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M ural
Athletes
Outstanding Groups Cited
At First Mural Banquet
By Buddy Norihart
Awards representing outstanding Mural athletic achievements
during the school year were presented to several managers and
organizations at the first annual Intramural banquet, which was
held the last week before the summer vacation.
Jim Horton, president of the Joint Intramural Council, presided
at the banquet, which was attend-
ed by Mural managers, the Intra
mural Staff and guest. Jim Gill,
football line coach, in the role of
after dinner speaker talked on the
evolution of football. Coach Gill
made frequent references to the
great "Pop" Warner, and told the
interested group of the days of
the flying wedge, fake footballs,
and the first forward pass. He
also mentioned the first Carolina
forward pass, which was thrown
in desperation, and considered by
some to be the first forward pass
thrown in football.
Intramural Director Walter
Rabb presented the awards to the
various groups and managers.
Bill Kucyk, Mural assistant, was
named to head the program' dur
ing the summer and next year.
He will succeed Ed Cloyd who
has been recalled to the army.
The first trophies went to the
managers of the winning organi
zations in the two divisions. Bud
Ruffin, Zeta Psi, and Don Davis,
A Dorm, received these awards.
Kay Lewis, Sigma Chi, and Tom
Kellam, B Dorm, received the
trophies presented to the man
agers of the runner-up organiza
tions. Lewis came forward for the
second of three trips to receive
the Fraternity division award for
the outstanding manager. Davis
won this waard for the dormitory
division.
The outstanding athlete awards
were presented to David Collins
from the Med School and Lewis.
The winning organizations, Zeta
Psi and A Dorm received large
trophies as asymbol of their Mur
al prowess. The Zetes collected
1002.82 points during the school
year, 2.87 points better than their
closest rival Sigma Chi. A Dorm
amassed 834.26 points, 79.73 points
better than their closest competi
tor B Dorm.
The next three Fraternities in
order were Chi Psi, 788.23 points;
DKE, 753.09; and Phi Gam 737.65
Med School was third in the
dormitory division with 693.40
points, followed by Ruffin dorm
with 604.40.
Mural Slate
Announced
For Summer
The summer Intramural pro
gram will move into high gear
June 19, with softball tennis, and
golf. ..Because of the limited
enrollment fraternity and dormi
tory teams will compete in the
same division.
Entries for softball and tennis
must be turned in not later than
10 a.m. June 16 to room 315 Wool
len Gym. Fblfers must turn their
qualifying scorecard to Mr. Ken
ney or Mr. Brown at the golf
shop and pay an entry fee of 50
cents.
The only eligibility rule for
softball will be that a player can
represent only one team during
a session. Games will be played
at 4 and 5 p.m. Monday through
Thursday. Teams may be en
tered from fraternities, dormitor
ies or independent groups.
Only faculty members and stu
dents will be eligible for tennis
competition with play limited to
men's singles. The tournament
will be conducted on a single
elimination basis.
Qualifying dates for golfers are
scheduled June 11-20. The tourn
ament is limited to faculty mem
bers and students with single
elimination match play by flights.
Golfers will be placed with others
of equal ability.
The Mural office has announced
June 22-29 for first round
matches. Thereafter four days
will be allowed for each round of
play. Awards will be given to
each flight champion and runner-up.
Kessing Pool
Offers
Full Program
By Bill Grimes
Both students and townspeople
will be able to take advantage of
the facilities of Kessing Pool dur
ing gthe summer sessions.
The University's modern out
door swimming pool is open to
students upon presentation of
their swimming privilege tickets
firmary. Faculty and towns
which may be obtained at the in
people may get their tickets at
the Coashier's Office in the base
ment of South Building. . The
prices per term will be $2 for
children and $3 for adults.
Another feature will be swirn
ing instruction classes for all who
are interested. Men are to con
tact Mike Roman at the pool and
women must make arrangements
through the Women's Athletic
Department. Chlidren must be
five years of age or over.
All men and boys must wear
suits furnished at Woollen Gym
but women and girls may wear
their own suits.
POOL HOURS
Children Instruction 11:00 to 12:00
Monday through Friday.
Childrens Recreation 11 :00 to 12:30
Saturday; 3:30 to 4:30 Daily.
Childrens Swimming Teams 2:00 to
4:00 (See Bob Ousley).
General Recreation 12:00 to 6:00
Monday through Friday; 11:00 to 5:00
Saturday; 2:00 to 5:00 Sunday.
Adult Instruction See University
Summer Bulletin.
(Children may not use pool at re
creation hours not designated for them
unless accompanied in pool by parents).
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The Sports Staff is urgently
in need of assistance. If any of
you new students or old ones
either want to break in on The
Tar Heel staff, now is a good
time. The work is light and
the training for next year is
excellent. You don't have to be
Dick Herbert or Hugo Germino,
just an enterprising student.
Come on up and help us out
we need you.
Interested students, male or
female, contact Buddy Norihart
in the sports office, second floor,
Graham Memorial.
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