Grambling State University - Tiger Yearbook (Grambling, LA)

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Knicks Claim Title In a tough championship battle, the Lady Knicks claimed the women’s cage intramural title by defeating the L.A. Dream Team. The Knicks nipped their opponent 38- 34. For the season the champs were 5-1 before clicking off four straight playoff victories. WINNERS—(First Row L-R) Tamara Smith, Lisa Simmons, Lowlette Powe. (Second) Ur- sula Tucker, Janice Dotson, Paula Kirklin, Yalonda Alexander, Dot Toussaint. Intramural Cage Champs Part-Time Players Part-Timers Intramural Champions The Part-Time Players, a group com- posed of counselors and Grambling State University students, captured the men’s intramural basketball champion- ship when they defeated the Operators. P.T.P. finished the year undefeated. Members of the football squad com- posed the Operators. CHAMPS—(First Row L-R) Greg Franklin, coach Carl Womack, Jerome Christopher, manager Roosevelt Thornton. (Second) James Payne, Charles K. Williams, Fredrick Payne, Larry Murphy, Dravis Davis. The Lady Knicks Intramurals 183 o- ®ormrory m Zmmao