BAILEY BUGLE, BAILEY, NORTH CAROLINA. M-ARHH. 19'^2 ^pOrt S A/I iff O r MARY AIW EDTXARDS PAGE 1,1 After tournament games, the season survey shows a record of tv;elve ■wins, ten losses and one tie for the girls. The boys' record presents sixteen victoriev") and eight defeats. In the first round of the Nash County Tournament, the girls were eliminated by a strong Spring Hope team. The boys were dropped by a hard-pressing Coopers quin tet in the semi-finals. COACH'S COI'If-.!ENTS "It appears from the re sults of games that Bailey has played with neighbor ing counties, the calibre ^3-sketball in Nash coun ty seems is of much better quality. Throughout the season the desire to win was very keen by the teams in our area. "An appropriate trophy for the team shovvang the best sportsmanship for the season might have helped improve the general atti tude in some cases, "I wish to express my appreciation to all the people in the school and community who helped to make the season a success. It has been a pleasure to ■vvork with the players v/ho underwent a long and gruel ing season*" LCB3ES A>!D PROSPECTS F or the ne:ct season at Eailey the prospect for stronger teams is e^cpected* The boys' team loses three seniors, Ovven Strickland, Gene Finch, and Percy Mur ray ur., who will be hard to replace. However, a team having considerable varsity ejqoerience vdll be ready to start. The larg est problem vvlll be keep ing an adequate supply of replacements. J.Iary Lou Lamm is the only loss for the girls. "liany of the ninth graders have proved themselves capable players and will continue to improve. Because of the lack of any tall players, the problem will be the elimination of errors and the further development of a tj^e of basketball ivhich relies on speed," is the opinion ejqpressed by Coach L. E. Pittman. Co-Coptoiri Selected For flII-Stor leam The Nash County All-Star team, determined by the principals and coaches, named Owen Strickland for the position of guard on second team. The Nash County team has played the Franklin County All-Stars, once in the Louisburg College gymnasi um, and a return game in the Rocky Mount High School gym. Team Opens The Ball .On Season Practice Because of bad v/eather, the baseball season has been delayed, but, despite all hindrances, the season is now in full swing. Some of the names of the' prospective players have been released by the coach, I'. E, Pittman# They are; pitchers—Reginald Brown, Lamar Finch, Billy Glover; catchers—Oi-fen Strickland, Newton Glover; third base, F. D, Lamm; second base. Coach b Receive Master’s Degree After two years of study ing and hard work, Coach L, E. Pittman has been ac cepted by the Graduate Com mittee of East Carolina College as a candidate for the Iiiaster' s Degree. Pittman says he hopes to have his blaster's De gree by the middle of July. Coach Pittman, has also been accepted as a member of the North Carolina Ac ademy of Science. James otott; short stop, Percy Murray; first base, Jr. Bass;. outfielders. Tommy Glover, "Corney" Boykin, I'^iley Williamson, After trials are held, other "boys may eliminate some of the listed players. SPORTING GOOn; Baseball is Here Get Your upples Today! Wilson, N. C

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