Miami University - Recensio Yearbook (Oxford, OH)

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defeated Ogden 14-12 . . . striking out eleven men, Bill Becker led the Sigma Nu team to a 5-4 victory over the Delts for the fall softball title . . . it was a hard-fought contest m every respect v ' ith the pitchers of both teams holding the spotlight . , . win- ter basketball picked up where the fall season left off and provided many a thrilling battle . . Phi Delta Theta won both divisions nosing out a scrappy Beta Theta Pi team 25-16 for the first division title, while the second outclassed Baker House 24-16 for the second division crown . . . 214

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Last spring in the swimming meet, after numerous races had been run off, Phi Kappa Tau came out of tfie clear water of Oxford ' s Municipal pool with the title safely in their pos- session ... in the finals of the fall volleyball the Zeta Beta Tau ' s came out on top of the Sig Alphs after two closely contested games . . . the ZBT ' s winning 15-13 and 17-15 . . . Delta T ' : P ' ha carried off the honors in ' :.ng volleyball, winning both after some hard fought : ' •• the Sig Alphs and ZBT ' s, ZBT ' s 15 5 and 15-2 for the : . and nosing out the Sig Aii.jiL-i 10-10, 15-2, and 15-9 for the second division crown . . , last spring ' s softball final was featured by a pitchers ' battle between George Kurzenberger and Kent Little with Little winning out and giving the Sig Alph ' s tl:- ' ' ]- ;,ittle hurled a no- hit ganie ; : . ' n the Phi Tau ' s 2-0 .. . fall basketball was featured by nurnero ' : i ' : )ht games, with Phi Ka; ; : itmg Ogden 18-16 for the first division title ... in the second division Phi Delta Theta

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TRIBE m I R m I IRSSS??! a .» M M M M M M M FIRST ROW (left to right): Ken Kegel. Don Eakin, Bill Lillie, Elmer W. Stupak. lean Curpen, Arthur S. Hall. Bill Borchers, Gordy Cooper Dane Prugh, SECOND ROW: Clarence Stitzel. Jim Kessler, Gabe Szabo, Clili Meierhoeler, Casey Wineland, George Fogarty, Edwin M. Scott, Tilmon Ellison, Robert J. Meder. THIRD ROW: Jerry Williams, John Johnson, Jack Tum- baugh George Rung. Sam Paterson, Jacob F. Wagner, Donald Erwine, Bill Snyder, John Meyers, Arthur Evans, FOURTH ROW: Carlyle McClelian Ray Hoyman, Howard Innis, Jack Greenblat. Bob Irie, Jim Cam. John Rupp, Bill Cook, Roger Price. Tribe Miami is the organization of the campus lettermen and member- ship is open to any student who has earned his varsity M sweater in any of the : this gronn : started at ■ .ity liouse at l hich t of ;.:„ wj junization is dfcus for the first time a spon the first M swe-: ' was selected as inc ,,) honor of the Tribe by dance will : ormant state in which be has definitely gs are held bi-weekly served and the business atelf following . . . this year an gir 1 she was awarded with . comely Jean Curpen at the dance given in . . it is hoped that this : onsor can be r en enact , i ;.thusiasm and . , club he .:oly made a place for itseif in campus afiairs . . . the T: :lways ready to r with the other organizations on the cijui|jl..s on any subject ii,..: ..ii- cerns athletics and its betterment. Officers are Charles Metzger, presi- dent; Ray Hoyman, vice-president; Tilmon Ellison, secretary. th