The Campus Chat (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 49, No. 6, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 6, 1965 Page: 4 of 4
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The Campus Chat
Wednesday, October 6, 1965
Phi Kaps Surprise
Snakes in Murals
I'hi Kappa Sitrmu upnet Sigma
Nu 6-0 with ■ lam minute touch -
down Thurtulay in a Fraternity
League intramural fiHitlwtll i;amr
Beaide* I'hi Kappa Sigma'a vie
tory, three other Fraternity
l.eatrue teams scored shutout win*
The (ieezlea nudged Delta Sigma
Phi ti-0 and Pi Kappa Alpha
•netted Kappa Sigma 12-0 Sigma
Phi Kpailon scored a J-0 triumph
over Kappa Alpha on an overtime
penetration
Despite rainy weather and mud-
dy fields, intramural touch foot
i>all action continued Monday with
four games in the Independent
l.eatrue
Bad weather did affect intra-
mural tennis, however Opening
games scheduled for Monday will
be played today as a result of
slick courts Monday (iames origi-
nally set for today will he played
Friday.
This week's football schedule:
INDKPF.SUFVr l.K \<.l 1
Thurs (let 7 Oxes vi Jack-
ala, NTAIiPKK vs Delta Alpha,
Kings va BSt'. and AFKoTC Kay-
dets va. Delta Sigma Pi.
M<>n Oct 11 BSC vs Delta
Alpha. Kings vs Delta Sigma Pi,
APROTC Kaydets vs NTAHPKR,
and North Texas Rebels vs .lack
all
KR %TFKSITY l.K AM'K
Tues Oct. 12 — Pi Kappa Al-
pha vs. Sigma Phi Kpsilon, Delta
Sigma Phi vs. Phi Kappa Sigma,
Kappa Sigma vs. Sigma Nu, and
(ieecles vs. Kappa Alpha
20 Girls To Play "
The Women's Recreation Asso-
ciation has signed up 20 girls to
participate in the women's intra-
mural tennis tournament.
Louisville Dumps Eagles 29-2/
Penalties Ruin NT
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"I just can't believe it. It's just
unbelievable."
This was all Coach Odus Mitch-
ell could say to explain the 29-21
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Wed. Oct. 6- Mustangs vs. Sting sessions on the courts this past
arees, Kndmen vs. Unlovable*, week, will liegin tournament play
Playmates vs. Innkeepers, and Monday The tournament will con-
Black Kagles vs. lnnmen tinue through Oct. 2H.
Louisville Power
Wayne Patrick (46J, Louisville'* fullback, carried the ball only five times for 76 yards against the
Eagles £ turday. On this power sweep though, Patrick got 67 steps and a touchdown.
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Cincy Edges Wichita
To Take Valley Lead
loss North Texas suffered against
Louisville Saturday night.
"The Kagles played real well the
first half," Mitchell said, "but in
the second half l<ouisville got all
the breaks and we didn't. Every-
thing they did turned into roses
and everything we tried just d'dn't
come off too well "
The Cardinals made a spectacu-
lar come-from behind effort to
score 22 points in the second half,
ruining what haii seemed an easy
victory for the Kagles.
Mitchell, usually calm and satis-
fied with the decisions of the of-
ficials, seemed disturbed with some
of the calls.
"Some of the decisions in the
second half," Coach Mitchell re
marked, "were very questionable
ones, especially on a couple of the
pass interference calls."
The Kagles hail ten penalties
called on them in the second half,
two of which were pass interfer-
ence calls that set up touchdowns
for Louisville
"So many things happened in
the second half," Mitchell continu-
ed "I've never seen so many things
happen in one half in all of my
coaching career (41 years!; I ve
never seen such things.
"We play one half at a time
Last week We played the second
half and won, but this week we
played the first half and lost,"
Mitchell suid solemnly
John Love, who was on the re
ceiving end of eight passes for 112
yards, described the defeat as
"something that's just hard to be-
lieve "
Not so har<l to believe, though,
is that the Kagles have a game
with Tampa University in Tampa.
Fla.. Saturday Like the Kagles,
the Spartans lost last week, gett-
ing clublied by Mississippi State
4K 7.
While luck turned completely
against the Flock in the second
half, Louisville has to he given
most of the credit for its come
l>ack. The Cardinals who took the
field after intermission did not
even resemble the squad that had
left the field trailing 21 7 at the
half
First of all, the Cardinal* capi-
talised on a pass from center that
sailed over punter David Neale's
head After taking over at the
North Texas j 8. Louisvilled scored
in three plays Halfback Al Mac
Farlane charged the laat 2fi yards
on a screen pass over the middle
from quarterback Benny Russell
With the help of three penal-
ties, Louisville took the lead ear-
ly in the fourth quarter. Russell
ran the Ust nine steps on a sweep
of left end
Despite a 15 yard penalty, the
Cardinals passed successfully for
the two point converaion, Russell
to Hill McMahon He caught it
while falling and only after an
Kagle had tipped it.
After the Kagles stormed hack
tiH yards, John Uive's field goal
attempt from the 21 fell wide
l^iuisville's fullback. Wayne Pat-
rick. then added an insurance touch-
down on a t>7 yard romp
In the firat half North Texas
could do no wrong On ita firat
possession the Kagles overcame
an U-yard loss and two 15-yard
penalties to score on a 97-yard
drive.
After Louisville knotted the
score on Rill McMahon'a 91 yard
punt return, North Texas again
took command in the second stan-
za.
Corkey Roland guided the Flock
HH yards in 11 plays for the go
ahead score Then Larry Priestley
swiped a Russell paas and sped 4N
yards for the Kagles' halftime
lead
Cincinnati's Bearcats jumped in-
to the Missouri Valley Conference
lead Saturday as Ixiuisville dump
ed North Texas and Tulsa's Mur
ricane fizzled against Oklahoma
State.
Cincy eased by Wichita 14-fi and
now tops the conference with a
I 2-0 mark. The Rearcats had dump-
I pd Dayton (considered a confer-
I ence opponent this year for Cincy
] and Louisville in their opener.
Louisville's come-from-behind ;
Cardinals are second at 1-0 aftei j
taking their conference opener |
from the Kagles. North Texas and j
Wichita are I Kith 0-1 in MVC ;
play
Tulsa, which slaughtered Okla ;
homa State 61-14 last year on
•lerry Rhome's best day ever, didn't !
have the blitz for the Cowboys j
j Saturday. OSC's Charles llMrkee
! pumped home three field goals. j
: then the Hurricane lost when it.--:
favorite weapon a Rill Anderson j
pass was picked off and returned j
for a touchdown.
lyouisville, the conference door- j
mat last year with an 0-4 record. j
has a chance this weekend to move ;
into a tie with Cincy. The Cards j
play Dayton in Louisville in the
only game that will count in the
standings.
Meanwhile, Cincinnati will take
on Xavier in a bitter crosstown
rivalry, North Texas journeys to
Florida to play the University of
Tampa, Tulsa hosts Memphis
| State and Wichita will be a* Ari-
zona Stat#'.
Cincy and Louisville have the
tiest overall records, each at 2-1
I The Valley stand* H-f: against out
side opponents.
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