Page Four
THE; P I 1. 0 T
February, 1959
TRACKING THE INTRAMURALS
By Larry Mosteller
Intramural volleyball brought the intramurals to a cli
max before the Christmas holidays began with First Hapy
beating First East of Decker Hall for the championship. First
Hapy went into the final round of play against First East
without a loss on its record while the East had lost the first
game they had played; yet they fought back with courage to
go against Hapy in the finals. First East in order to win
the championship must win 4 out of 6 games while First Hapy
without a loss on its hands could win only 2 games out of either
set (3 games in a set).
The first set was won by the East
beating their opponent to hand them
their first loss in competition play.
First East beat them 2 games out of
2 games played. The scores was 16
The championship game was set
Tor a later date, but with the agree
ment of Coach Norman Harris and
the captain of each team It was de
cided upon to follow the other set.
As the set closed it was First Hapy
coming out as the voUeyball champs.
First Hapy took 2 out of 2 games
by the score of 15 to 11 and 15 to 7.
Both teams showed good school
spirit and sportsmanship. Pacing
the winners were Ken Beane, John
Jennings, Neil Setzer, and Marshall
Crews. Putting up a never endless
battle to take second place honors
for the East after losing their first
game were Larry Mosteller, Gene
Hollifield, Dickie Turner,
Travis, Clarence Elmore, James
Snook, and Joe Alverson.
This brought our intramural pro
gram to an end before Christmas
Holidays. At this time there had
been two intramural champions.
These were the Day Students taking
away the football award and First
Hapy winning the volleyball’s top
position.
Returning to school after the holi
days with exams acing the students,
yet the intramural program went on
as Coach Harris called a meeting to
organize the basketball teams.
There were 8 teams organized which
are 1st East, 2nd East, 1 West, 2nd
West, 1st Hapy, 2nd Hapy, and the
Day Students. Because of several
wanting to play basketball for the
Day Students, they were organized
into two teams—South Carolina and
The teams will play
Intramural Box Scores:
(FIRST GAME)
2nd Hapy (191 1st West Decker (10)
Ripley 4 J. Hestor 7
Holland 2 M. Hestor 0
Eckle 3 Lawrence 0
Moore 0 Heldeman 1
Mashbum 2 Dalton 2
Subs: 2nd Hapy—McFarland, Callicutt 8, Roberts, Connerly.
1 West—High.
(SECOND GAME)
2nd West (41) 1st East (22)
Nix 4 Hollifield 6
Clayton 11 Morrow 0
Sparrow 12 Mosteller 10
Lohr 11 Keeter 2
Nanney 1 Gibson 0
Subs: 2nd West—Reynolds 2, Noblet, 1st East—Travis 4.
(THIRD GAME)
Day Students (29) 2nd East (11)
Horton 4 Heaffner 2
Cline 2 Campbell 2
Goans 0 Neal 2
Wright 11 Roper 0
Jones 2 Snipes 5
Subs: Day Students—Cash, Strong, Lackey, Crawley, Scruggs 9,
Tinsley, Hughes, Scruggs 1. 2nd East—James, Pickens.
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