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THE

Intramurals

KENTUCKY

Annual
Spring Grid Skirmish
Set For 8 p.m. Tonight

FrkTay, April 21,

KERNEL

Blue-Whit- e

Linvillc, Spivcy's Team Wins
Softball Game
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Lose To Vancly, Western ivy.

some wonderful talent has been
seen.
WAA is planning the biggest
of its history here at UK this
Colcoming Saturday, a state-wid- e
lege Play Day fills the description.
Seventeen colleges hve been invit
ed, representing every section of tne

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cation Department.

Best everyone get the swimmin?
suit dusted ofl from sunbathing and
get set for April '6, the date set ton
the annual V'v'AA swimming meet.
Each orsar.iration wishing to enter
this meet must have one practice
before the day of the meet and each
member of the team must have had
a physical exam this year,
Athletic directors know the details
and should make sure the requirements are fulnl'.ed so that no elim- -:
inations will have to be made at the
last minute due to some technicality.

By Fred Lawson
The match was played on the state.
Kentucky golf team will be in ?3-The
Country Club course.
Action begins at 10:30 Saturday
Knoxville tomorrow where they will
Plaving in the Kentucky No. 1
meet the Tennessee golfers. After spot. Owen's 70 er abled him to de- - morning and will include a luncheon
By Lewis Donohew
at the Student Union Building, a
this match they will move to
7 ana s.
to meet the Georgia Tech feat Miami's Art Stone 76 to defeat rlomnnetrfllinn llV Tll RiffTTia flflfl
they're
intrasouad spring football game is scheduled
annual
Marvin Lear shot a
Thev call themselves the Sluggers and maybe they know what theman informal
alter me
golf team.
under the Stoll Field arclights.
Gary Carle, Miami, who shot a 73.
af- talking about. People will string along with them until they show way to be. played tonight - u v..,., Kxn cot ok - i- for adults and 50 cents for
Then Tuesday they meet the
Wripht. and games are completed late that
-knew their
tit
Bud Lewis, Crai?
Aumissiun iui
Athens. While
selves diilerent. anyhow, because they sure proved they
ternoon.
college, high school and grade school Georgia linksmen in they will par- Ray Colton all finished with 75's.
UK students as well as all other
.
around a basketball court.
they are hi Athens
Sports to be participated in during
The match summary:
Teurna-mestudents in the local area.
Thof. Rill Siiivev. Bobbv Watson.
captain for the Blue ticipate m the SEC Golf
Kentucky 23, Miami 4
the day are basketball, volley ball,
April
Bob Gain, ace tackle, will serve as honorary
company we're talking about. were best with the bat for PDT in
and
badminton, fencing, and tennis.
squad. Neither of these
First Foursome
rn their last Southern trip the
game.
leven while Shorty Jamerson heads the White
They're now a Softball team in the the
only of Wildcats lost to Alabama 16'i-10'Fhyl Kloecker, president of WAA,
John Owens K. 70, defeated Art
gridders mu uvn tne molesmns for the players will consist
Intramural leaeue and they're out
two
is in charge of the entire project,
Kentucky's Bud Lewis and Marvin Stone M, 79,
line Score
to do to the other teams in Softball
and sophomores.
freshmen
follows:
excused for this Lear lost to Gilbert Wesley and BUI
K, 76. defeated Her chairmen heads are as Publicity A "Country Dance Party," sponHI 00-- 6
Marvin Lear
Delta Chi
what CCNY did to lliem in basketThe varsity members from last season have all been
00-- 5
Dot Honaker;
122
Officials
sored jointly by the Westminster
Burton 0 in the first foursome.
ball.
Phi Delta Theta
tlR'
Fellowship and the young adult's
Bonnie Sharp; Registration
Kentucky won low ball,
Bill Baker and Jonn uwero,
Top Areyles
Batteries: Miller and Howarth;
now busy lending assistance to
Many of the 1549 letter winners are
Second Foursome
Pat group of 'he Maxwell Street Presbydefeated Al Jones and Ecb
Connie Weatherby; and Art
spring sports.
not strongly Roemele. Scherer, and Ward.
They proved this,
the baseball and track teams as well as other
in the third foursome.
terian Church, was held iast week
Lakey y-Rnrt Lewis
K, 75, defeated Bradley and Chris Morris.
but nonetheless effectively, this week
Blues Slight Favorite
KentucKys
in the Women's Gym.
And in
A home run by Frank Williams
if for no other Wright the third Colton won over George Hinkelberer (M, 77,
mndip.g out an 7 win over
bv p
All the big plans and desired sueSigler were the
and Ray
The Blues of Bob Gain should rate a slight favorite quarterbacks m
The dances were led by Burl
