SATURDAY. OCT. 31, 1936
MjVroon and gold
PAGE FI V'J
SPORTS
; ELON COLLEGE PLAYERS
(Continued from Page One)
of the club. The characters will be
iiscussed, their qualities and the
meaning that the author wished to
convey by their personalities. The
aim of the play will be analyzed,
and the method of construction
fcrought out.
The second meeting of each
month, on the fourth Monday, will
ibe arranged to employ “home
talent” in skits and short plays
that are directed and possibly
•written by students. These pro
grams ■will be short enough so that
part of the hour may he devoted
to criticism by the audience.
We shall discuss not only plays
but dramatic readings and poetry
as well, and here, too, original
work will be welcomed. We want
new ideas, and enthusiastic de
■yelopment of these ideas into
■worthwhile projects out of which
everyone will ge; something, and
of which everyone will have
part. We want to make something
of the Elon College Players. The
music department is taking rapid
strides toward bigger and better
things; why can’t we deve'op our
group into a conscientious and
thriving organization that will
bring in more members, who will
“learn how” while enjoying them
selves.
At the close of her presentation
of the year’s program, MisJ Till-
r
Jim Day one of main
stays of the formidable
Chirstian line.
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manns read the one.act play
“P'ay.ng With Fire” by Percival
Wilde, and the meeting was
brought to an end hy Miss Heat-
wole.
The next meeting of the Dra
matic Cjub will be held on Monday
evening, November 9, at 7:30, ir
the Little Chapel. Plan to attend
i §
Ramblings
With
FRANK X. DONOVAN
Yale “Soapy” Goodes,
substitute half-back who
played well against Duke
(B) team.
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OUR TEAM
The teams are parted,
The game is started;
A kick into the hands of Elon,
Around left end
The Gold team’s bent,
To prove what they can do.
A noted chief, asked the recip
for his equally famous corn bee
hash, replied: “There is no reipe;
he stuff simply accumulates.”—
t-€high Burr.
LjBKAKY Ni^vvS
(Continued fiom Page One)
•'Manners ior Mil.ions,” by Miss
HaU.da. It is just as diiferent from
Emily Post as “'Rhapsody in
Blue"’ is from Beethoven’s Nintih
bymphony.” After reading Emily
Posi, one almost feels a resent
ment. at the aimost siangy man
ner in which Miss Hadiaa treats
the subject, but she i:overs most,
of tha important points. One ae-
..g.itiul feature of this book i^,
-nat you can open it. at almost,
■ ny i>age and read Jittie or inucn
nu find ihelp.
T'hat is a good book which ii
peneu wi.-n exp=ccacion ana
Ojtd with profit.”
Happy days
are here again
Elon’s name has
applaared in the
win (Column for
the first time
this year—Let’s
hope that it
won’t be the last.
After being beat
en in previous
?ames, Elon not only, beat Duke
"B” but shut th-m out also—The
main weakness of the Duke team
'Vas punting—the most important
part of the game.
The only undefeated team in the
state now is Appala:hian. Duke
ind Carolina having taken it or.
■h? cl'in i^his SaturcJa^
-oJa bye itos.e Bowl for D. U.—
Genie Malbon has been taking
“Rusty”'Jones over quite frequent
ly in tennis this fall—.^bbitt’s de
arture from the game was a
break for “Pat” Moran; he scored
three toucJhdowns and an extra
point, to become Elon’s high
scorer—Pittman made his own
break when he picked up a loose
ball and ran it over the goal line.
That was one time when a fumble
was a help, rather than a set
back.
Notes from hither and yon —
Marquette has an uncle and a ne
phew playing on the line together
—Jack Coolidje of Michigan State
wears a 7 1-2 shoe on one foot and
a 8 1-2 on the other—Twenty-one
members of the Notre Dame squad
I I Chicago,
^ile only 16 come from Indiana,
the home state. Incidently, Notre
Dame has twenty-six high school
captains on its squad—St. Bona-
venture has only twenty-four men
on Its squad—Fordham’s line-up
scares the -radio announcers more
than it does the opposing teams,
and why shouldn’t it with these
handles?—Buckanavage, Barbart-
sky, Wojciechowicz. and Woitko-
sky—There will probably he a
new rule in football next year pre-
Uining to kicking a loose football
after what happened in the Yale-
Navy game.
For th? first time I shill turn
to prognosticating if guys like Red
Grange and Grantland Rice can
make mistakes, so can I—(Joke)
Here goes—Elon over Naval Ap
prentice—The Maroon and Gold
will pick up where it left off last
Saturday.
Carolina over State—Poor year
for State.
Duke over Washington and Lee
generals will give them a good
game, though.
Wake Forest over Presbyterian
-—Not even close.
Notre Dame over Ohio State—
Just a guess. (Paging “Pop War
ner”)
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