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Quakes Fall
to Wildcats
BY RANDY DUNBAR
Turnovers continued to
plague Guilford College as it
dropped its third game in a
row Saturday to Davidson
College by a 27 - 6 margin.
Even though the Quakers
lost, Reggie Kenan continued
to turn in his good perfomance.
Kenan rushed for 125 yards
on 16 attempts from his tail
back position.
Davidson hit pay dirt on its
first possession, marching 70
yards in 15 plays with QB Bob
McCarthy getting the TD from
one yard out. The kick was
blocked.
Guilford came right back to
knot things up with a 71
yard drive, the tally coming on
a 35 yard pass from Stewart
to tight end Dale Lee. Guilford
missed a chance to take the
lead when Mike McClune's
kick sailed wide.
After the Quakers' score,
the Wildcats totally dominated
the game. Halfback Pete
Legler raced 48 yards to put
Davidson ahead for good early
in the second period. A
McCarthy pass to Page Wally
made up for the Wildcat's
missed PAT earlier.
Davidson collected one
more touchdown before the
half with Eddie Setser hauling
Soccer On the Way to Districts
BY JOHNNY MOORE
The Guilford College soccer
finally made it into the top ten
rankings of the south after their
world record ten overtime
match against Pfeifer October
23. But the Quakers must
have felt some of the effects
Regular Season Scoring
Name Goals Assists Total Points,
Bobby Propster 22 4 26
Paul Chapman 12 7 19
Bobby Lloyd 14 6 20
EdAlonge 7 5 12
Kenny Boone 11 6 17
Steve Hicks 2 3 5
Johnny Pleasants 8 1 9
Barry Donow 4 4 8
Kenny Breshnaham 1 2 3
Mark Cubberly 0 7 7
Mustapha Faye 0 2 2
Larry Davis 1 1 2
Don Hemrick 1 1 2
Don Hemrick 1 0 1
Brian Oswald 0 1 1
David Scott 10 1
Mike Smith 2 0 2
Al Cock 4 1 5
James Stephens 1 0 1
Mike Sanford 0 1 1
Total 91 52 143
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in a six - yard pass from
McCarthy.
Second half action saw a
stubborn Quaker defense, led
by noseguard Bunky James,
keep Davidson bottled most of
the half. Guilford put up a
goal line stand to keep the
Wildcats from scoring on one
occasion. But the Guilford
offense continued to have
problems holding on to the
ball.
Davidson did manage to get
one second half score on a six
yard aerial from McCarthy to
Wally. The kick failed to make
the final score 27 - 6.
The Quakers turned the ball
over five times, with most of
those killing good drives by
the Quakers. Davidson out
gained Guilford by 419 yards
to 283.
Another bright spot for the
Quakers was the punting of
sophomore Billy Thomas.
Punting in his first game,
Thomas booted the ball three
times for an average of 52
yards.
Guilford will travel to
Winston-Salem next Saturday
to face Winston-Salem State.
Game time is 2:00 at Bowman-
Gray Stadium.
of that marathon match last
Tuesday as Guilford faced
High Point in a game that
would ultimately determine
the conference championship
and the top seed in the District
26 playoffs.
The Quakers were no doubt
flat against the Panthers, as
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Senate News
The Senate wants to hear
students' complaints, problems,
and suggestions. Talk to your
Senator! (In case there is any
confusion. Sherry Wall has
replaced Donna Beck and Dan
Huxley replaced John Boswell.)
If you cannot find your Senator
or have questions or concerns
that you would like to voice
yourself, come by the Senate
office (second floor Founders).
The office hours are:
Monday 10:00-11:00, 1:15-
2:15
Tuesday 4:00-5:00 Budget
Committee meeting
Wednesday 12:00-2:00,
7:00-7:30 (7:30 Senate
Meeting)
Thursday 12:30-1:30, 4:00-
5:00
Friday 10:00-11:00
Senate meetings are open
to all. Come and participate
High Point jumped into a 2 - 0
halftime advantage. Guilford
was not able to come back,
thanks mostly to a super defen
sive effort by the Panther
goalie. Bobby Propster
collected the lone Quaker tally
with about 14 minutes remain
ing.
Guilford was more fortunate
in their next match against
UNC-G. The Quakers scored
four first half goals enroute
to a 9 - 0 whitewashing of
the Spartans. Propster once
again led the way for Guilford
with two scores.
The Quakers now begin the
District 26 playoffs as the
second seeded team. Belmont-
Abbey will provide the
opposition for Guilford in the
first round. The game will
be held Thursday at Guilford
and will begin at 2:30.
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or just listen. The Senate
convenes every Wednesday
evening at 7:30 on the second
floor of Founders. The agenda
will be posted on the Senate
office door by 2:00 p.m. the
day of the meeting.
To be really effective, the
Senate needs your support
and ideas so quit mumbling
and grumbling speak to
your Senator.
Intramural Volleyball
Intramural volleyball began yesterday with teams representing
almost all the dorms and most of the floors. Play will last
throughout most of the rest of the semester.
Womens' League
1 Binford I shore Wing 8 Bryan2-3
2 Binford I Parking Lot Wing 9 Bryan 3
3 Binford II Parking Lt. Wng. 10 Bryan I
4 Binford II Shore 11 Hobbsl
5 Binford 111 Shore 12 Hobbsll
6 Shore I 13 Dana House
7 Shore II 14 Day Hops
15 Faculty
Nov. 2, Tues. 8:15 Court 1 4 vs. 11
Court 2 5 vs. 10
Court 3 6 vs. 9
8:50 Court 1 7 vs. 8
Bye 14
Court 3 15 vs. 13
Court 3 1 vs. 12
Nov. 3, Wed. 8:50 Court 1 2 vs. 11
Court 2 3 vs. 10
Court 3 4 vs. 9
9:30 Court 1 5 vs. 8
Court 2 6 vs. 7
Nov. 4, Thurs. 8:50 Court 1 Bye 13
Court 1 14 vs. 12
Court 2 15 vs. 11
Court 3 1 vs. 10
9:30 Court 1 2 vs. 9
Court 2 3 vs. 8
Court 3 4 vs. 7
Nov. 8, Mon. 9:30 Court 1 5 vs. 6
Bye 12
Court 2 13 vs. 11
Court 3 14 vs. 10
Men's League
1 Bryan 1 a 8 Milner3South
2 Bryan 1 b 9 Milner3North
3 Bryan II 10 English
4 Milner 1 South 11 Bryan Annex
5 Milner 1 North 12 Day Hops & Geo. White
6 Miner 2 South 13 Faculty
7 Milner 2 North
Nov. 2, Tues. 9:30 Bye 12
Court 1 13 vs. 11
Court 2 1 vs. 10
Court 3 2 vs. 9
Nov. 3, Wed. 8:15 Court 1 3 vs. 8
. Court 2 4 vs. 7
Court 3
Court 3 1 vs. 8
Nov. 8, Thurs. 8:15 Bye 11
Court 1 12 vs. 10
Court 2 13 vs. 9
Court 3 1 vs. 8
Nov. 8, Mon. 8:15 Court 1 12 vs. 10
Court 2 13 vs. 9
Court 2 3 vs. 6
Court 3 4 vs. 5
8:50 Bye 10
Court 1 11 vs. 9
Court 2 12 vs. 8 J
i Court 3 13 vs. 7 J
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