Page 12 THE BATTALION
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 6, 1978
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DRIVE-THRU
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MCDONALD’S
INTRAMURAL HIGHLIGHTS
McDonalds
BREAKFAST EVERY
MORNING
At University Drive
Now at Manor East Mall
The Extra Act
The extramural club all have a busy month ahead of them. These
dates are subject to changes, additions, and deletions.
Club
Traveling To
Date
Target Archers
SWTSU
Nov. 4 & 5
TCU
Nov. 18 & 19
Cycling Team
Austin
Nov. 4 & 5
Men’s & Women’s
Bowling Teams
A&M
Nov. 11
Fencing Club
Dallas
Nov. 4
Team Handball
Waco
unknown
Judo
Ft. Worth
Nov. 25
Polo Club
Austin
Nov. 12
Houston
Nov. 24 & 25
Racketball Club
San Antonio
unknown
Baytown
unknown
Virginia IRA Ntl.
unknown
Men’s Rugby Club
Houston
Nov. 4
Dallas
Nov. 18
Women’s Rugby Club
Little Rock, Ark.
Nov. 11
Dallas
Nov. 18
Men’s Soccer
Austin
Nov. 5
Women’s Soccer
Austin
Nov. 11
Dallas
Nov. 4
Sherman
Nov. 5
Denton
Nov. 18
Men’s Vollevball
Houston
Nov. 11
Austin
Nov. 18
Wrestling
Ft. Worth
Nov. 11
Dallas
Nov. 17
Weightlifting
Houston
Nov. 11
Men’s Water Polo
Beaumont
Nov. 8
Women’s Water Polo
Tucson, Arizona
Nov. 18
Team Handball
— A Special Symposium
The A&M Team Handball Club is hosting a very special seven day
symposium with speakers
who are known nationally and interna-
tionally. Stan Modrowski
and Dan Foster will
he instructing the
Team Handball Club and
interested persons in
the latest develop-
ments in the sport of team handball.
Team handball is a sport
relatively new to the L
nited States, and to
A&M University. Many of the skills and strategies are similar to
basketball, however, the goals are very large and
require the use of a
goalie. It is a fast moving
and exciting sport for
nen or women and
has been an Olympic sport for some time.
Stan Modrowski and Dan Foster are internationally experienced in
team handball. Stan was a member of the Polish National Team in
1973 and 1975, and the Polish Olympic Team in
1972 and 1976. He
also coaches the Polish Junior Olympic Team and
will be the coach for
the 1980 Polish Olympic
Team. The U.S. Olympic Commitee has
commissioned him as a foreign expert, to conduct
symposiums in the
United States. Assisting Stan, is Dan Foster. Dan was a member of
the U.S. National Handball Team from 1972 until 1977 and was head
coach of the Saudi Arabian Olympic Team in 1976.
The symposium will be held daily from 5:00 p.
n. until dark, start-
ing on Tues., Nov. 7 until Mon., Nov. 13. The Saturday session will
meebrill day.'The location for all of these sessions
may vary. Informa-
tion can he obtained through contacting the Intramural Office in
DeWare Fieldhouse, 845-7826.
“I-Spy” Participant Of The Week
John Moore seemed to enjoy this jump ball as M-l played
1-1 in a game of flickerball last week. John should come by the
I.M. office to pick up his “Be Our Guest” card, redeemable
for free food at McDonald’s.
Ref’s
Corner
Flickerball officials’ meetings
Wednesday, November 8,
7:00 p.m.
Wednesday, November 15,
7:00 p.m.
Wednesday, November 22,
7:00 p.m.
Flag football official’s meetings
Thursday, November 9, 7:00
p.m., 267 GRW
Thursday, November 16,
7:00 p.m., 267 GRW
Thursday, November 23,
7:00 p.m., 267 GRW
Thursday, November 30,
7:00 p.m., 267 GRW
Refs wanted for next semes
ter for basketball and softball.
All interested persons see
James Welford in the IM Of
fice, DeWare Fieldhouse.
Volleyball
Volleyball schedules will be
posted after 2:00 p.m. Monday,
November 6. Playoffs begin
Tuesday, November 7. Re
member to check the schedules
for game times.
Acknowledgments
This advertisement is sponsored by
your local McDonald’s Restaurant, on
University Drive and at Manor East
Mall, under the direction of the In
tramural Office. Stories are by Michelle
Wolstein, pictures by Rich Westlake.
IM Picks Volleyball
That whiz of whizzes, the poll
ster of IM has been hanging around
the volleyball courts, and as play
offs are coming up, has decided
to try his hand at the picks of
the season. So here they are — the
super spikers, netters, and setters
of 1978.
Corps AB
L-l
D-2
B-l
Squad 4
B-2 "Boozers”
Corps BC
K-2
C-l
D-2
B-l
E-2
Fish
Squadron 12
Squadron 6
Squadron 10
E-2
Squadron 8
Men’s Dorm AB
Puryear FOS
McGinnis I
Schumacher Elites
Cain Hall T&F
Men’s Dorm BC
Walton E
Law Animals
Crocker Second
Volley
DG 5
Walton A
Women’s Dorm AB
Keathley Super
Spikers
Krueger Happy
Hitters
Men’s
Independent AB
Wallev Spikes
MIST.
