Heidelberg University - Aurora Yearbook (Tiffin, OH)

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i THE INTRAMURALS TOUCH FOOTBALL Six man touch football started out the season with the Aps winning three straight games to cinch the championship as Dunn and Tuttle snatched too many passes for their opponents. On the last play of the last game Furbay of the Heids spoiled the Aps' perfect record by skirting around end for a touchdown and the margin of victory. The Heid win elevated them to second place. ln the opening game the Aps turned back the Exes l3 to 7 with a Hoerneman to Dunn pass scoring the winning touchdown. This same combination clicked once more in the second game as the Aps blanked the Heids 6-U. ln the third game Ugino and Spreadbury both made Ex safeties to even up the count, but then lost l3 to lO. PING-PONG Led by Frantz and Krammes, the Heids won their last two games to take the ping- pong title after the race had been all tied up with each society having one win and one loss. The Exes downed the Aps in their second meeting to end in the runner- up spot. Over thirty men, including fresh- men, entered the school tournament. Frantz and Hoerneman met in the finals for the second straight year and for the same number of times Frantz annexed the paddle honors. HANDBALL ln handball, Frantz and Furbay upset the dope bucket over Nagy and Klopfen- stein of the Aps and Hossler and Sonich of the Exes as the Heids swept to their second first. After losing the opener to the Exes, they came back to win three straight. The Aps split even to take second honors. Nearly twenty-five entered the individual tournament run by Art Corfman, intramural manager. Frantz came from behind to beat the favorite Nagy and won his second crown. BASKETBALL AND FREE-THBOWING Basketball and free-throwing were run off together and in no evening was a team able to sweep both events. The Heid basketball team failed to win a game, but their free-throwers never lost. That left the Exes and Aps tied for first place in basket- ball and for second in free-throwing. ln the play-off the Aps won free-throwing by four points, but watched Folino of the Exes sink nineteen points to win basketball by five points. His performance duplicated Dunn's earlier scoring spree against the Heids. lndividual scoring honors go to Ernst, Ftans kin and Detwiler. Ernst dropped in 86 out of lUO shots, while Bankin and Detwiler both made 84. VOLLEYBALL With basketball and free-throwing over, volleyball got underway. ln their opening two encounters the Heids eked out close victories over both other societies to assure themselves of at least second place, and of their fifth consecutive intramural crown unless they would be blanked from then on in-a near impossibility. SOFTBALL Because of the cancellation of all inter- collegiate baseball games, the softball teams proved much stronger with their addition of varsity ballplayers. As a result, competition was keener and the spectators saw some real playing. The Heids, who had hitherto monopolized the wins in this sport, found tough opposition from the Exes, whose team was dominated by former varsity men.

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