| New Game for Those

Seeking Recagation 1939

Additional facilities for the pleas-
ure of those who enjoy the play-
ground in the evenings have been
provided in the way of plenty of
shuffleboard cues and discs, and a
new basketball goal.

This new metal basketball goal has
been placed on the playground and
has proven very popular entertain-

_|ment for people of all ages. The game
is played in a circular court, instead
of the rectangular court which all
basketball fans are familiar with.
Dr. Forrest C. Allen, in collaboration
with the Medart Manufacturing Co.,
ofSt. Louis, Mo., has been working
on this new game hoping to have
something adaptable for outdoor
playgrounds. The height of the goal
is adjustable, depending on the size
of the group using it.

A name for this new game has not
‘been definitely selected as yet and
‘Dr. Allen will appreciate suggestions

 

 

 

from those who try it out.
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FREE THROWING CONTESTS

Free Throwing contests for both
men and women in the new “Goal-
Hi” basketball goal are being spon-
sored by members of the class in
Community Recreation. The con-
test for women is being managed by
Miss Gearldine Ulm, and -Max Rep-
logle is in charge of the contest for
men. Rules for these contests are
posted in Robinson Gymnasium and
various other places over the campus.

Men desiring to enter the contest
are asked to sign up by July 14, and
their free throwing starts Monday,
July 17. The women are to sign up
by July 15, starting the free throw-

Each: contestant
ponent’s score, counting the num-
ber of goals made out of 100 free
throws. The contestants will work
‘in pairs, and shall decide how many
consecutive tosses each will make.

 

 

ing on Tuesday, Jul i 4. 4 1938

Free Throwit} bn elee9-

Starts Tonight at Quad

The free throwing coftest for men

will start tonight at 7 o’clock at the,
Quadrangle. The Goal-Hi goal will .
be used.

The contestants will be paired so
that opponents may keep each other’s |
score. This is not an elimination
contest however, and each entrant ”
is allowed 100 throws. The person
making the greatest number out of
100 tries will be the winner.

All men enrolled in Summer Ses-
sion are eligible to compete. Those
who have already signed may start
tonight but entries will be accepted
up to Friday. Entry blanks are
available in East Frank Strong and
in Robinson gymnasium.

 

 

-MEN’S FREE THROWING
CONTEST

The pairing for th j
e f :
‘contest for men ei,

_as follows: at By ea

Lee Powell and Dean Nesmith:
— and Carl Friesen; Hoke
Bigham and R. A. Blowey; Harold

; ‘Reade and Al Emch; Art Lawrence

. C. J. Olander; Gerald Barker
2 oa Ash; Dave Shirk and Ken
enter; i
a Max Replogle and Bill Ar-
The contestants shoul
d make thei
nes oo and report their score 4
e Physical Educati
as on office as soon

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