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Volleyball
Club Hosts
Tournament
The 1979 Aggie Valentine “AA”
Open Volleyball tournament was
held in G. Rollie White Coliseum
& DeVVare Fieldhouse during
February. Competition was in
Women’s AA and Men’s AA. The
tournament was two bracket round
robin play.
Women’s teams participating
included the Aggie Volleyball
Club, the Houston Stars II, Texas
Lutheran College, San Antonio 4,
Dallas P.I. #1, Lamar University,
V.C.J. ’s, University of Texas, Dal
las P. I. #2, and the Houston Stars
I.
Outcome of the women’s com
petition was Dallas P.I. #1, first
place; Houston Start II, second
place; Dallas P.I. #2, third place;
and San Antonio, 4.
The Men’s Aggie Volleyball
Club competed with Dallas “Y ”,
Rice Alliance I Houston, Lone
Star — San Antonio, Southwest
Texas State University, University
of Texas, Rice Alliance II Beau
mont, LaMachine — Houston,
Randolph Air Force Base, and
Dallas V.A.
Winners in the men’s tourna
ment were first place Dallas “Y”,
second place TAMU, third place
Dallas V.A., and fourth place Rice
Alliance II — Beaumont.
The Extra
Act
CLUB
TRAVELS TO
ON
Rodeo
Kingsville
March 2 & 3
Austin
March 8-10
Temple
March 15-17
Tyler
March 23 & 24
Lake Charles, Louisiana
March 29-31
Ft. Worth
March 30 & 31
Weightlifting
Texas Division I
March
National Collegiate
March 15-17
El Dorado Open
March
Women’s Volleyball
Dallas
March 10
San Antonio
March 24
Men’s Volleyball
Dallas
March 10
San Antonio
March 24
Women’s Soccer
San Antonio
March 10
Sherman
March 24
Women’s Rugby
Talahasee, Florida
March 17
Joplin, Missouri
March 31
Men’s Rugby
Austin
March 10
Austin
March 24
Racquetball
McAllen
March
Polo
National Intercollegiate Championship
Sommers, Connecticut
March 3-17
Houston
March 25
Men’s LaCrosse
Houston
March
Lubbock
March
Team Handball
Waco
March
Gymnastics
Austin
March 15
Fencing
San Antonio
March 7
Houston
March 10 & 11
Men’s Bowling
Corpus Christi
March
Women’s Bowling
Corpus Christi
March
Cycling Team
Austin
March 5
San Antonio
March 12
Ft. Worth
March 19
Houston
March 26
Target Archers
TCU
March 3 & 4
These times and events are subject to change and cancellations.
Extra Mural Results-
The Men’s Team Handball Club dumped Baylor in
a double header, Feb-
ruary 25. The clash took place in Waco and scores were
25-21 and 25-13. Good
going. Team Handball!
Racquetball Club Singles Competition
The TAMU Racquetball club
opened its first singles tournament
of the spring semester on Feb. 16,
17 and 18.
Martinez in the first round won
the consolation bracket 3-21,
21-12, 11-0 over John Beckerdite.
Number one-seeded Rufus Mar
tinez dominated the courts as
usual, but was challenged by last
year’s Intramural champ Corky
Dunn. Dunn used a devastating
backhand to take the first game
21-0. Martinez initiated his kill
shots for a 21-19 win to tie the
match. His experience and confi
dence took the tie and the trophy
in Men’s Open 11-7.
Charles Shea, after losing to
Neysa Buckley claimed top
honors in the men’s B division.
Second-seeded Buckley did not
lose a game. She defeated her rival
Michelle Narciso 21-11, 21-10 in
the semifinals. Fourth seeded Bob
King defeated Richard Gitelson,
number one seed, 21-10, 21-17 to
vye with Buckley for the trophy.
Bob dropped the finals to Neysa
21-10, 21-18 and Michelle grabbed
third over Gitelson by default.
Consolation prize went to
Charles Bohelman as he defeated
Lucinda Lomus 21-6, 21-8.
Men’s C saw Keith Thompson
defeat Thomas Braw for the trophy
21-15, 21-19. Bill Bryant hustled
over David Weaver 21-17, 21-7 for
third place. Consolation winner
was Greg Kubola.
In women’s open, Chris Seller,
last semester’s woman’s B Champ
placed first. June Horn was second
in the round robin play. Women’s
B was won by Susan Oakliff over
Carol O’Sullivan 21-3, 21-12. Alli
son Taylor claimed third and
Cathy Broussard captured the
consolation honors.
SwoosVi! is a sound often beard at slam-dunk
contests. This is a scene from last year’s
contest. Watch for the dates for the finals in
the Slam-Dunk Contest at the half-time of
the All University Men’s Class A Champ
ionship game.
Gymnastics
Club Meet
Results
The Texas A&M Gymnastics
Club took second place in a men’s
competition at SWTSU on Feb
ruary 24. Texas Tech was first with
156 points, A&M had 137,
SWTSU scored 117, and Pan
American was fourth (score un
available.) This was the club’s first
meet in several years. They are
hoping to accumulate a good rec
ord during the rest of the season.
Ray Moltz placed third in all-
around competition with 36 points
and was second in Vault. Scott
/as second in
Holman was fourth in Vault and
also placed high in the Rings and
High Bar events. Pat Callihan took
fourth place among a group of
strong tumblers in Free-Exercise.
Joel Weddington made fifth all-
around with 32 points. Other team
members were Perry Moreau,
Rick Zapata, Jim Foght, and Kow
Sun.