Springs
Women’s
Independent AB
Some Girls
Johnny’s Angels
Super Spikers
Co-Rec AB
Best Ever
Kelly’s Heroes
Walleyed Spikes
Roof Troupe
Dixie
Moore White
Women’s Dorm BC
Hughes Hustlers
Briggs
Men’s
Independent BC
Pit Crew
Unge Warriors
The 6 Pack
Women’s
Independent BC
S.D.S.
Spikettes
Seagulls
Co-Rec BC
Dipso’s
M.D. s
6 Pack
Cheryl’s Bumps
Cruisers
On Target
The archers have had their day, and IM has a new set of champs. Con
gratulations and a feather added to the cap of these winners —
Singles
Scores
Women
A
Carol Tiller
262
B
Kellye Chandler
236
C
Shari Chenoweth
236
Men’s
A
Ferris Bavousett
280
B
Bill Baker
258
C
Richard Klimitchek
257
Combined
Doubles
Scores
Men’s
A
Ranee Burleson
529
Jay Newsom
B
Lee Haile
James Johnson
419
C
Keith Chapman
Dirk Doucet
451
Women
A
Michele Clubb
Carol Tiller
508
Co-Rec
A
Mike Pearson
Carol Tiller
537
B
Susanne Jackson
Bell Baker
482
C
Keith Chapman
Shan Chenoweth
462
Swimming And
Diving Contest
I
•m
Laurie Null returns the volleyball as Michele
Rouland watches in horror. Laurie doesn’t
have chickenpox, she was just made-up for
the Halloween night game between coed
teams Park’s People and Young Life Strikers.
Monday, November 6 and
Tuesday, November 7 are the
prelims for the swimming and
diving contest. Check the
Im
Picks
Flickerball
Well, he’s at it again. That
strange figure hanging around the
flickerball fields is the IM whiz
kid who was gathering data for
his flickerball picks. And here they
are — the best of the best.
Corps AB Corps BC Fish
F-l Squadron 9 Squadron 9
E-l 1-1 B-l
B-l Squadron 7 Squadron 1
schedule as some events will
not he swum for prelims, hut
will start on the divisional
level.
As The Racket Swings
The rackets have been retired, and the tennis tournament has been
wrapped up. 1978 tennis singles winners are —
Men’s A Rick Thompson 6-0, 6-0 independent
Men’s B Dennis Delaune 6-5, 6-2 Mclnnis
Men’s C John Aven 3-6, 6-1, 6-3 Hotard
Women’s A Oscarine Gonzalez 4-6, 6-5, 6-1 independent
Women’s B Jennifer Kulcak 6-3, 5-6, 6-1 Keathley
Women’s C Rebella Lee 6-2, 4-2 independent
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SPORT
SHORTS
Sports Shorts
Play begins:
Table tennis - Monday,
November 6
Playoffs begins:
Bowling - Monday, November
6
Volleyball - Tuesday,
November 7
Flickerball - Tuesday,
November 7
Finals:
Badminton - Monday,
Novem her
GRW
Handball
November
DeWare
Special Events:
Swimming and Diving Meet
Men s Dorm, Fish, Women’s
Independent, and Co-Rec,
Monday, November 6, 7:00
p.m.
6,
9:30
p. m.
Women s Dorm, Corps, Men’s
Monday, November 6, 5:0(1
Independent, and Masters,
p. m.
Thui
sday.
Tuesday, November 7, 7:00
Advisory Council - VVednes-
9,
5:00
p. m.
p. m.
day, Novembers, 8:00p.m.,
Divisonal finals - Thursday,
H&PE Library
November 9, 7:00 p.m.
Sports Club - Wednesday,
All-University - Tuesday
November 14, 7:00 p.m.
Downs Natatorium
Meetings:
Monthly Team Managers -
November 8, 7:00 p.m.,
GRW
Advisory Council - Wednes
day, November 22, 8:
p.m., H&PE Library
Men’s Dorm AB
Dunn Fighters
Crocker Rekorc
Men’s
Independent AB
Buffaloes
Little Feat
Blew Beets
Men’s Dorm BC
Hart Hearts
DG-3
Men’s
Independent BC
Ozoner’s
Hole Finders
S. Comfort
Cycle
Champs
A beautiful day and a good turn
out made the bike race a great con
test. Many people finished the
race and all had a fun time. Con
gratulations to all participants and
a new set of tires to these new
champs —
Women’s Division - 4 miles
Shirley Hill 11:23.3
Men’s Class A - 4 miles
David Cast 10:32.3
Men’s Class B - 6 miles
Paul Graft 15:32.2
Men’s Class C - 8 miles
Craig Sanders 20:36.4
Open - 12 miles
John Simmons 28:52.6