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THE CAMPUS CHAT, DENTON. TEXAS, FRIDAY, JlTNE 9, 1989
Park Opens With Varied Recreational Program
Schedule Features
Swimming, Dancing
Skating and Shows
Out of the most diversified re*
oponaorad by the College on Sun „ _ __
day will be played from 6 unt.i 8 30' * ,0 t0 8«• ' T0 D|«v |n National Tonrnpv
K SO O'clock each of th« u day. untl1 9:8®* rwreatio# course 7 to * O riay in INdtlOnai , Limey
and from 1:80 until 6 o'clock on M:8°; «■ ■" 6 t0 8 30. ■wimmin*
Sunday untl' S*®®, P'fture show 8:30 to
Games, such a> volley hall, cro-
quet, horae ahoen, and other aporta, Tl ESDA1 S Intramural con
will be played each evening ex- " a<l to * '«"■ (fame* (Col-
reationaJ program* ever given at cept Saturday from 8:30 until program night i to fc:20,
the North Texan State Teacher* * SO o'clock on Monday Wednea- bating ;30 U> 8 :30, golf until
Collage will be offered here this day, and Friday and from 7 un recreational cour < 30 to
numrner, Theron J. Fouta, dear: of til >• 30 on Tuesday A two-hour '* '*9' swimming
men and director of recreational group play will he presented by un<>' o'clock, 'iancinir on alah
activities at the colkfe. said thie the students from fi:30 until 8:30 * ®J*®' v.c,
week. The recreation park official flock on Monday. Wednesday, KPNESHA i S Intramuia.
I) opened last Tuesday evening Thursday, and Friday The same ™ntests 6 30 to 8 20, games «:30
Selected to fulfill the demands hour* on Friday night wiU he <" «: * "wimming until << o'clock,
of the greatest number of students, given over to the meeting:, of the gf0 P P'*y (College students*
the well-rounded program u based campus social clubs fi: ^ t(' S:3°- "*W tin r fi '<" tc 8:30.
on the axporieneec of other -ol- Replacing the scout leadership g"^ recreation course
)«*e and cities throughout the course, which has been given in ~ 8:30. dancing on slab 8 10 to
Itnndolph Scot t. left and Fred thi Nation I'ennis tournament
Itarns. right, are (he Lone Star i* he held in I'ennay I* ania this
Conference lenm« double* chain month They were members of the
pmns from I'eachers ( ollege whi' tnail of innquerinu llenion racquet
will represent th< Southweat \rea > >■ Iders for lh< pa«-i reason.
the past, will 1« the college's new 30, tennis (> to 8:30.
recreation course, which is offered THI RSllAYS: Intramural eon-
. . ... i i 1 , . f, r v,'( ri t>tn tnnl lenders nuin*r- test.** (5l30 t* h JO, gum* * 3t^
tainment will he offered six night? J< r "criauonai leauers. *uj>« r
visors, and workers in community **, swimming until h oclock.
students I
country.
From five to six types of enter
each week Sunday is the only day
that the park will not I* open
at night with its recreational pr>
gram Participation in all activi
.ies is open to the students on pre*
entation of the college activity
ticket. A small admission charg.
group play (College
fl 30 to 8 30. skating fi:30 to 8:20.
golf until 0:30, motion picture*
8 30 to ft 30, recreation course 7
to 8:30. tennis 6 to 8:80.
FRIDAYS: Club meetings, in-
tramural contests fi-30 to 8:20.
swimming until ft o'clock, game-
6:30 to 8:30, group play (Col-
lege students! f!:30 to 8 30, skat
Rideout Twins Barns and Scott
recreational course 7 to 8:30. ten-
nis fi to 8:30. dancing on slal
8:30 to 9:30
SATURDAYS Swimminjr until
fi o'clock, skating 6:30 to f -30.
programs The course will em
brace work in the arts, crafts.
physical and health education, na
ture study, and music.
