Page 12 THE BATTALION
MONDAY, MAY 4, 1981
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FIRST SESSION
Entries Open June 1
Entries Close June 5
*Slow Pitch Softball
*3-Man Volleyball
*3-Man Basketball
Tennis Singles
Handball Singles
Racquetball Doubles
Activities begin June 8
SECOND SESSION
Entries Open July 9
Entries Close July 14
*Slow Pitch Softball
*3-Man Volleyball
*3-Man Basketball
Racquetball Singles
Tennis Doubles
Activities begin July 15
The program includes structured sport tournaments for men,
women, and co-rec divisions. Team sports require a $5 entry
fee (*) but the remaining activities are free. Come by the
Intramural Office in East Kyle for entry forms. All students,
faculty, staff, & spouses may participate with a student ID or
Recreation Pass. For more information call 845-7826.
Mike Reithen captures the 800 meter dash in 1:59.3.
Sudden Death In Golf
The Intramural Golf Doubles
Tournament required a sudden
death playoff to decide the Class
A Men’s winners. Mike Dawson
and John Morrow emerged after
36 holes in a deadlock with
David Rhoades and John Weber.
Dawson and Morrow needed on
ly two holes to decide the winner
as they emerged victorious after
two holes of sudden death.
Class A Co-Rec action saw Sue
Harrity and Jeff Bechman top
the field by seven strokes to cap
ture the title.
Trey Schneider and Dayton
Schrader of Puryear narrowly
defeated the field by one stroke
to win the Men’s Class B crown,
while Chris Smith and Richard
Chalmers won the one day Class
C tournament.
Quadruple
winner Be
verly Heck is
our
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Intramural
Office.
Heck, Davis Dominate
All-University Track
Beverly Heck and Johnita Davis each won an
individual event while joining forces in three re
lays to lead the Oreos to a first place in the
Women’s Division of the All-University Track
Meet last Sunday evening. Their efforts also
helped the Oreos to a first place tie with the
Kangaroos in the Co-Rec Division.
Double wins by Thomas Sanders, Ernest Jack-
son, and Jimmy Williams led Cain Hall to the
Men’s championship. Mosher and Davis-Gary
were the runnerups in the Women’s and Men’s
Divisions, respectively.
Heck topped the field in the 400 meter dash
while Davis outjumped the competition in the
Long Jump for their individual honors. The two
were joined by Patti Sloat and Debra Minifee in
the 400 meter relay, Beth Stallsmith and Pattie
Miller in the 1600 meter relay, and Thomas Brow
and Rodney Paris in the Co-Rec 800 meter relay.
Miller was the only double winner in the Wom
en’s Division as she also captured the 1600 meter
run.
In the Men’s competition, four double winners
highlighted the action. Ernest Jackson, Thomas
Sanders and Jimmy Williams captured the 100
meter dash, the 200 meter dash and the 110 meter
low hurdles, respectively before joining forces to
capture the 400 meter relay. Davis-Gary’s Steve
Johnson ran away from the field in the 400 meter
dash and then teamed with William Wynn, David
Sims, and Jeff Odom to capture the 1600 meter
relay.
Distance winners were Mike Reither in the 800
meter, Craig Wiese in the 1600 meter, and Bart
Braden in the Master’s Mile.
Since this was the first year for the “metric
meet ”, records have not yet been converted in the
running events. However, four new records were
established in the field events. Dawn Whitehead
WOMEN
Running Events
Name
Team
Time
100 m low hurdles
Jaime Hall
Ind.
14.54
400 m dash
Beverly Heck
Oreos
1:06.52
400 m relay
Davis, Sloat
Minifee, Heck
Oreos
55.1
1600 m run
Pattie Miller
Oreos
5:43.37
200 m dash
Trisha Kerns
Mosher
28.18
800 m run
Phyllis Bums
Fowler
2:46.12
100 m dash
Brenda Humphries
Legett
14.21
1600 m relay
Davis Stallssmith,
Oreos
4:42.94
Miller Heck
Height or
Field Events
Name Team
Distance
High Jump
Rhonda Scott Mosher
5’2"
Long Jump
Jonita Davis Oreos
15'3
Shot Put
Dawn Whitehead Fowler
36'8 W*
old 34'Vi"
Softball Throw
Sherry Scott Hobby Neeley
59 yd.
(* indicates new
record)
MEN
Running Events Name
Team
Time
110 m low hurdles Jimmy Williams
Cain
13.14
400 m dash
Steve Johnson
Davis-Gary 49.93
400 m relay
Wyley, Williams
Jackson, Sanders
Cain
42.52
1600 m run
Craig Wiese
BM + 1
4:29.76
200 m dash
Thomas Sanders
Cain
21.9
800 m run
Mike Reither
Ind
1.59.32
100 m dash
Ernest Jackson
Cain
10.91
1600 rn relay
Johnson, Odom,
Davis-Gary 3:30.78
Wynn, Sims
Master’s Mile
Bart Braden
Ind
6:17
Height or
Field Events
Distance
High Jump
Gandon Mition Moses
*6'5"
old 6'4 3 A"
Long Jump
Brian Saad Hart
*23'1 W'
old 22'm"
Shot Put
Gerald Bullitt Cain
*59'5"
old 58'11/2"
Softball Throw
Bill Weathersby F-l
102 yd. 1'8"
(* indicates new record)
erased the women’s shot put record with a toss of
36 ft. 8% in. Men’s records were in the high jump
(Gandion Mition — 6'5"), long jump (Brian Saad
— 23' 1%"), and the shot put (Gerald Bullitt —
59'5").
