Page Four
HIGH LIFE
February 6, 1942
WHIRLWINDS TO PLAY ASHEVILLE TONIGHT
IN
Greensboro Entertains
Non-Conference Foe
On High School Court
After all tlicii' samos, except
the one with Iliyih I’oiiit, out of town
the past few weeks, (’oaeh Koh Jamie
son's I’nrple ^^'hil•lwin(ls hesin a ])ro-
lonsed home stand toniKht in lh(‘ hi^di
school K.vm against a strong team from
Kdwards high school of Asheville.
lallle is known of the visiting (|uin-
tel, hut they are jilaying j)ractieally
all the ma.jor W'l'steni Class A t(>ams
in the state, and Ash(*viile usually
t)oasts of good athletic squads. J'liis is
the tii-sf time the two sehocjls have met
in any kind of eontest since the foot-
hall gani(‘ which (!r(>enshoro lost to
the .Maroons in the mountain city dur
ing 1!»10.
First Home (Jaine Lately
'I'his will he tlu' tirst ganu' played
l)y the Whirlies for the home ero^\ds
since the (“iigagement with High Point
that tilled tin* gym. Altliough the
tilt will hav(> no itearing on the Gat(‘
City’s eonf(‘renee standing, another full-
hous(‘ is imped for hy Jamieson and
his team.
After this game the AVliiriwinds be
gin a string of eoiiftnamee gaees. which
could win or lose tlu' Western confer
ence title, which would he the tirst for
a Jami('son coached team, before the
hoiiH' crowds.
Teams Meets Salisbury
'I'he first of this series occurs next
Tm'sday night when tin' locals enter
tain Coach Pill Ludwig's squad fi’oin
Salisbury. Although (Jreenshoro beat
the Jaek(‘ts in the first clasli and the
visitors rest on the bottom of the loop.
Hk'.v have a good sera piling team and
could easily pull an ups('t over an
over-confident team.
The next game is a week from today
wlH'ii W. F. Sheal.v brings his warriors
from Keynold's high of Winston-Salem
tu .do battle. witJi the Whirlwinds. One
of the high lights of the iiome schedule
apiK'ars tlu‘ next night when Cliarlotte’s
Silv(‘r Streaks meet the locals. In
their first meeting the locals had to
put up a real battle to subdue the
fighting Streaks.
On the following Tuesday night
OrcH'nsboro entertains the surprise
team of the conferemee as Purlington
appi'ai's ill till' locat arena. The first
game, which ended 17-i) in (Jreeusboro’s
favor, was p'.a.ved in the Alamance city
in a very small gym and as a result
it luriK'd out to he strictly defensive.
Howi'ver, in the larger local court the
story should be very much different
with the score going either way.
Local Reserves Win, lose
In Conference Contests
.Umost as successful as tlu'ir big
brotlK'rs, till' Purple Preezes. re
serve basketball team, have to date
shown tlasliy and neat-working
play.
With Gene Thomas, Tommy
Pray and Tim Warner, three .iun-
iors, formerly of Central, leading
the way, the Preezes have sub
dued two Western conference foes,
Purlington and Salisbury, losing
onl.v to High I’oint by a small
score.
With continued good showing,
this year's reserve stars will prob
ably become cogwheels in some of
Coach Pol) Jamieson’s future hard
court lives.
5-
Winning Goal
Fri. & Sat.
“This Woman Is
Mine”
Eranehot AValter
Carroll
TO.NE BRENNAN
15RUCE
STARTS MON
Deanna
Cliarles
DURBIN LATTHITON
“It Started With
Eve”
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AN EXAMPLE of the scoring which led Greensboro to a 34-20 victory
over nigh Point last week is this neat shot of Captain Tom Adyelette,
closely followed hy team mates Harold (Skinny) Brown, number 13,
and Boh Eondren, 15. (Staff photo by Irwin Smallwood).
School Cafeterias Launch
Balanced Diet Campaign
Sponsored h.v tlu' health ollicers
and di)iri('s of Greensboro, a cain-
I)aign began hist week throughout
till' city school cafeterias to encour
age' a better halauced diet, reported
Miss Flizaheth Harvell. school
dietition, this week.
