The White Falcon - 05.11.1971, Blaðsíða 10

The winter Intramural basketball season got underway this week with
29 teams entered in the pre-season tournament. Single elimination
play continues through Sunday with the championship game set for 1
p.m.
All-Stars leave for 1ND competition
Hampered by weather, the All-
Star football team had to prac-
tice any place available in pre-
paring for its trip to Ports-
mouth, N.H. to compete in the
FirstNaval District championship.
After playing against each
other during the regular season,
the All-Star team gets together
something that could be tragic to
the other teams, and thatfs a real
All-Star team. Most of the play-
ers being unfamiliar with each
other's moves, timing has been
the big problem in developing any
consistency.
After being used to playing on
an 80 yard field with a 20 yard
first down, the team willbe play-
ing on a 60 yard field, with a 15
yard first in Portsmouth. With
the field 25 feet narrower, also,
there will be considerably less
manuevering room for pass receiv-
ers and kick returners.
The 17 man squad left yester-
day and will be gone a week in
quest of the 1ND Crown.
Head Coach Jim Smith covering plays the All-Star
team will use in competition.
Play to begin
in Jr. BB League
Boys, girls and coaches
invited to join the Junior Ba:
ketball League which begins play
soon at the new gymnasium in

Bldg. 626.
Fourth through eighth grade
boys at the A.T. Mahan Middle
School are eligible. There will
be two leagues, each with boys of
nearly the same grade, age,and
size, according to A1 Dickert,
Coordinator for YouthRecreational
Activities for the Dependent
Schools.
Registration will be at the
gym from 3-6 p.m. on Nov. 8-12,
and from 7:30-9 p.m. on Nov.8
-11. Girls can also register
at these times. If enough girls
register, a girls' league will
be formed.
If you want to coach these
teams, call Mr. Dickert during
duty hours at 8823 or 8626, or
drop by his office in Bldg. 626.
The new gym is in the fo;
high school building. Lock)
room and shower facilities will
be available for both boys and
girls.
The League will attempt to
schedule its games to avoid in-
terfering with continuing ac-
tivities, such as Junior Bowling.
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Sports on AFTV
Sunday, Nov. 7
Starting the TV sports off
will be the Grambling Football
Highlights, as Grambling travels
to the Mississippi Memorial Sta-
dium in Jackson, Mississippi, to
tackle the fast-tough team of
Jackson State College. Jackson
State is 3-0 while Grambling has
a 5-1. Game time is 12:30 p.m.
Next don't forget the College
Scoreboard highlighting all the
college scores from around the
country at 1:30 p.m.
At 2 p.m. Notre Dame and the
University of Southern California
meet for the 44th time, with No-
tre Dame out to revenge last
year's defeat in the coliseum at
Los Angeles.
Sports on AFRS
Saturday, Nov. 6
The Saturday afternoon college
game of the week this week will
be the Michigan St. Spartans
the Ohio State Buckeyes at Col
bus, Ohio.
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November 5, 1971