Page Four.
THE SALEMITE
November 8, 1946.
Seniors Defeat Freshmen
And Recapture Championship
To conclude the hockey tourna
ment, two uiidpfeated teams met
on Thursday afternoon. Eva Martin
Bullock led the seniors to victory
over the freshmen with the final
score being 2-0.
Kva Martin scorcd both goals for
the seniors—one in the first half fttid
one in the second half.
Kjsalie Green and Henrietta Wal
ton were also outstanding players
for the senior victors. I’at Edmund-
son and Helen Kessler led the hard-
fighting freshman team. Good team
work was displayed by both sides.
The .Tuniors suffered their third
straight defeat of the current hockey
season at the hands of the Sopho
mores on Wednesday afternoon. A
few minutes after the opening
whistle, Fisher, for the Juniors, ob-^
tained the ball, but Seville quickly
recovered it for the Sophomores. The
first ten minutes of the game con
sisted of playing the ball up and
down the field with neither team
being able to score. The first point
of the afternoon’s game was made by
a Watt to Einley goal, and the
Sophomores led, 1-0. Seville made
the second point for the Sophomores,
and the score was 2-0 in favor of
the Sophomores at the end of the
first half.
Stiffer competition was offered by
the Juniors during the second half,
and several times they threatened
to score. Another Watt to Finley
combination made good another
goal, and the Sophomores won the
game, 3-0.
Watt was the outstanding player
for the Sophomores, and she was
capably assisted by Finley and
Seville. Carter, Spruill, Stone, and
Bryant were the Junior standouts.
The undefeated Sophomore hockey
team was beaten by the Seniors by
a score of 1-0 Monday afternoon
in the fourth hockey game of the
season. The first half was a battle
for the ball. Several times it looked
as though the Sophomores would
score, but the ball never got to
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the goalie. The Seniors jilayed de
fensively, only getting the ball twice
—once when Virlie Stroup with. Eva
Martin Bullock and Henrietta Wal
ton’s aid passed the ball back and
forth until the ball was battled in
the circle. Tlien the Sophomores
hurried it back to the Senior goal
whore it stayed until the Seniors
got possession of it just before the
half.
Martlia Lou Heitman joined the
S('nior team at the half replacing
Betsy .lolin Forre.st. In the first
five minutes of the game Right Inner
Ticka Senter took possession oj" the
ball and made a quick hard drive
into the goal. It was ruled illegal,
however, because she did not stop
the ball af^ter receiving it before
it was driven for the goal. The
score still remained 0-0, Both teams
were eager and playing a hard game.
Their anticipation was so high that
many fouls were caller]. The Sopho
mores again had possession, but
til is time not for long, because Right
Wing Grizzelle Etheridge and Left
Inner Martha Lou Heitman took the
ball back to the Sophomore goal,
passed it to Center Forward Stroup
wIjo tapj)ed the ball quickly for
the first and only goal of the after
noon. At the end qf- the game the
Sophomores were in possession df
the ball in the Senior territory play
ing just a.s vigorously as they had
played during the first half.
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“Y” Plans Luncheon, Tea
There will be a World Fellow.ship
Luncheon at the Y. W. C. A. on
Tuesday, November 12, at 12:30 p.
ra. All students and friends of Salem
College are invited to attend. The
luncheon will cost 75 cents and res
ervations may be made at the “Y”
by tomorrow, Saturday, November
9.
Mr. William Edgerton of TJ. N. 11.
R. A. and the American Friends
Service ConiYnittee will be the guest
speaker. He has just returned from
a two year stay in Poland and Ger
many.
The women of the Y. W. C. A.
organization in over 50 countries
of the world are joining in the ob
servance of World Fellowship Week
and this luncheon is a part of Win
ston-Salem’s observance.
There will ^Iso be an 8:30 p. m.
meeting Tuesday evening at which
time Mr. Edgerton w-ill speak again.
This meeting is also open to SaltTti
students.
Sunday afternoon, in the Day
Student Center, from until 5 o’clock
the V'. W. C. A. of Salem College
will sponsor a World Fellowship
Tea. This is World Fellowship
Week, and everyone is invited and
urged to come to the tea. The world
fellowship tea, Sunday, is the first
in a series of monthly teas to be
held by the Y. W. C. A. of Salem
College. This week Virginia Smith
and the social committee will be
in charge of the tea, and Jean Mc-
New will be in charge of the music.
STEVE OWEN
FAMOUS COACH
OF THE
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