The Campus Chat (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 29, Ed. 1 Friday, June 20, 1941 Page: 3 of 4
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THE CAMPUS CHAT, DENTON, TEXAS, FRIDAY, JUNE 20, 1941
PAGE THREE
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Fourth Basketball Coaches Clinic Begins Monday
Eight Experts Are Secured;
Cox Will Be Head Instructor
Registration Begins
Monday at 1:30 p. m.
Cox Lectures First
Cox To Instruct
School Coaches
At Cage Clinic
£poAtAcAifUi4Sie
By RANDALL SEELY
Stroup's Tankers Will Open
Swim Season in Meet Tonight
The Texas High School Basket-
ball Coaches Association's fourth
annual coaching school and clinic
will open here Monday, June 23,
As in years past, an all-star cast
of instructors will be present.
Eight experts on basketbull prob-
lems have been secured and will
be on hand to start Monday.
Registration will take up u large
part of the time the first day be-
ginning at 1:30. However, Cox
will speak from 4 until 5:30 and
again from 7:30 until 9. The fee
for visiting coaches is five dollars
and for college students is three
dollars.
Staff Includes
Members of the staff, besider
Cox, include J. W. St. Clair, mem-
ber of the National Rules Commit-
tee and Executive Secretury of
the Southwest Conference. He will
speak on Interpretations of Na-
tional Rules for 1942.
Burl Huffman, Texas Tech
Coach will demonstrate Practice
drills during the clinic.
Jack Sisco, Sc ithwest Confer-
ence official will discuss the ref-
eree's job.
Marty Karow from Texas A & M
will discuss the Pivot Post Play.
Jack Cramer from Kansas State
and Bill Cramer from Emporia
Teachers College will show the
treatment and prevention of in-
juries. Milton Jowers, San Marcos
High School coach, will talk on
individual defense.
Round-Table Discussions
Round table discussion from
members of the audience will be
a feature of the clinic.
The complete program for the
session follows:
MONDAY, JUNE 23:
1:30-3:30 p. m. — Registration.
Men's Gym
3:00-4:00 p. m.—Opening An-
nouncements
4:00-5:30 p. m.—Cox
7:30-9:00 p. m.—Cox
TUESDAY, JUNE 24:
10:00-11:00 a. m.—Rules Discus-
sion—St. Clair
11:00-12:00 a. in.—Officiating—
Sisco
2:30-4:00 p. m.—Cox
4:00—5:30 p. m.—Pivot Post Play — -y ~ j- j president W. J. McConnell left
—Karow p- X i Denton Thursday night for Abi-
7:30-9:00 p. m.—Cox rTOITI UetenCierS lene after giving an address before
WEDNESDAY, JUNii. 25: j the delegates attending the na-
10:00-11:30 a. in.—Individual' Charlie Turner's Tom Cats took tional assembly of the Cumberland
Defense—Jowers {the lead in the intramural basket- Presbyterian Church of America.
11:30-12:00 U. m. Business ball tournament this week by down- mmmm—mmm^mmmmmmmmmmmm^mmmmmmm
o |ing Woodie Counts' Defenders 25-
2:30-4:00 p .m.—Cox j
4:00-5:30 p. m.—Cox Z1> f'
6:00-7:15 p. m.—Barbecue Sup-; The game was rough and ram-1
per | part with fouls. BBoth teams were
7:30-9:00 p. m.—Motion Pic-1 composed mainly of ex-Eagle stars
tures I and at times they settled down and
THURSDAY, JUNE 26: played superior basketball.
10:00-12:00 a. m. — Athletic Gene Wood of the Tom Cats led
Training—Bill and Jack Cra- the scoring with 12 tallies and
Kneeling above is Forrest "Frosty" Cox, cage mentor of the outstand-
i ing University of Colorado Buffaloes, who will be the principal in-
structor in the fourth annual Texas High School Basketball Coaches
Clinic which is scheduled to be conducted on the campus all next week.
Cox is one of eight men selected to lead discussions.
Turner's Tom Cats
Take Cage Opener
From Defenders
Dr. McConnell Speaks
This Morning at ACC
mer
2:30-4:00 p. m.
4:00-6:30 p. m.
—.Huffman
7:30-9:00 p. m.—Cox
FRIDAY, JUNE 27:
10:00-12:00 a. m.—Cox
Cox
Practice Drills
Counts paced the Defenders with
6.
