Texas Wesleyan Rambler (Fort Worth, Tex.), Vol. 45, No. 6, Ed. 1 Wednesday, October 7, 1970 Page: 4 of 4
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THE R/(8MBLER
Wednesday, October 7
1970
The women's bowling league keeps rolling right along. A
little humor there; very little. Actually we do have some weekly
scores, and I'd be ivlore than happy to pass them along.
The high team series this week
belonged to the Faculty team,
who compiled a 1245 score. The
high game this week, came from
Sis Rankin of Qeka No. 1 with a
177. For the high individual se-
ries of the week Thelma Holt of
Faculty No. 1 had a very respect-
able 477. Gay Hood of Faculty !4d.
3 leads in both high individual
series and '• game columns with
scores of 510 and 193 respectively..
As things stand now, the
DEKA team is leading in overall
standings with 7 wins and 1
loss. The Faculty No. 1 team and
DEKA No. 2 are close behind the
leaders with identical 6-2 marks.
Don't quote me, but I have it
on confidential report that one
of TWC's IM football teams could
pick up a fair flanker pretty
cheap. Bob Hayes is ready to try
something after his two touch-
down second half performance
didn't win a starting berth this
week. It leads one to think that
perhaps the team needs to "re-
evaluate their coach rather than
the annual trial in the opposite
direction. L guess Hayes could al-
ways get a job umpiring the
World Series when the umps go
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on strike. When that happens,
everyone in the U.S.' will have
gone on strike at least once ex-
cept the government. Knock on
wood.
That's all for now, see you next
week.
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Checkmates Trounce Boozers 18-13
P. E. Club Meets
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The Physical Education Club
met for the second time this year
Friday Oe$. 2.
Presid ent Rusty£'Smith set
planning in motion for the club's
Spring Banquet.
Earl Pendarvis then moved to
appropriate funds for a banner
that would represent the club at
athletic contests.
Discussion was then led by
President Smith on the booth
that the P. E. Club will construct
at the Texas Association of
Health, Physical Education, and
Recreation Convention. Mrs. Pat-
sy Baird, TWC P. E. instructor,
will be in charge of this proj-
ect.
Next, Dr. Ed Olson, Head of
^.thletics, asked members to vol-
unteer to give tours of the new
gym after its opening.
All Sports Day was discussed.
On this day, club members bring
an underprivileged student from
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an area school for a day of
games, ending with dinner.
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Susan Watson brought up the
plans"'for a student director to as-
sist the intramural director in the
planning of intramural programs.
Other planning for intramurals
was the discussion of the possibil-
ity of having women umpires for
the intramural soft ball games.
Sunday saw four intramural
games played with only one bife
showdown. In this head-on col-
lision the Checkmates ran by the
Boozers 18-13. The Checkmates
picked up two touchdowns with
Frank Jackson as he ran one in
from 50 yards out, and later
passed to Harshall Hardin. The
other score came on a Boozer
kick-off as Ed Burns took the
kick, headed left, handed off to
Charles Bell, going right, and
Bell was off to the races for 100
yards. The Bookers' scores were
on a Mike Ray run, and a pass
from Ray to Sam Phillips.
The Faculty kept up its streak
as they rolled over Sakkara 35-6.
The old combination of Smith to
Peters pulled off three scores
this week, but everybody got into
the show with them. Coach Ed
Olson threw one strike to Steve
Simons, and Smith pegged Noe
Flores for another six.
These two games left the
Checkmates and Faculty tied for
the league lead on their side of
the bracket.
In the other bracket, the Base-
ballers continued undefeated by
trouncing O. C. Hall 27-0. Quar-
terback Bill Pieratt continued to
flawlessly direct the offense as he
hit Wally Cawalauch and Bob
Mershon for touchdowns in the
first half. In the second half he
scored on a pass td Darby Gro-
chette, and then was himself a
target for a scoring pass from
Paul Gonzoles.
1 In the other game on Sunday,
the Sakkara Independents.pushed
DD around for a 21-0 score. The
Sakkara Ind. quarterback, Ken
Hamilton, produced two scores on
passdMo0 Steve Woslcy and Bill
Davis. The other score came on a
30 yard run by Ron Johnson.
Of two games on Tuesday, the
game between DD and APO was
the hardest fought.
It was rough and tumble all
the way as DD won 17-8. DD
picked up scores almost every
way possible as Alexander hit
Kimberling for the only offensive
touchdown. Randy McFarland
booted a field goal for three
more, and Godfrey ran an inter-
cepted pass into paydirt to end
the scoring. '
The APO scores came on a
safety by Havea, and a 30 yard
pass from Gary Marks to Sand-
ers.
In the other game, O. C. Hall
picked up a win oVer the Kos-
sacks by 28-0. Bob Cornett had
the golden arm for he hit TD
passes to Mike Smith, John Tal-
ley, and Mark Caporton. r
ton, in fact, was the target f,-,,
two scores. Dean Smith Hosed
out "the scoring with a s.afr>tv.
-A SINGLE VOICE . ..
(Continued frqm Page 2t
that they have completed their
task. They would declare radical
occurrences "isolated," but it is
these instances that plant the
seeds of distrust in even the most
amiable.
... The civil rights movement must
accelerate its efforts so that the
fringe elements of both the
black and white community will
become a functioning group in a
total society. Until this can be
accomplished.and it must be done
through cooperative efforts, the
bigots of both races will remain
a thorn in the side of' humanity
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