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January 20, 1932 QUAKER SPORTS G. C. Basketeers Drop FIRST CONFERENCE GAME LOST BY SCORE 22-23 Haworth And Purnell Are Top Scorers For Guilford With 10 Points Each ROLLINS STARS FOR ELON Ye Quipser reelected himself to the sports department, back of Coach Anderson's Coupe and traveled, with all the suits, towels, and basketballs, to Elon to watch the Quakers drop a fast encounter to the Christians. We've seen some tight games in our day, but this was a thriller. Elon rooters jammed the gym, but Guil ford's eleven supporters gave them a taste of mean noise making. Guilford drew first blood with a free throw. Elon duplicated. The Crimson stuck up a field goal and took the lead. Elon scon tied and for the next few minutes it was a back and forth affair on the score board. Then the Christians started clicking. They stuck 'em up from all angles and the half found Guilford on the casualty side of a 14 to 9 sccre. At the start of the second half Elon stuck a two pointer and then the Quakers started to run wild. They make it look easy against the routed Christians. One of them poked Pas tine in the nose and was sent out to cool off in the shower, Ralph being wise enough to hold the old temper and not hit back. The game continued with Elon tightening up. The score was tied and broken several times. With one min ute to go the score 22 all, Herr Hack ney, the man with the whistle, gave Elon a free shot and the game ended with Elon winning on that free throw. Guilford showed flashes of real form, especially in the second half. Their poor foul shooting cost them the victory, but Coach Anderson promises that this department will be improved. ( Hawcrth and Purnell were high scorers for Guilford with 10 points each. Lineup: Guilford F. Ft. T. Pastine, f Oil Haworth, f 5 0 10 Jamieson, c Oi l Purnell, g 4 2 10 Chisholm, g 0 0 0 Totals 9 4 22 Elon : Caddell, f 0 2 2 Fite, f 2 2 6 Rollins c 4 1 9 Jones, g 0 2 2 Hughes, g 0 2 2 Lewis, f 0 11 Totals .... 7 9 23 Referee: Hackney. / —— s Complete Line of Stationery S. H. KRESS & CO. SOUTH ELM V, „ WALTON'S SHOE SHOP Appreciate Your Patronage 122 W. SYCAMORE ST. / a Fordham-McDuffie Drug Co. 229 S. Elm St. Greensboro Prescription Specialists Roger McDuffie - J. N. Eubanks Owners v / ■ *s 326—Phones—327 Stratford-Weatherly Drug COMPANY Jefferson Standard Bldg. Greensboro, N. C. | "We Always Sell the Be-t" Quakers Win From TwinCityY.M.C.A. In First Tilt 40-26 Haworth And Pastine Lead Last Half Scoring Rally to Defeat "Y" Five In Hard Game I DEFENSE MARKS VICTORY A week ago last Saturday night the Crimson and Grey net-men went over to Winston-Salem where they met and defeated the Winston-Salem Y. M. C. A. cagers in a fast and fur ious contest that ended with the score at 40 to 26. During the first half the play was fairly even due to the good defensive work of both teams and the half end ed with the score at 14 to 8 for Guil ford. However, at the beginning of the second half the Guilford team opened up an irresistible attack, led by Captain Haworth and Pastine forwards, which the "Y" quintet was unable to stop. The play of the last half was unusually fast and rough with both teams fouling heavily. The game was played before a large and interested crowds in the "Y" gym- The ability of Jamieson, center, to take the hall off the opponents back board, coupled with the deadly shoot ing of Haworth and Pastine, proved too much for the defense of the Twin City team. The flcor work of Daurenbein and Sapp was hard and consistent throughout the game though they were trailing in score most of the t me. Ned Smith was a valuable as et to the Twin City team with his accurate eye for the basket. Lineups and summary: Guilford (40) W-S Y (26) Positions Pastine (11) Lane (2) F. Haworth (13) Holt (3) F. Wilman (3) Smith (6) F. Milner (0) Southern (3) F. Jamieson (2) Willis (4) C. Purnell (7) Davrenhein (6) G. Chisholm (4) Sapp (2) G. Newman (0) G. Carson (0) G. Referee: Robinson. WINSTON TWINS ARE TAKEN OVER, 26 TO 24 On January 13th, in a closely fought basketball game, played in Lhe high school gymnasium at Win ton-Salem, the Guilford College sec ond team took over the Winston Twins >vith a score of 26 to 24. Throughout the game both outfits uit up a stubborn scrap; the score 't halftime standing 14 to 12 in fav >r of Guilford. Hawn and Harper of the Twins rave Guilford their chance for vic ory by committing persona! fculs on Wildman and Carson of Guilford. Making: these two chances good gave Guilford the margin of victory. Dur ng the game the Twins were guilty of repeatedly making personal fculs. ~>f the 17 made by the Twins, Guil ord turned 10 of them into scores. Substitutes: Twins, Atkinson (2) r r Harper; Hawn for Petree; Plaster 2) for Leutz. Gu'lford, Durham for C. Milner; H. lner for Newman, eferee Strart; umpire: Davis. THE GUILFORDIAN Fast Encounter to Elon F.C. Shepard Made President Of North State Conference Elected At Annual Meeting of Little Six Heads—Held At Catawba College OTHER OFFICERS CHOSEN F. Carlyle Shepard, track coach and faculty manager of athletics at Guilford College, was elected presi dent of the North State Conference at the annual meeting, held at Ca tawba College, December 10. He suc ceeds S. J. Marion cf Lenoir-Rhyne. Other officers elected at the meeting were: D. E. Foust, of Catawba, vice president, and C. R. Hinshaw, of High Point, secretary and treasurer. In addition to the presidential hon or, Shepard was named commission er, which carries with it the author ity of assigning officials to games, and