Craig Wright (K. 7d, ana moe
Argv'es, another team composed and a triple by Jim it
the
attack of reason than the fact that this team has two promising
many-hcess would never have been possible Back, president of the Country
Linton Selman ana uanny jones Hall (Ml, 75, tied l'i-l'- j.
mainly of varsity leuermen (looi- - bis blows hi the their
conquest
of East Moling in.
3
the Pis KAs in
without the patient guidance of Dance Society at the University.
Low ball was tied, l's-l'- i.
Bill Farley, of Charleston, W. Va., and Bill Baltzall,
ball).
Donaldson, of East
weather
Gene Fontaine
rePlaying in
f rv.i iron - Tan
111
Third Foursome
t'h"In addition, the Blues will have in the line Gene
WAA advisors. Miss Nancy Poe and Other games were played and
The SluerBl-j- re- ter reads almost ui three hits and teammate Charles
and snow flurries on Saturday, April
roster got
Chicago Ind., who is rated as a tremendous prosper.
Bill Baker K), 84, defeated Jim Miss Cleo Pat Patatsos, both mem- - freshments were served.
like the Bin
Vander-bil- 't
Graham made two for the Phi Taus. the line for the Gainmen should be Calvin Smith, tackle; End Bob Fry 14, the Wildcats defeated Lexington Wilson M, 87,
will red next year.
20Vi-fi- ,j
on the
a nomadic from out
Line Score
Ray Colton K. 75, defeated Sam
At first bae is big Bill Spivey.
Center R. B. Hodge and Wingman Bob Robinson,
rmintrv Club course.
3
81,
530
with the bases
whose scratch double
Phi Kappa Tau
n.iHf.. wav.
Lear led the Kentucky Ineuerson M, low ball,
iimmf
Marvin
Kentucky won
loaded was a deciding factor in the
Pi Kappa Alpha .... 105 (5) 4
King Top Prospect
as he toured the Country
linksmen
and
On around the
The Wildcats now have five wins
Slugger victory'for a 74- - just
8
Don King of Turtle Creek, Club course in
Spearheading the White squad is
-r.
or Arinn Kine. second base. Self, Glass (5); Harrison, llonaKer,
and a tie in eight contests.
.
nnlonriollv an ALL. two over par.
ju
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Pcnn Kin" a transfer from Clemson, is saia
who homered in the contest. Bobby and Cunningham.
nnv Colton shot a 75. the second
equipment.
Watson at shortstop and Len PearAirerican aTong of his natural ability and physicallinemen to watch in low score of the match. Colton s
with Donaldson, are rated as two
son holding down the hot corner.
tv, sire tmirnev favorite, lived
Kta
season. partner. Bud Lewis, shot a 76.
Pearson had not played softball
n tHir ratine bv topping Phi 50. One.' or both, might develop into a big star during the com.n?
Johnny uwen s ana ins opponent.,
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until he came to UK. He gained Sigma Kappa,
in a fast, almost
with King will be Center Fran
Marshall Trammell. each shot 76's.
In the line
most of his experience with Alex errorless contest.
By Anne Boyd
tackles, Don Smith, of Beloit, Wis., and Don Weaver,
Kentucky ZO'i. vannerDiii
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and a poir of touch
Groza's barnstorming softball aggreLine Score
First Foursome
f
21-- 3
Louis-vill- e.
summer.
gation last
Old Man Weather has been giving
Phi Sigma Kappa .... 000 0x-hTqrteacks'are Herbie Hunt. Mayfield, and Larry Jones
John Owens (K) 76 and Marshall the softball-minde- d
7
people a hard
Ramsey
Sigma Alpha Epsilon 430
recently converted into
i.
The latter was formerly a halfback and was
Trammell (V) 76 tied,
March;
time during the past few weeks. But
Batteries: Jacobs and
Lindle Castle, Dick Bowman, Rogso he is a question-marMarvin Lear (K.) 74, aeieacea duo the WAA tournament in miramurais
a sienal-callbe John Bernard, Leddy (V 83,
er Lavne, and Lou Tsiouropoulis are Patrick and Reed.
Pacing the backfield for the Whites will probably Paragould, Ark.
is now in full swing. This week
patrolling the outfield. Lanky Lou
Kentucky won low ball, ii-'- i.
Conn., and Bin Daniels, speedster from
Argyle
Britain,
in the
winds up the first round of the
made a running catch in the
l omMi r"r,l srnred six runs behind of WdTy enough, the roster lists one player from here in Lexmgton,
Second Foursome
single elimination softball tournagame which had the fans agog.
fourth inning to come from
vars.ty
seen
Tliirl Iwis K 76. defeated John ment of the 50 season. Approxidecision over Al- namS Ralph Taylor. Not since the war years has a local lad
8
Behind the plate is Frank Ram and take an
mately fourteen teams are in the
man m oaseDau pha Tau Omega. Charley Hawley ei vice with the Wildcat gnoaers.
Griscomb (V) 78,
sey, an
75, aeieaiea race for the cup this year. There is
Ray Colton (K
