Chowan Meets Conway AlhStars Today
The Chowan Braves’ baseball,
team will meet the. Conway All-]
S;ar3 on the Chowan Cjllege dla- i
mond this afternoon at 2:30 p.m.
This will be ths first baseball
gam? at Chowan College. The
outcome of this ga.ne is unpre
dictable just as the first games'
In the other sports have been in
which Chcwan has participate.d
this year, Th: Chowan boys have
become fimiliar with their tea.n- ■
mates in the classrom during this
year, but to function as a well-
organized baseball team will have '
to com? frcai experience of work- |
ing together just as in foot'cill |
an dbisketball. The boys have
never played together and they ^
are from all parts of Eastern
North Carolina and Southeastern
Virginia.
Coach Melvin Liyton has drill- I
ed a squad of twenty boys for |
the i)ast two w-ceks when the |
weather was suitable. The team is ,
taking sha";? and will be full :
swing this afternon to meet their
opponent. Although the starting
lineup has not been named, the i
uniforms have be:n issued to the I
prospective squad from which the
team will be picked.
The team Is well-dressed ard
w;ll equipped and raring to go.
The unifoims are graiyish-'blue
■with lue hats and seeks.
Tile Chowan students and fac
ulty are hopiti^ that outsidars will
become interested in th:ir new
baseball team. Bleachers have
been set up and parking ar:a has
been provided for spectator's
EUtcmobiles.
The .schedule for this season is
not complet;, but there are sever
al games scheduled with junior.
colleges and high school.
Th eteam will lead with a gocd
pitching staff. The pitchers are |
as follows; Carl Taylor of Sea- I
board, former pitcher cf Oak I
Ridge Military Academy; Donald.
Hughes of Colerain; Charles '
Buffalo of Jacikson, and Gerald I
Jeter of Ahoskie. j
The folicwing are trying fori
positions of — catcher R. D. I
—R. D. Belch, Jimmie Coker, and | ketl)all team,
Lonnie HarreH; frist base—Billy \
Cicinmer and Charles Bii'dsong; j
second base — David Edwards, I
Henry Boyd, and Curtis Cop?- j
land; short stop—Vance Stewart;
thtird base—Edsal Parless; left.
lieid- Buddy Bass and Jay Wil- !
Bobby Dough Heads
New Monogram Club
HJ-yi'TN' KKIDJCK, oustatidiiig- guard on the i,>'irls' l>as-
1 H.\RI!.\RA JI'.AX ARCHER, hish
.‘^corcr with a total of 240 points
co.x; center field—Gene Cocke and i
Billy Midg?tt; right field — Joe !
Butler and Donald Vann.
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Baseball Field
Complete
During the time not spent in,
classes and at practice, the ba ?-
ball t;am along with the physical
education classes under the sup
ervision cf Coach Layton h.^ve
completed the bast'jall diamond
with a baok stop, pitcher's mound,
•and spectator's bleach;rs. This
has been a great undertaking and
the boys deserve some response
to th?ii- efforts to have their own
baseball diamond. They hope to
have '.nany followers during the
coming season.
While the diamond was being
completed. ther= was ab:o a park
ing lot for spectator's automobiles
clear:d and made smcoth. The
credit should (;o to Fred Wil
liams with his tractor and discs.
Also the tennis courts are com
peted 'vVjth the exception of
mother sun drying and hardening
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Murfreesboro
Compliments of
Clifton A. Davis
REFRIGERATOR
.DEALER
Conway, N. C.
The boys who have earn:d their i
letters in participation of sports,
ihi.s year have recently organized
the Chofvvan Cx'lege Monogram
Club, with Coach M;lvin' Layton
15 facutly member in charge. The
official badge of the club will be
A gold "C" key.
The constitution has been pre-
=ient:d to President Bunn and
i'.as received his official o.k.
The club was organized by the
athletes "to foster and maintain
r-mong the members a spirit of
frat rnali.sm, a spirit of mutual
and moral suipport to instill a
love for, and ioyailty of, good feel
ing and fellov.'siiip throughout the
campus.'’
Mem‘bership to the club is ob
tained by any varsity letterman
approved by athhtic com
mittee cf the college, who has
participated in one or more sea
sons in either football, basketball,
tasiball, track, tennis, or golf.
ExceiJticn to this rule musl be
■iiade bv a three-fourths vote cf
the quorum present at the time
when the case is presented. There
will be three admission p;riods
for membership per school year.
These will be in D:cember. March
and May.
EligibO' candidates for mem
bership in the club will be issued
bids at the ad'.nission periods. The
honorary members cf the club
will be coaches of teams, th-? pre
sident and dean, and others by a
three-fourths vote of the quorum
present.
Regular m;etings are to be held
every Thursday night at 7 o'clock
;n the club room. It has not yet
been decided where the club room
will be.
El.ctions for next year were
held when the club organized.
Botby Dough of Manteo was
elected president. Other officers
are Curtis Cop;land, Suff(»lk, Va.,
vice-president; Jimmy Coker,
hecretary; Fred Parker Murfrees
boro, treasurer; and Calvin Bas-
night, Plymouth, s:rgeant-at-
The club will endeavor to co
ordinate the athletic program at
Chow'an,
BASEBALL
SCHEDULE
Let^s Go
Swimming
With soring here and a few
warm da,\s now and then it would
be pleasing to take a swim in our
pool. Everyone is looking forward
to having water in th? pool .soon.
Swimming will not be taught
here this year, but it is hcped to
have classes next year. It is d3-
.'ired that Chowan College can
before too much longer partici
pate in intercollegiate swimming.
A heating system is needed for
year around swimming. Any ideas
or contributions toward a heating
sy tem for C'lowan's swimming
pool will be aupreciated.
th? clay.
Everyone interested in Chowan
hopes to see a complete and
beautiful athletic field next fall.
Mrs. Layton to Mr. Layton, who
was reading the pap;;r: "You 
needn't both say 'uh-huh' any
more—I stcpp'ed talking five min
utes ago.
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Ahoskie
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MURFREESBORO. N. C. J Conway, N. C.
April 4 — Conway All Stars,
here 3:30
April 20—Eliza'oeth City High
school, there 3:30
April 24—Louisburg College here
3:30
April 26 — Campbell College
here 3:30
April 27—^Campbell College here
3:30
May 2 — Lcuisburg Colleg'6
ther3 2:30
May 15- Edwards Military Aca
demy there
May 16—^Edward's Military Aca
demy there
May 19—Open 'May Day here
2:30
There are some pro.‘pects for a
game with Suffolk High School
and another game with Elizabeth
City High School, but the dates
have not been .set.
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Jackson, N. C.
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Jackson, N. C.
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