The campaign, which will last
all semester in connection with the
])hysical education program, will
feature posters and displays of
lu'opi'i'l.v balanced meals taken
from foods on sale at the school
cafeteria for that particular day.
tCIje Poar anb CaiStle
Famous for its Steak
Sandwiches
Driving Range Open
8 A.M. to Midnight
Local Wrestling Team
Finds New Quarters
Have you wondered about these
l)oys running about the halls at the
end of the school day clad in sweat
suits similar to pajamas? They
aren’t sleep walkers but members
of Coach Day’s wrestling squad.
When the athletie director decid
ed to put in a basket room to take
care of all the jihysical education
class's, Coach Day had to move
his (piarters to the green room lo
cated beiow the stage, where man
ager Jim Groome and a crew of
boys moved the mats.
Mc'utor Day plans to enter his
squad in the state meet which wilt
be the largest gathering of high
school wrestlers in the past few'
years. The squad will enter the
following boys: Richard Joyce, 98
jxmnds; David Rudd, 108; Arthur
Bruton, 118; Bill Cavan, 125; Da
vid Phoenix, 185; David Sewell,
145; Bill McConnick, 155; Jim
.\nthony, 165; and Garland Wolfe
in the 175-pound class.
Carolina Freshmen
Down Locals. 39-18
After gaining live strai.ght conference
mmes, the I’urple Whirlwind .stepped
out of the league last Wednesday night
and lost to the stron.g North Carolina
freshman quintet l)y the score of 39
to 18 in Woollen gymnasium. Chapel
Hill.
Playing sluggish hall all evening, the
locals were never in the hall .game
after the tirst quarter. The Tar Ba
bies ran the score up to IS to 4, after
leading by onl.v four points at the
(piarter.
I'reshmen Have Big Third Quarter
Greensboro's usual scoring threat
backfired in its face as the freshmen
stocked up 20 iioints in the third (piar-
ter, while the Whirlwind gained only
two. A strong third period offense hy
the. locals has meant the margin of
victor.v in several of their past vic
tories.
Scoring honors for the .game were
divided between Carolina's Prank AVar-
ren and Green.shoro’s Leroy Paschal.
Both hoys iiooped the basket for i) points.
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BUTTER-KRUST BREAD
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BETSY ROSS CAKES
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Greensboro Subdues
Reynolds High 30-13
With Last Half Rally
After li,gbting nip-and-tuck in the
first half with the AATnston-Salem quint,
Greensboro forged ahead in the second
period to gain a fifth .straight confer
ence win Tuesday night in the Twin
City by the score of 30 to 13.
At the hegiimiug of the game the two
stiuads fou.glit oil even terms, with
neither gaining a lead of any kind. The
score at the end of the tirst half was
11 td 9 ill favor of the Gate Gity team.
However, using the same method as
ill several other games, the AATiirlwinds
moved forward in the early minutes
of the next period. At Koepfle, Leroy
Paschal and Joe Coleman contributed
to the rally which put Greensboro into
a 20 to 10 lead at the end of the
quarter.
Paschal Wins Honors
From then on out there was no doubt
as to the winner of the .game, as the
Greensboro squad added 10 more points,
while Reynolds could garner only three.
Scoring honors went to Paschal,
whose lay-ui) shot accounted for 12
points, and Koepfle, who obtained 10
points from action.
The victory gaye the local squad the
top position ill early season AA’estern
conference battles, as it has won all
of its games : High Point and Burling
ton trail with two losses.
Ill the preliminary game the Reynolds
junior varsity heat out the little AATiirl-
wiiids hy the close score of 24 to 23.
The Greemshoro iuid,gets lost to the High
Point junior hi.gli school the same
afternoon by a 2(1 to 12 score.
Lineup;
Greensboro—A.vdelette. f, 0 ; Brown,
f, 5: Paschal, c. 12; Jarvis, g, 0; Koep
fle. .g, 11 ; total, 28.
Reynolds—AAhitson, f, 0; D. iMartiii,
f. C; S. Martin, c, 4; A'aughn, g, 0;
Grivette, g, 2; total, 12.
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