SATURDAY. OCTOBER. 23. 1944
MAROON AND GOLD
PAGE THHEB
What's What
ftv EMlliSO.S' U H ITLF.Y
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Wit!’, each pcT
□ -■'V more en-
I • ' I - I.t". . I . n p.'.'i
(•> ihe coining basketball season Tiie
1 new’, conies from Coach Adcox's
c-'f’ce and leveah tlut tvvo ' am®' have
I ■ •*n .'chednled with App'-achi'’i
Teaciic-is College Tlie addition
s ni'’r p .. f“!' h
• . i:, . CH..X. ii'
the past the ‘ Fighting ChiL-fia ' a id
tiio ■ iMuuntianeerj ■ Iia\ > i *en nea'
Hip top ill the ?»oitii Slate • >.ifM en.' '.
/Ml lepoit'^
i ji.iL'a aie Oil the way anJ a lull slatt
«•« e\:>ected \n the near future
If you don't thing that livaliy be-
l^v•een -la' .-s arrl ca-‘ I'*'
achieve l in a small place Kko Elon,
just come out to the athletic field any
Iviondaj or Wednesday afternoon and
watch the boys play intra-mural touch
f. •/' -IL ■ • '’'-it n-jt tji. . >
you really stay hit. -Anyone doubting
!*• it la>i| -.uUm’u-' ' • ■. i •; •
a coufi’ifiice ui.h c-.t.K-r ally Sn>-
-1 Pun Milk'.. Oh n-r
tack!
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fii'cox in Wi'rknig out
ii'tia-mural game.s
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I Piotme above are members of the Uoy’s' InLra-niural Athletic .Council,
j left to right are Don Milier senior manager: Wayne Taylor, coach's as-
I S' tant. Bill Clapp, day student repreM-ntative: Carl White, freshman rep-
the plans for , i ..jei’tative. Co?ch L B Adcnx and i r.^ 3r«;on V. Iiattey. upperclassman lep-
I i‘-sentati\e. \\h ) i; p/c.^dent of the o r>mcil.
VOLLEYBALL GAME
The upperclassmen took the floor
V.'tiinesday night. October 7. as they
lowned the fighting freshmen in a
three game struggle, to cap the first
••ictory for their credit ii' tb-' Intva-
^uu'al Volleyball tournament Th*'
';v.:t game started with the upper-
l.'-vmen t;t' '!>/ the Irac^ and holding I
i'- while thc-y ^?cked .uj' the f3ame
’V a score of lfi-3 .After taking the
• ’■'f dt'fi at the freshmen '•I’n'’ back
‘o knork oi’t their opponents t>y a
i^ht score c-f 15-11. ' The third and
?'-t game, being the vinning game,
■= pljyed With much fight fiom
'>'^th Fquad% but after taking the
! f'l ‘ nnnerclassir.en sprang to \ ic-
*ory I y a scor^of 15-7
The line-up* u as as follows:
r-jrercljssmcn FresJimen
V.' Taylor H Turner
B Graham H Rawls
E Whatley F. Chandlei
F larborough J. Stono
F Register E McCotiei
L Gibb« C White
HEY
The Gan3*s All Here
Elon Soda Shop
Th>'
Mslith attendance at the vol-
I' X .,11 5.;ur.v- •' ■ i- III*' ha-
been great so fa; The team-: have
really been in their scraping and their
interest and enthusiasn^ show tiiaa
..... reallv aniJiewiate' the -iJi'ge
;.;r,i.LtMt of l.jrd 'Aiy.K dene by Coach
This tennia tournament has really
bioucht out a lot of classy ciOs-
court artists ■ Two elongated fiie-
bailers, Alton Durham and T
Walker, have bee.'. pro\ iding. a peixti
(leal of the hea\-> artillery with J>re
al t’ ho\\nig up uell .
It m:iy be a luinor but v.-e,hear
tliot Clarence Biddix and Nel] Cren^
sha\, have decidcxl to support ’tivo fu-,
lure Elon athletic teains in a big way
Sounds good if thuse boys don't end
up at some agriculairal college, driv
ing a tractor.
