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Newspaper

The Lee Lantern

Location

Baytown, Texas, United States of America

Date

Apr 15, 1954

Page

4

Intramural Reform Sought at Lee College

Lee College intramurals progress but with delays. Leaders Charles Wagner Sager Hunsucker Evelyn Doss Linda Griffin notable in points. Writers urge policy changes to expand participation, decry entry limits, and propose captain signature requirements and bye free tournaments to fairly award individual and group points.

Lee College Charles Wagner Sager Hunsucker Evelyn Doss Linda Griffin Sandra Montgomery

Intramural Entry Rules Consider Expanded Captains

A proposal suggests raising allowed entries to 10 or 12 per group and invalidating captains entries until signed by each student entered. This aims to boost participation, reduce forfeits, and ensure individuals earn points. A higher forfeit penalty, up to 10 or 25 points, is proposed to deter excessive entries.

Night Students Seek Intramural Participation and Bracket Changes

Night students oppose exclusion from intramural programs and call for a poll of Lee students who work and study at night to gauge interest. They propose an after six oclock intramural period if warranted and advocate flexible brackets with byes for standout players to satisfy directors and captains.

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Clement's Team Wins Lee College Intra mural Football Title

Clement's Group II claimed their fourth straight intra mural football championship at Lee College with a 6-0 league mark. Group I finished second at 3-3, Hilary Jones' Group IV placed third, and Jesse Mask's Group III was fourth with one win. Key players included J. W. Webb, Bert Allen, Charles Wagner, Wayne Clement, Tuckler, Kenneth Welch, and defenders Skarda Hensley Fregia Bartlett Carlton. Coach Alton Laird previously guided the squad, then suffered a season mishap when mistaken for an opponent and sidelined briefly.

Normand Smith Hilary Jones Jesse Mask Clement J. W. Webb Bert Allen Charles Wagner Wayne Clement Tuckler Kenneth Welch Dennis Skarda Bob Hensley Don “al John” Fregia Sam Bartlett Paul Carlton Alton Laird Laird

Clement and Doss Leading Captains Score Race

Wayne Clements Group II gains 42 football points over Normand Smiths Group I. Clement leads the group trophy with 778 counters, Smith 679. Hilary Jones group has 405 and Jesse Mask 220. Evelyn Doss Group I girls lead Shirley Herrings Group I with 645 to 376. Group I adds 118 ping pong points while Group II collects 67.

Wayne Clement Normand Smith Clement Smith Hilary Jones Jesse Mask Evelyn Doss Shirley Herring

Reb-Belles elect four members and plan social events

Delia Adlong, Joan Neuerburg, Jane Brewster, and Charlene Williams were elected to Reb-Belles, a girls' sports club. Members will purchase white blouses with Rebs monogrammed on the collar and a committee of Pat Kinghorn, Sandra Millard, and Shirley Herring is organizing a slumber party.

Delia Adlong Joan Neuerburg Jane Brewster Charlene Williams Reb-Belles Pat Kinghorn Sandra Millard Shirley Herring

Linda Griffin Wins Intramural Girls Singles Ping Pong Title

Linda Griffin of Group I defeated Bessie Belle Daves 21-6 21-7 to take the girls single title. Griffin beat Eula Flynt 21-12 21-16 in semis and Daves beat Sandra Millard 21-19 21-19 to reach the final. Doss and Flynt earned silver medals in doubles while Herring and Montgomery won gold for Group II.

Linda Griffin Bessie Belle Daves Linda Bessie Belle Griffin Eula Flynt Sandra Millard Sandra Montgomery Millard Shirley Herring Evelyn Doss Herring Montgomery Daves Doss Flynt Cecile Treat Pat Kinghorn Trent Kinghorn Bob Hensley J. W. Webb Rayford Strickland Otto Mullins Benny Moskowitz Wayne Clement Charles Wagner Hensley Strickland Lager Hunsucker Billy Compton Lee College Kirby Choate Hunsucker

Doss and Griffin Lead Intramurals in Girls Ping Pong

Evelyn Doss and Linda Griffin top the girls intramural standings after ping pong with 126 and 125 points. Griffin narrowed the gap to Doss, while Sandra Montgomery sits third with 105. Other top ten include Eula Flynt in fourth and Delia Adlong fifth. Gloria Grant leads the lower division with 73 and Shirley Herring is seventh at 70. Jane Davis, newcomer, earns ninth with 61 points and 17 table tennis points lift her to ninth.

Evelyn Doss Linda Griffin Griffin Doss Sandra Montgomery Eula Flynt Delia Adlong Gloria Grant Shirley Herring Sandra Millard Jane Davis Pat Kinghorn

Charles Wagner Leads High Point Intramurals

Charles Wagner stretched his high point lead to 112 to top the boys standings as Lager Hunsucker and Wayne Clement follow with 100 each. Bert Allen sits fourth with 98, Dennis Skarda has 80 for fifth, and Bob Hensley leads the second division with 76. Kenneth Welch and others complete the top ten with 71 to 66 points. Welch also returned to the big ten with 15 points in touch football.

Charles Wagner Lager Hunsucker Wayne Clement Wagner Bert Allen Dennis Skarda Bob Hensley James Caruthers Normand Smith Kenneth Welch Hilary Jones

Hensley Advances in Men’s Tennis Finals Bid

Bob Hensley reached the men’s tennis singles final by beating J. W. Webb 6-4 6-4. He will face the winner of Rayford Strickland versus Otto Mullins.

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