In connection with the recrea
tional program outlined for this
will be made for the use of the summer, Fouts urged any persons
swimming pool and for attendanci *'ith new ideas which might bet
at the regular Saturday night tor the program to present their
stage show and movie in the col- views to him The director re-
lege auditorium. peated his announcement of last ™ ^ K #*[_ ^ ^•
There will be swimming in the ,hftt hJ1 ^ildren, whether
Recreation Park pool each evening lh*,r f'Hrents students of T C
with the poo) closing at 8 o'clock "r not- wl" ^ prohibited from
on Monday and Thursday and at participation in activities at the
ft o'clock the other four evening1- recreation park other than at regular nictun
Three slab dances a week have tendance at the park movie or 'ftnd and rt*ular ,nc,un
been tentatively scheduled from observation of the park activities.
8:30 until ft:80 o'clock on Tues- Hp stressed the importance of the
day. Wednesday, and Friday parents' observing this regulation
On Monday «nd Thursday eve- K"ul# further sUU>d th ' no
nings the college will gu-. a mo "^^P1 " "tudent of Teachers
tion picture in the open-air thea 1 will be permitted to at
tre from 8:30 until P:30 The '""d the slab dances. Students
weekly st«g. show and movie will mum present their activity tickets
be held Saturday from 8 15 un 10 *airi admittance to the park
til 10 00. Intramural contests are n,) "hould n,,t ,',(P<',', the * (<"
scheduled Mondav through Friday k("-PPr to this
evenings from 6:30 until 8 20. rub because of personal friend
and skating will be held every *bips.
night of the six-day week at the A complete schedule of the en
same hour. tertainment by lays follows
The park will Ik■ open all af MONDAYS: Intramural con
temoon and evening until 8-30 tests 6:30 to 8.20, games 6:30 to
o'clock for miniature golf. Tenmn, 18:80. swimming until 8:00; group as National Flag Week. Masters Blaine, genet all;, roparded a
the only recreational activity , play (college students) 6:30 to plan- to publicise th. history of one of th« outstanding milers n
the flag and its ideals, along with the country, will be entered it
direction- for th< use and handling hi -pecialty, th« "tie inile run
of the national emblem. while the other half of the be
At present. 22 local agencies spectacled team. Wayne, will entei
have pledged co-operation in the 'he three -quarter milt event
campaign for community obser Sportsman
College Sponsors Second
High School Cage School
show in main auditorium 8 15 to
10. recreation course 7 to 8:30.
tennis 6 to 8:30
SCNDAYS' Tennis I 30 to 6
H. B. Masters Appointed
Chairman of Flaq Week
By Mayor Lee Preston
H B Masters, principal of the
Demonstration High School, has
been notified by Mayor I,ee Pres
ton of Denton of his appointment
as Master Chairman of the local herd for several d .s, and are it
Flag Week Committee, in charge *ip-t« p physical condition, Sports
of the observance of .Tunc 814 said
Entrain For
Princeton U*
Coach Choc Sportsman of th
Kagle track team has announced
that he will accompany his twin
brother distance runners, Hlaini
and Wayne Rideout, to the bii
nual invitation track meet con
ducted by Princeton University
at Princeton, Sew Jersey.
The trio will leave Denton Sat
urday. June |n. and Rlaine an'1
Wayne will participate in th<
meet the fallowing Saturday, Juri<
17. The boys hav< been training
To Represent Area
In National Mee*
Ran
nil
and Randolph Scott,
•go's Lone Star Con-
hampionshif) doubles corn-
have been invited as one
"Uhles team- to represent
i:west area, district 6, at
nal Intercollegiate ten-
to In held in Haverford,
'In Marion Cricket t'itsb
part of June, it was
'I this week by Henry G
T C t«>nnis mentor
Scott won the berth
an<
Sout hwi st
plai in th.
