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Hampden-Sydney Downs Quakers
BY DENNIS GRAY
In the football season
opener Saturday, our Quakers
encountered a group of
scrappy Tigers. It was
close . . . very close, as
Hampden-Sydney marched
downfield to kick the winning
field goal with one minute to
play and recorded a 19-17
victory. The kick was a
45-yarder by Hampden-
Sydney's Gary Garner.
Garner proved to be a thorn
in the Quakers' side all day,
giving Hampden-Syndey a
3-0 lead with a 25-yard field
goal in the first period. In the
next series, Guilford's Reggie
Kenan showed the opposing
team what a thorn he can be.
He hurdled linemen, spun
away from tacklers and paced
the Quaker attack downfield
to the Tiger 14. Behind good
blocking, he charged up the
middle and found the end
zone. Mike McClune added
the extra point, and the
Quakers led 7-3.
It was not until the latter
stages of the second period
that Hampden-Sydney could
retake the lead. The Tigers'
Jon Daly connected with re
ceiver Ben Newel.for a 24-yard
touchdown pass. Garner's
kick was good, and the Tigers
led 10-7 at the half.
Hampden-Sydney widened
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A two-faced thanks and
apology to the unknown per
son who donated the article
about last Saturday's football
loss to Hampden-Sydney.
That particular assignment
had been requested by and
given to another student the
week previous. However, we
do salute this person for his/
her enthusiasm and hope to
hear from them again.
Come Out
and Play!
Do you like sports and do
you have the time to help
organize teams and organize
intramurals on your hall? If you
do please contact Mrs. Clark
in the gymnasium.
The Guilford College soccer
season begins this Wed
nesday, Sept.. 15, as the
Quakers take on the Davidson
Wildcats. The match is sched
uled for 3:30 on the Guilford
soccer field. Come out to the
game) The Quakers deserve
and need your support.
its margin early in the second
half. Quarterback Billy Newell
hit Bo Snodgrass for a 14
yard scoring play.
On the next series the
Quakers engineered an of
fensive attack which carried
the ball 85 yards for a touch
down. At this point Hampden-
Sydney held a slim (16-14)
lead.
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Round No. 1 Wednesday, Sept. 15,1976
Match opponents
1 Walt Anderson (M 228) v. M. Tornell (M 154) 10 a.m. No. 1
2 David Gross (M 252 v. L. R. Bishop 'Frazier 17) 10 a.m. No. 2
3 Jack Lynch (M 213) v. B. Dam (English 20) 10 a.m. No. 3
4 Doug Parker (Bry C 134) v. Jed Lambeth (M 307) 10 a.m. No. 4
5 Glem Bergen (M 204) v. Jed Lambeth (M 307) 10 a.m. No. 5
6 M. McLeod (M 106) v. R. Higginbotham (Fraz. 17) 11:15 No. 1
7 J. Richardson (Eng. 26) v. Jim Shields (C 142) 11:15 No. 1
8 Ted Getsinger (8ry.C234 v. J. D. Young (Eng.2s) 11:15 No. 3
9 G. Reynolds (Bry.Dll) v. M. Gilman (M 330) 11:15 No. 4
10 D. Spokely (Eng. 5) v. R. Parry (M 241) 11:15 No. 5
11 A. Pitts (M 227) v. Jack Hobbs (Ph.292-4749)Day 12:30 No. 1
12 Doyle Moore (Eng. 18) v. Ed Bowen (M 321) 12:30 No. 2
13 D. Fayen (M 334) v. K. Colton (Ph: D.St) 12:30 No. 2
WA Donna Sloan (B 137) v. Linda Paul (Dana House No. Ir3) 1:45 C No. 1
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Shore Photo by Clark
The intramural champions we re Shore and Milner 2nd
for the 1975-76 school year North. They were both soft-
The Guilfordian
Guilford's McClune ap
parently sent the Quakers into
the lead for good with a 30
yard field goal with 4:33 to
play . . . but not so, as
the Tigers' Garner answered
back with the field goal that
once again gave Hampden-
Sydney the lead and enough
margin for the win.
Kenan rambles against the Tigers
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Photo by Catoe
WB Frances Henderson (8in.302) v. Sandell Froelicher BBry. 132) 1:45 C No. 2
WC Sandi Bouchlos (Bry. C. 321) v. Ellen Quin (Bry B13) 1:45 C. No. 3
WD Donna Lavine (Shore 106) v. Carol Lindahl (Bin. 321) 1:46 C No. 4
WE Jit Johnson (Dana House No. 2} v. Martha Neil (D. House No. 4) 1:46 C. No. 5
WF Ltoba Kiser (Dana House No. 4) v. Karen Hartsoe (Bry. B112)5:30CNo. 1
WG Cynthia McCollock (Bin. 240? v. Susan Graham (Bry. B 323) 5:20 C. No. 2
WH Mandy Harris (Bin. 309) v. Toni Brown (8in.332) 5:30 C No. 3
14 Chuck Knoas (M 150) v. Charles Helsabeck (8ry.D123) 5:30 C No. 4
15 Greg Croton (M 223) v. Mel Haywatt (8ry.C221) 5:30 C. No. 5
16 Jed Bell (Geo. White) v. Mike Oliver (M 254) 6:45 C 1
17 Ed Swain CMII 3) v. John Eder (Bry C 132) 6:45 C 2
18 Phillip Chauvigne (Bry B. 321) b. David Ambler (M 254) 6:45 C 1
19 Oscar Newkirk (M 345) v. E. Johnson (Bry. C 142) 6:45 C 4
20 John Barrat (M 246) v. Pity (M 233) 6:45 C 5
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Milner Second North photo by Clark I
ball champs and finished high other intramural sports. J
in the final standings for the S
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Tennis
Wednesday, September 15,
Mens and women's intramural
tennis singles matches begin.
Men's, women's, and mixed
doubles matches will begin
next week. Both tournaments
will be single elimination with
a consolation. First round
singles matches are to be
played by September 20.
If you need a schedule see
Mrs. Clark in the gym, Frankye
Boyles in Bryan B 121,
or Danny Pollock in Bryan
Dll 3 or you may pick one up
in the information office in
Founders.
In order to arouse interest
in intramurals, the intramural
committee has designed a
point system to declare overall
unit champions (men's and
woman's) for the school year.
Within the next few days, a
plaque will be hung in
Founders with each year's
intramural champions en
graved on it.
If you haven't already
signed up for soccer, then
you'd better hurry! We need
more players to make soccer
a good part of our intramural
program. Teams are being
divided and play will get under
way next week. In order to
sign up, see Gib Furguson in
Milner 146 or Mrs. Clark in
the gym.