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The pass was up for grabs as a receiver fights off two defensive backs to make the catch, as one
player looks on in amazement. The defensive backgot hlspaws on the ball and broke up the play.
Intramurals observed on campus
In case you hadn’t noticed, a
lot of intramurals have been tak­
ing place throughout Fall term;
everything from football to tur­
key trots have been planned.
Intramural football con­
cluded yesterday, but results were
unavailable at press time. As one
can probably see by the pictures,
everyone involved enjoyed tak­
ing part, despite the poor offici­
ating, noted by one observer. This
season even saw the toppling of a
Print staff photographer during
one play.
Intramurals also saw a Rac­
An unidentified football player kicks off to the opposing team
after scoring a touchdown. The kicker let a rocket fly.
quetball tournament, which was won
by Jim Sabo in the intermediate
class, and Andy Baethke in the
beginning class. Those who are in­
terested in the class should sign up
for it. It is being held at Eastside,
Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
from 7:30 a.m. to 10 p.m.
Clackamas also had a Fun Run,
which declared a champion in the
men’s and women’s class. Clacka-
mites Tim Marshall finished the
men’s 3.1 mile run in 18:42, and
Linda Partridge finished her 24 mile
jaunt in 20:29.
Just in time for Thanksgiving,
Clackamas will be holding its
eighth annual Turkey Trot.
Anyone can participate in
this 3.1 .mile run on campus
today at 12:10 p.m. Admission
is one can of food, which will be
donated to a needy organiza­
tion and participants must be
signed in by noon.
Event Coordinator Kathie
Woods is expecting over 15
people to participate. Those
interested should convene at
the lower level of Randall at 12
p.m.
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