Page 14 THE BATTALION
MONDAY, NOVEMBER 2, 1981
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ENTRIES CLOSE: Badminton singles and Table Tennis
doubles entries close tomorrow Nov. 3. Interested persons,
please stop by 159 East Kyle and sign-up. Schedules for both
events will be posted Thursday, Nov. 5, AFTER 2 p.m.
AGGIE OLYMPICS: The First Annual Aggie Olympics
takes place Sunday, Nov. 8 at 5 p.m. in 303 East Kyle. If you
are participating, start getting ready for this new, exciting and
unusual form of the Olympics. If you are not participating don’t
fret, it’s almost as much fun watching the Aggie Olympics as it
is participating.
PLAY BEGINS: Racquetball doubles and Volleyball playoffs
begin this week. Racquetball killshots begin screaming off the
walls of East Kyle and DeWare Tuesday, Nov. 3.
PLAYOFFS BEGIN: Volleyball playoffs in Classes A and B
begin today. Be sure to check your schedule today to see when
you play.
ALL-UNIVERSITY FINALS: Innertube Water Basketball
ends its first season this week. The All-U Finals will be played
on Tuesday and Thursday nights starting at 7:30 p.m.
All-U Swimming Results
E-l, Haas, and the Humanoids captured the All-University
Swimming team titles in the Mens, Womens, and CoRec
Divisions respectively during intense competition last Thurs
day evening.
E-l used firsts in the 200 yd Medley Relay and 100 Freestyle
as well as points in every other event to earn 76 points while
outdistancing the Humanoids with 48 points and Gruesome
with 47 points. E-l’s record-setting 200 Medley team was
comprised of Ted Lucas, Andy McMillen, Rick Grimes, and
David Sahm. McMillen doubled back to also capture the 100
yd Freestyle.
The women’s competition was the most intense of the eve
ning as Haas Hall barely out stroked the Mac Swim Team 71-
60. Haas’ strength came via three firsts, two thirds, one fourth,
two fifths, and a sixth while the Mac Swim Team used extreme
depth in making their run for the title. The M.S.T. scored in
every event with two seconds, three thirds, four fourths, one
fifth and one sixth in tallying 69 points.
In third place in the Women's division was McFadden Hall
with 30 points. McFadden’s team was comprised solely of
Cheryl Panozzo. Panozzo captured the 50 yd Backstroke and
50 yd Breaststroke in record time and capped her evening with
a win in the 100 yd Individual Medley. Other Women’s triple
winners were Krista Boeder (Haas) in the 200 Medley Relay,
50 yd Free Style and 200 Freestyle Relay.
The Humanoids captured two of the three CoRec Relays to
outdistance the Wetbacks 56 - 52. Mel Nash, Bill Miller,
Shirley Hill and Joanie Hudel teamed up to win the 200
Medley Relay and the 200 Free Style Relay (new record). In
individual competition Nash and Miller also set records in the
Backstroke and Freestyle, respectively. Hill also set a record in
the Womens 100 yd Freestyle.
The final record of the evening came in the CoRec Sweat
shirt Relay as the Wetbacks (Todd Stone, Cathy Bohrer,
Debbie Dick, Steve Clements) recorded a 1:08.84 in the 100
yd event.
1981 Swim Meet
Results
EVENT NAME
200 yd Medley Relay
TEAM
TIME
Men Rick Grimes, Andy McMillen,
Ted Lucas, David Sahm
E-l Corps
1:45.41 R
Women Isken Kalsi, Laura Groff,
Krista Boeder, Dede Pearson
Haas
2:11.59
CoRec Mel Wash, Bill Miller, Shirley
Hill, Joannie Hudel
100 yd Free Style
Humanoids
1:55.53
Men Andy McMillen
E-l
50.48
Women Shirley Hill
50 yd Backstroke
Humanoids
56.90 R
Men Mel Nash
Humanoids
25.76 R
Women Cheryl Panozzo
50 yd Breaststroke
McFadden
32.02 R
Men Kevin Donahue
Greusome
30.15
Women Cheryl Panozzo
50 yd Butterfly
McFadden
35.94 R
Men John Allen
Moore
24.74
Women Debbie Dick
50 yd Freestyle
Neely
31.05
Men Bill Miller
Humanoids
22.22 R
Women Krista Boeder
100 yd Ind. Medley
Haas
27.89
Men Greg Meador
Gruesome
58.34
Women Cheryl Panozzo
200 yd Freestyle Relay
McFadden
1:11.16
Men Carl Bargainer, Todd Stone,
Jim Wagner, Reed Shawyer
Dunn
1:35.31
Women Krista Boeder, Dede Pearson,
"Isken Kalsi, Laura Groff
Haas
1:55.31
CoRec Mel Nash, Bill Miller,
Shirley Hill, Joanie Hudel
Sweatshirt Relay
Humanoids
1:38.29 R
CoRec Todd Stone, Cathy Bohrer,
Debbie Dick, Steve Clements
Wetbacks
1:08.84 R
* Record
Men’s All-University
Final Team Standings
1
E-l Corps
76
2
Humanoids
48
3
Greusome
47
4
Dunn
42
5
Moore
27
6
Moses
12
7
F-2
10
8
Crocker
8
9
1-1
6
(T)10
Aston
4
(T)10
Hart
4
(T)12
E-l Fish
3
(T)12
liversity
Walton
3
1
Haas
71
2
Mac Swim Team
69
3
McFadden
30
4
Neeley
27
5
Underwood
14
(T)6
Humanoids
10
(T)6
Legett
10
8
Fowler
1
ersity Relays
1
Humanoids
56
2
Wetbacks
52
One team member dives as another finishes his leg of one of the many relay races during last
week’s All-University Swim Meet.
No More No-Shows
NO MORE NO SHOWS
Literally thousands of people participate annually
in the Individual and Dual Sports phase of the
TAMU Intramural Program. With that many people
involved in single elimination tournaments, it is not
surprising that problems arise from misunder
standing.
REASON
1. My intramural chairman (roommate,
mother, etc.) didn’t tell me when I was
supposed to play.
2. It was raining.
3. I broke my arm so I want to reschedule
my match in 2 weeks.
Forfeits are a major problem that plagues any
intramural program. We want to eliminate the high
number of no-shows, so that participants get to play
as much as possible.
Listed below are just a few of the reasons given
for missing a match and a frustrated (but improper)
response:
RESPONSE
Get a new chairman, roommate or mom!!!
4. I have to play football (attend a commit
tee meeting, go on a ten mile run, etc.) at
the same time as my intramural match.
5. The Intramural Department didn’t call
to tell me when I play.
Get an umbrella.
Play left-handed (or right-handed) and try to
avoid breaking bones during intramural
tournaments.
Reschedule your football game, committee
meeting, run, etc.
6. I played my match early, and there
wasn’t a supervisor at the court to report the
scores to.
7. I need to reschedule my match, but I
can’t get a hold of my opponent.
Fortunately, the Intramural-Recreational Sports
Department realizes that conflicts will occur. We
try to accommodate people whenever possible, but
occasionally, circumstances prevent rescheduling,
such as when facilities are limited or when other
individuals will be inconvenienced.
To avoid problems, adhere to the following sug
gestions:
1. Sign up for activities only if your schedule
permits. Don’t overload yourself.
2. Check your schedule personally and early.
Schedules are posted in notebooks in the IM office.
If a sport closes Tuesday, the schedules will be
ready by 2 p.m. Thursday. Be prepared to play on
Monday.
3. If there is a conflict, contact your opponents
and try to find 2 or 3 times that are convenient for
all people. Then contact the IM Office and notify
Paula of the reschedule. In the case of racquetbal-
1/handball, there are very few open courts. You can
The IM Department does not have stock in
GTE, so we try to use our phones as little as
possible.