being judge in questions as to eligibility. Coach Shepard is very popular at Guilford where he is noted for his efficiency in managing the college athletics. GUILFORD LOSES GAME AT CHAPEL HILL, 23-49 Quakers Playing Is Off Form In First Game Since The Christmas Holidays On Wednesday, January G, the Guilford quintet journeyed over to Chapel Hill where it played the Uni •e sity of Ncrth Carolina basketball team in the opening game of the sea son for the Tar Heels. Carolina won he exceedingly ragged game by the score of 49 to 23. The game was played very poorly by both teams. The Quakers' playing was far under par probably because it was the first game that they had played since the Christmas holidays. The Tar Heels were off on crip shots ind free tosses, and passed raggedly at times, however, the showing they made was fairly good for their first game of the season. Captain Haworth played a good flcor game for the Quakers and led his team in scoring with nine points. Ralph Pastine, substitute forward, placed some beautiful shots and was next in scoring, with six points. For Carolina, Vergil Weathers, sophomore forward, was high scorer placing eight field goals, and com pared well with Captain Alexander, ve eran guard, for playing the best floor game. Wilmer Hines also star ed, with eleven points. Guilford G KG I'R Jamieson, rf 0 12 Milner, If 0 0 0 Pastine, If 3 0 1 Wildman, If Oil Purnell, c 2 2 3 Capt. Haworth, lg 4 11 Chisholni, lg 0 0 1 Total's 9 5 9 Carolina: G FG PF Hines, rf 5 13 Barber, rf 3 1 1 Brooker, If 0 0 1 Weathers, If 8 0 0 Lineberge, If 0 0 1 Markbarn, If 0 0 0 Edwards, c 3 1 2 Meyers, c 0 0 0 Collett, c 0 0 0 L:nrest, c 0 0 0 Capt. Alexander, rg 2 0 1 rg 0 0 0 Tones, lg .. 10 2 Henry, lg 10 1 Bi-andt, lg 0 0 0 Totals 23 3 12 Referee —Gerord (111.); timekeep r T?oys!er. FIGHTIN' QUAKERS DOWN HIGH POINT Y, 38 TO 71 Pre-Holiday Game Easily Won Opponents Rally When G.C. Reserves Enter Game HAWORTH IS HIGH SCORER On Friday night, January 8, the Guilford Cagers took an easy game from the High Point Y basketball team, to the score of 38 to 17, on the heme floor. The Quakers easily con trolled the situation for practically the entire game. Six of the High Point counters were made when the Guilford reserve five went into the game for the last three minutes of play. Haworth led the scoring for the home team with eighteen points and played an excellent floor game in ad dition. Jamieson, guard, and Pastine, forward, were also outstanding in floor work. Yow, guard, and Anderson, substi tute center, were outstanding floor players for the High Point aggrega tion. Several of the Guilford reserves which Coach Anderson used liberally in the game made a good showing, particularly Carson, reserve guard, and Newman, substitute center. Lineup: Guilford High Point Y Position Pastine (6) Watson (8) R. F. Haworth (18) T. Yow (2) L. F. Purnell (4) Moore (2) C. Jamieson (2) V. Yow (1) R. G. Chisholm Thomas (1) L. G. Total 38 17 Substitutes: For Guilford, Milner (2); Wildman, Newman (2); Carson, Durham, and Royal (3); Parker (1); Griffin, and Bouton. For High Point Y, Dennis (2); B. Anderson, (5). GUILFORD FIVE DEFEATS ROBBINS KNITTING MILLS Pre-Season Game Is Won After Tough Fight With High Point Cagermen The Quakers experienced the tough est opposition of the pre-season games, when they won from the Rob bins Knitting Mills team, of High Point, 45 to 32. The manufacturers never obtained the lead but managed to hang on close behind to keep the game exciting throughout. Milner of Guilford played a bang up game at forward, being high scorer with 13 points. Captain Ha worth was somewhat cramped by his change to guard position but manag ed .to loop in 10 points for second scoring honors. The Robbins displayed a flashy at tack, headed by Johnson Pierce, and Cooper that was a continual source of worry to the Quakers. Lineups: G. C. (45) Robbins (32) Positions Pastine (8) L. Cooper (4) F. Milner (13) Johnson (6) F. Haworth (10) E. Cooper G. Chisholm (5) Pierce (6) G. Purnell (9) Bowers C. Substitutes: G. C.: Wildman for Milner. Robbins: Robbins (3), Yow (9), Hill, Haworth (4). Referee: Bartey; timer, Rudisell; scorer, Woody. Page Three QUAKES By Ira Cholerton Several days ago Prof. Shepard was elected president of the North State Conference at the annual meeting of the association. In this action we see that the ether members of the con ference recognize the prominence of Guilford in athletic circles. However, it was another incident which rather humorously emphasizes the prowess cf Guilford athletes in at least one sport. l"his was the refusal by all the members of the conference except Catawba to meet Guilford in track his next spring. When we look over the prospects for the coming season we can understand their attitude for Guilford possesses an aggregation of track men that looks powerful enough to step out of its own class with more than an even chance of winning. * * * With the basketball season well on its way, the newcomers to the squad have had time to prove their worth, and the veterans to prove their con sistency. From the large squad that turned out, several of the freshmen have shown considerable basketball ability under the tutelage cf Coach Anderson, of whom we mention Ralph Pastine forward, in particular. Cap tain Haworth at forward, and Jamie son playing guard, are proving in ev ery game their right to retain the places which they held last year. The team is steadily improving and hould be in good form by the time it meets conference competition. 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