Page 16 THE BATTALION
MONDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1981
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IM Game Plan
FLAG FOOTBALL OPENS: Today (Monday, Sept. 7) marks
the opening of another Texas A&M Flag Football season.
Entries will be accepted in the IM-REC sports office (Rm. 159,
East Kyle) until 5 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 15. A $20 entry fee
per team must accompany all entries. A team captain’s meeting
will be conducted at 5 p.m. on Thursday, Sept. 17 in Rudder
Theater. Entries may be limited, so enter early.
TENNIS SINGLES: Intramural Tennis Singles competition
will be underway in a couple of weeks. Entries are now being
accepted in the IM-REC Sports Office. A one dollar entry fee
per person is required. Entries will be accepted until 5 p.m. on
Tuesday, Sept. 15.
FIELD GOAL KICKING CONTEST: Guys and gals alike are
invited to try their skills (luck) in the Intramural Field Goal
kicking contest. The contest will be held on Kyle Field next
Wednesday, Sept. 16 at 7:00 p.m. Entries are now being
accepted until 5 p.m. on Tuesday, September 15. A one dollar
entry fee and an ID are all that you need to enter. Stop by the
IM-REC Sports Office for further information.
HOME RUN HITTING: Ever feel the urge to bat against the
pitching machine? Now’s your chance. The Intramural Home
Run Hitting Contest will be held on Wednesday, Sept. 23 at 5
p.m. at Olsen Field. Entries are now open and will close at 5
p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 15. A practice session will be con
ducted from 3-6 p.m. in the batting cage at Olsen Field on
Tuesday, Sept. 22.
INTRAMURAL FLAG FOOTBALL OFFICIALS: Individu
als wishing to work flexible hours and receive good pay may be
interested in becoming IM officials. Training is provided, so no
experience is necessary. The first training clinic will be held
tonight (Sept. 7) at 7 p.m. in room 274 of East Kyle. For
further information, stop by the IM-REC Sports Office
TODAY!!!
INTRAMURAL SOCCER OFFICIALS: Officials for IM Soc
cer are also presently being recruited. Again, flexible hours,
good pay, and valuable training are provided. Contact the IM-
REC Sports office for more information.
Summer Winners
Things were slow in Aggieland this summer, but some
students, faculty, and staff kept busy playing such Intramural-
Recreational Sports as softball, volleyball, basketball, tennis,
racquetball, and handball. And the winners are. . .
FIRST SUMMER SESSION
SOFTBALL
Class A:
Class B:
Men
Women
CoRec
Men
Women
CoRec
VOLLEYBALL TRIPLES
Class A: Men
CoRec
Class B: Men
CoRec
BASKETBALL TRIPLES
Class A: Men
Women
Class B: Men
RACQUETBALL DOUBLES
Class A: Men
Class B:
Class C:
TENNIS SINGLES
Class A: Men
Women
Class B: Men
Women
HANDBALL SINGLES
Class A: Men
Women
Champion
Toms Bar-B-Q
Jokers
Half Fast
Sex Pistols
Royders Raiders
Swingers
Champion
Awesome Roots
Lagnaf
K’s Corral
Cad-O-Cads
Champion
Wrecks
A’s
Hoops
Champions
Tom Meinecke
Charles Shea
Kathy Laglotz
Brenda Fisette
Jennifer Riseh
Erie Sandt
Martin Newcomb
Kirk Smith
Ken Davenport
Will Williams
Karen Weis
Norma Gomez
Champion
David Drews
Jan Zimmerman
Norris Hodgin
Nancy Smith
Champion
Jeff Bronson
Jay McCarthy
SECOND SUMMER SESSION
SOFTBALL
Class A:
Men - Tom’s Bar-B-Q
Women - Looney Tunes
CoRec - GAG
VOLLEYBALL
Class B:
Men - Hustlers
Women - A’s
CoRec - UAC
Class A
Men - OK
CoRec - OK
BASKETBALL
Class A
Men - Deep Dishes
Women - A’s
TENNIS DOUBLES
Class B
Men
Spuds
Class A
Men - Carl Bradshaw & Tim Aimone
Women - Cathy Mahon & Cathy Huffman
CoRec - Myron Drueger & Jaynee Yolland
Class B
Men -
CoRec - Ramon Leal & Jeannie Naugle
CoRec - Ramon Leal & Jean
RACQUETBALL SINGLES
Class A
Men - John Beckerdite
Women - Kathy Langlotz
Class C League Winners
Men - Patrick Shuflf, Ed Burris, Mark Repman
Women - Debbie Kaczmerowski
HANDBALL DOUBLES
Class B
Men - Gary Buckley
Women - Peggy Triche
Class A
Men - Jeff Bronson & Mike Moore
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Racquetball player
Waino Kangas is
our McDonald’s®
“Be Our Guest”
winner this week.
Waino should come
by the Intramural
Office for his “Be
Our Guest” card,
redeemable for a
free meal at
McDonald’s.®
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Beth Rowley serves to Sue Oakleaf in one of the G. Rollie White handball courts.
Sports Entries Limited
Don’t Delay!!!
With last year’s numbers rising to 663 teams in
Flag Football, 333 teams in Volleyball, 670 teams
in Basketball and a meager 802 teams in Softball,
the Intramural-Recreational Sports Department is
often faced with a mild dilemma.
Although we will do everything in our power to
accommodate all interested parties, we cannot
guarantee all teams a spot in our intramural pro
grams. Limited playing space, available officials,
and constantly increasing program varieties force
us to place a cap on the number of entrants that
can be scheduled into a given sport.
