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THE BATTALION
MONDAY, APRIL 6, 1981
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Tom’s Bar-B-Que captured the Men’s Championship.
“Penny” Penberthy instructs all participants to “have a
good time.”
From the opening pitch by the “Father of
A&M Intramurals”, Walter Penberthy, through
the special events and winding up approximately
1 a. m. Thursday morning (4/2) with a rain-
delayed Men’s final, the Second Annual Penber
thy Celebration of Sports proved to be a success
ful event.
The Celebration was highlighted by a continu
ous play Softball Tournament, a Home Run Hit
ting Contest, a Fliekerball Accuracy Competi
tion, and the Redman Tobacco Spitting Contest.
The Softball Tournament saw all three win
ners emerge from the double elimination com
petition without a loss. Tom’s Bar-B-Que won
the Men’s Division with a victory over the
DWE’s. The Co-Rec crown went to the
Sportsman’s Den as they defeated Half-Fast in
the final.
In Women’s action, the Rugers topped the
Rousters to capture the title. These same two
teams faced each other in the opening game of
Women’s action. Both Sportsman’s Den and the
Ruggers started the tournament off the hard
way, with opening games at 3:10 and 4:10 Satur
day morning, respectively.
The only real damper of the tourney came one
hour before the scheduled finish on Sunday
morning as a downpour caused the Men’s final to
be called and rescheduled for Wednesday at
midnight.
In the special events, George Myrich success
fully defended his Redman Tobacco Spitting dis
tance title while also capturing the accuracy
event as well. His winning distance of 17'3" was
eight inches short of his winning mark last year.
Mike Goodenough, Richard Majewski, and
Kim Eubanks tied for first in the Home Run
Hitting Contest. Each contestant tallied three
homers out of five hits. Jenneye Shugar won the
Women’s side of the event.
The Fliekerball Accuracy Throw was won by
T. J. Harmon in the Women’s Division and
Bruce Smith in the Men’s version.
The Intramural-Recreational Sports Depart
ment would like to thank all the individuals and
teams for braving the threatening weather and
coming out and taking part in the Second Annual
Celebration. All individuals involved, winners
and losers, emerged from the tournament having
a good time. And after all, “Have a good time” is
exactly what Mr. Penberthy directed everyone
to do in his opening comments.
Then came the rains.
IM Game Plan
ENTRIES OPEN: Interested canoers, the Intramural and
Recreational Sports Departments Canoe Race entries opens
today (April 6). The deadline for sign-ups is April 14 and their
will be two divisions, aluminum and fiberglass. Participants
must furnish their own equipment and need to stop by the IM
office at 159 East Kyle for further information.
ENTRIES CLOSE: Entries for Golf Doubles and Super
Stars close tomorrow (Tuesday, April 7). Their is still time to
sign up so hurry over to 159 East Kyle and participate!
Remember, if you are interested in Super Stars, there is a
mandatory meeting Tuesday in 274 East Kyle at 6:30.
GOLF QUALIFYING: Golfers remember your qualifying
rounds are this weekend. Class A can qualify on Saturday,
April 11 at 9:30 a.m. and on Sunday, April 12 at 7:30 a.m. or
noon. Class B can qualify on April 12 also at 7:30 and noon,
while Class C participants can qualify on Saturday, April 11 at
1:30 p.m.
IM LOGO CONTEST: Due to the high quality of the
entries in the IM Logo Contest, the judges are having a
difficult time in determining a winner. Therefore, the results
will not be released today, as was previously expected, but
rather next week in the McDonald s Intramural Highlights.
We would like to thank all those who did enter the contest and
hope that this one week delay will not inconvenience anyone.
PLAY BEGINS: Teams are reminded that both Handball
Doubles and Pickle Ball Doubles begin play tonight. Teams
are urged to check their schedules if they have not already
done so!
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This ad is sponsored by your local McDonald’s® Restaurant
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Bramblett. Photos by David Einsel and Bob Sebree.
Softball action during the wee hours of morning.
Outdoor Pool Open
Basketball Playoffs
& Slam Dunk Finals
All-University Basketball
Playoffs will soon be coming to
an end and the competition in
each class is becoming more in
tense daily.
Thursday, April 16 will be the
date for all finals except Wom
en’s Class C action which will be
decided at 10:10 p.m. on Sun
day, April 5.
Co-Rec B & C finals will be
contested on Thursday, April 16
at 7 p.m. on courts 6 & 7, respec
tively. Women’s B and Men’s C
action will take over at 8 p.m. on
courts 6 & 7 also. The Men’s B
title will be determined on court
6 at 9 p.m. the same evening.
