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Attention All Intramural Participants!! This Friday, May 2 (Reading Day),
beginning at 1 2:00 noon on Field B (Gym 5 if it rains), will be the 1979-1 980
Year End Intramural Awards Ceremonv for the Universitv of Smith Harnlina
Dr. James Campbell, vice-president of student affairs will award President's
Trophies in the following categories:
I. Men's Overall Point Champion ? Traveling Trophy
II. Women's Overall Point Champion ? Traveling Trophy
III Sportsmanship Awards (Men and Women) ? Traveling Trophies
IV. Men's Divisional Champions ? Traveling Trophies
A. Fraternity
B. Residence Halls
C. Independents
V. Most Valuable Intramural Athletes (Men and Women) -- Personal Plaque
VI. Intramural Oficial of the Year ? Personal Plaque
T shirts for the Goal Achievers of the Fitness Foi Life Program will also be
awoivjou iigio. L-vciyunc 10 cnv-ouidyt;u iu duunu anu see wnicn individuals
and what teams will win these prestigious awards.
The following point totals reflect the standings in this year's competition
for the Overall USC Intramural Point Champions. These updated totals include
all sports except Putt-Putt.
FRATERNITIES
Sigma Alpha Epsilon 1 595 Laborde 1 60
Chi Psi 1230 Douglas 1 20
Sigma Nu 1095 Preston 70
Kappa Alpha 1 000
Phi Kappa Sigma 910 INDEPENDENTS
MDATP CTA
i Pi Kappa Alpha 895
Zeta Beta Tau 7 10 AFROTC420
LarnbaChi Alpha 590 PEM 300
Kappa Alpha Psi 51 5 NORML 240
Alpha Tau Omega 470 AFRO 230
, Pi Kappa Phi 420 PRES. STU. CNTR 1 70
L Sigma Phi Epsilon 320 Alpha Phi Omega 140
Sigma Chi 31 5 Beta Alpha Psi 140
Kappa Sigma 1 60 SBA 1 30
Omega Psi Phi 110
Alpha Phi Alpha 80 wuMtw
Phi Kappa Psi 80 Kappa Delta 1 1 64
Phi Delta Theta 40 Alpha Delta Pi 650
Delta Delta Delta 620
MEN'S RESIDENCE HALLS Sims 503
Snowden 860 PEM450
Maxcy 610 Chi Omega 445
Thoinwell490 S. Tower 370
Columbia Hall 310 Delta Zeta 320
Wade Hampton 310 S. Bldg 305
Bates West 280 Bates West 240
u?,cork?n o?c; Capstone 225
\ Bates House 210
Woodrow 2 50 McClintock 1 90
^tGS i0an? Kappa Kappa Gamma 1 73
Moore 1 80
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Softball s
Monday night saw the last regular
season Intramural Softball game to be
played for the 1980 season. After
seven and a half weeks of swinging,
cheering, throwing, chewing, and
rainouts, the official 1980 Softball
playoffs began last night. This also
marked the beginning of the end for
the 1 979-80 USC Intramural year.
This year's Softball playoff
qualifications had been broadened a
little, as shown by the huge turnout at
the playoff meeting Monday night.
Any men'? or women's team that
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surfing Club did all three when they
headed out to Lake Murray this past
weekend and competed in the South
Carolina State Windsurfing Championship,
sponsored by the USC
Windsurfing Club and Dannon Yogurt.
For those competing, as well as those
who gathered to watch, the
^nampionsnip was an exciting ana
interesting way to spend a beach
weekend.
Even though windsurfing is
relatively new in South Carolina, this
I State Championship drew some of
the best windsurfers in the state, as
well as participants from Georgia,
Canada, and even Austria. Reflecting
the tight competition in this ChamninnoUin
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and member of the USC Windsurfing
Club, edged out Larry Ebb of Canada
??. for the overall title. To earn this
?"< prestigious win. Matt had to compete
in the three competitive divisions of
:Slalom, Freestyle, and Port Olympic.
"** The Slalom Course, which features
***<*> two windsurfers sailing
simultaneously through six floating
buoys on a three-lap excursion, began
the competition on Saturday. The
Port Olympic competition followed
the Slalom Race.
The final event of the Cham
pionship was the Freestyle Competition
on Sunday. Each windsurfer
was allowed to attempt any "tricks" r
or windsurfing stunts as three judges!
IP* watched.
The winners of this State Cham
m pionship, which was sanctioned by |
Pthe International Windsurfing Class
Association (IWCA), qualify to
i|p? compete in the Regional Windsurfing
teg Championship to be held in mid July
at Clearwater Beach, Florida. As a
preliminary warm-up to this Florida
trip, the club members will also
compete in the 2 1 st Annual Midlands
Regatta on May 10 11 at Lake |
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arded on Friday, 12:00 Noon, Field B.
winqs into
achieved a 60% winning percentage
over the season, qualified for the
playoffs. This stipulation allowed a
whopping 47 men's teams and 1 2
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With the additional 1 2 Co-Rec teams
qualifying for the playoffs, a grand
total of 71 Softball teams will be
vying for the championship Intramural
T-shirts in their respective
leagues.
Along with the increased quantity
of playoff teams, the quality seems to
have also increased. There were nine
in/loniK^AV
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For further information about
upcoming windsurfing regatta or club
membership call Tim Echard, 7773609
or Riki Ott, 252 0470.
RESULTS
SLALOM
1. Matt Bogusz, USC
FREESTYLE
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1. liiil i y JCiUUb, VitlklUd
2. Riki Ott, USC
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ATTENTION!! This Friday, May 2, (I
Noon on Field B (Gym 5 if it rains
Ceremony. All USC students invit
Fitness For Life T-shirts also awarde<
Saturday, May 3rd, First Annual M
a.m. for runners. Starting time - !
Center.
i Late Entries will be accepted for the
1 2:00 Noon.
Men s, Women s, and Lo nec bono
Intramural Fields beginning at 2:30.
at 4:30 tomorrow on Fields B and
\ 8:30 on Fields B and C, with the Ft
Field C. Pray for NO RAIN!!
This is the last issue of tMe Flash Th
Finals and see ya'll next fall.
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undefeated teams in the Men's
League, three in the Women's
League, and three in the Co Rec
League.
Snowden, NORML, 6th District, the
Islanders, the Bushleaguers, Skoal,
the Art Dept., the Strikers, and the
Rllll? all haH i mhlomickoH FOPrtrric in
the Men's League. The All Nighters.
PEM, and South Tower will be leading
the pack among the women, while
the Visitors, Beta Alpha Psi, and
Wade Hampton Hotel dominated CoRec
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OVERALL WINNERS
1. Matt Bogusz, USC
2. Larry Ebb, Canada
PORT OLYMPIC
I. Lightweight Class
1. Mike Sandridge, USC
2. Riki Ott, USC
II. Heavyweight Class
1. Gene Muree, Folly
2. Mat Bogusz, USC
3. Gemot Reichell, Austria
INTRAMURAL
Reading Day), beginning at 12:00
?j, wm ue tne inuarnurai ?warub
ed to attend (see article above),
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lelon Run. Reporting time is 9:00
9:30 a.m. Begins in front of P.E.
Melon Run until Friday, May 2, at
all Playoffs continuing today on all
Women's and Co Rec Finals begin
C. Men's Semifinals tomorrow at
nals on Friday, May 2, at 2:30 on ;
anks for a great year1 Good luck on
\E. Center, 777 5261
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