University of Windsor - Magister Yearbook (Windsor, Ontario Canada)

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Q.. A I Y - .J l The Winners! fo if-for 2 1 s - it yn . ,N f6,e.,,4,,., K'X X HORSESHOE TOURNAMENT Rolph Boose onol Dennis Cofell ouTpiTcheol oll of The TourTeen enTries in The Horseshoe TournomenT To become unoleTeoTed chom- pions. Ron McCubbin onol Poul MorenTeTTe plocecl second. Even horol compeTiTion from Mr. Devereux onol Mr. STeeves could noT ouT- wiT These moisTers of The ringers . Champion Don Meloche. 25' .-no-I 1 o' 'I' ll GOLF TOURNAMENT An OcToloer oTTernoon wiTnesseol The Annuol W.T.C. Golf TournomenT. The winners who received Trophies were Don Meloche ond Noncy Toylor. AlThough some of The losT holes were ployeol in The nighT The porTici- ponTs enioyed Themselves. Mr. STeeves oleTeoTeol Mr. Devereux, Mr. FriTz ond Mr. FoThers in The MosTers' TournomenT . Rondoll R. Tees off . 'S 6' .. .A , , ,. ,4 , -JJMH'

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I wonder if they blew the whistle? , YT -s-J 1 1 . Who put grease on the ball? HAMlLTON'S VISIT Windsor Teachers' College Men's Basket- ball Team played host to the Hamilton Teachers' College team on Friday, February 25. Our Windsor men played an exciting game defeating the Hamiltonians by a score of 89-73. Doug Kings was high scorer for the visiting team with 22 points. Andy Vince, Windsor's captain, topped both teams with a total of 30 points while Bob Stewart hooped 20 points. This is basketball - not ballet