a tie. Ricks is reputed to have the strongest team in her history. All of the games were hard fought, the contest being the closest in the history of the conference. The only decisive victory was Weber's 21-0 triumph over Westminster. The longest run of the season was made by Dale Thurman of Westminster against B. A. C, 101 yards on an intercepted pass. If present plans materialize, seven teams will be in the league next year. These are Weber, Ricks, Albion, Westminster, B. A. C, Snow, and Dixie. o PROGRESS BEING MADE ON AGFA'S NEW HOME For the enlightenment of the unsophisticated, Agfa has commanded that his disciples speak, saying: "Yea, behold! On the corner of 25th street and Adams Avenue Akfa's new fraternity house is being completed so that the disciples may move in before cold weather. This colossal structure of the country's finest steel with a massiv interior of Vaveno Marble will be Agfa's donation to the world's lovers of beautiful architecture. Each of the brethren will inhabit an entire floor of his own so that he might serve his cause. Each is separated from worldly things by a series of ten doors. The compartment on the top encloses with gass the image of Agfa, the holy, the sacred. All girls desiring positions as stenographers must apply early and be prepared to prove their experience. Thus let it be known to students that pass this temple: "Agfa hast provided." |