74

The Central Missouri State Teachers! College, Warrensburg, Missouri, uses a
point system in which the eight high point men during the year receive a light
Sweater. The point system is as follows:

 

 

Sport Entrance Points Points per Win Winners Points
Archery a0) : 20 100
Basketball (A) 50 10 50 league, 50 playoff
(B) 30 10 50
Boxing 20 30 100
Foul Throwing 20 20 100
Golf 20 20 100
Handball 20 20 100
Hor seshoes 20 20 100
Softball 50 10 Do Jeaseue, 50 playoff
Swimming 20 Db pOenes Lor each 1
: On 5-3 -2-1 basis
Table Tennis 20 20 100
Tennis 20 20 100
Touch Football 20 10 50
Track 20 D-~oines for cach 1 .
ON > 3-2-1.. DASLS
Volleyball 20 20 100
Wrestling 20 20 100

The point system used by the Intramural Department of the University of
Michigan.

POINT SYSTEM USED IN AWARDING INTRAMURAL NUMERALS

RULES AND REGULATIONS

_ Entrance points are those points which an individual may earn by entering a
sport and not forfeiting any matches.

Additional points are those points which an individual may earn by advancing
farther in a tournament.

Winner's points are the number of points given an individual for going through
the tournament undefeated.

The highest 10 percent of point winners will receive a combination Intramural
Monogram and Numerals.

Points may be accumulated from any 10 of the 34 sports, team or individual.

Members of gymnastic, archery, boxing and fencing squads who meet regularly
under the supervision of an instructor and who take part in meets, etc., will
receive 500 points at the end of the respective sport season toward their total
number of points.

Individuals are limited to the number of points they may earn in any one
sport. For example, tennis tournaments are run in the fall, winter and spring;
singles and doubles; all campus, independent, and fraternity divisions. It is
only possible to earn points in one tournament (singles or doubles), in one
division, each period of the year.