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Show INTRA-MURAL ATHLETICS Law-Medic Football Game THE old saying "It's always fair weather when good fellows get to together," may be true in some instances, but not in the case of Lawyers and Medics. Having received abundant newspaper notoriety, the football game between the above mentioned schools was well attended. Approximately one thousand spectators graced the sidelines of old Cummings field when the opening whistle was blown. Nor was the game devoid of the characteristic glamour, in fact both groups were not only organized into rooting sections, but were armed with scalpels, saws, dictionaries as well as yellmasters and balleyhoo artists. The only thing lacking were the card stunts. After the lawyers-to-be had presented several trick plays, Ireland, lawyer, knifed his way through the Medics line to score the only touchdown of the game, on an intercepted pass, and kicked goal to boost the score to 7-0 in favor of the Barristers. This trick won for them the honor and respect of the Medics as well as a fete at a downtown hotel. Swimming Phi Delta Theta swimming stars, led by Kay Landenberger easily won the intra-mural swimming crown. Kay was equally proficient in every event besides being anchor man on the winning relay teams. The freshmen natators were second and Pi Kappa Alpha frat finished third. Swimming was very popular this year and the Ute pool was seldom left unoccupied during post-class periods. For winning the swimming meet, the Phi Delta Theta was awarded 100 points toward the all-around participation trophy. The winners barely nosed out the freshmen in the relay to capture the meet. Handball Bob Davis, brilliant football captain was equally at home on the handball court as on the gridiron. Displaying dazzling serves, and being able to kill shots with either hand spelled defeat of Vivian Gubler, Kappa Sigma entree in the finals of the handball tournament. Handball, though a new sport at the University and still in the embryo, became very popular during the fall months. Davis representing the Sigma Chi fraternity is perhaps one of the outstanding athletes on the campus. Law School Football Eleven Phi Delta Theta Swimming Team Page 238 • ' ' ' ~ |
