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At University Drive
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At Manor East Mall
IM Game Plan
SLAM DUNK ENTRIES OPEN: Today, March 1, is the
first day to sign up for this year’s Slam Dunk Contest to be held
Wednesday, March 10 at 7 p.m. on the G. Rollie White main
floor. Each contestant will be allowed five dunk attempts and
receive two points for each successful attempt. Up to 10 points
will be awarded for style in each attempt, and the male and
female winners will be given Intramural Champion T-shirts.
Enter the IM-REC Sports Office.
ENTRIES OPEN: For Innertube Water Polo and Water
Polo today and close Tuesday, March 9. Play begins after
spring break. Innertube Water Polo will be CoRec only, while
there will be men’s, women’s, and corec divisions in Water
Polo. The entry fee is $20 per team. Equipment is provided.
BADMINTON ENTRIES OPEN: Today is the first day of
registration for this year’s Badminton Doubles tourney. Men’s,
Women’s, and CoRec divisions in Classes A, B, and C. Awards
will be given to Class A and B winners in each division.
HORSESHOE ENTRIES CLOSE: Tomorrow is the last
day to enter this year’s doubles tournament. The entry fee is $1
per person for each division: men’s, women’s, and corec.
Schedules will be ready after 2:00 Thursday, March 4 and play
begins at the horseshoe pits adjacent to the TAMU police
station on Monday, March 8.
FRISBEE TOURNAMENT: Entries close Tuesday,
March 2 for the tournament which will be held Sunday, March
7. Contestants must bring their own frisbees to the ski slope at
noon. Rules and entry forms are available in the IM-REC
Sports Office. Awards will be given to top male and female
winners in each of the four events.
OFFICIALS MEETING: Men and women interested in
officiating Intramural Water Polo and/or Innertube Water Polo
should attend the meeting tonight at 7 p.m. in Room 162 East
Kyle. No experience is necessary, as training is provided.
Contact Lynette Ginn (845-7826) if you have questions or
cannot attend the meeting.
RECREATION FOR DISABLED STUDENTS: A
wheelchair obstacle course will be set up in Room 304 East
Kyle today at 3:00 p.m. for skill instruction and practice. On
Wednesday, March 3, at 3:00, Coach Joe DiBella will speak on
weight training in the G.R.W. Free Weight Room.
Phil Springer, owner
of the Bryan-College
Station area
McDonald’s® Restau
rants, presents Carol
Smith with the
McDonald’s® All-
American Soccer
Player Award. A&M
soccer coach Jim
Butts, left, looks on.
Penberthy Celebration of Sports
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CYCLING: This Saturday and Sunday, March 6 and
cycling club will be in Austin competing in the PnmavenlM|
and Criterium. . ,
GYMNASTICS: This Saturday the TAMU club compete
against Texas Tech and laimar University. The meetwiU!,|
irymnastics room on the third floor of East Kyle. f
HANDBALL: Several members of the TAMU clubwfflli*
ing in Memphis, Tennessee this Friday, Saturday and Sd«
National Intercollegiate Handball Championships. UoodWB
Oakleaf. Beth Rowley. Matt Pokryfki. Richard Harmon, U*fog|
Jeff Davison, Bill Moore and Raymond Walkup! ■
JUDO: Club members will be in Ft. Worth Saturday!
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LACROSSE: The men’s team is at home again this w«kdi
Dallas on Saturday and Houston Bayou on Sunday. Bothi
1:00 on the Drill Field. _
RUGBY: The men’s team will he in Houston Saturday forai^|
with Houston R.F.C., while the women will be in Dihi
Dallas and Oklahoma on Saturday and Sunday.
VOLLEYBALL: The men s A team travels to Ta
tournament Saturday.
FENCING: The TAMU Club is hosting the Texas Col
pionship Tournament Saturday and Sunday on the thi
Rollie White. The Ags expect to win the team award tl
Today is the first day of sign-ups for the third
annual Penberthy Celebration of Sports. This is a
48-hour continuous softball tournament beginning
noon Friday, March 26 and ending Sunday, March
28.
All Texas A&M students, faculty, staff, and
spouses are eligible and encouraged to enter teams
in the Men’s, Women’s, and/or CoRec divisions.
The entry fee, $40 per team, is the same as last
year.
In honor of the founder of Texas A&M Intramu
rals, Walter L. “Penny” Penberthy, this annual
event promises to be a true celebration of sports.
On Saturday morning, March 27, the Texas A&M
Phi Epsilon Kappa Marathon begins and ends at G.
Rollie White Coliseum. At 1:00 p.m. the men’s
lacrosse team is scheduled to play Sam Houston
State, a conference opponent, while men’s rugby
goes against a Dallas club. Both games will be
played at the Penberthy Intramural Complex in
conjunction with the softball tournament.