Even though sport entries are usually open for 7
working days, you may not always find room in the
tournament if you wait until too near the closing
date. To avoid becoming a ‘late entry’ (a team or
individual wishing to enter after a tournament is
already full) follow some simple guidelines.
1) Plan to enter early in the week — the first or
second day of the entry period is usually the best
time.
2) Expect to possibly have to wait in line — we
will work as quickly and efficiently as we know
how.
3) Come prepared — have your entry fees with
you ($20 for team sports, $1 per person for indi
vidual and dual sports). BRING YOUR ID CARD
AND KNOW AT LEAST TWO DIFFERENT
PHONE NUMBERS AND ADDRESSES to put
on the entry card.
4) Be prepar ed to select alternate times or clas
ses if first choices are already full.
The department does not wish to scare away any
potential participants, so if you follow these simple
guidelines, you should have no trouble obtaining a
space in the intramural sport of your choice.
Robert Crouch
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Class C-Everybody Wins!
The Intramural-Recreational Sports Depart
ment has changed the format of competition in
Class C action for the coming year.
Under the new format, there will be no Class C
All-University Champions. On the contrary, all
participants in this recreational league will even
tually emerge as winners.
Class C aspirants in team sports (Flag Football,
Soccer, etc.) will be scheduled into league (usual
ly, 6 teams to a league) and will then compete in
round-robin league play (usually, 5 games). Upon
the conclusion of the league schedule, the season
will over. This format enables the recreational
athlete the opportunity to compete without the
pressures often associated with Classes A and B.
Class C entrants in the individual and dual
sports (Tennis, Pickleball, etc.) will also be placed
into leagues (usually, 4 persons or teams) and will
then compete in round-robin league play (usually,
3 games) with no ultimate Class C champion.
Unlike previous years, where Class C competitors
participated in single-elimination tournaments,
participants are now all but guaranteed (with some
exceptions) 3 matches.
So now if an individual or team is overmatched
in their first outing, the season is not necessarily
over for them. Stop by the Intramural-
Reef eational Sports Office (Rm. 159 East Kyle)
and enter the sport(s) of your choice — Class A for
the highly skilled and highly competitive. Class B
for the moderately skilled and moderate competi
tion and Class C for. . . well JUST FOR THE
FUN OF IT!!!!
And Introducing Innertube
Water Basketball
intramural
open Sep-
combina-
This fall at Texas A&M the
Intramural-Recreational Sports
Department will introduce a
new sport into its team sports
program. Innertube water bas
ketball makes the
scene when entries
tember 14, 1981.
This new sport is
tion of innertube water polo and
basketball. Teams will consist of
six players each. Points shall be
scored by shooting a water polo
ball through a specially construc
ted basketball goal set up on the
side of the pool.
The court will be set up on
one-half (cross-ways) of a stan
dard-sized pool. Leagues will be
offered in Men’s, Women’s and
CoRec divisions.
As in other sports. Classes A,
B, & C will be offered. Classes A
& B will compete in a 3 game
round-robin league schedule
with all teams going to the play
offs. Class C teams will be sched
uled into round-robin leagues
having no playoffs.
For further information,
splash on down to the IM-REC
Sports Office in Room 159 East
Kyle.
Acknowledgements
McDonald’s® Intramural Highlights is sponsored each Mon
day in the Battalion by your local McDonald’s® Restaurants at
University Drive and in the Manor East Mall. Stories pro
vided by members of the Intramural department staff; photos
by David Einsel and Bob Sebree.
Looking
Ahead
For those persons and teams wish
ing to look ahead to next week's
Intramural Sports opening should
note that next Monday (Sept. 14)
marks the first day that entries will
be accepted for Golf Singles, Pick
leball Singles and Doubles, Inner-
tube Water Basketball, and Soccer,
Golf and Pickleball will require a
one dollar entry fee while Inner-
tube Water Basketball and Soccer
teams will need a $20 team entry
fee.
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Are you interested in trying
your skills in a wide variety of
athletic events, but don’t want to
commit to a semester long activi
ty? Then the In tram Ural-
Recreational Sports Depart
ment’s Special Events program
is for you.
Special Events are usually
one-night activities in such excit
ing activities as Field Goal Kick
ing, Home Run Hitting, or Long
Driving.
The Field Goal Contest will
enable the recreational athlete
the opportunity to utilize the ar
tificial turf of Kyle Field, while
the Home Run Contest pits the
recreational swinger against the
A&M pitching machine. Both of
these activities open today (Mon
day, September 7) and entries
will be accepted until 5 p.m.
next Tuesday (September 25).
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Long-Driving contest if foedby
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est distance, while the Pu«|
Pass & Kick Contest combi#
those skills that youngsters (d
oldsters) across the country ba 1 !
enjoyed every fall for years.
Winding up the fall Specl
Event calendar will be PuttPr
Golf, a 5,000 meter Fun
Weightlifting Contest andfinij
the first annual Aggie 01ympi«|
Each of these events requi
only a one dollar entry fee (Pi
Putt also required green fee
and winners will receive A!
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information on any of the!
events, contact Tom Weis inti
Intramural-Recreational 5p»
Office (159 East Ky\e).
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RECREATIONAL SPORTS
Paula Opal, Assistant Director for Individual and Dui
Sports.
The Faculty/Staff/Grad Division.
The colors and logo on our championship t-shirts.
Certificated for Class B Champions.
Barbara Aiken, Publicity Coordinator.
Intramural Office Hours — We will be open till 8:00 p it
Monday through Thursday.
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