We said you could play early but we didn’t
say it would count.
Play by yourself and if you lose, we’ll con
tact your opponent.
only reschedule if courts are available or you play in
a private facility.
4. If the weather is questionable, call the IM
office or stop by AFTER 4 p.m. on the day you play.
They will give you the day that matches will be
replayed. Reschedules may be played TWO days
later. It is your responsibility to check with the
office within 24 hours for this information.
5. If you cannot reach your opponent (please try
more than once), contact Paula immediately. This
should be 48 hours before your match is to be
played.
6. If you play your match early, you must fill out
a score report form. This is available in the IM
Office. It is the winner’s responsbility to turn the
scores in within 24 hours after the match was
played.
7. And finally, if you have ANY questions, please
call and ask.
Thomas Ratliff
“pumps iron”
during the In-
tramural
Weightlifting
Contest.
Thomas is our
McDonald’s®
“Be Our Guest”
winner this
week. He can
pick up his free
meal card in the
Intramural of
fice.
Man Against Metal
MAN AGAINST METAL
Last Monday evening, the In
tramural Department pitted man
(and woman) against metal in the
IM Weightlifting Contest.
Competing in the Bench Press
competition, 17 participants test
ed their strength in various
weight classes. Participants were
able to win not only by the
amount of weight pressed, but
also by the percentage weight of
their own body weight they were
able to press.
However, for the first time in
the competition, the winner for
total weight and percentage
weight was the same person in
every weight class.
Complete results follow:
Footnotes
VOLLEYBALL PLAYOFF
schedules for classes A and B
are posted in East Kyle. Play
offs are single elimination, so
schedules are different from
league play schedules. Team
captains should be sure to
check to avoid forfeiting.
LOCKERS in East Kyle and
DeWare are cleared at the end
of each semester. If your locker
was cleared last spring or sum
mer, you may claim your be
longings in the IM-REC Sports
Office, 159 East Kyle.
BASKETBALL OFFI
CIALS will be needed for In
tramural basketball next
semester. Officials will be
trained this semester. The first
meeting is Monday, November
30 at 7 p.m. in Room 162 East
Kyle. Mark it on your calendar.
It’s one way to pay off your
Christmas bills.
WOMEN
% Body
Division
Name
Lift
Weight
125 lbs & UnderKay Edwards
165 lbs
1.36%
150 lbs & Up
Dana LeMoine
180 lbs
117%
MEN
150 lbs & Underjames Nakayama
245 lbs
187%
151-175 lbs
Mike Hiller
355 lbs
206%
176-200 lbs
Michael Altimore
275 lbs
153%
200 lbs & Up
Robert Windsor
450 lbs
190%
Acknowledgements
McDonald’s® Intramural High
lights is sponsored each Monday in
the Battalion by your local
McDonald’s® Restaurants at Univer
sity Drive, Manor East Mall and Tex
as Ave. Stories by John Bramblett;
photos by David Einsel and Bob
Sebree.
-THE
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The TAMU Intramural-
Recreational Sports Department is
hosting the fourth annual Texas
State Intramural-Recreational
Sports Workshop on November j
and 7th. IM-REC Sports profes
sionals from all over the state will
be visiting our campus to exchange
information and ideas.
1981 Fun Run
On a cool autumn morning, on a road hound for the sme
farm, fifty hearty souls braved the brisk October weather to
compete in the Intramural-Recreational Sports Departments
annual Fun Run.
Previously known as the Cross-Country Run, the race
covered 3.1 miles of West Campus terain starting and finishing
near the Penberthy Intramural Complex.
