Thursday, May SI, ISSH
THE BTHTALTON
"Moral Activity Since 1925
Has Added to Student Life
By ADRIAN ADAIR
Battalion Ass’t. Sports Editor
Athletic competition between
groups of students on the campus
at A&M has played an important
part in the lives of students for
37 years.
The intramural program had its
start in 1925 when the Intramural
Athletic Association was formed
under the direction of H. H.
House. That year competition was
organized on a battalion basis and
included basketball, football, cross
country, softball, wrestling, box
ing, Hack, handball, swimming,
golf, gymnastics and horseshoe
pitching.
In 1926 House resigned and W.
L. Penberthy became director.
Volleyball and speedball were add
ed to the list of sports.
In 1927 the program was put on
a company basis. This system
gave the students more opportuni
ty to take part in the intramural
program. Another forward step
during this year was in the defin
ing of a new aim for intramural
sports.
This aim was to provide an op
portunity for every student, re
gardless of size or ability, to take
part in a large variety of sports,
and to encourage and promote
competition among large groups
of those students/ who were either
not interested or sufficiently pro
ficient for varsity competition.
The next major change came in
1935 when a separate program
was set up for freshmen. In the
years just prior to World War II
A&M had the largest intramural
program on any campus, but dur
ing the war the size of the pro
gram diminished with the enroll
ment and it was necessary to
abandon the freshman division.
At the end of the war and a re
turn to normalcy, the intramural
department welcomed a great
many veterans to the program.
These civilians v/ere invited to
take part in the intramural pro
gram right along with the corps.
Since the war the intramural pro
gram has grown with the college
and at present there are 40 com
panies and squadrons plus civilian
students taking part in the pro
gram.
Intramural contests at A&M are
to the student of average ability
what conference contests are to
the varsity athlete.
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FOR SALE
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$40.00. go'
lepe Station.
and
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od Condition. 806 Aberdeen, Col-
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June 4, 1962. The right is reserved to
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and all technicalities. Address Executive
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hearing
of
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will be held in the City Hall of the City - -
College Station, Texas, at 7:00 p. m. June
15, 1962, on the city’s budget for the fiscal
year 1962-1963. 121tl
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122tij
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122t2
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reasonable. Private home. 200 West Car-
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apa
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d to the Honor
Council of College
eceived at the of-
NOTICE TO BIDDERS
Sealed proposals addressed to th
able Mayor and City
Station, Texas, will be received at the
fice of Ran Boswell, City Manager, until
3 p. m. June 7, 1962, for furnishing all
necessa
superin
a certain street for the City
Station, Texas. The approximate quan
ties are as follows:
4,150 C.Y.—Common Road Excavation
150 C.Y.—Common r
110 M. Gal—Sprinklir
ing Water
, of Subgra
Flexible Base:
9,375 S.Y.—(a) Bank-Run Gravel
9,560 S.Y.—Compaction of Subgrade
Tlexibl ~
ied Stone,
-Asphaltic Material
Limestone
7,975 S.Y.— (b) Crushed St<
2,343 Gal.
Asphaltic Concrete Pavement:
37 Tons— (a) Asphalt
456 Tons— (b) Aggregate
EKSM ggrega
3,955 L.F.—Standard Curb and Gutter
;te for (
Gutter
38.3 C.Y.—Extra Concrett
Curb and
1 Each—Standard Manhole
8.7 C.Y.—Standard Inlet
38 L.F.—18" Reinforced Concrete Pipe
it o i r, i i'........ n:,
128 L.F.—21" Reinforced Concrete Pipe
296 L.F.—30" Reinforced Concrete Pip
reed Concrete Pipe
Concrete Headwall
0.3 C.Y.—Reinforced Concrete
850 C.Y.—Channel Excavation
21 S.Y.—Channel Lining
Proposals shall be accompanied
tier’s or Certified Check upon
Cash
tional or State Bank in an amount not less
than five (5%) percent of the total ma^d-
from
the City
or a
reliable Suret;
ege Station, Texas,
Owner, or a bid bond in the same amount
ecou
Ten
mum bid price, payable without
’ Colle
bond
Surety Company as a gu:
antee that the Bidder will enter into
nd
ontract and execute performance
rithin ten (10) days after notice of award
itract to hin
;he am
of the
Surety
Sta
der must furnish per-
the form provided in
mdred (100%) percent
formance bond upon
the amount of one hundred (100%) percent
contract price from an approved
Company holding a permit from
tbe State of Texas, to
other Surety * " ' ‘
Owner.
The right
the Owner
impany
the State of Texas, to act as Surety, or
Sureties acceptable to the
me
all bids, anc
bids received.
Plans, Specifications, and Biddfn
its may
City M:
der
whi
Documents
Signed
are com
ng Docu-
office of
lege Sta-
twenty ($20.00) dollars
osited will be re-
of th
:ng the i
lied with.
be secured fro:
nager. City Hs
sit of
ited
•ovisions
he
return of such
Mayor
Attest:
S/K. A. Manning
City Secretary
np
City of College Station, Texas
S/Ernest Langford
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Class B Intramural Softball Champs
Freshmen of G-2 won the 1962 Class B.
Softball title. They are; (left to rig-ht)
kneeling; Roy Hillenburg, Bill Davis, Dan
Vick and Bob Howard. Standing; Royce
Hickman (sophomore manager), Anibal
Gutierrez, Billy Hartman, Jerry Whiteker,
Tom Arnold, Willie Haisler, Buddy Almand
and John Prickett (intramural manager).
(Photo by Ben Wolfe)
Set By 8 Stud®
New records in swimmim
broke the record set just fc
in the 400-ft. medley ret
a time of 1:21.9; Bill Alfc
Sqd. 7, 100-ft. butterfly
with a new time of 19.3; ai_
liam Vick of B-3, 200-ft,
stroke, with a new timet
In the Class A and C 4,
Mitchell Hall set a new ]
the 400-ft. free style relay(
time of 1:08.4, and Mickeyl
dy of Sqd. 3, with a timeij
set a new record in the|
breast stroke.
New records in track;
Hale of Sqd. 1, broad jui
with a record jump of 21^
inches; Richard McClainof|
pole vault event, with a t
ord of 13 feet 6 Vs inches al
ert Paulson of Law Hall,hip"
a 9.95 in the 100-yd. da^j
to break an old record/]
which has stood since 12
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