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r\r , ..... rn9~p ? , v % . , . . ^ , N ^ ^ ir C UmirVC Intramural # W Sports Flash iT Volume "I? minimi March 12 , 145 i Intramur under For its one, two, three strikes your o ball game. Yes sir, the intramural softbc here and underway. This past Sunday the opening day ba by supervisor Mary Hellen Holden, an< underway. 96 mens teams, 26 wome co red teams entered this years schedi. of 145 teams. The IntramuralRecreatio excited about the increased student int the men's intramural director Bruce Bi have over 50 more teams than we Softball which means the student r themselves." All teams are scheduled to play 5-6 regular season with a 60 ? winning pe to make the playoffs. Also, teams will b a 6.5 sportsmanship rating to mak "World Series." This season the schedules were dev Intramural Listed below are the point totals for all the teams competing for the overall USC Intramural Cham pionship. The tabulations include all points accumulated from last semester, including the basketball season. Congratulations to Sigma Alpha Epsilon, and Good Luck to all others who trv to catch them in the final couple of weeks of intramural competition. Fraternity Division Sigma Alpha Epsilon 1 225 Sigma Nu 835 Chi Psi 820 Kappa Alpha 770 Pi Kappa Alpha 685 Phi Kappa Sigma 660 Zeta Beta Tau 420 Lambda Chi Omega 290 Alph NU Omega 290 ^'zw ^^-Tl teams to participa al softball way tor bp ut at the old soft- preferences of the ill season is finally choose 2 league tii ticipate, and they w< II was thrown out choice whenever po: 3 the season was 2 fraternity league: ns teams and 23 dependent leagues. iic iu 11 iar\c a luiai wuhicii o auu uu k nal Sport Office is apiece. erest, and in fact. Due to the numb Jtrym stated "we season, it will be p have ever had in games that are raine< nust be enjoying "all" field times are your team to the ga games during the your games, and avo Kcentage required So it's out to the if* rpnuimri tn havp season. Who will th< ;e the intramural time to become in> everyone ? "its not eloped around the you play the game." champion* ri r\appa rni ^ /u Kappa Alpha Psi 265 Sigma Chi 255 ? Sigma Phi Epsilon 1 80 Kappa Sigma 1 60 Omega Psi Phi 1 10 Alpha Phi Alpha 70 Phi Kappa Psi 60 Phi Delta Theta 30 Residence Hails Snnwrifln R7D Maxcy 360 Thornwell 330 Horseshoe 255 Columbia Hall 250 Bates West 240 Wade Hampton 200 Bates House 1 90 Woodrow 1 80 Moore 110 Douglas 80 Bury Newman ? QAMC COCK 1 te ring entering teams. All teams could mes in which they visited to par sre scheduled according to their first ssible. The men's division resulted in 5, 2 residence hall leagues, 2 in and 6 Gamecock leagues. The ic divisions resulted in 2 leagues er of teams that have entered this jractically impossible to reschedule 3 out or cancelled because practically taken. Therefore, be sure to get all of ill*-, ui I 111 I I ou uioi y uvj V/Ui i piu y cjii id the terrible "forfeit." i old ballpark for the 1980 spring e winners be0 Anyone that takes the /olved as a participant. Remember weather you win or lose, but its how ihin totals Preston 20 Independent AFROTC 260 NROTC 240 AFRO 1 70 c*.. 1 cr\ r ico.oiu.v>cii. i uu PEM 1 50 Alpha Phi Omega 1 00 SBA 100 Volleyball Club 100 NORMl 90 GSAPS 70 Beta Alpha Psi 70 WUSC 50 Intramural by Jeff Coates Sports Flash Editor Ahoy all floating fish of fun! The 1 st Annual Co-Rec Innertube Waterpolo season is officially underway. Last Wednesday the six teams in the Wednesday Night League donned their cans and suits and initiated this new Co-Rec Sport here at USC. The three matches that were played showed that this season of Innertube H20Polo is going to be fun to watch as well as play! All together we had twenty teams sign up for this new sport. Eight teams play in the Sunday Afternoon League, six teams try it on Monday nights, and the remaining six teams splash it out on Wednesday evenings. Each team must have at least seven players (at least three must be girls), even though most teams have signod up well over that minimum number. Lets' move on to sonae of the ac tual matches. In a surprise upset wir over a pre season favorite, "Save the Whale" sunk NROTC 18-3. Nancy Memmlaer and Kris Doty shared high scoring honors by throwing in 3 goalj apiece (remember, girls get twe pumi3 iui ouuiiii^ yuaia, WIIUIOOJ guys only score one point). The Sigma Alpha Epsilon Valuables dunked the floating Aqua Nauts, 16-3, while Edna and Tedna slithered past the Prunes lj-iu. in the tana and Tedna Prunes contest, Ed Andrews led the scoring with six goals, a season high ? _ so ?ar. This past Sunday, eight teams ^ilirprtifiAvviPi mmm ^ issi B? w t^rj :" T% ' A v . v.ibcic^i ^ID9Hr v - - ~ "** % - X*.' i . ? . w" .. -' Softball bats are swlngir Women Kappa Delta 874 Air.u? o: C nn rAiplia ucua rI JUU Delta Delta Delta 380 Chi Omega 370 1 waterpolo splashed it out for their first night of official play. The Water Blades dominated Alpha Phi Omega 14 4, with Collette Bennett leading the scoring with four goals The Whales tliPn uricpt MimthPi nrP spasnil favorite, the Valve Stems 12 5 Glenda Greenaway netted five goals in their upset victory. Next the Tazmanian Dolphins, losers last week to the Valve Stems in a practice match, totally let the air out of the Pi Polo Poolers tubes, 2 5 3. Terry Fountain scored a record tying six Next in intri | Sport Entry Deadline Fitness For Life Enter Now | 3-Man Basketball Thurs. Mar. 1 3 Putt-Putt (M,W) Thurs. Mar. 1 3 [ Track Thurs. Mar. 27 Co-Rec Innertube H20Polo co Gamecock Varsity Pool ? Blatt from 2:30-6:30and Mondays 6-S Intramural cnfthnll rnritirinac < [ Thurs. 4:30-closing, Sun. 1:30-cl [ Co-Rec tennis starts this Friday Foul-shooting tournament is this j Wrestling tournament Mar. 21-; All intramural managers must < fill out our Program Evaluation Sur i fit HT x-.-: >:y Karon Kemper - GAMECOCK ig at the p.E. Center. Sims 353 PEM 340 Capstone 265 Delta Zeta 260 Bates West 240 South Building 235 m has begun goals in that decisive victory The Staffcocks then forfeited to a fired up F.I.A team Yes, folks, this new sport seems tobe catching! With over 2 50 players participating, and the season barely a week old, we look for some pretty f ^nPW "tnhinn' ' hv/ t ho OnH /~vf th? season. A reminder for anyone still wishing to join a team, you can' Teams may add players all season loncj. So come on out and cheer on your favorite Co Rec iny Polo Playing Player! week imurals l A ntinues tonight at 6:00 p.m. in ^ P.E. Center. Play is also Sunday ) D.m. Junday through Thursday. Mon.osing at P.E. Center. ; at 4:30 p.m. t Friday 23 :ome to the Intramural Ofice and vey. Let us hear what you wantM e ? ?J .wwV.k