Capturing the Men’s title in the student division, aswellas
being the overall champion, was Craig Wiese with a 16:16.3
clocking. The top female student was Janet Steele with a
19:36.1. Top faculty/staff runners were Roger Crockett
(16:49.4) and Kay Edwards (21:32.6). Crockett edged Boh
Wharton by two tenths of a second enroute to his top finish,
In the team competition, the “Puddle Jumpers #1’ wonthe
CoRec title, while the “Team D” won the men’s crown. ]
Complete results are as follows:
Student Division
Div. Place
Men
Overall Place
Time
1
Craig Wiese
1
16:16.3
2
Vince Stark
2
16:43.1)
3
Thomas Ratliff
3
16:48.0
4
Donald Carney
6
16:53.5
5
Elliot Taylor
7
16:51.4
6
Jaime Navarrete
8
17:17.2
7
Mark Eddy
9
17:261
8
John Berringer
10
17:33.0
9
John Meyer
11
17:34.3
10
Rusty Higham
12
17:38.4
11
Sam Childs
13
17:59.3
12
Gregg Beimler
14
18:12.9
13
Thomas Morris
15
18:24.5
14
Otto Hanneman
18
19:07.3
15
Anant Godbole
19
19:25.1
16
Mike Sullivan
25
20:16.8
17
Nelson Tubbs
26
20:20.1
18
John Moreland
27
20:21.1
19
Mark Leonard
28
20:27.7
20
Brian Hay
30
20:50.4
21
Stacey Tamulnas
31
20:53.2
22
David Dirks
33
21:03.3
23
Randall Sullivan
37
21:39.7
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Jay Stockton
38
22:20.8
25
James Reynolds
41
22:45.9
26
John Pennyeook
48
24:35.0
Div. Place
Women
Overall Place
Time
1
Janet Steele
21
19:36.1
2
Betsy Jeter
39
22:21.9
3
Terri Davis
42
22:,54.7
4
Twig Muzacz
44
23:27.5
5
Carolyn Key
47
24.31.9
Faeulty/Staff/Spouse
Div. Place
Men
Overall Place
Time
1
Roger Crocket
4
16:49.4
2
Bob Wharton
5
16:49.6
3
John Wormuth
16
18:48.5
4
Ed Cook
17
18:51.3
5
Jay Walton
20
19:260
6
Ron Hocking
22
19:42.0
7
Bill Weber
23
19:51.9
8
Gene Uselton
24
20:15.4
9
David McGrail
29
20:33.8
10
Michael Johns
32
20:58.5
11
Wade Griffin
34
21:06.9
12
Doug Hensley
35
21:29.9
13
Bill Perry
40
22:32.1
14
Mike Stecher
43
23:05.4
15
Roger Fay
45
23:33.1
Div. Place
Women
Overall Place
Time
1
Emily Kay Edwards
36
21:32.6
2
Olga Hocking
46
23:39.9
TEAM WINNERS - Men (Top 3 times score)
Team ‘D’
Mark Eddy
John Berringer
John Meyer
Team ‘E’
Elliot Taylor
John Wormuth
David McGrail
Roger Fay
Puddle Jumpers #2
Rusty Higham
Anant Godbole
David Dirks
Team ‘F’
Jay Walton
Doug Hensley
Bill Perry
Mike Stecher
52:33.4
(17:26.1)
(17:33.0)
(17:34.3)
56:164
(16:54.1)
(18:48.5)
(20:33.8)
(23:33.1)
58:06.8
(17:38.4)
(19:25.1)
(21:03.2)
63:17.0
(19:26.0)
(21:29.9)
(22:32.1)
(23:054)
TEAM WINNERS — CoRec (Top 2 male and top 2
female times score)
Puddle Jumpers #1
76:37.4
Roger Crockett
(16:49.4)
Jaime Navarette
(17:17.2)
Janet Steele
(19:36.1)
Terri Davis
(22:54.7)
Team ‘A’
84:39.6
Kay Edwards
(21:32.6)
Betsy Jeter
(22:21.9)
Stacey Tamulnas
(20:53.2)
Bill Weber
(19:51.9)
John W. Pennyeook
(24:35.0)
Craig Weise crosses the finish line winning both the
Men’s Student and Overall Champion titles in the In
tramural Fun Run.
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