PAGf 6
THE LANCE
Granville Defeats Albemarie
Graiiville ciorm shut out Albo-'
inorle in a pi.nvi.itn' pui'f footl'all
game 6-0 F'all Fling weokend.
Granville Jorm displayed an all
out effort for the game with about
50 girls participating in the acti
vities, The coaches for Granville,
Bo'o Anderson, Don Stokes, and
Paul Vestal, had worked out lots
of pla> s and the girls practiced
hard on all of them, as was
apparent by their victorious win.
Although Granville had practiced
mostly plays involving passes,
the action was forced to be mostly
ground plays. The only T.D. was
made in the first quarter when
the Granville team faked a move
ment to the left and quarterback
Mev Fraser handed oft to Kristin
Gronning who ran to the right
leaving Albemarle's players in a
state of wonderment. Granville's
victory was due mostly to their
outstanding line. They were able
to hold so that the team gained
yardage as well as keeping Al
bemarle from scoring. Co-
captains Mev Fraser and Jackie
Stafford were both proud of the
all out team effort and the out
standing plaving of several
members of the team.^
Albemarle executed some out
standing plays. A handoff to Mar
cia Hill, produced a 45 yards
gain. Albemarle only completed
one pass from quarterback
captain Patsy Pence to Marcia
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Hill, but Granville intercepted
two of their attempts. Some of the
outstanding players on the Albe
marle team were Patsy Pence,
Marcia Hill, Cam Stuart, Julie
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McDowell, Margie Kingsly and
Sara Deil. The coach for the Al
bemarle team was Johnny Ogle,
The half time activities were
jolly with a Homecoming Queen
contest by both dorms. The win
ner from Granville was Buzzy
Rogers and the winner from Albe
marle was Edwlna Butter-
bottoms. Both these young
“ladies” were quite charming
and deserve a hardy congratula
tions because the competition
certainly was tough.
Cup Title
continued from page 5
tance than the men’s race, was
won by freshmen Bob Muir and
Kristin Gronning with a time of
5:36, edging out the second place
time of 5;39 performed also by
freshmen, Yank Albers and Fran
Smith.
The races this year convened
approximately 3/4 miles, shorter
than those of the 1964 races. The
area of the course that was in
the larger lake was omitted to
enable the spectators to observe
the whole of the race rather
than just the beginning and end.
The Harriers of St, Andrews
lost to East Carolina and North
Carolina State in a three way
meet held at East Carolina on
Tuesday, November 2, 1965, Jim
Smith, captain of the Knights’
team, finished first ahead of all
competition with a new individual
record for four miles of 21:03,
All members of the team im
proved their times greatly and
Coach Ollis, head cross country
coach, seemed to be satisfied
with the team’s effort despite
the loss.
One week before, on Tuesday,
October 26, the St. Andrews team
Girls Volleyball
Draws To Close
The girls’ volleyball results
are drawing almost to a close.
Concord B is still undefeated.
The girls are all putting up a
tough fight now and the com
petition is rough.
The results of the last few
,^ames are as follows:
Concord B over Wilmington
Albemarle A over Granville A
Granville B over Concord C
Concord A over Orange
Concord B over Albemarle B
Concord B over Concord C
Concord A over Granville B
Granville A over Albemarle B
Orange over Albemarle A
Concord A over Concord C
Concord B over Granville A
Orange over Albemarle B
Albemarle A over Concord A.
P. Vestal
Finds Ncmm)
Bait
We’ve all heard of the “big
one” that got away. Well, get
this one. One St. Andrews fish
erman, or should I say boatman,
claims to have caught a 5 pound
er using Wood for bait.
Freshman Paul Vestal, while
rowing his boat across the lake,
saw a large bass hovering near
the surface, apparently unaware
of the boater's presence. Using
his paddle for bait, the angler
clobbered the fish which rose to
the surface unconscious.
traveled to Methodist CollJ
where they were defeated.'
team was again led by JlmSn
followed by Tommy Beason,
Barlett, Jim Burby, David Be
Larry Bowers, and John Wi
er. This was the Knights’ {
lost in Dixie Conference ci
petition.
Four days previous totheMl
odist meet, the team again f
on a road trip, at High P(
There St, Andrews defeated
High Point College team w
out the assistance of number
man Tommy Beason,
The Cross Country team I
travel to Charleston, SouthCaj
lina, for a meet Saturday,
vember 6, 1965, against
College of Charleston to end
Conference season. The Knig
will participate in the S
Championship Meet in Rail
on Monday, November 8. Fin
on Saturday, September 13,11
the DIAC Cross Country Cha
ionships will be held here a
Andrews at 11 a.m.
•S. A.
vs
High P
score
27
28
S. A.
vs
*Methoj
score
31
24
A. A.
vs
*E.C. SI
score
31
26
S. A.
vs
*N.C. S
score
"winner
40
20
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