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HIGH LIFE
^pril 18, 1941
Purple Nine to Encounter Wave
For Second Time in Schedule
Hopes For Title Dim
After Salisbury Loss
Physical Education Students Prepare to Play
tJrcciislioro's (if'fc'iidiiiK stiifc* chjiiu-
pious were imrliiilly ‘liinina('(l from
any cimiKH* to rocaiitun* top honors
yeslorday as th(‘ Yellow dackcts of
Salisbury dowiu'd lh‘ Tiirplo Jiiiic, l)-(5.
I'liis is the tliird consecntive (b'feat
that the Whirlwinds have experieneed
in a losing str*ak that start(‘d wlxm
tli(‘ Tli^rh Point eoiiibinalioii beat llio
locals by oiu* point.
Itrou'ii, llohirs Hit Honiei’s
Pj) to tlu‘ pr‘sent, the local nine has
not la>en doinjr much Inaivy liitlinK-
H(»wever, two Johnson - coaelxvl men
Av-r‘ ald(* to snm-k home runs. Ilar-
r)ld tSkinny) Mrowii. [U'omisiiifr short-
sloj). hit the l(‘alli(*r for tli(‘ lii-st homer,
as lh‘ Plack Hisoii of IIif;li Point
iowm‘d llu‘ locals. 5 (o (5. Willaial
Hobbs hit th(‘ ball for (Ii‘ other run
in anothei- losinj; jianie. as th(‘ f’aro-
lina frosh d(*feat-(l the Pni’pies 7 to d.
Th(‘ Pui'iile nine will ‘nt(*rtain the
}r('(‘n Wav(‘ of (lastonia this afternoon
on the Senior hij;h field in a return
eonf(‘r(‘nce ‘nKay;*m(*nt that will not
have h(>avy bearinj; on the oufeuiu' of
the west‘rn loop.
(iottsfhalU’s .\rm Ti-ouhled
(i('n(‘ (iotlschalk. ('oaeh .lohnson’s
number oik* hurU'r and a state out-
stand, piilh'd an arm cartilage last
summei’. Pp to this lime, however,
llu-injury has not hindt'red (Sottschalk’s
})itching. l)(‘spl(e this fact. Poach
Johnson is slightly worrical ovi'v the
situation, and. in case (iottschalk’s val
uable limb slKUibl g‘t a ‘'bug,” the lo-
‘al mentor is iu'('])aring for tin* wor.st
by getting Withers, llolibs. Winner,
or .lolinson reai
• in an (“nH'i'gency,
Ttu' Whirlwimls \vi
l''or(‘S( tomorrow to
Ibiby l>emms.
Hutchinson Announces
Program For Play Day
take the mound
II travel
tangle \
o ^^'al^e
ith the
Senior Hi Nine Downs
Salisbury in Loop Meet
fiene Pol1sdialk pitched tin* Purple
^\'llirlwinds to tlu'ir se-ond conference
victory, .\pril 11. wlu'ii the Yellow
Jadels of Salisbury f(‘ll befoia* the
Jenior high nim*. to 2.
.\rier allowing Ihi* (iastonia team
a hitting sinve. (Jottschalk came back
to pi(-h one of his best games, 'riu=
ac(“ hnrier pitched the entire nim* inn
ings,
Finds (’alclier
PeniH'lt .N(‘we11. shifleil from first
to the mitti'r's position, solved
'atching problem that has bet'ii trem
bling Poach Ktanh'y Johnson, as the
nt'wly found catcher stayed bi'hind the
bat niiH' innings without an error.
’I'he missing link in this year's I'di-
tion is ih(' power to hit. ’I'herefon*.
-according to Johnson, the locals will
-oncenlrale on bjittiug practice.
Hard a1 work on the Play Day program are Edith Kiimley, chair
man. atid the Play Day (‘omniittee composed of Lolene Harrison, Mar
jorie Sparrow, i^hyllis Trutt, Marjorie Hums, Doris Futrell. Linna
Crawford, (iladys Crawford, Barltara Kitcliie, Virginia Davis, Anne
Newton, -Isabel (fillie. atid (floria ^'’alentine. Girls absent when the
I)i('ttire was ttiken 'were ^drginia Davis, Gloria Valentine, IMarjorie
Sparrow, and Edith Hundey. (Staff photo by Thirnell Kennedy.)
Greensboro Threat
In State Golf Meet
With a
tories ov>t
pects for
Preeiisbor(
team are
record of four d(*cisive vic-
high scliool opponents, ju-os-
a state championship for
's Purple Whirlwind golf
■ed-hot.
Th(‘t(‘am has whipped Reynolds high
of Winston. Durham. (Jray high, and
Salisbury consecutiv‘ly. and when the
state toui'iiameut opens in Phaped Hill.
April 22, (he (xix'ensborians. under the
leadership of A. P. Routli. are expected
to be a consist('nt threat.
Tin* squads' greatest victory came
last Friday when the group routed
(Ji'ay high of tVinston-Salem. tS to 0.
other major victories listed !i 12 to o
win over Rc'ynolds and a 12 to lefeat
of Durham.
.Mr.Matnis. Taylor Lead Locals
tutstanding pltiyers on the varsity
includ* Roger McManus, number three
man and medalist in both the Reynolds
nd (Jray contests, and Ray Taylor,
semi-tinalist in the Parolinas' Junior
golf tournament In 1040. and medalist
in tin* Durham match with a 75.