s'juad by virtue
district tourna
in Mav at Aus-
mitnl
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Denton Electric Shop
"Come In and Browse Around'
Cards and Gifts for All Occasions
Rent Fans
Phone 560 South Side Square
vance of the nation celebration
Masters has asked that the fac
ulty and students of the College
support the rampaign in every
P \ I RONIZK
\ KR IISKKS
THK < II \ I \ l>-
t
The College Cafe
invites you to visit the
Cafe on the Campus
$5.50 Meal Tickets $5.00
Monthly Rates—15 Per Cent Discount
The College Cafe
although making no
ffieial predictions declared tha1
the boy; wire ready for high class
competition
The world's record for thi three-
quarter mile run, formerly held
by Wayne Rideout. was brok n re-
cently by Sydney Wood« r>
England. Wayne stepped tl
A ,ir ri'ti l 'hi
ty, Frank
'■I'lrrts, F< hi
Finchei und R
1' .iii<l Rarn
S T C
Single-
n in cher. Chi
dis- versify
-cott «« i'1 also rhos-
one and two alter
ively. for the singles
e district 6 squad a*
neet "ffi'MHls j> 1)4
ibb.v kanirath and
trie. Texas 1'niver-
(tuernsey and Dick
Institute, Maurice
iben Ri.-kin. Texa-
and Scott, N T
(i uernse\'
tltcrnat
S. T c
Kaiinath, Riskind, Fin-
trier arui I.apman. I'ni-
Tcmis. Morris and
nstitute. and Ken
■in Christian Onl-
Harns and Scott,
Ki<
. .V
l.(IS I I \ p e n s i % p pink silk
tance at Princeton last summer
in 3 minutes and 3 second-, thus -'oni
lowering the record held b> Mos-
tert of Belgium This was the ^ 1
fastest time recorded from any
part of the world until Wonder-
son's recent clocking of 2 mutes crepe evening -lip at (loldcn hc>-
and .r)S .5 seconds. Play." Need it luidl*. Reward (or
Wayne, who incidentally i- the return to Vnna Louise McNit/.ky.
only Texan ever to lower a world -ivth grade Demonstration Scho d.
record on the cinder path, states
that he will be out to lower Wood-
erson's record in the coming
Princeton rri,et.
Notice to (,ra<liiatini; Senior-
All seniors who expect to re-
ceive the bachelor's degr-t in
August should make application
for the degree in this offio !*■-
tween Tuesday, June 13. and Sat-
urday. July 1. Each person should
bring with him his brown bi>ok
(which must be up-to-datei and
his degree plan (This notice does
not apply to graduate students
who are completing their work this
summer.)
B. B Harris
Dean or the College
^ Ol \KK INN | | mi to the \l
len Flower and (lift Shop Cor-
sain-- •r 0e up. I'hom 10
This Ad arid 15c
M Y YOl
One (if our delicious
Ko^ular 2(lc
Home liakerl Ham
Sanduichest
THE
HICKORY STAND
Call 2.-II
R> WOODROW PINK I KTON
Probably the most interesting
hit of -port news for the students
of the College is *h< fact that
Blaine Ride<>ut will . ntei th* mil'
run at Princeton. New Jersey. Sat-
urday, June 17. against the two
outstanding distant runners in
the world
These men are Glenn Cunning-
ham and Sydney Woodcson Cun-
ningham has heen the most talked-
about runner in the I'nited States
for several years, and Wooderson.
you may recall, i- th> young man.
who at 24, has run thi* mile, the
three quarters, the half, and the
MOO meters fastrr than anybody
else in the world. Considering the
fact that Hlaitie is generally ac-
cepted as the best miler in the
South, and one of the best in the
world, this affair on the Princeton
I'niversity track will, in all indi-
cations, turn out tn he the most
hoth contested event of the year
Wooderson will be out to hold
his own record, and we can be
sun that h<- will not yield very
much to his friendly rivals. Cun-
ningham is given an even chance
to outdistance the English runner,
and getting down to home, we be-
lie\e that Rlaine can hold his own
with anv kind of competition
Mi Shands, intramural athletic
director of the (Ollegi has an
nounced an attracti\c intramural
program for the .summer. All men
and women of the College who pro
fens to do anything in the way
of physical exercise fairly w'eil
are invited to enter into competi-
tion Wi notice that hor nits hoc
pitching I* attionjr the With
all due respect to the city ath
letes, it Is the belli f here that
'he country hoys will dominate
'hi- event. Thi- belief i- support-
ed by the fact that on rainy days
in the country, the boys ha\e to
have something to pass away the
time, and horseshoe pitching is a
■ ery goo<J way to do it This
bring- us to the conclusion that
th*' hoys from the country have
had more practice, and that counts
some nt least.
Evidently the New York (iiants
do not like to be raczed by their
home supporters. A few days a go
the fans at the Polo Grounds took
upon themselves the opportunity
to jfive thi seemingly hapless
(iiants a good, sound heckling.
I he very next da\ the Terrymen
answered all their critics by I tot-
tering one home run record and
tying two others as they soundly
trounced the league-leading Cin-
ciriatti Reds, 17 to 3.