Class A finals as well as the
Women’s Super League will be
contested on the Main Floor of
G. Rollie White. Co-Rec action
will start at 6 p.m., followed by
Women’s play at 7 p.m., Men at
8 p.m., and ultimately the Wom
en’s Super League at 9 p.m.
The finals of the Intramural
Slam Dunk Contest will be con
tested between the Class A
Women’s and Men’s contests on
Thursday, April 16. The finalists
in this event are Lee Kleb, Mark
Drummond, James Parker, Scott
Roberson, and James Vorlop.
Sun worshipers and swimmers alike, rejoice! The Wofford Cain
Pool (outdoor) is open for spring hours. The pool will be open for
recreational swimming (as well as competitive sunbathing) for the
remainder of the spring semester according to the following sched
ule:
Mon.-Fri. Noon-l:30 p.m. &
3:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
Sat. & sun. 1:00 p.m. - 6:00 p.m.
To gain entrance into the pool, all students must show a valid
student I.D. card. Faculty, staff, and families of students, faculty,
or staff must purchase a Recreation I.D. card with swimming
privileges. This validation may be purchased per semester or for the
rest of the academic year.
The Recreation I.D. may be purchased in the Intramural-
Recreational Sports Office in room 159 East Kyle.
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All-University Racquetball Champs
Mike Hare cap
tured the All-
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tle last week. His
effort earns him
our McDonald’s®
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award this week.
Mike can pick up
his B.O.G. card in
the Intramural Of
fice.
In the beginning there were
931 hopefuls. In the end there
were only six, six All-University
Racquetball Champions.
Five of the six champs were
determined last Wednesday eve
ning, with the sixth determined
early Saturday morning.
of Keathley defeat Independent
champ Terri King. Fairchild
topped fellow Keathley com
petitor Gale Seitz in the semis,
while King won out over Jennifer
Risch.
In the Class A Men’s Final,
Mike Hare added the Singles
crown to the Doubles cham
pionship he won last fall. Hare
defeated Dorm champ Cameron
Walker of Dunn to cop the title.
Hare and Walker topped Fish
champ Jeff Crofton (B-2) and
Corps champ Gus Fernandez
(D-l) in the semi-finals, respec
tively.
Men’s Class B finals action
pitted Independent champ
Richard Oria against Dorm
champ Glen Creamer of Mcln-
nis, with Oria emerging vic
torious. Oria defeated N-l’s
Spencer Curtis to gain a berth in
the finals while Creamer dis
posed of Corps champ Mike Du-
plantis (Sq. 11).
Women’s Class A action saw
Dorm champ Kathleen Fairchild
In the Women’s Class B finals,
Linda Klar defeated Page Curtis
of Krueger to claim the title.
Curtis topped Ruth Schmidt of
Mosher while Klar was vic
torious over Leisa Bockenhaver
to gain berths in the finals.
Men’s Class C play wound up
with Steve Folk defeating Gab
riel Bustamante to emerge as the
C champ. Folk topped Greg
Estes in the semi-finals while
Bustamante was the winner over
Dennis Lay.
The Women’s Class C cham
pion was unavailable at press
time, but the winner will be the
victor of a match between Kir
sten Donson and Anne Jenkins.
Jenkins topped Tammy Trace to
gain her berth while Donson de
feated Leslie Austin.
The IM-REC SPORTS DE
PARTMENT congratulates these
winners as well as the other 925
participants in the Racquetball
Singles Tournament.
This spring the Intramural
Golf Doubles Tournament will
offer two styles of competition.
All classes will compete in for
mats that are different from pre
vious years.
Classes A & B will both com
pete in a modified best ball tour
nament. Each person must ac
count for at least 6 of the eigh
teen holes per round, with no
hole being counted twice.
Class A golfers may sign up to
play Saturday, April 11 at 9:30
a.m. or Sunday, April 12 at
either 7:30 a.m. or noon. Class B
golfers may sign up for Sunday
times only. Individuals qualify
ing for the finals will play an
additional 18 holes at a time to
be determined. Men’s, Wom
en’s, and Co-Rec competition
will be available in both Classes
A & B.
Class C golfers will be compet
ing in a Florida Scramble com
petition. Each player will tee off,
the best shot will be selected and
both players will play their next
shot from that spot. This best
shot selection will be used on
every shot until the hole has
been completed. The Class C
winners will be determined by
the 18 hole totals only. This 18
hole competition will be con
ducted on Saturday, afternoon,™
April 11. Class C competition
will also include Men’s, Wom
en’s, and Co-Rec.
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volves payment of green fees
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in the Intramural Office at thn
time of entry. Students will pa)
$3.00 per round while faculty,
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slips at the time of entry so that
the fee may be waived.
Entries will be accepts
through 5 p.m. tomorrow (April
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