while at Madisonville High School. and Jim Getker, with three hits
some fast softball and some fun in
Letson,
Bryant Leggett V 80,
Ramsey is catching the slants of apiece, led the LXA batting puncn.
KArlen Maternick.Waukesha. Wis.
Frv. CinHnn.-itMayfield
store at these games. The games
KentucKy won low Dan,
Shelby Linville, whose pitching arm Brooks tripled for the losers.
r --TVintf RhrmwHl. Horkinvtlle. Ind. F Chet Weaver. Pleasantville, N. J.
T Don
begin daily at 5:00 on the Women's
Third Foursome
may determine the final standing of
rhct Lukowskl. Fast Chicago
Line score
1
iwn cti.iiv",
Smith. Barbourvill
see you there!
Alpha Tan Omesa .. 141 20-- 8
G Paul Holletnan. Somerset
the team. Dick Pickrone and Read
Craig Wright (K) 76, defeated Pete field. Hope to
Donaldson, East Chi., Ind.
West Allrs. Wis.
6x-- ll
G Bob Werner.
Another tournament in progress
Morgan are also on the squad.
(V) 77,
Lambda Chi Alpha 302
Ct Tive OweiiR. Owensboro
Robinson
C Frank Fuller. Dubois. Pa.
contest was
Gym. Fencing
The Slugger-ArgyBatteries: Paul and Cornelison; C R B Hodi;e. Blytheville. Ark.
Jack Roundtree (V) 77, defeated in the Women's being staged allchalC Bill Pesci. Blairsville. Pa.
Morristown, Tenn.
this
Hough, Macke, and C nimnld Dyer, I.ouisville
lenge meets are
C Allen Buckner. Winchester
one of several close games this week. Linkenfelter,
BiU Baker (K) 77, 2,4-,-- i.
G Rill Dawson.
rally in Donohew.
G Ray Correll. Somerset
2'-week and next week. Some 15 woKentucky won low ball,
The winners snuffed out a
G Hnlph Tnvlor. Lexineton
ROME
G Fiord Layman, Louisville
margin.
tournament.
Baldwin. M;idionvil!e
T.Tohn
r.acr Katiirrin v. Auril 15. Johnny men are entered in this
the last inning to hold their
T Frank Jurgens. Newport
T Carl Weher, Ambride. Pa.
round of 70 They received their instruction as
T Don King. Turtle Creek, Pa.
Joe Sopchek and Donald Dick
Owen's
Newton Badminton Champ
GriKEs. Morganfield
Jthn
E Bill Johnson, Louisville
were the battery for the Argyles.
Rob Fobinson. Lompoc, Calif.
helped the Wildcats to defeat Miami, extra training. Both instruction and
Write or Phone
E Dominic Casalenova, Brooklyn
C. M. (Fig) Newton, varsity base- F.ri.v. Charleston. W. Va.
Ohio, University by the score of participation are voluntary and
Q Larry Jones, Louisville
Other Games
baU and basketball star, added more O Bill BatoH. East Moline. 111.
q Herbie Hunt. Mayfield
rwlta Chi heat the Phi Delts.
Louisville
laurels to his crown Wednesday H John Cron. Springfield, Tenn.
HBunkv Gruner. Columbia Park. Ohio
H Hal Robertson.
end Pi Kappa Alpha beat Phi night by copping the intramural H Bob Ray. Louisville
H Harrv Jones, Louisville
Havdon. Springfield
H Bob
in two of the badminton singles championship H Wallace Mitchell. Somerset
Kappa Tau,
150 Broadway
H Bill Daniels, Paragould. Ark.
closest games in the fraternity di- and then teaming up with Carrol F Ed Koz'owski, Philadelphia
F John Bratnard. New Britain, Conn.
Cortland
doubles F Jim McMurray, Morganfield
New York 7, N. Y.
' F Tom Fillkm, Owensboro
vision.
Jacobs SAE) to gain the
HART'S Laundry
Miller's four hit pitching and Jim crown also.
- - - back in
A
Darst's two hits in three turns at He defeated Charlie Holland
i
should write to the Institute of In
the platter led the Delta Chis in SAE),
in the last elimithe Phi Delts.
ternational Education, 2 west 43tn
seven hours!
bir conquest ofand Bob Scherer nation in the singles tourney, a field
Kenny Scroggins
Street, New York 19, N. Y- - before
which began with 181 nopeiuis.
e
beat Lee
March 20 for application forms.
Newton and Jacobs
quirements include a B.A. or B.S.
Brewster and Doug Osborn (DTD),
degree, full knowledge of the Ger15-in the doubles contest.
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Five Golf Favorite
The first German government and good academic record, characDRY
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Don Grugin (KA. are expected tute of International Education.
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morning - - New York.
ha trp inw score shooters.
Deadline for the second rouna oi
The program, sponsored by the
afternoon.
Tires, Batteries, Brakes
golf singles is 9:30 p.m.. April 22. Bavarian Ministry of Education and
aeaaune Culture, consists of six graduate
First round tennis singles
Starter, Lights, Ignition
period befellowships for a one-yeis the same as golf.
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Phone
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him in writing by the deadline date. etinonit of 200 marks a month
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