Roy Wood, intramural director,
announced that so ft ball will get
under way the first of next week
with the first game planned for
Tuesday evening. Four teams have
in vn,i 3 l. ^ " - - entered softball and will play a
to subscribe for the n(UmJ.robin MheduIe> The
Dallas News or buy Texas Al- w||| b jn al fi;30
rnait&c, phone 907—H. C. Thomp
son, Dallas News.
Professionals
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for this SPECIAL
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If you like to view rippling baakvtball already started and with Horn
masculine muscles, straining in the softball due to begin the first of JCllOOl i aCUiTy
most graceful of all sports, then next week.
come out to the pool tonight for) Royi student from Kn- Trims Student Team
the first swim meet of the year,; „j ( is a veteran at directing the
Francis St roup has matched Uni- intramural warfare, having been *1 C^IaI -Jl I L O
versity Park of Dallas against in eharge of the prognmi tJurjl,E At OOTtball, 10-0
his two-legged fish and the results the pjl8t long „„,ion wh(eh
promise to be gratifying to every- individual participants took ad Th* mM1 of t,M? faulty of Dsn-
one who likes a good show. vantage of the intramural fea-: ration School took the field
If you know nothing about the tures. The intramural activities «««>" * * team of students in a
finer details of competitive swim- ttte p|animj fol 9tu«lents who are «*tthall * "'♦' «t 2 o'clock Tuesday,
ming—if like us, you can't tell a not taking part in the inter-col *nd th*y emerged winners by a
half-gainer from the cannonball- contests. It furnishes op- 4,°unt at ,fl to •
then you will enjoy the meet all portunities for building up compet- Coming to bat first for the stu-
the more. jtjve interest in recreation for the ^"ts, G. E. Bush slainmeii out
It's not the technical mechanics Htudents who like sports but are u heme run into ^ A4*'1*. but the
of swimming that furnishes the noj go<Hj enough for the college "Mtt three men were out in order,
thrills so much as it is the gla- varsity team A r "y broke out when the
mour and color—the flailing lean ||t, r ... faculty came to bat, and several
arms, the supple litheness of fel-! runs were scored before the side
lows like Bob Gentry who skim Other events to be started soon was retired .The student team
through the H20 somewhat faster 01', ' . '"tramural calendar are failed to score again until late in
than a mospuito-boat, and the "wimmuiK, ping pong, badminton, the game, but finally managed to
flashing, effortless grace of the golf, handball and pos grafe
seven more runs in a late
high-diver—those are the things sl"'y tennis and volley ball. Roy inning rally.
that make swimming one of the eVeryo,,t' to participate in Sam Abbey went tin route in the
most popular sports. box for the students, and Wayne
Meet Starts at 7:15 The first intramural basketball Adams and G. H. Ilollomttti work-
The meet will begin at 7:16 to- game, played Tuesday night be. ed for the faculty.
night, as part of the recreation tween Charlie Turner's Tom Cats
park fun, so be on hand. Francis and Woodie Counts' Defenders,
Stroup plans to have something rapidly degenerated into a rough-
in the way of water entertainment, and-tumble, catch-as-catch can
every week, and when Stroup plans scramble, with the one rule seem*
an entertainment, it's always just in* to be "the man who goes down
that. loses."
Bask 'tball takes the spotlight Every play was crowded with
this week as the Fourth Annual fouls from both teams, and only oc-
Texas High School Basketball casionally did the encounter look
Coaching School and Clinic invades lik« basketball. Both teams were
the campus for a week's run. Head- possessed of a wealth of ex-Eagle
ad by Frosty Cox of Colorado basketball stars who have demon-
University, and with a strong staff strated their ability to play smooth
of instructors from the ranks of basketball, in spite of the nights
the nation's outstanding basket- evidence to the contrary. The Tom
ball figures—names such as J. W. Cats won 25-21, Gene Woods lead-
St. Clair of S. M. U. . . . Burl ing the scoring parade with 12
Huff mail from Texas Tech . . . tallies.
Bill und Jack Cramer front Km
FOR THE Dallas News or Texas
Almanac, phone 907—H. C. Thomp
son, Dallas News
University Park Crew
Invades Local Pool
For First Cantest
Tonight at 7:15 in the recreation
park pool Francis Stroup's swim-
mers blast open the summer sea-
son against the strong University
Park tankers from Dallas.
