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Intramurals Softball Monday, May 6 Men’s I Silver Bullet Brigade 14, Phi Delta Theta 5 Coral Reefers 24, Clubbed Seals 6 Sigma Chi 111, Theta Chi 1 5 Men’s II Lambda Chi Alpha 9, Zella’s Revival 3 Ducks for Bucks 9. Fried Eggs 1 Sam-u-Rye 13, Green Machine 7 Master Batters 12, Virtual Objects 6 Lame Ducks d. Beta All-Stars (forfeit) Phi Delta Theta 14. Dad's Club 6 East Molokai Hoovers 9, Assumptions 1 Sigma Chi II A's 16, Sheldon Flyers 13 Coed II Cloran 10, M&M’s 4 The Leaders d. Kell's Heroes 5 Chaos 9, Chico's Bail Bonds 8 Parsons Pigs II 17, See More Hiney 4 Tuesday. May 7 Men's I Coral Reefers 18, Sigma Phi Epsilon I 17 Sigma Alpha Epsilon 111, The Naturals 8 Men’s II Master Batters 10, Sigma Alpha Epsilon 111 8 Rocktown 12, Mel’s Brewers 7 Masterslams VI 17, Sigma Alpha Epsilon III 5 No Bozos 16, Indicator Species 3 Too Drunk To Care 25, Synchronicity 8 Watson Zoo 17, Synchronicity 4 Coed II Tingle/McClain 12, Ruskies 8 Dunn Internationals 12, Bohr Holes 4 The Newmans 17, Douglass Diggers 16 Poi Pounders 12, Green Machine 4 Fiji/Gamma Phi Beta d. Robbins Rads RESUME j SERVICES ; Copy 50 resumes on specialty paper — get 10 resumes copied FREE kinko's i limited one per customer Expires: June 15, 1985 860 E. 13th • 344-7894 i—11—11—11—i i—11—i r—i n r—11—i i—i r—11—11—»i—«i—11—11—i n The Oregon Daily Emerald wishes to invite you to gain valuable journalism experience by becoming a part of your student newspaper. Applications are now being taken for all staff positions for the 1985-86 school year, including the following positions: News Editor Managing Editor Editorial Page Editor Editorial Page Assistant Editor Sports Editor Photo Editor Sidelines Editor Friday Edition Editor Graphic and Supplements Assistant Associate Editor positions include: Higher Education Student Government Administration Student Activities Features Community General Assignment The deadline for applying for Managing Editor and New* Editor is May 13 at 5 p.m. Applications for all other positions are due May 20 at 5 p.m. Applications and job descriptions are available at the Emerald office. EMU Suite 300 The Emerald is an affirmative action, equal opportunity employer. Women and minorities are encouraged to apply. □□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□□a (forfeit) Scholars 14, Who Knows 6 Peanuts Gang 12, Young Hegelians 9 Kappa Sigma Revival 17, DeBusk Destroyers 6 Wednesday, May 8 Coed I SFGFU 12, Young Yankees 4 Coed II The Newmans d. Fiji/Gamma Phi Beta (forfeit) (forfeit) Wednesday, May 8 Coed Sausage Grapplers I 15, Walpurgisnacht 3 Men Sausage Grapplers Too 14. Parrot Heads 9 Intrepid Whizkids 11. Sausage Grapplers Too 10 Photo by Robert Huti Delta Iota Kappa intramurals doubles tennis player, Steve Coplin, tries to rack up another point for his side of the net in a 2-1 winning match against The Lazers last Monday at 3:30 p.m. in the indoor courts. Ford Volleyball Classic Monday. May 6 Coed DeBusk 2, Hams 0 Kamalii 2. DeBusk Destroyers 1 Rinky Dinks 2. Perfect Set 0 Dynasty IV 2, Spiked Punch 0 Men Hoovers 2. Ritz 0 Mainland 2. Maxwell's Demons 0 Women Dynasty IV 2. Spikers 0 Ultimate Frisbee Tuesday, May 7 Coed Beach Party 13. Radial Discontent 11 Men Vultures 15, Warp 7 7 Return of Mongers d. Bunch A Dudes Tennis Tuesday, April 30 Hot Shots 2. Kappa Sigma 1 Delta lota Kappa 2, King Kong 1 Thursday. May 2 Lambda Chi Alpha d. Fiji I (forfeit) Sweetser Surgeons 2, IXOYE 1 Friday, May 3 Sigma Chi II 3, Kappa Sigma 0 Tuesday, May 7 Kong Kong 3, Sigma Alpha Epsilon I 0 Phi Delta Theta 1 2. Zimbob's Revenge 1 Wednesday, May 8 Kappa Sigma 1 2, Sigma Phi Epsilon I 1 Sigma Chi I 3. Lazers 0 Thursday, May 9 Beta D.C. 2, Marginal Players 1 Lambda Chi Backboard Blasters d. Kappa Sigma II (forfeit) Track Meet Saturday, May 11 Team Scares: Men First: Theta Chi 54 Second: Road Runners 42 Third: $80 Short 30 Team Scores: Coed First: Morton/McClure 57 Second: Stafford 44 Third: Sweetser 30 Individual Scores: Men 100 Meters First: Elliot Dunning, It.00 Second: Donnie Marion, 11.18 400 Meiers First: Tony Rodio. 52.45 Second: Spike Sarendra, 52.51 800 Meters First: Chris Quade. 2:03.03 Second: Ken Gensel. 2:04.07 1500 Meters First: Paul Reilly. 4:21.4 Second: The Brew. 4:22.4 5000 Meters First: Knox Kinlaw. 15:52 Second: Gary Timms. 16:10 4x100 Relay First: Road Runners, 46.49 Second: Sigma Chi. 46.72 4x400 Relay First: Just for Fun. 3:37.1 Second: Road Runners. 3:39.5 110 Hurdles First: )im Severson. 16.26 Second: Wayne Sanman. 16.50 High Jump First: Steve Penfield. 6' 9" Second: Keith Balderston. 6' 5” Triple Jump First: Dannie Marion. 44' 0” Second: Jim Severson. 41' 4Vc’’ Shot Put Find: Devin Fitzpatrick. 50’ 7V«" Second: Tony Hunt. 44' 2Yj” long Jump First: Dannie Marion. 22' 4Vi” Second: Steve Penfield. 21' 2 VC Individual Scores: Women 100 Meters First: Mary Briggs. 14 12 Second: Erika Elfendahl, 14 38 400 Meters First: Michelle DeHann. 1:23.7 Second: Christine Chan, 1:29.6 800 Meters First: Allison Fox. 2:35.0 Second: Anne Borland. 3:01.H 1500 Meters First: Erika Elfendahl. 5:15.6 Second: Mary Briggs. 5:17,2 4x100 Relay First: Morton McClure. 88-6 1-ong Jump First: Cynthia Shepherd. 17' 5VC Second: Deborah Hardwick. 12’ 1" High Jump First: Jeanne Krier. 5' 0" Second: Deborah Hardwick. 4' 4" Triple Jump First: Deborah Hardwick. 20' 5” ROSS MT. 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