FRIDAY OCTOBER 30, 1964
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Wesleyan Splits First Two Soccer Games
On October 13, with recently
elected co-captains, the Battling
Bishops soccer team opened its
first season with a win of 2 to
1. This game was played in
Laurinburg, N. C., against St.
Andrews College.
Our team did not appear ag
gressive enough in the first half
and the score was 1 to 0 in favor
of St. Andrews. After a half-
time pep talk by Coach Music,
the boys came back to tie the
score in the 3rd quarter. There
was no stopping the Bishops then.
Our final goal came in the
quarter. These two goals were
made by Wade Hannum and Bryan
Richardson. Richardson’s point
was made on a penalty kick.
Then on October 17th Wes
leyan traveled to Buies creek for
their first night game, which was
with the Campbell Camels.
The final score of 4 to 0,
Campbell’s favor, does not tell
the whole story, however. Our
team played a more defensive
game, and Campbell’s goals were
made due to our inexperience
rather than our inability.
The team was pleased to see
the large number of Wesleyan
spectators that traveled the long
distance to see them play.
Even though we lost, the game
was a thriller from the word
“go”.
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Our team seemed in much
better physical condition than The victorious team received
St. Andrews, and their team dis- a roaring welcome from the stu-
played over-confidence, which dent body upon their arrival on
added to our advanUKe.* the campus.
Wesleyan Soccer Team
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Co-Captains Fritz Smith and Denny Seybert.
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W. R. A. To Begin
Intramural Games
The Woman’s RecreationAsso- MONDAY
ciation will begin intramural
activities on November 2nd. Pre
sident Rita Abernathy announced
that nasket ball and volleyball
will be the first sports to be
played by the women in Wes
leyan’s new gymnasium. Games
have been scheduled for Monday
and Wednesday night from 7 until
9. Basketball teams are being
organized and volleyball will be
played by the freshmen against
the upperclassmen. Footb^l will
begin during the first week of
December. The tentative sche
dule is as follows:
Monday-November 2 - (7) 3U-3F
Basketball.
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November 2
(7) 3U-3F Basketball
(8) U-F Volleyball
November 16
(7) 2U-1F Basketball
(7) U-F Volleyball
November 23
(7) 3U-1F Basketball
(8) U-F Volleyball
November 30
(7) 1F-2F Basketball
(8) U-F Volleyball
December 7
(7) 1U-3F Basketball
(8) U-F Football
January 4
(7) 1F-3F Basketball
(8) U-F Volleyball
January 11
(7) 1U-3F Basketball
(8) U-F Football
January 18
(7) Playoff for the top
from North and Nash dorms in
basketball.
WEDNESDAY
November 4
(7) 1U-2F Basketball
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Unusual
Soccer Game
The Wesleyan soccer team,
with a 1 to 1 record behind them,
played their first home game here
Saturday against Pembroke Col
lege. The outcome was an unusual
one for a soccer game, with a
0-0 tie even after two five-min
ute overtime periods. The Bi
shops were unable to score even
though the majority of the game
was played on Pembroke’s end of
the field and many fine at
tempts to score were made. The
Bishops’ defense was able to keep
Pembroke from all but one ser
ious attempts to score.
Even though some of the play
ers seemed dissatisfied with the
tie, Coach Music and the student
body feel that they put out a fine
effort and all that attended the
game seemed to thoroughly en
joy it.
We have another home game Sat
urday the 31st against U. N. C.’s
freshmen. All are urged to come
out and see our fine team play
and cheer them on to another
victory.
November 18
(7) 3F-2F Basketball
December 2
(7) 3U-2F Basketball
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December 9
(7) 3U-2U Basketball
(8) O.
January 6
(7) 1U-2U Basketball
(8)0.
January 13
(7) 2U-3F Basketball
(8)0.
lU-First floor of North
lU-First floor of North
2U-Second floor of North
3U-Third floor of North
IF-First floor of Nash
2F-Second floor of Nash
3F-Third floor of Nash
One captain from each floor
will be selected for the basket
ball teams. This person will
be a member of the WRA unless
there is no one a floor who
is not a member.
Day students who would like
to play, may play for any floor
of her respective dorm. The rule
will be that once she signs to
play with a floor then she must
play with that floor for the rest
of the semester
Saturday
2:00 P.M.
Wesleyan
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