Morehead State University - Raconteur Yearbook (Morehead, KY)

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Unsung Heroes Moreheads collegiate athletic team has room for only so many athletes, but not the intramural department. There is room for everyone. Many teams and individuals partici- pated in the years intramurals, in the independent, fraternity and dormitory leagues. Competition in the leagues is fierce. iTve played in the softball and bas- ketball leagues, both independent and dorm, for three years now, and this year the intensity was the highest Iive ever seen, said Michael Newman, 21 senior from Beattyville. iiEveryone wanted to win very badly this year. Not everyone could win everything they entered, but it doesnt mean they were losers, just ask West Liberty senior Everett Markwell. iiOur basketball team didn,t win a game this year, but I had a good time anyway. It gave me the chance to play organized basketball, I didnit get to in high school. 111 definite- ly play again next year. A lot of people didnit win this year, but a lot of people did. A list of people that are wearing this years final intra- murals champions T-shirts is on the op- posite page. - By: Bryon Souder Ray Davis, a graduate student from Russell, com- peted in the intramurals archery competition that helped his fraternity tDelta Tau Deltai place sec- ond overall. Davis placed seventh overall. PHOTO BY: 1e17Colquhoun lntramurals 133

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Although Crager feels his small size of 58 will keep him from playing pro ball, he spent the summer traveling with the Athletes in Action. e The semiepro team played baseball and shared religious convictions. Baseball and academics go hand-in-hand for Kyle Crager, a junior math and Seorts Feature journalism major from Morehead. Crager is the second baseman for the University as well as a Presidential scholar. 1 34