A complete listing of results follows:
CO-REC
Running Events
Name
Team
Time
800 m Relay
Davis, Paris
Heck, Brow
Oreos
1:43.50
400 m Relay
Sloan, Berry,
Holub, Sultimier
Kangeroos
49.5
Men’s Class A Team Bowling champions, Steve Meyer and Doug Wade,
left to right: Ken Clark, Kevin Johnson,
Team Bowling Tournament
Intramural Team Bowling was
nearly complete by press time
with only Co-Rec C and Men’s B
yet to be decided.
The Men’s A tournament saw
SHORT top Dillagof for the
Men’s title. SHORT entered the
All-U Playoffs in the number 2
seed while Dillagof had been
rated number one.
Co-Rec A competition ended
when D.A.R.K. defeated the
Pick Pockets, while Co-Rec B
action was culminated when
Mixed Magic tipped the Rum
Bums.
In the only Women’s competi
tion (Class B), the Keathley
Kurves won the title by topping
the Gutter Buds. Men’s C action
saw The Youpons win the crown.
Team
Handball
Tryouts
Player selection tryouts for
Team Handball for the 1981 NA
TIONAL SPORTS FESTIVAL
to be held in Syracuse, New
York from July 23 through July
29 will be conducted at fifteen
location throughout the United
States.
One of the locations for the
Southern Region is Texas A&M
University. Women’s tryouts
were May 2 while Men’s tryouts
will be May 16. Interested men
may obtain further information
by call the area coordinator Mark
Noble at (205) 453-0240.
Badminton Wrap-Up
Louie Tijerina and Lettie
Gonzalez each added two more
Class A Badminton cham
pionships to their long list of
Badminton titles. Tijerina
teamed with Gilbert Chozco to
win the Class A Men’s crown
while Gonzalez joined with her
sister, Megda Gonzalez to win
the Women’s title. Tijerina and
Gonzalez then joined forces to
win the Co-Rec A championship.
In the Class B competition,
Mike Carrol and Danny Valenta
were the men’s winners. Valenta
then returned to win the Co-Rec
B title with DeDe Damian.
There was no Class B Women’s
Division.
Class C action saw Rob Larsen
and Alejandio Villena top the
Men’s field and Menlinda Reid
and Elizabeth Blanchard capture
the Women’s title.
Acknowledgments
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Recreational Facility Hours
Summer 1981
DeWare Fieldhouse
M-F 8:00 a.m.-8:00 p.m.
Sat & Sun 10:00 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
East Kyle and G. Rollie White
M-F 12 noon-L00 p.m.; 4:00 p.m.-12 midnight
Sat & Sun 8:00 a.m.-10:00 p.m.
Racquetball Courts
Open for reservations during any above hours.
Tennis Courts
5:00 p.m.-11:00 p.m. (lights off at
midnight)
1:00 p.m.-11:00 p.m.
M-F
Sat & Sun
Pool
M-F
Sat & Sun
Weight Room
M-F
Sat & Sun
12 noon-8:00 p.m.
1:00 p.m.-8:00 p.m.
11:00 a.m 2:00 p.m.; 5:00 p.m.-10:00 p.m.
2:00 p.m.-7:00 p.m.
INTRAMURAL-RECREATIONAL SPORTS DEPARTMENT
159 EAST KYLE 845-7826
EQUIPMENT CHECK-OUT & RESERVATION
158 EAST KYLE 845-2624
Bart Braden winning the Masters Mile.
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Kevin Quinlan defeated eigh
teen challengers to capture the
Annual Intramural Superstars
Competition in the Men’s Divi
sion while Sheri Scott topped a
six women field to claim the
Women’s title. Each of these
winners will have their names
engraved on the Dan Copp
Memorial Award designating Su
perstars supremacy.
Quinlan used first places in
the mile run, racquetball, and
the obstacles course en route to
his championship. He also fin
ished third in free throw shoot
ing and the 100 meter dash,
fourth in weightlifting, and
eighth in golf. He tallied 106
points to win the competition.
Besides Quinlan’s firsts, other
first place finishers in the respec
tive events were Jeff Williams
(free throw shooting), Mike Bal
ias (bowling and 100 meter
dash), Tim Brown (100 yard
swim) & Mark Scott (weight!-
ing and golf).
Runner-ups for the overall
men’s title were Jon Davis (82
points) and Michael Davis (II
points).
In capturing the women s ver
sion of the event, Sheri Scott
took top honors in the 100 meter
dash, bowling, the mile run,
weightlifting. She recorded sec
onds in golf and free thro*
shooting and a third in the obsta
cle course. Scott’s 126 points
outdistanced Jenneye Shugars
108 and Sue Gary’s 94 points,
Other individual winners were
Sue Gary in the 100 yard swim
and free throw shooting, Shirley
Hill in racquetball, and Jenneye
Shugar in golf and the obstacle
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