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Carl Fischer, William HudsonT ennis, the final sport on the intramuralprogram, was run off on a double eliminationbasis last spring. After several weeksof qualifying rounds, the Beta Theta Piteam of Bob D enton and Dick Axtellemerged as A league champions, and theSigma Chi team of Bill H udson and CarlFischer as B league champions. In the playoffior the university title, the Sigma Chiswon two close matches.When the tournament finally got underway this spring after t wo unsuccessfulattempts because of bad weather, severalpromising net men developed as prospectivemembers of the varsity squad and gavethe three lettermen some close competitionfor berths on the varsity team.Intramural and varsity tennis alike receiveda boost this spring with announcementthat four new concrete courts wereto be constructed this summer in front ofthe lemorial Gymnasium. Tennis enthusiastslook for continued growth in thepopularity of the sport on the campus.Lindley Hall, represented by Savel ilverburgand Arthur Ladd, repeated theirintramural horseshoe victory of two yearsago by defeating Les Albee and VincentBevis, the Tau Mem Aleph shoe hurlers,for the university championship. The finalround was fought between the titleholdersof the two leagues. Lindley H all led theB league, while Tau 1em Aleph was theA league winner.Championship of B league was gained byLindley Hall in a win over Phi DeltaTheta. T. M. A. reached the top of theA league ladder by defeating the L. D. .The tournament was played on a basisof two out of three games. Lindley Hall'salready high intramural standing wasraised 100 points by this horseshoe victory.Tau Mem Aleph received 75 points, whilethe runners-up, Phi Delta Theta and L.D. ., were awarded 50 points each.Other competing houses were Sigma Nu,Beta Theta Pi, Lambda Chi Alpha, AlphaTau Omega, Delta Chi, and Sigma Chi.Gordon Anderson, Savel Silverberg•