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Intramur npw nr By Larry LeVine Gamecock Staff Writer A new addition to the intramural nrnpram in Jr ~o* "?? ? formal and co-recreational sports, is being offered this fall, according to Eric Stein, director of inj i i i i tramurai ana recreational sports. Informal and corecreational sports is geared to the student who does not want to participate in the more competitive snorts nffprpH hv the in tramural program although it is open to any student, Stein said. Men and women are allowed to compete together in the various sports offered, he added. THE SPORTS offered this fall includes fitness for life, play begins Thursday, Aug. 30; co-recreational soccer, entry deadline Thursday, Sept. 6; co-recreational volleyball, entry deadline Thursday Sept. 20; and pumpkin run, entry ^ 1 in n TV /T OO ucruuimc: ivav^iujci^ , v/v. i. ^,0. "Basically these sports are going to be a place where a student can meet other people and everyone can have a good time," he added. The more competitive intramural sports consist of separate men's and women's sports. A few of the men's sports includes flag football, entry deadline Thursday, Sept. 6; tennis singles, entry deadline Thursday, Sept. 13; golf, entry deadline Thursday, Sept. 20; and tennis doubles, entry deadline Thursday, Sept. 27. Some of the women's sports offered includes flag football, entry deadline THEHE> Specializing in . POSTERS INCEN PSYCHEDELIC LIGh UNIQUE CARDS BONGS Welcome B Specic i rv n / r\ lU /o LMSC Merchand Specia | ij j" I |DOWNTOWN? ? BL alprograr oarams a Thursday, Sept. 6; tennis singles, entry deadline Thursday, Sept. 13; basketball, entry deadline Thursday, Sept. 20; and tennis doubles, entry deadline Thursday, Sept. 27. STEIN SAID individuals iwonf irtrf f rv /irvtvt rvrvf/A KAI V\ wanting, LU LUIII^IC IU uuin tennis singles and doubles may do so. 4'In past years individuals were restricted to playing either singles or doubles." In addition to intramural sports, many sports clubs are offered. "The sports nluK nmrtrom io rlnci rfnnrl fr\ ciuw pi ugi cini 10 \,vj serve individual interest in different sports and is student oriented. The objectives of the sports club program are: to offer a sports activity for any interested student who has a desire to participate; to develop skills in special snorts: and to Drovide an I ? -?1 Jr opportunity for extramural competition which is separate from official intercollegiate competition," he added. ANYONE INTERESTED in obtaining more information concerning sport clubs and other intramural sports can pick up a brochure in the intramural and recreational office in room 102 in the Blatt Physical Education Center. The phone number is 7775261. "If anyone has a question, give us a call," Stein said. Stein said any full-time student, faculty, or staff is olirfihln t r\ nortj/iinnfn i r-1 tUr k/iv^ iv/ pai ucipaiw in uic various intramural activities. 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I ocn -yncc JL J^-/ OJ3 |i OCKS FROM CAPITOL I ti updated, vailable "The objectives and guiding principles of the intramural and recreational sports program are: to provide an equal opportunity for every individual, regardless of his or her ability, to realize the fun and joy of participation in their favorite snort against fair and equal competition; to offer a variety of activities balanced between the vigorous and light and team and individual so as to meet the present interests and future needs; to safeguard the participants' health by choice of activities, medical services, limiting participation, safety rules, functional equipment, and supervision; to aid in the development of a total education for all through an organized and structured intramural and recreational sports program to be implemented by the intramural and recreational sports department," according to Stein. "We are open to any new ideas," Stein said. "We are trying to offer something for everyone. We hope that people will come down and check us out." t [ A Re 1 You mi automati ? record of ever tou< Aci V MOTOR J I f" ~ If STROBE ^I^ICATOR^^ Ii I ADJUSTMENT j \ CONTROL I ? (price i yZ^"REMO" / SIZE & \ ^ I SPEED \ I CONTROL ) ( V BUTTONS J 1ST ,?~\ IB I i ijf 'iurn j r JWarn Eric Ste Aiken coac to assist U AIKITXJ - lisr at Aikpn mpn's haskp Holy Cross University in Worcester assistant coach for the United States it competes in the Third Intercontir I Aires, Argentina this month. George Blaney, head coach at Ho! i head coach. Also assisting will b I College in Lawrenceville, N.J. The team will be made up of 01 games. I he purpose ot the Intercom these players exposure to internatioi SOME OF THE players on the squ Wake Forest, Roosevelt Bouie of S national cnampion Micnigan Man Maryland, Bill Hanslick of Notre ] Kansas and Ron Perry of Holy Cross ! The team trained at Holy Cross u headed for Argentina, returning on S The games will be sponsored t Association of the United States of A Russia, Israel, France and Czechosh games. i THIS IS THE second consecutive ye? neip coacn an American amateur Louisville's Denny Crum at the ] Colorado Springs, Colo. imote-Con rurntable? 3y play it manually or you cally select any single track withii - any series of tracks in any order wi ;hing the tone arm. uutr3c4C)l * v ? ? - M ? HfBllIMfl INCLUDES rE CONTROL Reg. $600 ^$24< *l> 41)1 1002 Gervais St. 765-2453 HMMMMMMMMMi |F ;s m h picked C J. .O. LtZUitl ?tball coach Larry Wall is at , Mass., where he will be an men's basketball team when lental Cup Games in Buenos ly Cross, is the is the teams' e John Carpenter of Rider x;tY*nir? VmtAnfulc f r\r tVta 1 QQH J inpiv. iiwpviuio IW1 IUV IJUV inental Cup Games is to give lal play. : lad include Frank Johnson of yracuse. Jay Vincent of the ! e team, Buck Williams of Dame, Darnell Valentine of ntil Aug. 18. On Aug. 19 they ept.5. | >y the Amateur Basketball merica. National teams from 3vakia are also entered in the ir that Wall has been asked to ! team. Last year he assisted National Sports Festival in I ) may J.j n the jI thout j! nr /^\ i , | I / SEPARATE \ |. | hJ j TONEARM I \ MOTOR I : / \ / ADC \ 1 CARTRIDGE J \ ?\ f TRACK \ I \ I SELECTION | ~l// \ BUTTONS J JOO / fumction^ I J I CONTROL I I \ BUTTONS J \ / IICII: