University of Texas School of Law - Peregrinus Yearbook (Austin, TX)

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12 — Sports

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Violation “As of Jan. 9, 1978, this area will be reserved for faculty. Posting of that sign removed from student domain the last remnants of parking nearby the law school. The street between the Band Hall and Townes Hall no longer displayed the quarter-eating parking meters. F-stickers blazed everywhere. Have a Seat Professor Roy Mersky invited 40,000 UT undergraduates to visit the Law Library. Although he later qualified his statement, irate law students prepared for the onslaught of sophomores carrying paperback copies of Norton’s Anthology. Man From Glad Every day between 10:30 a.m. and 1:30 p.m., Earl Wright sells Salvation Sandwiches to hordes of hungry law students. A large placard serves as a menu to list delicacies such as avocado-cheese, egg salad and ham salad sandwiches, bialys and banana bread. Spiced tea washes down the meal. Wright has worked for Salvation Sandwiches for five and one-half years. All but the first month of his tenure have been spent at Townes. My sales used to be better when I worked in the breezeway. Now I only go on campus when it rains, he said. Wright and his ice chest are stationed down the hill from law school on 26th Street. Hot Off a Cold Tile Et Seq. — 11

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LEGAL EAGLES: Erie R. R. Co. tried to take away our gusto, but we derailed 'em. •'Ar d Terry, this is in lieu of an Am Jur Heil Pigskin! Salvaging their honor on a muddy Eastwoods Park field, the faculty barely nipped the Illegal Eagles in what turned out to be a closely-fought battle. Prof. Gary “The Bully’’ Powers considered turning pro after emerging as the star faculty player. Despite valiant efforts by Laird Lawrence and Rene McClellan, the faculty prevailed over the women 14-12. In intramural play, the Illegal Eagles finished with a perfect 5-0 record easily winning their division. However, they fell in the championship game to archrivals Our Gang. In the men’s division the Legal Eagles romped their opponents and took the Law School championship. Despite their loss to the Eagles, Erie R. R. Co. hosted a banquet at the Back Door and invited Coach Wright and his team as special guests. Former UT Head Coach Darrell K. Royal keynoted the invitation-only fete. Sports — 13