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WEDNESDAY, DEC. 10, 1975
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This Week in IM
Many Winners Decided
in Last Week of Activity
Thornton All-U Golf Champ
Bill Thornton defeated Ed Pennington in an 18-hole playoff to
become the All-University Champion in singles golf competition. In
the first nine holes, Pennington led the way with a score of 37 strokes
as compared with Thornton’s 38. On the second round of nine holes,
however, Thornton shot a 37 to Pennington’s 39, giving Thornton a
total score of 75 to Pennington’s 76.
Record Basketball Entries
There are 265 teams signed up to play IM basketball, which is set
to get under way on Wednesday, January 21. This is an increase of
42% over last year’s total. The independent league leads the way by
far with 116 teams entered- The Women s division has 20 teams
entered, as do the Recreational and Co-Rec divisions. There are 37
Military teams on the roster, 35 Fish teams, and 16 Civilian teams.
Best
Yet
Best
Table Tennis Divisional Winners
In IM doubles tennis table action, the divisional champio s have
Above- Clark and Levy, the Independent division winners, defeated
Zumwalt and Perrenot of F-l 21-16 and 21-12 to become the All-
University Champions in table tennis doubles last week. They went
through the entire competition without losing any games. Below- Bill
Thornton demonstrates his putting ability that helped him beat Ed
Pennington to become the All-University champion in IM golf competi-
The Best Yet, Independent Di
visional champions, thoroughly
trounced on E-2, Military cham
pions, last week to become the
All-University winners. Inthefirst
game. Best Yet had a relatively
slow start but rallied in the end
and won the game by a score of
15-9. The second and decisive
game was played to the time limit
of 15 minutes and when time was
up. Best Yet was ahead 14-10,
thereby giving them the victory
tion.
been decided through single elimination play consisting of the best
two out of three games per match. In the Military division, Zumwalt
and Perrenot of F-l were the victors. In the Fish category, Allan and
Neunfelot of the White Band triumphed. Winners of the Civilian
division were Chiu and Yu of Walton, and the champions of the
combined Independent, Co-Rec, Recreational, and Women’s divi
sion were Levy and Clark of the Independent division.
Soccer Winners
The East-West United team triumphed over the Arab World club
3-1 in IM Soccer All-University competition for the experienced
players (Class A). In the Class B, or recreational division. Ambrosia
defeated Puryear 2-1 to take that class title.
In other powerball divisions,
which are the more strictly called
games, Walton took the Civilianti-
tie, with Scandia capturing the
Women’s honors, Sq.-8 dominat
ing over the Fish, and the BMFs
taking the Co-Rec division.
Billiards Playoffs
In the IM billiards championship, C. Drewery will play the winner
of the K. Elum-C. Lawson match to decide the All-University Cham
pion in that event. Play has been single elimination play consisting of
matches of the best two out of three games of eight ball, using house
rules in the MSC Basement.
In jungle volleyball, which is»
more recreational and not as
strictly officiated game, the Angola
Outcasts won the Co-Rec title,
with Walton taking the Recre
ational crown and VW-2 capturing
the Women’s divisional honors.
This ad is prepared under the
direction of the Intramural Of
fice and is sponsored by McDon
ald’s on University Drive. Pho
tos and stories by Paul Nettell.