April 28, 1922
MAROON AND GOLD
Three
LOTTA JUNK
BY CANALL
Congratulations, Charley, your teanis team showed lots of fight and pep
oil the trip to Lenoir and Davidson. Althpugh defeated at Davidson, don’t
worry. Practice makes perfect. Let's have more practice.
**«•*«
Blou baseball team has at last struck its stride. The teajii is hitting, and
tlie pitchers are working in mid-season form. Barker and Perry both pitched
wonderful games against V. P. I. Let’s keep up the good work, fellows; it
feels good to be on a winning team.
Kent Patton’s timely hitting is proving a valuable asset to the nine.
is a little fellow but proving that even the small are mighty. We appreciate
it, Kent, knock ’em a mile.
******
“College Professor goes into the book agent business as a sideline.’
gee L. JI. Cannon. He’s taking orders. Don’t rush; plenty of copies on hand.
******
We wonder what Lois, Lillian, Effie^ Mary Lee, May Corbitt and Dorothy
have to occupy their time and minds, now that the boys are in South Carolina,
Don’t get the blues, girls, they will be home Sunday.
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Gee! ff we won fifty dollars, we’d have gotten a new suit, too. ^Ve
think it’s a nifty suit, E. O.—and incidentally we congratulate you on that
old speech for the peace contest.
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A lot of the wise guys fooled. “Zebo” and Cheek convinced us that some
day they are going to be real platform men. Some day we may return to Elon
and find them speaking in the places of Dr. Summerbell and Dr. Child. Don t
let up, fellows, but push right ahead in the oratorical game. We wish you both
the best of luck.
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After reading of Trinity’s defeat at the hands of V. P. J., it makes our
team feel a little proud, iluch has been said of Trinity’s great team, their
wonderful pitchers, and how hard they hit the ball. Nothing has been said
in the way of praise about Elon’s team, yet in two games V. P. I. failed to
register a victory here. Now WE think WE have a wonderful team.
DR. J. V. DICK
Office Over Gibsotiville Drug Co.
Gibsonville, N. C.
Residence Phone 34
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Mondav, Wednesday and Friday,
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Dentist
BUELINGTON, N. C.
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We invite you to use our 'bank while in Elon. Money in
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MAKOON AND GOLD WINS
ONE GAME FROM V. P. I.
(Continued from page 1)
Summary; Home runs, Allston, Three
base hits—Flynn, Johnson, Clark. Two
base hits—Dean, Morton, btruck ou^
by Perry 4, by Morton 6. Base on
balls, off Perry 2; Morton 2. Stolen
bases—Marlette, Newman, -Perry. Dou
ble plays—Morton to Thomas to Dean.
Umpire—Bagsdale.
Second Game
In what proved to be the best played
game on Comer field this year Elon and
V. P. I. battled 11 innings to a 3-3 tie
Friday afternoon. The game was hard
fought from the start until darkness
ended the fray.
Barker and Harrelson, the opposing
twirlers, hooked up in a real pitching
duel. Barker allowed only five hits,
while the Virginia twirler yielded sev
en. Both men were working in mid-
season form, Harrelson striking out 12
and' Barker fanning 10.
Y p_ I. drew first blood in the third,
when Slemp doubled, sending in two
runs. Elon scored one run in her half
' of the third when Patton singled, send
ing in Underwood who irvas on the sec
ond station.
Carroll playing left field for \ . P. I-
featured with a circus catch in the
ninth that spelled dioaster ifor the
Maroon and Gold. It was one of the
prettiest catches seen on the local lot
this season, and the crowd cheered him
lustily. Patton and Marlette were the
leading hitters for Elon, while Slemp
starred with the willow for V. P. L
Marlette’s slashing triple was one of
the longest hits recorded on Comer
field this season.
