OCTOBER 8, 1954
QUAKER SPORTS
FOOTBALL
By Lee "Jake" Jacobson
Quakers Bow To Terriers
On Saturday night, October 2,
the Guilford College Quakers took
the field against the Wofford Col
lege Terriers at Spartanburg, S. C.
When the final gun was sounded
the score read Wofford 34, Guil
ford 20.
In this game the Quakers jump
ed off to a quick 6-0 lead, when
Bill Gibson went over from the 1-
yard line. Midway through the
firsi period Wofford scored and at
this point they led 7 to 6. The sec
ond quarter was scoreless and at
the half the Quakers trailed 7 to 6.
At the start of the second half
Howard Haworth took the kickoff
and rambled 95 yards down the left
sidelines to put us ahead 13 to 7.
At this point the Terriers' attack
started clicking and at the end of
the third quarter they led 14 to 13.
In the fourth quarter the Terriers
scored 20 points while the Quakers
hit for 7. Our last touchdown came
on a beautiful pass from Van Cuth
rel to Bob Cornish. The final score
once again 34 to 20—Wofford.
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THE GUILFORDIAN
INTRAMURALS
By "Jake"
As we go to press for the first ■
time this season we find that the '
intramural program is well under
way with football being the first
sport on the schedule.
Yankee Stadium will again be
heavy favorites to retain their
crown, having won it three years j
in a row.
On Tuesday afternoon, Septem
ber 23th the starting gun sounded |
with four teams competing in the
lirst day's activities. Archdale beat
Y. S. 33 to 14, and New North beat
Center 19-14. On Wednesday af
ternoon the Day-Hops beat Center
in a mild upset which shook the
foundation of Center Section. On
Thursday Y. S. came back to beat
O'd North-South and New North
rolled along by beating the Day-
Hops.
The first week's activities lead
me to be'ieve that the race this
year is going to be very close. My
predictions for the final order of
finish are as follows:
1 Yankee Stadium
2 New North
3 Archdale
4 Day-Hops
5 Old North-South
6 Center
Let's all get out there and sup
port the intramural program, and
my hat will be off to any team that
can dethrone the Stadium; how
ever, at this time it appears as
though it will be a man-sized job.
See ya next week with more news
from the sporting world.
W. A. A. News
By Carolyn Pipkin
Girls' Intramurals, under the
sponsorship of the Women's A h
letie Association, began September
29 with the first field hockey prac
tice. Louise Moore, field hockey
chairman, worked with approxi
mately twenty-five girls in the
first practice. The freshman class
shows promise of rraking some
good players, although many of
them have never played before.
After a few practice sessions,
games will begin and will continue
until the champion team has been
determined.
The other fall tournament, ten
nis, is not underway yet. Tennis
Chairman Kat Shumaker has post
ed sign-up sheets for all persons
interested in singles, doubles, and
mixed doubles, and she will have
the pairings posted soon. All are
urged to play off their matches
and post the results before each
deadline.
All women students interested
in either of these sports are urged
to participate in intramurals as the
purpose of such game is to foster
fair play and good sportsmanship.
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The captains of the 1954 Quakers, left to right, are: Strider, alternate;
Rogers, captain, and Privott, alternate.
You don't have to have had experi
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best way to learn a new game.
Points, the system on which the
W. A. A. awards are based, are
earned by playing in these garr>es.
Let's all play for the W. A. A.!
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