The 1941 Babsonian. - Babson College

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PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES
"HYSICAl. ACTIVfTl ES C()MM I '1''1' I-X
Likt> all other business men, the Babson business
students ned a certain amount of physical as well as
mental exercise. This physical exercise has bet>n
provided for by the Physical Activities Committee,
under th leadership of Robert Kremers.
This committee attempts to provide a compiete'
intramural sports program. To accomplish this, it
forms teams among the five student divisions. These
division teams compete with each other for the
various sports championships.
In the fall, the teams playa seris of touch football
games. With the advent of cold ,""eather, the
action changes from til(' football field to the gym
where basketball reigns supreme. After this championship
is settled, and the volleyball has taken its
share of the punishment, it is time for spring and
the gn'at outdoors again. Ball game's are the style
at this point and even the faculty comes out for the
fun_ ;'\.fter all the ball games arc played off, the
laure'ls for the season are awarded ..'\ cup and a
trophy are given to the best individual and the
best tea m respectively. As each division's leam has
its own name', and thesf' names remain with the
teams throughout the years, regardless or the change
in team membrs, the trophies are inscribed each
year v .... ith the victorious team title.
Men occupying positions on the Physical Activities
Committee this year are pictured above, reading
rrom len to right: C. Bieberbach, Jr., H. W.
Simpson, R. J. Kremers, B. T. Holmes, E. P .
Malone, C. W. Patten, D. C. McNeill, .t\.. C. Hilmer,
H .J. Nordstrom,Jr., R. R. Gunter,Jr., R. T. Glenn .
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