The box score and summary follow;
AB R H PO A E
3 1
0 1
4 0
0 0
DE. COPE TO SPEAK AT
ELON COMMENCEMENT
(Continued from page 1)
tary schools of London, and attended
for a little time the institutions of his
native land. He came to America
when he was twenty-one years of age,
and immediately began his studies in
the Southern Baptist Theological Sem
inary of Louisville, Ky. In 1893 Dr.
Cope was ordained as a Baptist minis
ter, and began his pastoral work at
Hochester, N. Y. Since that time he
has been rapidly coming to the from.
He has served as minister, teacher,
editor, and is now the general secretary
of the Eeligious Education Association,
having been elected to this office in
1906.
Dr. Cope holds degrees from Eipon,
Oberlin, and Washburn Colleges. His
home is now- in Chicago, where in spite
of his immense amount of work of his
office, he takes an active layman’s part
in the affairs of the Baptist church.
Dr. Cope is a boys’ expert and has
been -years in a detailed study of chil
dren and their needs and has special
ized ill child training on w^hich he has
written extensively.
OHABLES W. McPHEESON, M. D. I >;
Eye, Ear, Nose, Tbroat
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and 2;00 to 5:00 p. m.
Phones; Residence 153; Office 65J
BXJEMNGTON, NOBTH CABOLINA
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Dentist
BUELINGTON, N. C.
OFFICE PHONE 604 EESIDBNCE, 769 W
WHEN IN GKEENSBOEO
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Let It Be
T. N. BOONE
Burlington, N. C.
ELON COLLEGE
ALMA MATER
For Full Particulars Address
President W. A. Harper Elon College, N. C.
WE HAVE IT!
Quality and Service
We want you to get your share.
The razor is always sharp. The
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ELOX—
Patton, ss “t 0 ^ 0
Flynn, rf 2 0 0 0
Johnson, 2b 4 1
Clark, cf 5 0
Marlette, lb *5 1
0 1
1 4
Newman, 3b.
4 0
16 0 0
1
2
9
0
2 0
0 0
2 1
0 0
Allston, If 2 0 0
Underwoo^l, c - ^
Barker, p ^ ^ ^
Kirkland, If 1 ^ ^ ^ ® ^
0 0 0''
0 0 0
0 0 0 0
Smitli, rf 1
x Stouer ., ^ ®
xx-Cheek ^ ^
V. p. T.~
AB R
H
PO
A
E
Slemp, c
2
1
14
0
0
Links, 3b
U
1
3
1
1
Rutherford, ss. .
... 4
0
1
0
i
0
Morton, 2b
0
0
1
0
u
Dean, lb
... 4
1
0
9
0
u
Carroll, If
0
0
1
1
u
Wallace, ef
... 4
0
0
2
0
u
Harvey, rf
.. . 4
1
1
2
0
u
Harrelson, p. .. •
. . . 4
0
0
1
4
0
Calhoun, c
1
0
0
0
0
u
Totals
...41
3
5
33
7
1
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BEGINS MONDAY TO EXHIBIT
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J. H. Dollar G. A. Pearce
x-Hit for Allston in sixth.
XX- Hit for Flynn in eighth.
Score by innings;
V. p. 1 002 010 000 00—3
Elon 001 100 010 00—3
•Suniniary; Three base hits, Ruther
ford, Dean, Marlette, Finks. Two base
hits, Slemp, Clark. Struck out, by Bar
ker 10, Harrelson 12. Stolen bases,
Slemp, Patton, Flynn, Johnson, Mar
lette, Underwood. Double plays, V. P.
I., Harrelson to Dean. Umpire, Rags
dale.
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Totals 36 3 7 33 11 3
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If you have ’em,
We want ’em.
M. L. P. and M. Z. R.
S. W. CADDELL, M. D.
Elon College, N. C.
Telephone 68-n
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FELLOW STUDENTS;
Have you considered the importance of
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ard is offering some very attractive
policies. Let me talk them over with
you.
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Every cent of profit from
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athletics.
Silk Hose and Hair Nets for
the Girls at The College Store.