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Top: Alan Thomas and Don
Witt try to score lor Sub T as
Trojans lcapsj hold them
back during a waterball
game. Bottom left: Gary Linn
puts up a shot in a
basketball game. Center: In
a typical waterball game,
lew people could see who
really had the ball. Right:
D.J.'s quarterback passes
under pressure lrom Delta
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Determination fcont.j sub T stopped
Galaxy on its first drive. Don Witt, quarterback for Sub T,
immediately lofted a 55-yard strike to john Wilson to give
Sub T the football championship.
The victory indicated one of the factors in winning an
intramural championship. Did Sub T-16 have the best team?
Not necessarily. Galaxy defeated the Subbers in regular
season. But Galaxy's timing was off, and they reached their
peak in late season and early in the playoffs. Sub T shook off
the regular season loss and peaked at the right time.
In the women's championship football game, Delta Theta
used a strong performance from Tanya Rogers to deny the
DJ.'s a second consecutive football championship. Strong
winds closed down DJ.'s passing attack, turning the game
into a defensive struggle.
The basketball season was surprising and unpredictable at
its worst. The championship game ended the same way.
With Old Men leading 51-50 and four seconds left in the
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game,john Lewis of the Commodores dribbled the ball off
his leg to turn the ball over to Old Men.
Cecil Eager then threw a length-of-the-court pass to Ron
Elston, who collided with Ron Evans of the Commodores.
The foul was called on Elston, and Evans canned both ends
of a one-and-one to lift the Commodores to a 52-51 victory
over Old Men.
The element of dedication made itself clear in the trek of
the Commodores. They gave up every Saturday to practice
two hours as a team, and the work paid off. After squeezing
by Who Cares, the Commodoes crushed Galaxy and Frats en
route to the finals.
Although many thought Old Men were the most
surprising team, they had the talent to get to the finals and
walked past Sub T and Trojans for a berth in the finals.
The womens championship did not play second fiddle to
the men. Siggies edged Swish 27-25 to win the title. The
game was a defensive struggle from start to finish. The
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