Sacred Heart Seminary - Ad Altare Yearbook (Oneida, WI)

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57 FOOTBALL Intramural football for the juniors and seniors was a little one-sided. The Oats came through with a spotless 3-0 record while the Cowmen fin- ished 1-2 and Benny's BSers were whitewashed 0-3. The sophomore season was quite similar: Centurions, 3-0; Checkmates, 2-2; and Magnum et Parvum, 0-3. For the fresh- men it was the Chiefs, 3-0; Har- ley and Company, 1-2: and the Bulldogs,1-3.

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Intramural Action 56 lntramurals play a big role in the life of the students at SHC. Through intramural sports an outlet is made available for much of the excess steam built up during the many invigorating classroom sessions. These sports also provide a chance for some of the students who cant make the varsity or junior varsity teams to participate in and learn a little more about the fundamentals of sports.

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In the junior-senior com- petition of the intramural bas- ketball program the 88ers, led by captain Kim Beck, edged the juniors' Budweiser Boys by one game winning three out of five. Teamwork proved to be the deciding factor of victory. The 88ers were out-rebounded by the shorter and quicker Bud Boys but worked for the better shots and managed to come out ahead in the first three out of four games by scores of 24 to 22, 29 to 23, 27 to 22, and 34 to 25. With the addition of Kent Jacquart, however, the Bud Boys walked over the 88ers 39 to 18 in the last game of the season. 58