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At Manor East Mall
John Welch, front, an agronomy major and
his partner Kyle House, a junior pre-dental
major, prepare to start a handball match.
The two are finalists in the all-university IM
handball tourney.
IM Picks
Well, that wiz of all whizzes and know-it-all of all sports has started
his season again, this time with basketball picks. Here are his wise
choices for top ten in each division:
Corps AH
Men’s Open
Women’s Dorm
Sq. 2 A
Roughnecks
AFC
B-Co. #1
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First String
Squad 11 A
Moses UCLA
Sharp Shooters
F-2 A
The Snikjas
N.B.A.
Sq. 5 A
Knockers
Dudley’s Jokes
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Destroyers
D-l A
Norman’s Five
Women’s Open
Sq. 4
Sultans of Slam
HPE
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Spencers
Chi Omega
Aggs
2 Timers
CpRec
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Has Beens
Bart’s Babes
Avg. White Team
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Bart’s Babes
MOB
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Country Hicks
1-1
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S-2 Marauders
Men’s Dorm
Trouts
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All Stars
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The Stuffers
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Roaches
Sq. 15
Crocker Cockfighters
Diviates
Puryear Playboys
Cain Shankers
DG-TPC
Moses Cumelot
Men’s Independent
Exit Only
Slow Motion
Baytown Stars
Hawks
Adam-12
P.S.M.
Oreoles
OTHG
Sheer Class
Bandits
CoRec
MD-2020
PTL
Mod Squad
HPE
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Extra Acts
The Shuttles Flew
The Texas A&M Badminton Club competed in the Baylor Badminton
Tournament in January injanuary. The following were winners in the college
division: Consolation-Women’s Singles: Pat Fierro; Consolation-Women’s
Doubles: Pat Fierro; Consolation-Mixed Doubles: Pat Fierro and Eric
Hunter.
In the Men’s Singles B Division, first place was taken by Eric Hunter and
second place by Bill Connatser. Hunter and Connatser then teamed together
to win consolation Men’s B Doubles. Tony Grice won first place in the Men’s
Doubles A Division and second place in the Mixed Doubles A Division. Also
competing from A&M were Soeii Bong and Ricardo Hoegg.
The Badminton Club then traveled to Corpus Christi for the Del Mar
College Tournament. Raheela Rasheed won Consolation Ladies Singles in
the college division while Bill Connatser and Rita Parish (CCSU) won first in
the mixed doubles. Others competing from A&M were James Welford, Alan
Johnson, Doug Repping, Helena Bowes, and Eric Hunter.
In another tournament in Ponca City, Oklahoma, the Men’s A Doubles was
taken by Tony Grice and the Men’s B Consolation was earned by Eric
Hunter.
Upcoming events include the Texas Southmost College Tournament
(March 15), and the Southern Regionals in Houston (March 26). The Texas
A&M Badminton Club will be holding a tournament in G. Rollie White on
April 5. There will be three divisions, “A ”, “B ”, and "novice”, and the
tournament will be open to all students, staff and faculty.
If you have any questions about the tournament or the Badminton Club,
please call Bill Connatser at 693-8455.
— Submitted by Badminton Club
Gymnastics Team
On Saturday, February 23, the Texas A&M Mens Gymnastic team com
peted in the SWTSU Invitational Tournament and came away with the top
team score, defeating SWTSU, UTA, Pan American University and t.u. (This
was t.u.’s first conference loss this year.)
Individual honors were as follows:
Marty Garza: 6th P.B.; 6th P.H.
Ray Moltz: 4th H.B.; 2nd K.; 2nd V; 2nd P.B.; 1st All Around!
Jim Foght: 5th R; 5th P.H.
Mark Hartwell: 1st Floor; 1st R; 1st V.
James Higgins: 2nd V; 5th Floor
Rick Zapata: 3rd p.h.
Francisco Sun: 6th P.B.; 5th P.H.
Neal Irvin: 6th V.
Pat Callihan: 5th P.B.; 2nd Floor; 2nd P.H.; 1st H.B.
(P.B. = Parallel Bars; P.H. = Pommel Horse; H.B = High Bar; V = Vault;
R = Rings)
The above performances, combined with those of Lee Burchan and Eddie
Morgan, enabled the Aggies to take the overall team title upsetting t.u. for
the 1st time in many years. Congratulations to “Gymnasts of the Meet Mark
Hartwell and Ray Moltz for their outstanding achievements.
The Gymnastics team will be at home for the next several weeks training
for a tentative meet here on March 29 and Conference Championships to be
held in Dallas on April 25-26. Keep up the good work, gymnasts!
— submitted by Gymnastics Club
Penberthy
Celebration
of Sports
It’s here, folks, the celebration to formally introduce the
lights on the Penberthy Intramural Complex and honor the
father of Intramurals at A&M, Walter M. “Penny” Penberthy.
The weekend of March 21, 22, and 23 will be devoted to
softball, spectators, and extramural sports demonstrations.
The highlight of the weekend is a continuous 48-hour softball
tournament. 96 teams will participate for prizes in men’s,
women’s and corec divisions. Entry fee is $35 per team. Entries
are limited to TAMU students, faculty, staff, and spouses.
Fun and sports is the name of the game. Entries open today,
March 3 for the softball tournament and are scheduled to close
Tuesday, March 18.
The Winner’s
Circle
Milady’s scarf and a shower of
roses to the new fencing winners.
Competition was in men’s and
women’s foil.
Leddi Saunders Women’s foil
Keith Newmann Men’s foil
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Sports
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The date for the canoe race is
set for April 12, Saturday. A li
mited number of canoes (appro
ximately 32) will be available
throught the IM office on a first
come, first serve basis. Rates
are $8.00 per canoe and cost in
cludes transportation to and
from the race site. Canoes are
furnished by Bugge’s Canoe
Sales and the Outdoor Educa
tion Institute.
Participants must furnish or
make arrangements for their
own canoes, paddles, and life
vests.
Spring
Facility Hours
New hours are set for the pools and tennis courts for (lie spr
Hours go into effect March 17 through May 9. Only the changes
listed below.
Pools — Outdoor only
M-F 12:00 noon-L30 p.m.
M-F 3:30-6:00 p.m.
S&S 1:00 p.m.-6:00 p.m.
Tennis Courts — open for reservations
M-F 5:00 p.m.-l 1:00 p.m.
S&S 1:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m.
Don’t forget your ID or pass to gain admittance
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Facility Hours For Spring Break
G. Rollie White:
Closed March 8-9, Saturday & Sunday
8 a.m.-8 p.m. March 10, Monday
Closed March 11-15, Tuesday through Saturday
Regular hours March 16
DeWare Fieldhouse:
9 a.in.-10 p.m. March 8, Saturday
10 a.in.-10 p.m. March 9, Sunday
8 a.m.-midnite March 10. Monday
10 a.m.-K) p.m. March 11-15, Tuesday through Saturday '||
Regular hours March 16. Sunday
Pools:
Closed March 8 & 9, Saturday & Sunday
noon-l:30 p.m. March H), Monday
noon-2:00 p.m. March 11-14, Tuesday through Friday
Closed March 15, Saturday
1:00 p.m.-3:00 p.m.
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Men’s IM singles competition. Randy may pick up his Mil fassachu:
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Acknowledgments
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Entries Closing:
Canoe Race
Slam Dunk
Innertube Waterpolo
Entries Opening:
Penberthy Celebration of Sports Softball Tournament
Monday, March 3
Special Events:
Slam Dunk Prelims
7:00 p.m.
Meetings:
Innertube Waterpolo Officials
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