Summer Recreation
‘Swimming

The first recreational “splash”
held Thursday evening in Robinson
symnasium was attended by around |
twenty students and proved so suc- |
cessful that another date has been |
set for Thursday evening from 7: :30 |
to 8:30.

The “splash” is open to all Uni- |
versity students who wish to parti- |
cipate. Two. lifeguards, Evelyn Her- |
riman and ‘Sanburn Cook are on>
duty for the full hour. 8

Handball _

A handball touranment schedule
has been made out with eight
brackets and the first eight duo’s
must be played off this week, Dr.
F. C. Allen announced. In case of
default on the part of any player,
Larry McSpadden or Jim Kennedy
will take his place.

- The schedule is as follows: Dick
Dreher vs. Warren Blair; Spencer
Burtis vs. Marvin Sollenberger;
John Kraemer vs. Fred Olander;
Don Welty vs. Bob Love; Don John-
son vs. Tom Lillard; Bill Cavert vs.
Bud Whittenberger; Vance Hall vs.
Bill Jones; and Dick Royer vs. Bur-
ton Bowlus.

 

 

Tennis

Names were drawn and _ posted

in Robinson gymnasium yesterday |

afternoon for the tennis tourna-
ments. The first rounds must be
played by the end of the week, Dr.

F.C. Allen said yesterday. The fol- |

lowing have been selected:

Dick Kraemer, W. C. Hartley,

Vance Hall, Spencer Burtis, Bill Ca-
vert, Alan Cromley, Ray R. Chubb,
Harlan Altman, Richard Dreher, D.
Jones, Fred Olander, Lloyd Wood-
burn, Jack Bryan, and Tillard, for
the boys; and Shirley Rhodes, Marg

Rader, Janet Marvin, Evelyn Herri- |

man, Dot Schroeder, Evelyn Treger,
Joy Howland, and Irene Hoover for

 

the girls.

Anyone who wishes to play should

contact Alan Cromley. or Shirley |

Rhodes as soon as possible. |

 

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