Ul PERCHSSMEN DEFEAT
UAV STl'DEMS
bpor
IIEITIEL
li\ tns.x
Girls
Monday. October 18 the Upperclass-
n.t^n t;iu>..i fuol’oall t^am defeated the
r.i\ Students tea’A by the sdjfe 7
to 0,
Fiecl Varboroiigh took- personal
charge of the offense for his team
and >lavt'?d throv ini paiies to all
cornei> of the field. . Wa\.ne. Tayloi.
H Reid and Jack Morgan were on
the receiving end of the spirals.
Jimmy Ljon'l'ed the.Daj Student^'
offens& with some firfe pigskin tossing
but lii? efforts y.ere, in _.vain as hi.-
passes either tell throuSh the aViiVs'oi'
the r'^teivers or «ere batteddowii '
CO-EDS; .WE HAVE ' '
.MOCC.ASINS' ANIj’LOAFERS :
Attendance and enthusiasm, both
of y.hich have been encouraging to
. jjlayers wid .Coach Adcox, have led
D’ahy teams out to victory in the
opening of the volleyball tournamehl
ilii’c '‘'a'ion
Ladies' Hall and Second Floor West
opened the tournament tiie night of
^^econd West put up a good fight
i.nder the leadership of Mary. VV^i,-
ren. Fiances Gunter, Flo Chandlei;.
and Betsy Smith.
Another game on the night of .Oc-i
tobei 18. betwen East Hall and Third
rioor West resulted in scores of l>9;
:G :0 in Vv'e,i Tl.i.d’s favor.
Margaret Rawls, Frances Dietrich.
Scott and Benton starred for West
Third. Dot Williams, Johnson,-Ward.
Canady-and Blue led theltf teanv fdr
East, . • ■ ■ ■
The Day Students- had thfeir first
game October 23, when the faced the
mighty nine )f Ladies’ Hall. Despite
the fact that the Day gir.l.s^tumed back
Ladies’ Hall in the' loginning. wUh
a score of 15-4, the LadftS' canieTiack
in the last two games with results
'■di 15-12 and-15-9.
ScoggiriS. Rurhley.‘Paige and' Blan
chard led tlieir team! ’TMariess. West
brook and Johnson’ were high scorers
for H.lll
Members of the Girls' Intra-mural Council pictured abot'e: top row,
; kft, to. rl^ht. Lib Hollahti, E.dna. Rum ley F.^ye Robinson. Mary WaiTen and
I ^’oach AdcQx. Bottom row, .'left'to rii,ht are Edna Reitzel; Verdalee Nor^
and Fiances Guntef, the preside ri of the council. * •
■fiimy'srlf force has the pick of the
; youth' today, and so. for'that undfe-j'
i niable fact, we must beware of them.,
yWe are not afpid of them, but we j
j never underestimate our opponents.
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Intramural Results are progressing
as folftjws.'"’
Women’s Volleyball
' W
Ladles' 'Hall
Third Floor West 1
East 0
Second Floor West 0
Day Students 0
Pet.
1.00
1.000
.600
,000
.000
Men's Volleyball
) ■ W.
Upperclassmen • 2*
Freshmen , I
Day Students 0
Pet.
1.000
.500
.000
Basketball
Practice
Formal basketball praotice .will
start Wedeiisday, Nov^intter 1,
and all boys interested in making
the: first squad are requested to
report tbe. first.day.* Ten ?'ames
hav« ' already been stie'duled,
states Coaclj Adcox, and he says
that other eotl^?es K>^n rnn.
Hood Sporting Goods Co.
IS ELON CO^PECE'S NEAREST SPO^IING
• GOODS STOtiE ■-
^CHpOL SWEATERS and JACKETS
, B CYCLES and BICYCLE REPAIRING
(Bikes Painted Like New)
PADLOCKS
KEYS MADS:
- FLASHLtQHT BATTERIES
LOCKS REPAIRED
BABY CARRIAGES
TENNIS RACKETS RESTRUNG