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Interscholastic League Calendar 1951 JNTEKiSCHOlLASTlC LEAGUED Yol. XXXIV AUSTIN, TEXAS, APRIL, 1951 No. 8 Playoffs for Baseball State Meet, UIL Breakfast Scheduled for June 4 When June rolls around again, on June 4, 5 and 6, in Austin. Highlight Calendar for May (he big day will arrive for Inter- Conference A schools will play The Interscholastic League be­ ; noon, and the contest will begin After last year's wholesale as­ icholastic League baseball enthusi­ to regional championships, and gins its fifth decade with the at 2:30 p.m. instead of at 4 p.m. sault on the tr^k and field record asts. The third State Baseball Forty-first Annual State Meet, Conference B schools will play The AA briefing period has been book, with 18 new conference Championship Tournament will be opening Thursday, May 3. Plans moved back to 8:00 a.m. times and distances going into the through bi-district championships. held for Conference AA schools are all but complete for track and Tie addition of Conferences A book, it seems unlikely, that this Conference A A bi-district literary competition, journalism and B Golf. All opening round year's State Meet could be as baseball games will be arranged convention, special conferences for golf (18 holes) for AA, A and B, amazingly successful. But from as follows: winner of District 1 tennis, slide rule, typing and short­ will be played at 8:00 a.m. May 4, reports of early-season showings vs. winner of District 2; 3 vs. hand, and ready writing, and the and second round play (also 18 by trackmen throughout the state, Annual League Breakfast and holes) will begin at 8:00 a.m. 4; S vs. 6; 7 vs. 8; 9 vs. 10; II it very well may be. Meeting of Delegates. May 5. The Twenty-fourth Annual Jour­ vs. 12; 13 vs. 14; and 15 vs. 16. The Delegates Breakfast will Slide rule tour. Leonardt nalism Convention which runs con­ District championships in Con­ be at 7:30 a.m. May 5, in the Kreisle, Director of Slide Rule, • currently with the contests, will ference AA must be determined has organized a tour for con­ be presided over jointly by the The dependence of the public Crystal Ballroom of the Driskill testants and coaches to witness Lone Star and Four-City Divi­ upon school men has never been by May 15, with bi-district Win­ Hotel. Tickets sell for $1.00. a demonstration of Dr. S. Leroy sions presidents, Victor Lary of greater. It has resulted in a ter­ ers certified by May 28. Since this year marks the re­ Brown's mechanical harmonic Highland Park (Dallas), and rific load on men whose profes­ uniting of the City Conference Regional Conference A baseball analyzer, which is capable of Tommy Thompson of Arlington sional duties already are enough schools with Conference AA, champions will be determined in solving highly complex equa­ Heights (Port Worth), respec­ for the average man. The civic this Meeting of Delegates should regional baseball tournaments to be one of the largest, as will be tions. tively. duties which accrue to the able FIRST STATE CHAMPIONS—The first Inter- Auvenshine, Mary Jean Andress, Coach Marguerite be directed by regional directors the entire meet, in several years. and more or less willing schoof ad­ scholastic League State Champions of Conference Ross, Jane Bradley, and Manager Barbara Godfrey. appointed from the League Office. The League Office is making ministrators can pose a problem A schools are the Indians of Comanche. Left to Front Row, Jeanette Hall, Rita Jo Arms, Linda By electing to hold a single elimi­ plans to accommodate over 200 in themselves. right, the winners of the first State Tournament Glasgow, Florence Jo Coan, Ruth Bingham, Neita nation tournament, and by play­ delegates at the breakfast. A reflection of this situation are: Myrle Smith, and Jean DeWitt. ^Jo ^>late I/feet CnlrieS ing on Friday and Saturday nights The business portion of the came in recent letters by Guy Back Row, Manager Carolyn Keating, Faye breakfast meeting will be devoted Dear Leaguer : L e m m o n d, Superintendent of under the lights, these regional to a report on the ballots that have A warm welcome awaits you at The University of Texas Avery Schools. The first was a baseball tournaments should be a just been voted upon by member for the annual State Meet. letter to other members of the financial, as well as an educational schools, and to special reports. District 42B, of which he was the success. This type of play will Fees Not Affected General Program This is your University and I want you to feel at home Among these will be a report on chairman: avoid any loss of school time or in­ here. Make the University your home away from home dur­ the work of the Legislative Ad­ "Gentlemen: terference with the school pro­ Forty-First Annual State Meet visory Council, the Athletic In­ ing the meet. "I am swamped: gram. By Reclassification surance Committee, and other I know that you will be busy much of the time. During "District Boy Scout Chairman; District championships in Con­ University Interscholastic League committees assigned to study spe­ your free moments, however, a number of special events will Lone Star Area Boy Scout Budget ference A must be determined by cial problems. The program will take place and numerous points of interest will be open es­ Committee; District Basketball May 15, and the regional tourna­ For Major Sports be one which school delegates and pecially for you. Chairman; District Baseball Chair­ ments can be held any time after The OfT.cial Program will be issued for distribution to con­ administrators will not want to A number of inquiries have been testants and delegates before the Meet opens and will be avail­ man; and now Chairman for Dis­ May 15, and not later than June 6. miss. All persons planning to at­ When you are not busy with League events we want you trict Spring Meet, with such odd The eight regional chairmen for received by the League Office con­ able at headquarters. Always go by the LATEST EDITION to visit with us and ask all the questions you wish. cerning the recent reclassifica­ of the program. Minor changes are often necessary from one tend the League Breakfast should jobs as director of the local polio the tournaments are: Region I, edition to the next. make their reservations as early Our faculty and students have rolled out the Welcome Mat drive, and trying to teach a Sun­ Districts 1-4, Superintendent H. tion's effect on League fees and as possible through Miss Willie for you. day School Class! P. Railsback, Dalhart; Region II, Advisory Council membership. Thompson, League secretary. "But I have eased up a little. Districts 5-8, Superintendent Vir­ Cordially yours, Rodney J. Kidd; League Direc­ Thursday, May 3, 1951 The Boy Scout Chairmanship has gil Chaffin, Comanche; Region III, About the only changes made in T. S. Painter, teen traded for vice-chairmanship, Districts 9-12, Superintendent tor, in answer to these questions, Registration, rebate and assignments to lodgings, Gregory Gymna­ the State Meet program from its President. and thank goodness, the district Dale Douglas, Pleasant Grove has emphasized that the reclassi- sium. Bureau opens at 2:30 P.M. and closes at 10 P.M. Opens again usual schedule are: at 8 A.M. Friday and Saturday. baseball chairmanship has been (Dallas); Region IV, Districts 13- fication pertains only to football Revision of the One-Act Play re­ hearsal and contest schedule for given to someone else, and I be­ 16, Superintendent Jack Gibson, and basketball competition, and 8:00 A.M.—One-Act Play general meeting of Conference A A casts lieve I have been left off the Boy Sulphur Springs; Region V, Dis­ for pre-rehearsal instructions from Contest Director Conference AA. Due to the ad­ UT Planning Real Show does not change the basic, or Bruce Roach, Experimental Theatre, Modern Lan- dition of three more AA regions, Scout Budget Committee, probably tricts 17-20, Principal W. M. gauge Bldg. 103. for dereliction of duty. Now that Schmidt, Crockett; Region VI, Dis­ Spring Meet List of the League. the AA' rehearsals will begin at I have my income tax report sent tricts 21-24, Superintendent Joe This list will continue to gov­ 8:30 A.M.—One-Act Play rehearsals, Conference AA casts, Hogg 8:30 a.m. May 3, instead of at For Meet Contestants Auditorium. off, I'll try to say something about Barnes, Georgetown; Region VII, ern both fees and Advisory Time will not hang heavy on the Friday night, May 4. 1:00 P.M.—One-Act Play general meeting of Conference A casts for that Spring Meet. .." Districts 25-28, Superintendent J. Council representation for hands of state meet competitors An exhibition by drill teams C. Rogers, West Columbia; Region pre-rehearsal instructions from Contest Director Bruce and visitors. The familiar ring this list of schools. Roach. Experimental Theatre, Modern Language from Army, Navy and Air units of duties had for other schoolmen re­ VIII, Districts 29-32, Superinten­ 103. * Principals Planning When they are not preoccupied the ROTC, to precede the finals dent J. Mil Auld, Mission, Membership fees are determined with League events there will be a of the track and field meet, Sat­ sulted in other letters to Supt. 2:30 P.M.—One-Act Play Contest, Conference*A.A, Hogg Auditorium, Lemmond, and some serious com­ by the conference assignments host of University activities and urday, May 5.
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