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PAGE 4 THE LANCE Knights Edged By Methodist; Face Pembroke Here Tuesday BY MIKE KEECH The Blue Machine’s three game winning streak was halted here Tuesday as a rugged Me thodist team gained a 3-1 vic tory over the Knights. The game was scoreless for the first ten minutes as the op posing goalies traded saves. Then Methodist forward and leading scorer Carl Woelfel converted a long break away pass into the game’s first goal and an ' early Monarch lead. Woelfel got behind the Knight defenders and drilled a shot into the lower left corner of the goal. Randy Wellford tied the game SENIOR harrier Rick Walker finished third for the Knights in their latest meet at Lynch burg. Harriers 2nd To Lynchburg The Knight harriers journ eyed to distant Virginia Mon day for a meet with conference rivals Methodist and host Lynchburg. Once again the Knights placed second as the scoring ran Lynchburg 20, St. Andrews 49 and Methodist 51. ’ Promising freshman Howard Schaeffer led the Knight run ners covering the hilly course in a fine time of 27:18. Ve teran Buzz Durant finished se cond for the Knights at 29:37 with Rick Walker, George Bern hardt, and Phil Nlckle round ing out the Knight performance with good times for early sea son competition. The harriers are now 2-1 in conference competition and Lynchburg could prove to be their toughest conference foe. Now Thru Tuesday For Every Woman This Is Your Picture! For Every Man Your Chance To Understand! SANDY DENNIS "THAT COLD DAY IN THE PARK" IN COLOE LAUftlNBUKG’S □ for the Knights just before the first quarter concluded. Well ford took a deflected goal kick from forward John Daniel and scored from twenty yards out on the right side. The goal was Wellford’s fifth of the sea son which ties him with forward Ralph Nesbit for the Knight scoring lead. Methodist quickly broke the tie In the opening minute of the second quarter on a fine turn around shot from the top of the penalty circle by Woel fel once again. Neither team managed to score in the re mainder of the first half as the Monarchs held their 2-1 advantages The third quarter brought further frustration for the Knight offense as time after time the Methodist defense stopped potential scoring bids. Defensively the Knights full back line of A1 Thompson, freshman John Rhoderlck, and Dann Griffiths along with goalie Craig Hannas held the Mon archs scoreless in the quar ter. The game’s final goal came late in the last quarter as once again a Methodist for ward took a long pass and eluded the pulled up Knight de fensive line for the score and the 3-1 victory. The Knights outshot their op ponents 25-8 and spent some three quarters of the contest in Methodist territory only to suffer their first setback of the season. The boosters face Pembroke here next Tuesday and look for a new offensive formation to bols ter the attack against the Braves. THURSDAY. Ofrr n 196 !5^ m ^3 KM Continues Skein; Meek Wins Ping Pong The undefeated Kings Moun tain intramural football team continues to dominate over its opposition. The Mountaineers are now 7-0 on the season with a string of three consecutive shutout victories and their stingy defensive unit has not yielded a touchdown In the last five games. Under the guidance of leading players Ken Mc Ginnis, Stuart Parrish, Compy Groff, Ray Killian and a host of other Kings Mountain has a chance of finishing with a per fect record. Meek’s Golden Eagles have clinched second place in the football competition with a 4-3 record. Meek also has three consecutive shutout wins. Orange Is in third place with a 2-5 mark and Winston-Salem is a distant last with a 1-6 slate. In other intramural activi ties Meek successfully defended its ping pong title with three straight victories. Senior David LAURINBURG BAKERY 27«-068« Specialists in Wedding and Birthday Cakes, Party Cakes, Pies and Donuts ‘We Aim To Please” Now Thru Saturday THE SMILE THAT KILLS! ELI WALLACH “ACE HIGH” ACTION IN COLOR Gibson COMING NEXT 'The Chairman’’ ACTION IN COLOR Starts Sunday! BURT LANCASTER A One Eyed Major and His Odd Ball Heroes! “CASTLE KEEP' ACTION IN COLOR ■LATJRINBIJRG’S G’S ^ Sinclair led the Gold Machine in singles play while Wayne Wise and Ralph Nesbit com bined for the doubles victories. Kings Mountain finished sec ond in ping pong with a 2-1 slate. Paddle ball competition Is presently under way with Kings Mountain and Orange emerging as first round winners “*•* mnnnfflnwwwiuuij SEASON TICKETS TO THE HIGHLAND PLAYERS PRODUCTIONS are NOW ON SALE (photo by faulicnet) VETERAN forward Bob Welch prepares to take a shot In early season action against Tusculum. SENATE (Continued from page 1) tory Senate, being the highest official representative body ot the Student Association, shall have final jurisdiction over student policy. *St. Andrews Presbyterian College Catalog 1969-70 15. The final item on the agenda was the consideration of state ments from Orange and Gran ville dormitories concerning women’s hours, signout and open dorm policies. For all those “cool jerks’ who think it’s tough to con sume their “favorite bever age” outdoors during soccer games and to vent their feel ings through obscenity, it’s not only distracting to the devoted fans who like to watch the game without endless comings and goings, beery breaths and fall ing bodies, but it may possibly bother those sweaty, tired, en vious soccer players. They don’t need the distractions. Please refrain! A Concerned Fan Top & Bottom, Inc. 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