This year a fast pitch double elimination tourna
ment will be included in Penberthy. Fast pitch will
be limited to eight teams, so anyone interested
should register early. A variety of additional special
events (e.g. Tug-of-War) are now being planned.
For more information or to register a team, come
by the Intramural-Recreational Sports Office (159
East Kyle) before March 23. Don’t miss this annual
event!
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Penberthy
Celebration of
Sports 1982
MARCH 26, 27, 28
SOFTBALL TOURNAMENT
48 Hours of Continuous Play
Divisions for Men, Women, & CoRec
ENTRIES OPEN: March 1 ENTRIES CLOSE: March 23
Awards for Members of the Top Two Teams in Each Division
TAMU Students, Faculty, Staff, and Spouses are Eligible.
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Fencing Club Hosts
Texas Tourney
Basketball coach Warren “Spider” Simpson
teaches Hal Spiegel (shooting) and Jeff Scott
some basketball skills as part of the spring
recreation program for disabled students.
Two womens
super league
basketball
teams, “Den
nis’ Dolls”
and “In Your
Eye” battle it
out.
Super League Basketball
Southwest Conference Basket
ball teams are not the only teams
that play on G. Rollie White Col
iseum main court. Men’s and
women’s Intramural Super
League basketball teams are en
joying the same court privileges
as college players. Super League
players are Class A or better
competitors, so Super League
rules are special and not used for
other intramural basketball
Kruse, the coach of undefeated
“Banished Forever”, says his
team likes the rules, especially
the one allowing open dunking.
league basketball tournaments.
The Intramural-Recreational
Sports Department is thinking of
eliminating Super League next
He says the problem with super
league is that not enough teams
sign up, so they don’t play as
many games as they would like
games.
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Notes
THE INDOOR POOL will close
one hour earlier than usual on Tues
day, March 2 and Thursday, March
For those two days, recreational
swim hours will be 6:00 to 9:00 p.m.
WHEN IT RAINS the Intramural
Department will not make decisions
regarding softball games until 4:00
p.m. DO NOT CALL BEFORE 4.00
to see if your softball game has been
called due to rain.
THE TEAM HANDBALL
CLUB is looking for new members.
Anyone interested, regardless of ex
perience can contact Karen Laber-
man (846-7430) or come to practice
Tuesday night at 8:00 p.m. in De-
Ware Fieldhouse.
Rick Hall, Assistant Director
for Intramural Team Sports, says
Super League players prefer to
play by regular High School
rules. The games are longer be
cause regulation timeouts are
permitted. In addition. Hall
said, the Super League players
get the best referees resulting in
better games and better compe
tition.
Many of the players expressed
liking other aspects of Super
League play, such as the open
dunking rule, fiberglass back-
boards, wider court space, and
the lack of nearby courts to dis
tract the game with buzzers and
whistles from another game.
to. Kruse said he knows there
are teams that could play Super
League, but decided to play
Class A so they would play more
games. Some of them are teams
that have played together in city
year due to lack of interests, but
would rather continue offering
it, so that very highly skilled
players have an opportunity for
better competition.
The Texas Collegiate Fencing
Championships are being held at
Texas A&M this year on Satur
day and Sunday, March 6 and 7.
This is an invitational tourna
ment providing competition
strictly for undergraduate
fencers. The club is expecting
about 150 fencers to compete,
including close to 20 Aggies.
There will be four different
events. On Saturday. Men’s foil
will be at 10:00 a. m. and epee
will be at 3:00 p.m. On Sunday,
women’s foil will be at 10:00 a.m.
and sabre will be at 1:00 p.m.
The tournament is being held on
the third floor gyms in
White.
Both individual andj
awards will be given out.
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State has won the team
but A&M plans on w
team award this year.
So if you’ve never
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would like to see how it!
this tournament will be
one to see. And at tit
time, you can support act
tive Aggie sport club. Stq
Rollie White Saturday
Sunday.
If you have any suggestions,
stop by the IM-REC Sports Of
fice. They are always welcome
regarding Super League or any
other aspect of the program.
A minimum of four entries in
either men’s or women’s Super
League divisions is usually
necessary for the league to be
offered. This year, however, the
men and women both had only
three teams each in their divi
sions and were allowed to com
pete anyway. This is the first
year men have played Super
League.
On Guard!... for the Intramural Fencing Toumanrt
Saturday and Sunday.
Currently, the first place
men’s team is “Banished Forev
er”, and “In Your Eye” is win
ning the women’s division. Bret
The Frisbee Tournament is Sunday, March 7. Jeff
Milliken, left, and Brent Breuard show how it’s done.
Jeff and Brent are our McDonald’s®, “Be Our Guest”
winners this week. They can pick up their free meal
coupons in the Intramural Office.
Acknowledgements
McDonald’s® Intramural High- University Drive, Manor
lights is sponsored each Monday Mall and Texas Avenue. PM
in the Battalion by your local by Tom Davies and SK
McDonald’s® Restaurants at Ward.
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