FEMININE
ACCENT
ATHLETICS
I-'ew
Wolfe.
IK'ople
physi-al
now that Rebecca
d student, ha.s been
doing exceptional work in tumbling
classes. She has learned several more
than the re(iuired ten stunts and h;is
maintained a higher average on these
acrobatics than any other student in
the class.
Miss Doris Hutchinson, adviser,
and the Play day committee have
completed jtlans for this event
which will take place Friday, April
25. The program is as follows:
1:30-3:00—Registration.
2:00-2:10—Assembly in team
lieadquarters in gymnasium; wel
come by Phyllis Fniitt, president
of local physical education associ
ation.
2:10-2:10—First activity hour.
3:10-2:40—Mass relay; Student-
Faculty relay.
3:40-4:40—Second activity hour.
4:40-5:30—Social hour and re-
freshmentvS in gym for participants,
their advisers, and hostess com
mittee.
Sport
Saws
by
Sol
WE MADE A STATEMEXT i„ o„t
last colmiin i-esartling the poor posture
seen aromiil the campus. Ilotvever, since
then. Miss Doris Hutchinson has in.
formed us, much to our surprise, that
the girl-s athletic association has beeu
conductiiis classes in posture correc-
tiou for the past several weeks. More
power to .vou, Miss Hutchinson.
5 Tracksters Reach
Finals in Competition
WE HAD A WONDERFUL TIME
in the rain last Friday trying to- watch
Greensboro open its baseball campaign,
That's one time rain was an advau!
tage—for the visiting team.
Central high of Charlotte again cap
tured the western conference track
title, Friday, April 11, for the seventh
time in the past ten years. High Point
was the runner-up,
Greensboro Senior high -was repre
sented with ten hoys, five of whom
were able to reach the finals. The fol
lowing Gi-mishoro contestants placed:
Ruddy Mulligan and L. Loy. lOO-yarcl
dash; C. Frazier, 120-.var(l high hur
dles; P. Frazier. 200-yarcl low hur
dles : P. Frazier, shot-put.
Only one record was broken. Jim
Reid, of Central, ran the half mile in
2;P(i, to better the previous mark
('HAELES TEAGUE, Bniest Me
Le.m. Hay T.uylor. and Hogec McManus
composed the golf foursome that de
feated the so-called power house from
Durham high.
of 2;(i!).L
Purple Whirlwinds Reach
HeighI ol Golf Campaign
'riu* physical education classes will
begin the study of archery and horse
shoes next week. When they complete
that eourse, they will take up .soft-
ball, which will be followed by a
course of folk and social dancing at
the end of the year.
Vernon Lamb Selected
Head of Local Nine
Afti'r having liiiished tin* dillicult
lask of wt'avhig an American tlag into
H wall hanging, .lot* Rogers plans to
Work on a copper rose vase.
Excellent Seri ice
Ai
King Cotton Hotel
For a complete line of
SCHOOL SCPPLIES
WOOI.WORTI I’S
•lusr liel'ore the Furplc AVhirlwiud
nine engaged Winston-Salem in it.s
opi'iiiiig conference game, the local
liascball team I'lectcd I'crnon (Shccpic)
l.amh as the sca.son's captjiiii.
Ljiml) is fully prcpari'd to till this
liositiou, as In* is cxpcricnct'd in all
three of St'uior high's major sports,
'riic captain-(‘hct now holds down third
hast*: however, he is capable of playing
bt'himl the hat or on th* tirst sack.
-Mar.iorie Rums, North Carolina jun
ior golf champ and student of l(n*al
high school, played an exhibition
match with Fatty Rcrg, national wom
an golf chami)ion. last week.
Only students from physical educa
tion classes who have signed up from
G. H. S. will represent this school in
the Flay day t*vents next Friday. :\Iis.s
Doris Hutchinson would like to remind
the student body, however, that they
will have!! similar opportunity tt) enjoy
a sports contest on Student-Faculty
day. May S.
With the arrival of Reynolds high
golf team of Winston-Salem today in
a return engagement, the eight day
program of the current Furple Whirl
wind golf campaign will begin. The
event calls for three dual matches and
two high school golf tournaments.
Slate Tournament, April 22
As an aftermath of today’s match,
the scpiad will participate in the Mid-
Atlantic tournament at High Foint. to
morrow. After a day's rest the link-
sfers will invade Lexington, and from
there will .journey to Chapel Hill for
the state high school golf tournament.
April 22. Dll April 25 the team will
pla.v host to Salisbury in a heme
match.
JOE WINNER. Senior high's three-
letter-man. has recently signed a con
tract to go to the Ibiiversity of North
Carolina next fall.
ACCORDING TO Miss Doris Hutch
inson, 160 girls from various North
State schools will congregate in this
fair city, April 25, for a field day.
Well, gentlemen, there might be a few
good-lookers in that crowd. Keep your
eyes peeled.
ON EASTER :\IORNING a gray 1939
Dodge stopped in front of a local
church and out stepped a young man
in what could he a new spring suit
and his wife, who, of course, was all
fitted out in those things women call
clothes. The two with their small
daughter strolled up to the door, only
to find the building packed. So, rather
than stand up, Coach and Mrs. Bob
Jamieson turned around and went to
commune with Mother Nature.
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Why not bring your date
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