Stroup announced that his boys
would be in good shape for the
encounter, but said that he expects
to have plenty of trouble with the
veteran Dallas performers. The
meet, part of the regular park
entertainment, will be followed by
dancing on the slab. No admission
other than activity tickets will be
charged.
Holdover Team
Stroup's team will consist main-
ly of holdovers from last year's
sterling performers Heading die
list is Bob Gentry, holder of sev-
eral Southwestern AAU records
and former Junior National AAU
champion. Gentry is in fine eurly
season form and is expected to
have another very successful year.
porin State und Kansas State . . .
Marty Karow of Texas A & M
. . . . Jack Sisco . . . Milton Jowers
of San Marcos . , . the school is
destined to be one of the most
valuable to hard-working high
school coaches.
Intramurals 1 rider Way
Roy Wood's intramural program
—or, as Roy would prefer, YOUR
intramural program which he is
directing—is well under way with
Remember
J. A. ORR
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SPECIALS
$5.00 OIL PERMANENTS
$3.00 OIL WAVES
$2.50 OIL WAVES
$3:50
$2.00
$1.50
308 North Locust Street
EXPERIENCED OPERATORS
For Barber Work See
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th
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at
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Photo 198
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203 MeClurkan Building
MEDICALS
UR. BRRT E. Davis
Kys-Ear-N ose-Throat
Eyes Examined, Oleums Fitted
Denton Medical and Surgical
Clinic, 212 S. Elm St.
Of ice 540 Ree. 812
M. L. Martin, a.*., m.d.
Diseases of Eye, Ear, Noee, and
Throat
Glasses Scientifically Fitted
Office Ralcy Bldg., Phone 22
Ree. 811 W. Oak, Ph M 158
Biology
and
Nature
Students
• Bird Guides
• Fish Guides
• Tree Guides
Just the thing to help you
identify Nature s beauties.
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Priced from 10c to $3.95
VOERTMAN'S
TC Store
Summerize With Freezer-Fresh
Ice Cream
: at the
Eagle Drug
Drop in where it is cool and comfortable
for some of our
delicious ice cream, malts, sodas, sundries.
Phone 281
Free Delivery
Starts Friday, June 20
SUMMER
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size.) Choke of shadti in-
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Hot f)og or Rosy Future.
Ilpwillck (Very gener-
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f Cream rouge
—trial site.)
adherent f Base coat —
very generous special site,)
Hurry! Get your* today. This offer
for limited tlinr only.
114 Fry Ave.
SAoed Bick?
Do they need repairing, half soling
or taps? Try the
Eagle Shoe Store
All Work Guaranteed
SPECIALS
Women \ Fast Color House-
. coats and Drev.es. Regular
$125 value
88c
Sanforized fast-color Big Bro-
ther and Ace Craft Shirts.
Were $1.25. now
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Freih Fruit* and Vegetables
Good assortment of peaches, -plums, bananas, and citrus fruits
APPLE HOUSE
207 W. Oak We Deliver Phone 209
Special Sale
DRESSES Usually $3.95 Sale
$1.95
Cool Sheer Wash Dresses
SLIP CREPE Usually $3.50;$2.95 Sale
Satin White and Blush
$1.95; 1.00
GIRDLES Usually $S.00; $7.50 Sale
Some *ith Stayes Some all Elastic
$1.00
The Vanity Shop
98c
FREE
GIFTS
For the Ladies!
It will be our pleasure
to present to the first
200 ladies who visit our
store on Opening Day.
a beautiful ruby glass
bowl to commemorale
this gala event.
One lot of Men's Suits in grey worsteds and white
gabardine and linen. Values to $15.00
$1.25 Batiste Gowns, Pajamas, and Satin Gowns,
Pajamas, and Slips. Special
Special Table of Ladies' Shoes. Including meshes
and valued as high as $5.00. On the first floor. Extra
Special
One table of Sheers—Prints and Batistes, Dimities
and Voiles, at the very special price of p©r yard
One Special Lot Wash Crepes. Rayons, Bembergs
and Sharkskins at per yard
Is Your Opportunity
To Have A
PltxUcuyia^U
Phone 245
for Appointment
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Thomason, John. The Campus Chat (Denton, Tex.), Vol. 15, No. 29, Ed. 1 Friday, June 20, 1941, newspaper, June 20, 1941; Denton, TX. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth313260/m1/3/?q=%22~1~1%22~1: accessed July 15, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu.; crediting UNT Libraries Special Collections.