Friday, May 2, 1969
1969 Grid Schedule
Newcomers Davidson and Gardner-Webb highlight me 1969
Guilford football schedule released this week by Athletic Director
Herb Appenzeller.
The Quakers of coach Bob Lord open their season with Southern
Conference foe Davidson September 20 under the lights at
Greensboro Stadium.
Gardner-Webb, becoming a four-year institution next season, will
come to Armfield Athletic Center on October 4. Other
non-conference rivals are Emory and Henry on November 8 and
Appalachian, November 22.
Within the Carolinas Conference, the Quakers will play Elon,
Lenoir-Rhyne, Presbyterian, Newberry, and Catawba.
1969 Quaker Football Schedule
Sept. 20 Davidson College Greensboro Stadium 7:30
Sept. 27 Elon College Burlington, N.C. 8:00
Oct. 4 Gardner-Webb College Home 2:00
Oct. 11 Open (Tentatively to be filled)
Oct. 18 Lenoir-Rhyne College Greensboro Stadium 7:30
Oct. 25 Presbyterian College Away 3:00
Nov. 1 Newberry College
(Homecoming) Home 2:00
Nov. 8 Emory-Henry College Home 2:00
Nov. 15 Catawba College Away 7:30
Nov. 22 Appalachian Univ. Away 2:30
WRA Play-Day Last Thursday Night
The Women's Recreational team from Guilford was
Association sponsored a declared champion. That
volleyball play-day last team consisted of Teela
Thursday night, April 24. Clifford, Val France, Betty
Teams representing Bennett Green, Susan Krstich, Lexa
College and Greensboro McClean, Jean Marshall,
College, as well as a team Trudy Matthews, and Diane
from Guilford, competed in a Smith. The WRA hopes to
round-robin tournament. continue this play-day as an
At the end of play the annual affair.
At bat, Guilford's Jeff Clark, the Carolinas Conference top hitter at
.400
This happy scene is the result of a 4-3 baseball victory over arch-rival High Point last week. If there
was any doubt as to the school, just check the new electric scoreboard which clearly shows the victor.
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The Guitfordian
Quakers Win
Track Meet
Coach Jack Jensen's Guilford
track squad, led by double
winners Bob Milan, Joel Deaton,
and Mike Swain, routed
UNC-Charlotte 105-39 Tuesday
afternoon for their initial victory
of the season. The Quakers
travel to ACC today for an
attempt at two straight
triumphs.
Milan remained undefeated in
six meets by winning the mile
and three-mile. . Freshman
surprise Ken Bailey once again
followed Milan in both races,
losing by only a tenth of a
second in the mile.
Deaton scored wins in the
220 (24.0) and the 440 (53.5).
Other Quaker triumphs were:
Tom Ennis (discus), Denny
Robey (Javelin), Jim Becker
(shot put), Ray Mitchell (100),
John Dent (high jump), and the
Guilford 440 and mile relay
teams.
Grayson Gets
Grand Slam
Tommy Grayson who gained
All-Conference, All-District and
All-American honors in baseball
during his Guilford career and
signed a professional contract
with the Detroit Tigers, made a
sparkling reappearance in the
area last weekend as he and his
class A Carolina League Rocky
Mount Leafs played at
Winston-Salem and High
Point-Thomasville.
Against Winston-Salem,
Grayson slugged a grand slam
home run, before hitting a
game-winning three-run blast
against the Hi-Toms the
following evening. Playing
second or third base, Grayson is
expected to be moved up to AA
ball when his Rocky Mount
teaching assignment is finished
this month.
Grayson's next area
appearance will be May 6 and 7
as the Leafs play at Burlington.
Aside from his baseball
honors Grayson was a stand-out
football halfback for the
Quakers and also played one
season of basketball for coach
Jerry Steele.
Distances aces Bob Milan and Ken Bailey are seen in familiar
front-running positions during meet with Klon.
Freshman Joel Deaton is about to Pass Klon runner during his 120
yard high hurdles victory on Monday. Deaton was a double winner
on Tuesday during the 105-39 rout of UNC-Charlotte.
MUIRS CHAPEL
TRACK CURB MARK£T
April 21—Catawba 106 Guilford
39
April 24—Mars Hill 95 Vi Welcomes
Guilford 49'/2
April 28—Elon 95 Guilford 50
April 29— Guilford 105 Guilford College
UNC-Charlotte 39
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