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Page 16 THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN 1967 Christmas Edition Intramural Report 1361 Participate In Fall Intramural Program The final report on the intramural program during fall quarter is in and it is evident that the fall activities were a- campus title. Third Robertson finished on top of the freshman American League but only after turning back a tough second Moore south team which finished second. 45 games were played in Uie football program and only two were lost by forfeit. 26 teams were involved in competition with 1361 participants divided among them. Five programs in individual competition were offered and while participation in them was not heavy, several exciting games took place. John Morgan captured the fall tennis championship while Craig Folgeman was runner up. Jim Barnwell emerged victorious in badminton competition and Bruce Byrd was second In table tennis Don Blanton took the title while Jim Bingham claimed second honors, Larry Morgan won the pocket billiards championship and Byrd again trailed in second place. In addition to these competitive sports, five students participated in Uie Swim and Stay- Fit program. Intramural Activities continue this winter with campus com- petition slated in volleyball, basketball and water polo as well as individual activities, THE HARDWARI. IS lll'.NUVS.. WESTERN'S AU^AMF.UICAN Henry lxigan receives Holiday Classic's MVP award. Related story and pictures on page ISCStaff photo by T.C Fender). f Back The Cats!!!! HOOPERS DRUGS your Healffi 9s Our Business Bob KeUoy Pharmacist Yoo'H Find MAIKARATE CAM Shop Earlu Ibr That Christmas Item Main St. Sylva mong the most successful and competitive in University history. Three leagues and 26 teams were involved in a (|iiesl for the campus tag football championship while parlici|ialioii in - the other competitive activities •was light but fierce. Kappa Alpha held off Uie rush of Delta Sigma Phi during regular season play to capture the Fraternity League title but found that they hadn't heard the last of Uie Delta Sig team. In the finals of the double elimination tournament for the campus crown, favored lv.\ found itself facing none other than Delta Sigma Phi Kappa Alpha came out on top again but not before they were given a scare bv upset minded Delta Sig. The Day Students took the National League championship for the second year in a row but were unable to reclaim Uie Merry Cftrisfmas Sanford's FOOD TOGO Picnic Boxes GOLDEN BROWN Chicken, Shrimp & Oyster* Phone "YoM Orders 586-4096 OPEN DAILY 11:00 A.M. OPEN SUNDAY 12 NOON taM. Mill A Main 8tr BANTAM CHEF %j^^)FEATURING SOFT ICE CREAM fJX£* THE BOXES TO GO CHICKEN BURGER —when investigating life insurance... check with a College Life Agent WHY? Would You Believe "The Theory of Selectivity" Only College Men can have full protection along with these benefits. The Brothers Of Alpha Phi Omega National Service Fraternity Extend Seasons Greetings • Pays you a monthly Income •■ lone as you are HI or disabled—even If for life. • Pays yearly cash dividends from savings and profits which can be used in several ways to strengthen your financial position. • Guaranteed insurability for future insurance purchases even though your health or occupation is changed. ♦ No premium deposits until after graduation, even If you _do graduate work. Investigate The College Life Insurance Company of America, the original and only company selling exclusively to college men- FOR INFORMATION CONTACT Sony McCdtt Box 802 Sylva 586-4909 Your Full Time Representative at Western Carolina The College Life Insurance Company of America Home office Indianapolis. Indiana
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