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 The University of Flo- Murphee L&M, Murphee IH&J,
 r da will have the largest Temporary Dorms A, B, C, D, E,
 :AF, G, H will have separate teams.
 enrollment in the history Flavet 1 and Flavet 2 will have
 of the school this semes- teams also:
 ter, and in coordination At the present time the de-
 with this situation the In- apartment is in need for man-
 with thisagers of the various sports to
 tramural Department, will help with the program. Anyone
 have the biggest program interested in this type of work
 ever attempted by the de- should report to the intramural
 apartment, it was announc- office and inquirent checkouts
 ed this week by Coach will be made from the second
 Surgeon Cherry, direct- floor of the old gym between
 or. the hours of 8:30 am. and 9:30
 This year the department is p.m. All equipment taken out
 Tis ar t e act ann er yo must be returned by noon of the
 trying to reach each and every one f o 1 o w i m g day. Equipment
 of the students either through ac- checked out over the week-end
 eive participation in competitive must be returned by noon Mon-
 sjports or through the recreational day.
 program. All matches or games must be
 The independent league takes run off according to schedule, as-
 up all clubs, churches and groups the program must go as scheduled
 .vho want to form an independent to be completed. Ten minutes
 team. will be allowed for the teams to
 Dormitory league w1ll be comrn- to play by that time the game will
 posed of teams formed by the. assemble and if they are not re ldy
 dormitory sections and certain v t, be forfeited.
 provisions will be made later to-
 ,,ards combining two or more sec- CO Ch W of
 os. Coach WolfRates
 The staff for the year in-
 eludes: Lacy Mahon, student SEC Grid Team.
 Director; Abbey Fink, assistant
 student director; Bill Boyd, Head Coac- iay (Bear) Wolf
 .nhibcl'y manager; Gordon Kof- of the University of Florida has
 ski, secretary; Paul Hlarvill, rated Alabamna, Geoigia, and
 dormitory league manager; Sam Tulane as the teams to beat this
 doldenberg, independent league year in the Southeastern Con-
 :nanager; Duane Savelle, frater- ference.
 v lea-gue manager. Of the three, the Gators will
 ae manager, meeti Tulane and Georgia. Flor-
 The department is going to ida will meet the Green Wave
 Maintain a recreational sports for their second contest of the
 ,service to provide a variety of lei- season on October 5. in New Or-
 :,ure time sports activities and fa- leans. They meet Georgia's
 -ilities for both students and fac- Bulldogs November 2 in Jack-
 ltty. sonville. L
 Activities that will be included


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 70 pound Barbell .
100 pound Barbell -. .
110 pound Barbell Combination

160 pound Barbell Combination
215 pound Barbell Combination


7 inch 1 Combination
"Big 12" Combination

50 pound Swing Bars
70 pound Swing Bars


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Health Boots and Courses


Raincoats
$12.95


 Linen Shoes
$1.95 to $2.95


Basketball Shoes
$5.00 to $7.50


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 Activities that will be included
fa this program include: Archery,
basketball l shooting, badminton,
bicyclng, billiards, bowling, fenc-
:g, fishing, golf, handball, hunt-
ina, paddle tennis, picnicking,
,ing-pong, rifle club, shuffleboard,
softball, swimming, tennis, weight
.ft;ng.
 In the competitive sport field
 the sports will be: Horseshoes,
 manap-ed by Hamilton Up-
 c(hurch; swimming, managed by
 Scotty Henderson; boxing, by
 Gerald Klein; volleyball, by An-
 gus Holson; basketball, by Con-
 :,-ad Dutton; shuffleboard, by
 J.ewis Ansbacher; ping-pong, by
 E. P. Landrum; touch football,
 by Ray Hendricks; tennis, by
 Morton Blalock; handball by
 Fred Hoffman; track, by Glenn
 Atkinson; d:amondball by Ru-
 dolph Mikell; golf, by Graeme,
 and bowling, bv Bobby Peage.
 As the intramural department
.;tarts its 23rd year the first two
;ports will be swimming and box-
.ng. At the present time it is un-
(ecided which will be the first.
 During the coming year this is
,.he way the dormitory league will
le divided for the activities. In
(his way there will be 28 teams in
the league. The teams will be as
follows: Buckman B&C, Buckman
D&E, Thomas A&B, Thomas C&D,
Thomas E&F, Sledd A&B, Sledd
C&G, Sledd J&H, Fletcher DE&F,
Fletcher K&L, Fletcher M&N,
*letcher O&P, Murphee A&B,
M'Iurphee C&D, Murphee E&F,



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 and the the


Presbyterian Student House


 1606 W. University Avenue


 Rev. U. S. "Preacher" Gordon, D.D.
 and Rev. E. 0. McKay, Ministers


Get-Ac-

quainted


Party


6:30 Friday, Sept. 27


(next to Co lege Inn)


Stud eint House