Page 12 THE BATTALION
MONDAY, FEBRUARY 5, 1979
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Tennis doubles opens for entries
February 5, today! Entries will
close next Tuesday, February 13.
Play begins Monday, February 19.
The tournament will be single
elimination.
Eligibility is determined by the
requirements listed in the IM
handbook. Participants must fur
nish their own racquets and a can
of unopened, new tennis balls of
good quality.
Matches are the best two out of
three sets. Games are played to
four points with no duece. First
player to win 6 games takes the
set. USTA rules apply. Each team
must provide a new can of balls or
they forfeit. Winner takes the un
opened can to the next match.
Competition will be men’s,
women’s, and co-rec in class A for
the highly competitive, class B for
the moderately skilled, and class C
for the casual, just-for-fun play.
Practice courts may be reserved
for practice by calling the IM res
ervation office at 845-2624.
Schedules will be posted on
Thursday, February 15. Starting
February 13th the new tennis
courts will be lighted in the eve
nings, and balls may be purchased
and racquets checked out from an
ID checker at the courts.
Sports Shorts
Entries open
Tennis Doubles
Wrestling
Frisbee
Fast Pitch Softball
Racquetball Singles
Canoe Race
Slam Dunk
Innertube Waterpolo
Entries closing
Horseshoe Doubles
Tennis Doubles
Wrestling Weigh-ins
Monday, Feb. 5
Monday, Feb. 12
Monday, Feb. 19
Monday, Feb. 19
Monday, Feb. 19
Monday, Feb. 26
Monday, Feb. 26
Monday, Feb. 26
Frisbee
Fast Pitch Softball
Racquetball
Play begins
Horseshoe Doubles
Tennis Doubles
Special Events
Fencing Tournament
Tuesday, Feb. 27
Tuesday, Feb. 27
Tuesday, Feb. 27
Monday, Feb. 12
Monday, Feb. 19
Tuesday, Feb. 6
Tuesday, Feb. 13
Tuesday, Feb. 20
10:00 a.m. Feb. 24
Saturday, DeWare
Fieldhouse
Meetings
Women’s Team Managers - Monday, February 5, Room 604,
A6cB Rudder Tower 7:00 p.m.
EMT Scheduling - Tuesday, February 6, 8:00 p.m., GRW
Room 231.
Sports Club - Tuesday, February 13, 7:00 p.m. Room A&B
MSC.
EMT Scheduling - Tuesday, February 20, 8:00 p.m. Room 231
GRW.
David Sparkman makes a spectacular shot at the goal dur
ing a team handball workout. Team handball is a Euro
pean sport that was brought to A&M by Mark Noble of the
P.E. dept. The A&M club came in third in last year’s
national Tourn. which gives them an automatic invitation
to this year’s nationals in New York. We played Baylortl
past weekend, and the Aggies will host a tournamentlali
with teams from as far away as Germany expected
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Target Archers
LSU
Feb.
Men’s &: Women’s Bowling
Dallas
Feb.
Fencing
Boston
Feb. 17-20
Gymnastics
New Orleans
Feb. 24&25
Gymnastics
San Angelo
Feb. 15
Team Handball
Wichita Falls
Feb. 15
Men’s La Crosse
Austin
Feb. 15
Dallas
Feb.
Polo
Houston
Feb. 18
San Antonio
Feb. 24&25
Racquetball
President’s Open In Dallas
Feb. & Man
Rugby
New Orleans
Feb. 24
Nacogdoches
Feb. 17
Women’s Rugby
New Mexico
Feb. 10
Women’s Soccer
Nacogdoches
Feb. 10
Men’s & Women’s Volleyball
Dallas
Feb. 10
Ft. Worth
Feb. 24
Wrestling
Nacogdoches
Feb. 8
San Marcos
Feb. 21
Weightlifting
Tx. Teenage Tourney
Feb.
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Sports
Photographer
Needed
Help is nearby if you need it during an in
tramural game thanks to the Emergency
Medical Technicians that will be stationed
near most games this year. In the picture
above, Sandra Francis hurt her arm in a
basketball game last week, but received im
mediate attention from Dianne Mechelay,
the first-aid person on duty at the time.
The Intramural Office is seeking
a student sports photographer for
the remainder of the spring semes
ter and the 1979-1980 school year.
Applicants must have their own
camera equipment and evenings
free. The starting pay is $2.65 per
hour requiring approximately 15
hours of work per week and some
special assignments. Interested
men and women should contact
Pat Fierro in the Intramural Of
fice, DeWare Fieldhouse, 845-
7826.
Ref’s
Corner
Basketball official’s meeting.
February 8, 22, Thursdays 7:00
or 8:00 p.m. Room 267 GRW.
Softball refs meeting Feb
ruary 8, 22, Thursdays 6:00
p.m. Room 267 GRW.
No officials meetings on
Thursday, February 15.
Looking for an interesting
part-time job? Try being an IM
referee. We need 3 man Vol
leyball and Fast Pitch softball
refs for this semester. We train
you. See James Welford in the
IM office at DeWare Field-
house, 845-7826.
Coneheads Outdistance APO
APO kept the ball moving at a
rapid pace during their recent con
flict with the Coneheads in Men’s
Independent class BC play. The
Coneheads played well as a pass
ing team, keeping a corner man
open to receive well-placed court-
long passes. APO had spurts of
great team plays, but overall
played as individuals.
The first half saw a lot of hurry
ing by APO who racked up 6
points by fouls. Coneheads were
ahead with a score of 24. Number
28, Mark Moore scored the first
points of the game and continued
helping #23, Mike Knapek, #22,
Greg Buchanan, and #21, Brad
Wakeman add up the points. The
Coneheads had 13 fouls called
against them during the half. APO
had seven fouls called on them.
The second half was more of a
traveling game as both teams
Acknowledgments
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Stories are by Michelle Wolstein,
pictures by Rich Westlake.
moved the ball across court for
shots at the basket. The Con
eheads proved more successful at
scoring, although APO added
quite a few points to their total.
The half started on the Con
eheads half of the court but did
not stay there long. Conehead s
#26, David Coake, joined his
other high-scoring teammates to
score several points. APO’s high
scorers for the second half were
#00, John Tommons, #18, Ray
Miles, #19, Kevin Flack, and
#12, Roger Lind. Fouls were
greatly reduced to a total of 11 for
both teams in this last half. The
final plays saw a 35-24 ending
score in favor of the Coneheads.
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T-Spy” Participant Of The Week
Cindy Fernandez of Spence Hall puts a
move on Karen Towne of Hughes Hall as
Spence won 36-14 to remain undefeated.
Cindy should come by the I.M. office to
up her “Be Our Guest” card, redeem^
for free food at McDonalds.