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Women's tennis slates A total of 19 matches An ambitious 19 match sched- ule faces coach Dorothy Clayton's tennis squad in its first season on the courts at Glendale Community College. Highlighting the schedule is a 3 day tour of the Los Angeles area to play3 different coast junior college teams. Later, the squad will travel to Las Vegas to play Nevada South- ern for 2 matches in 2 days. State competition will provide GCC women with matches on a home and home basis with Phoenix College, Mesa Community, Arizona Western, Cochise 'College and Grand Canyon College. Over the first part of the season, only the ASU JV and the Phoenix College teams were able to stop the flying femmes. In 5 matches with Cochise, Arizona Western, and Grand Canyon, the women completely whitewashed the opp- osition, scoring shutout victories each time. 106 KJ
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Intramural program expands widely 3915, ,.l, - XJ, . .x i ':-9 31' - 'f'1't'M ' f ..q 1 ve -., , - . - -, -.. . 'inc S Q -fa p -' - Winning team captain John Booth consoles Bork Johnson while in the huddle between plays. 108 4 While sporting such unusual names as the Rolling Stones, Brand X, and Kong's Kings, intra- mural football teams appeared to be competing with the latest teen age musical groups. However, lea- gue play was a bit more strenuous than beating a guitar as over 75 men competed for the two divis- ion championships. League One undisputed champions were the Six-Backs while Stone's Hustlers took League Two top honors. On November 29, the two met for the title playoff game. The game was a close one with the Six- Backs emerging as 2 touchdown winners and a 24-13 final score. Playoff Champions: Buzz Turn- er, John Booth, Ron Keehn, Noble Blackshear, Jack Snyder, Larry Wallentinson, and Bork Johnson. . , 44 . ' J . n J' -n . ,4 ' . what . -V , an ., . . ' I - r 5 - I ,. .. -- -2-aP'gj ' Q-I-4 '. ' - -' ' 'I Q' .nonnin-'-----...Q - -- , . 1 - 'A . ' -5 .v . S 'Y A 'i,.. - L Roy Crain displays plenty of hustle for drops before he can make an intercep- his captain, Jerry Stone. A missed pass tion. Both teams fired long passes.
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