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THE SALEMITE
May 10, 1946.
Freshmen Capture
Softball Tournament
The F>eshmen won the Softball
Toornamfint, which ended yesterday.
The Sophomores come in second,
the Seniors third, and the Juniors
fourth.
The Freshmen started the soft
ball tournament with a bang by
beating the Seniors 17 to 8. The
Hne up:
HENI0R8 FRESHMEN
Kobbins C Green
Clark P Taylor
Wooten IB Watkins
Casteen 2B Seville
Stack .3 B Crickmer
Little SF McCoren, Gleason
Witherington SS Miller
Griffin LF Watts
Dysart CF Wray
Bass RF Finley
Dysart and Wooten played an
outstanding game for the Senior."
while Taylor and Crickmer took tlye
lead for the Freshmen.
Monday night the Sophomores de
feated the Juniors by a score of
17 to 9.
IJne Up
SOPHOMORES
JUNIORS
Clark
P
Bullock
Darr
C
Boswell
Mills
IB
Walton
Stone
2B
West
Leeper
3B
Senter
Watson
SF
Quinerly
Bryant
SS
Green
Bowen
LF
Stroup
King
CF
Scott
Griffin
BF
Forrest
King and Clark played a good
game for the Sophomores while
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Bullock and .Senter fought hard for
the Juniors.
Wednesday was the day of the
Sophomore-Senior game followed
by the Freshman-Junior game. The
score in the first was 17 to 7 in
favor of the Sophomores; in the
second the Freshmen won by a score
of 15 to 8.
LINE UP
SOPHOMORE SENIOR
Clark P Little
Parr C Lindsey
Mills 13 Wooten
Stone 2B Casteen
Leeper 3B Clark
Watson SF Stack
Bryant SS Dysart
Bowen LF Robbins
King CF Witheringto®
Griffin EF Bass
LINE UP
FRESHMAN JUNIORS
Taylor P Bullock
Finley C Stroup
Watkins IB Walton
Seville 2B West
Crickmer 3B Senter
Green SF Quinerly
Miller .SS Green
Wray LF Scott
Watts CF Boswell
Gleason RF Forrest
With all the teams tied. Fresh
men and Sophomores for first place.
Juniors and Seniors for third, Thurs-
da^y’s games were filled with ten
sion. The Freehmen, still full of
vigor, made 11 runs in the first inn
ing, and the Sophomores did their
part in the second by making 8
runs. The game ended with the
Freshmen winning 29 to 17, thus
winning the championship.
SOPHOMORE FRESHMAN
Clark p Taylor
Darr _ C Finley
Mills ^ IB Watkins
Stone 2B Seville
Bryant 3B Crickmer
i isher SF Davidson
Leeper SS Green
Bowen • LF Watts
Ki^ CF Wray
Griffin RF Gleason
The Seniors, in their last game,
defeated the Juniors by a score
of 2,3 to 14.
Conference
(Cont. from page one)
Farmville Sta,te College For Women
told of their plan to help the food
crisis in Europe—by having only
one piece of bread at meals and not
having that if there was another
s'iin'h on the menu.
The convention was concluded
Saturday, April 27 with a business
meeting. Results of this were—that
the S. I. A. S. G. will hold its twenty-
ninth convention next year at
Sophie Neweombe College, New Or
leans, La. with officers as follows
elected for 1940-47: Marjorie Joyner,
Shorter College, President; Felice
Maurer, Neweombe College, vice-
president; Sarah Lewis, Florida
State College for Women, secretary;
Kathleen. Lifitle, Randolph-Mac-on,
treasurer.
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SENIORS
Bullock
P
Stack
BoKwell
C
Lindsey
Stroup
IB
Wooten
Walton
2B
Casteen
Senter
3B
Clark
West
SF
Little
Scott
SS
Dysart
Sullivan
LF
Bass
Forrest
CF
Bell
Quinerly
KP
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Girls Conclude
Riding, Tennis
Biding;
Approximately twenty-five girls
will take part in the annual Salem
College Horse Show at Sedgefield
on Friday at 2:30 P. M. This year
Academy girls are also eligible to
enter any one of the following five
clas.ses; Beginner’s, Intermediate,
and Advanced Horsemanship, Pair
Class, and Jumping. Awards will be
ribbons in all classes except Ad
vanced Horsemanship where the
winner will receive a cup. Buses
have been chartered to take those
who wish to attend.
Tennis:
The tennis tournament began
Thursday with an entry list con
taining approximately twenty girls.
Entrants please check the bulletin
board at the Day Studtnt’s Center
for their matches. All games should
be finished by Tuesday, May 14.
A. A. Banquet:
A semi-formal Athletic Associa
tion Banquet will be hi Id Wednes
day night at six o’clock in the Corrin
Refectory. All awards for the year
will be announced at that time. Polly
Starbuck, la.st year's president of
the council, will preside.
The council of 1945-46 has made
this banquet an annual affair. Pre
viously Salem has enjoyed tke
Hockey Banquet which has been
eliminated in preference to this
banquet in honor of all sports. The
entire student body is invited to
attend.
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