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Show Take Oyer Intermural Softball Lead Although tennis is still considered, technically a minor Colsport here at Wesminster lege, the tennis team took the major titles down at the noted Brigham Young Invitationals. The Parson racquet-wieldin- g squad led by Bill Bridenbaugh and Elliott single Haynes and Peter Prout in the doubles walked off with top honors for the blue ribbon and gold medal awards. Bill Bridenbaugh gained his coverted award by beating Mesa Colleges number one singles, and then in the next match beat last years Confer-- 1 ence singles champ from in the Snow College, Larry Weg-kam- p, in the final round. Prout Peter Elliot and Haynes came through with the doubles championship by playing three matches. In the semifinals, they beat Weber Colleges top players in Asshby-Roberdoubles combination in straight sets. Then the winners of the previously held Quadrangular meets held at the University of Utah courts fell to the Parson team. Prout-Haynts es defeated Stump-Frish-nec- kt of Snow College in a torrid match. g The tennis team defeated Weber College twice on the basis. The first match played down on the Salt Lake Tennis Club with the Parsons as the host, tested the potential strength of both teams. three-se- t high-flyin- home-andPho- standing. Westminster will be represented8 with a strong bid Swedes and Magna TENNIS TEAM DOES WELL me The Westminster boys walked away with every match cept the number three doubles, when the combination of Bill Gold and Pete Ota failed to make the meet a complete ex- for both the singles afid doubles championship with Prout and Haynes. Represented by a small number of freshmen at the BYU Invitationals, WestminBri-Alenbau- The Carbin Swedes, after a close victory over the Dorm, are back in first place tied with the Magna boys. Magna defeated Slickers in the games played last wTeek, to assure themselves of the top spot until Carbon beat the Dorm. The standings are. College come through with two second places, a fifth and ' a sixth. Bob Bougliton came through in the mile only to be beaten in the stretch for a strong second, and, his brother Bill came in with another second in the Lanky George Shenvood came in fifth to place in the low hurdles. Dick Smith followed the pack to the finish line for ar sixth twTo-mi!l- e. although he points. favor of Westminster Col- lege. Traveling up to Ogden to complete the series 'with Weber College, the Parsons again ran away with all the matches but one. This time Robert Christensen, playing in the fourth singles spot, lost in a close match. Bridenbaugh, Haynes, Prout and Maddox all came through with singles wans, and Bridenbaugh-Prou- t and Chris-Proswept the doubles for a total of five wins agailist one loss. three-s- et ut up wiiabproved to be at photo-finis- baugh in the number 2 spot, won both of the top doubles match. The final outcome of the afternoon was 7 matches to 1 in didnt gain any well in the Quadrangular meet were two freshmen, Bill Patsuris and Demet Kyremes. In the 220, Patsuris wras just beaten out by a hair for the top honors in Showing . Singles Crown Bill Bridenbaugh gh, ster The only scheduled, meet left is the big conference meet in which the Parsons squadi will again be the host. Represented by all the junior colleges in the 1CAC Conference, the team may run into a little difficulty, although their record up to the present has been very out- - Bill Bridenbaugh Wins uron the tennis singles crown by 'defeating Wegkemp o fSnow at .the Salt Lake City conference Tennis Club in the final. Bill has not lost a match in conference play this year, and to top it off, lie is just a freshman, leaving him three more years of conference play. dow and, braving loudlv. The preacher finally said Breddem and sistern, is dere among you all wbo knows how to keep dat mule quiet? Pah-sonreplied a man, if you will jess tie a stone to dat mules tail he will keep quiet. 3 Breddem and sistern, said the preacher, let him who is without sin tie the first stone. ' EXPERT CLEANING AND h. PRESSING Bill Boughton and Patsuris turned up double wins in the meet and led the Parson track team to a second place in the four place meet. Coming through with the much sought-fo- r points were Bob Boughton, Kyremes, Smith, Shenvood, and Ballard along with the rest of the fellows already mentioned. DEPENDABLE LAUNDRY SERVICE Reasonable Rates One Day Shirt Service O : PROFESSIONAL CLEANERS 1647 South 11th East An old Negro preacher owmed a mule which had an efficient pair of heels and a loud but unusual voice. Dial 92 . ,1 One Sunday morning, while - - c; Let Henry Do the preacher uras delivering his sermon, the mule persisted in putting his head in at the win- - It HENRYS BARBER SHOP Bill Bridenbaugh, playing in the number one singles spot, defeated Dean Robshut-ou- t. erts in a grueling For the Best Cui, in Town three-se- t match of fine tennis. Peter Prout andi Elliot Haynes in the 2 and 3 positions came through with easy victories. Robert Christiansen and Maddox and Wayne Halstead added depth to the team by winning their singles matches. In the doubles, Peter Prout and Elliot Haynes teamed together for the numbed one spot and Bob Christensen and Bill Briden- - 5 5 5 imumimniiiiiiiuinuiiiiiiimiiDiiniiiiMoiimiiniiDiiimiwi iB u S3 a S S3 S3 For S3 E GROCERIES and SCHOOL SUPPLIES MAGAZINES 5 21st SOUTH AND , 13th EAST; Jiiimmiinmimuiiiniiiimiiiiiniiiiiimiiinmmmmnimmiimro 1 J |