(Thanks to Joel Wedding, Club
President for providing this story.)
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Acknowledgments
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ant, on University Drive and at
Manor East Mall, under the direc
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Stories are by Michelle Wolstein,
pictures by Rich Westlake.
Participant of the Week
Bob Vorlop is one of our officials in action.
Many officials will upgrade their position
by becoming registered at the ASA clinic in
March. Bob Vorlop should come by the IM
office to pick up his “Be Our Guest” card
redeemable for free food at McDonalds.
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Shorts
ENTRIES OPENING
3-Man Volleyball
Track & Field
Golf Doubles
March 5, Monday
March 5, Monday
March 19, Monday
ENTRIES CLOSING
Canoe Race
Slam Dunk
Innertube Waterpolo
3-Man Volleyball
Track & Field
Golf Doubles
March 6, Tuesday
March 6, Tuesday
March 6, Tuesday
March 20, Tuesday
March 20, Tuesday
March 27, Tuesday
PLAY BEGINS
Racquetball
3-Man Volleyball
March 5, Monday
March 26, Monday
MEETINGS
Advisory Council Monday, March 5 & 19 H&PE
Library 8:00 p.m.
Innertube Waterpolo Captains March 8, Thursday 5:15
p.m., 267 GRW.
Sports Club March 20, Tuesday 7:00
p.m., 402 Rudder Tower
3-Man Volleyball Team Captains March 22, Thursday 5:15 /
p.m., 701 Rudder Tower
EMT Tuesday, March 6 & 27
SPECIAL EVENTS
Slam Dunk Preliminaries
Spring Break
IM Zip Day
Women’s Playday
Frisbee Competition
Canoe Race
Thursday, March 8, 7:00
p.m., DeVVare Fieldhouse
March 12-16!
Saturday, March 24
March 24, Saturday
March 24, Saturday
the Polo Fields
March 31, Saturday
8:30 a.m. Men & Women
2:00 p.m. Co-Rec
Brazos River
Three s A Tean
There are only three men on the
totem pole as far as three man vol
leyball is concerned. Teams con- '
sist of 3 men or 3 women or, for
CoRec, at least one woman per
team. No team may have more
than 1 TAMU Volleyball Club
member on its roster. Teams hav
ing a volleyball club member must
play class A.
Entries open today, Monday,
March 5 and will close after Spring
Break on Tuesday, March 20. Play
will be round robin leagues and
single elimination playoffs.
USUBA rules with TAMU In
tramural exceptions apply.
It only takes three to pit
grab your buddies and com
out. It will be a courtful ofli)
Reminder
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Mam Dunk Preliminaries
Thursday, March 8, at
x m. at DeVVare Fieldhouse
nals will be held at half-time
ing the Men’s Class A
University championship Ba'
ball game.
On The Run
This year’s track meet will be
April 28 and 29. This will be too
late for points, but everyone is still
urged to participate and T-shirts
will be awarded.
Entries open today, March 5,
and will close after Spring Break
on Tuesday, March 20. Men’s
events include the 120 yard low
hurdles, 440 yard relay, 440 yard
dash, 880 yard run, 220 yard dash,
100 yard dash, mile run, mile re
lay, shot put, high jump, softball
throw and long jump.
Women’s events are the
run, 50 yard dash, 220 yard r(
100 yard dash, 220 yard dash,
yard dash, 880 yard relay,
put, long jump, high jump
softball throw.
CoRec events are the 440
relay and the 880 yard rela)
master’s mile event is ofleret
individuals over 35 years of
Track is one of the big
events of the spring semestei
enter early at the IM offitf
DeVVare Fieldhouse.
Weight Room
Hours
Victors
Ref s Corner
Softball officials 6:00
p.m., Thursday, March 29
Pete Peterson, region 7 Na-
Room 267 GRW
Innertube Waterpolo officials
tional Umpire-in-Chief, will
Wednesday, March 7
5:00 p.m.
offer an all-day clinic on March
Thursday, March 22
Monday, March 5
24 for softball officials. The
Thursday, March 29 -
Tuesday, March 6
clinic is sponsored by the
Basketball officials 7:00
p.m., Three-Man Volleyball officials
TAMU sports officials Associa-
Room 267 GRW
7:00 p.m.
tion and the Bryan sports offi-
Wednesday, March 7
Wednesday, March 21
cials Association.
Thursday, March 22
ASA Clinic Saturday, March 24
New hours have been added to
the weight room’s schedule. A
noontime addition, the hours will
be Monday/Wednesday/Friday
12:30-1:30 p.m., and Tues
day/Thursday 11:00 a.m.-1:00
p.m. Other hours are 7:00-10:00
p.m. Monday through Friday and
2:00-5:00 p.m. Saturday and Sun
day.
The knights of IM have had
their yearly joust and new winners
have been declared. Congratula
tions and a laurel leaf crown to
these new champs-
Men’s Foil - John Varney
Women’s Foil - Julie Scott
Tennis Short
The tennis court ID checker is
now located under the varsity ten
nis stands. Balls may be purchased
and racquets are available for
checkout. The lights on the courts
are on at night now. Tennis court
hours are:
Monday-Friday 5:00 p.m. - 11:30
p. m.
Saturday & Sunday All Day (res
ervations are only from 1:00
p.m. to 10:00 p.m.)
On Sat. Feb. 24, 1979, Julie Scott showed her fencinjt
pertise as she captures the Womans Intramural Fencii
tournament.