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Thursday,September 24, 1950
THE BATTALION
Athletic Officers Make Plans
For Fall Intramural Schedule
By JOE CALLICOATE
Assistant Sports Editor
Intramural organization for the
1959-00 season began yesterday
with a meeting of Corps and civil
ian athletic officers.
Barney Welch, intramural direc
tor, presided at the meeting and
gave the aims and instruction for
the intramural program this year.
Welch gave the officers entry
cards, schedules and intramural
handbooks. The handbooks will be
distributed to each room on the
campus as well as to students who
live off campus.
Swimming intramurals will be
gin Oct. 6. The freshman division
will swim in the afternoon and the
upperclassmen at night.
After swimming is over the
freshmen will start football, horse
shoes and ping pong while the up
perclassmen will have basketball,
handball and bowling.
A new sport is in store for in
tramural participants this year
with a pig and calf scramble. The
scramble will probably be a three
night event with the five best
times getting intramural points.
Welch said that date would be an
nounced far enough ahead to give
each organization a chance to or
ganize a team.
Another new wrinkle for this
year’s intramura'ls will be a Pan
American team composed of stu
dents who are from Pan America,
but live in different dorms. Welch
added that there had been a need
for such a team for several years
because many of the Pan American
students don’t play the sports that
w r e do.
Welch strongly stressed that the
intramurals be handled by the in
tramural officers instead of passed
on to someone else. He added that
the intramural officers had been
here three years and can give a
better program than some of the
more inexperienced men, and that
certain sports should not be
“pushed off” on under-classmen.
“Spectators should be left at
home in regular scheduled games,”
said Welch. He said that there
just wasn’t enough room for spec
tators around some of the intra
mural fields.
Welch said that he needs 50 in
tramural managers and anyone in
terested should contact him at his
office in DeWare Field House be
fore Oct. 30. He also said that
individual equipment could be
picked up at the intramural office
at any time.
James A. Priddy, athletic officer
for College View, said that any
one living in College View and
wanting to play intramurals to
contact him at A-9-D.
First baseman Kent Hadley of
Kansas City played with Terre
Haute, Augusta and Syracuse in
1956. He formerly belonged to
Detroit.
WHAT
About Your Social Activities After College?
Learn To Play Bridge Now With The
M.S.C. Bridge Committee
First Meeting Monday, Sept. 28 at 7:15 p. m.
Room 2A-2B In The M.S.C
ALL PLAYERS
and
Beginners Welcome
For Additional Information
See WILEY BANTON
Bridge Chairman or
M.S.C. Directorate Office
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Monday through Friday) at or before the
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Ph. D. Language Examination
Examinations for meeting the foreign
language requirement for the Ph. D. de-
gree will be given Thursday, Oct. 1st at
8:00 a. m. and 1:00 p. m. in Room 129,
Academic Building. Students wishing to
take this examination should leave the
material over which they wish to be ex
amined with the Secretary in the Depart
ment of Modern Languages not later than
5:00 p. m., Monday, Sept. 28.
J. J. Woolket, Head
Department of Modern Languages
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