Carroll University - Hinakaga Yearbook (Waukesha, WI)

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Badminton, one of the so-called minor sports is major in fun and exercise. With four girls trying to propel a small white bird across a net, there is as much excitement as spectators could desire. Each sorority and the Independents send tWO teams into the competition. Last year the season was cut short but a season of exciting games is promised for this year. 7W In the spring of 1950, Lu Ftiese, represent- ing Alpha Xi Delta, again captured the girl's tennis championship on the Buchner courts. This season an attempt is being made to organize a girls tennis team to represent Carroll in matches with other Wisconsin colleges. Page N inety-two

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Girls, basketball at Carroll is always one of the favorite sports. The W.A.A. team, chosen by Teach from the sorority and independent teams, played exciting games against the WAVES of Great Lakes and Cardinal Stritch College. In sorority- independent competition the Inde- pendents took the lead early with the Beta's and Chi 0's trailing close- ly behind. The most exciting volleyball season in many years was fin- ally completed. As a result of a three-way tie between Delta Zeta, Beta and Chi 0, two extra rounds of games were necessary. After many nip and tuck battles, the Chi O's finally emerged Victorious. Page N inety-one

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The baseball competition in the spring of 1950 was thrilling from start to finish with the Beta,s final- ly winning the trophy. The tide- turning game was the last one of the season when the Betafs out- fought and outlasted the second place Chi 0,5 in a slugfest ending 10-9. 14W Every spring and fall ar- chery gains prominence, with skilled marksmen aiming for the bullseye. With arrows flying in all directions, passers-by dis- covered that the small plot of ground in front of Low- ry Hall had become a very dangerous spot. But thru Teachs excellent coach- ing, many novices have be- come expert archers. Page Ninety-zbrec