After two men were out in the
fourth inning, the (iiants bejran a
bombardment of home runs that
saw no less than five men circle
thi hasi'paths. That many home
runs m one inning established a
new record, and coupled with two
others earlier iri the >rame tied
the all-time mark for the most
home runs in one game. The last
three homers of the big fourth in-
ning, coming in succession, also
tied another league mark
Cage Mentor
Ct-A'K See
t oarh t lair Bee of the powerlul
I *uik! Inland I niier*it> Blackbird
quintet will head the rla*s) tafl
of lia-ketbsll coaches that the ( ol
leuc ha H «*cmbh*d for ito second
annual case clinic which i- -rhed-
uled to lM*|{in June 2 i
And. speaking of baseball, we
notice that the New York Yankees
have snapped their two-panic los-
ing streak A vital factor in their
win "vet the White Sox war* the
w>rk of then regular center fteld-
(i, Joe I'i Maggio, who has been
on the injured list for several
week- W thout I'i Maggio and
(iehrig. the t*i st the Yankees have
been able to do is pile up only a
nine-(tame lead ovei the second-
placi Boston Red Sox. Evidently
D; Maggio was not missed from
the line-up hut now that he is back
Yankee supporters car, rest a lit
•li more comfortably
interesting to note that
menil*ers of the Eag1 ■ lentils
team, l.otie Star Conference cham-
pions. are -till going strong in the
-tate invitation meet at Dallas
Fred Barn- is the only member
of th* Kagle net team left in the
-ingles He was to meet George
I'appa- of Laredo Thursday. The
Denton youth defeated Nelson
V\ olford "f Laredo in his opening
match by a '* '(, (5-4 score. In the
doubles pairings Thursday, Dan
Can and John Malaise were sched-
uled to meet Johnny Maddo* and
Bernard Clinton, Dallas veterans,
and Randolph Scott and Fred
Barns wen to meet Uerdfore and
Ro\ ei
Shands Announces
Program of EvenU
Begins June 26-30
The coaching school nponson
h\ the Texas High School Ba ,
ball Coaches Association will .
its second annual meeting hei
this summer. It was organise,!
last summer and held at the Co!
lege for the first time
More than 100 entered the neb
last year, and Henry G. Shand
secretary-treasurer of the school
and active in its organisation las'
yeat, said inquiries indicated a
larger attendance this year
Registration is scheduled f -
Monday, June 2d Registration i*
he from 1:30 tn 3:3(1 p. m at
the men's gym ^
Instruction will begin Monda
June 2(1, and last through Frida,
June 30.
The program includes lectur*
and demonstrations by coaches an
officials recognised a* outstandir,
in athletics The program is h
follows
Monday, June
1:30-3:30 p. ni Registration.
Men's Gym
3:30-4:00 p m. opening an
nouncements and introduct i
1.00-6:M p.m lecture Mi Bet
7'80-9:00 p m. lecture and
demonstrations, Mr Bee
Tuesday, June 27
10:00-11:00 a m lecture, VIt
Gernand.
11:00-12:00 noon lecture. M ■
St. Clair.
2:30-4*00 p. m. lecture, Mr
Curtis
i 00-5 80 p m. lni-ture and
demonstration, Mr Bee
7:3(V9:00 p. m -leoture anil
demonstrations, Mr Bee
Wednesday, June 28
10:00-11:00 a m. lecture. Mi
Kidd
11 (to-12 00 noon B u s i n e
minting.
2:30-4 00 p m. lecture and
demonstrations, Mr Taylor
4.00-6:30 p. m. lecture, Mi
Bee
7:30-9 00 p. m -motion |<ic
tures, Mr Taylor
Thursday, June 29: ♦
10:00-12:00 noon panel disru
sion, Mr Bee and others
2:30-4:00 p. m. -lecture and
demonstrations. Mr Vinr.ant
4:00-6:30 p. m.—lecture and
demonstrations, Mr Gray
7:30-9:00 p. m lecture an<!
demonstrations, Mr. Bee
Friday, June 30:
10:00-12:00 ni on open forum
Mr Bee
Ask About Our
Club Plan
For the Summer
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Auto Supply
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1211 West Hickory Street
Phone 16
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