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THE CAROLINA JOURNAL
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMI^EK Zl, 196b
The double-bubble kind, Ronnie Payne, blows it out on the cross
country course, iloix; your bubble doesn’t burst, Ron.
C-C Team Readies
For Competion
The infant cross country team
is speedily working into shape this
week in preparation for this Fri
day’s three-way meet witli St.
Andrews and College of Charleston
in Laurinburg.
Just organized this year, tlie
team has only been practicing to
gether since September 15.
The eight-man team consists of
basketballers RobbieSnipes, Jerry
Antliony, and Ron Payne, plus Lynn
Griffin and freshmen John Laf-
ferty, Mike Ridge, Bill Weatherly,
and Bucky Weston.
“The team is in pretty good
shape considering the tact that we
have had so very little time to
practice,’’ said Coach Harvey
Murphy. “The boys’ attitude is
excellent.’’
John Lafferty and Mike Ridge
will probably pace the Forty-
Niners, according to Coach Mur-
-phy. “They have experience and
they run with a long stride like
cross country men should,’’ he
said.
Both Lafferty and Ridge are
freshmen and both ran cross
country in high school. Lafferty at
tended high school in Tennessee,
while Ridge spent hisyounger days
jogging inaGaringerlligh uniform.
The Forty - Xiners have been
working out in tlie strip of campus
between highway 49 and the lake.
They have been doing fast, short-
distance runs, terrain work, and
long-distance runs.
Tuesday tlie Charlotte squad ran
the 2 1/4 mile Freedom Park
track twice. Coach Murphy feels
that by the end of October tlie team
will be tunning about 10 miles a
day.
,\fter a light workout on Thurs
day, the Forly-Xiners will leave
Friday tor Laurinburg and their
first encounter with opposition.
Commenting on tlie sprinters’
chances. Coach Murphy said, “St.
Andrews has had a cross country
team for a number of years and
it practices tlie year round. 1 im
agine they will be hard to beat.
“On the other hand,’’ he con
tinued, “Charleston’s team is
about as inexperienced as ours. We
have a good chance of finishing
second in the meet.’’
Sports Items Promised Note
BY DUSTRY BAREFOOT
Sports coverage will not be lack
ing in the JOURNAL this year,
according to the paper’s editor,
Ellison Clary, Jr.
Mr. Clary stated that full cover
age would be given to all sports.
He indicated that the minor sports
would receive as much attention
as basketball.
“We’ll have pictures with the
stories of athletic events as often
as possible,’’ he added.
When intramural sports begin
for the first time mi this campus
in early- October, a special corner
will be devoted to the results and
highlights of the matches, accord-
Parking Lot Eases
(Continued From Page D
cars are asked to follow this per
imeter lane, which is marked by
yellow arrows, and enter one of
the parking lanes from the peri
meter lane.
For those who must park at the
Kennedy Building, the Library, or
the Engineering building, the per
imeter lane crosses the main
street directly intp the roadway
Here are six of the eight-man cross country team. From left to r
Ridge, Ron Payne, Robbie Snipes, Jerry Antliony, and Lynn Griffin,
taken by Robert Pliner.
igliL tliey arc Jolin Lafferty, Mike
T'lie cross country iiiclurcs were
Around The Campus
Sophomores Picnic;
Cheer Leaders Meet
Wednesday, September 21:
The annual staff will meet in
U-232 from 11:30 imUl 12:00.
Cheerleaders will meet in F-232
from 2:00 until 5:00.
The Senior Class will hold a
meeting in 1 -233 at 11:30.
APO will meet ini -234from 12:00
until 12:30.
Thursday, September 22:
I'he clieerleaders will meet in
t -232 from 7:30 until 10:00 p.ui.
Tuesday, September 27:
T he 1 niversity Forum will have
a business and planning meeting
in 1 -209 and 210 from 2:30 until
4:30.
Other notes of interest:
T he Sopliomore Class is holding
a picnic on campus, Friday, Sept
ember 23, from 1 until 7 p.m. ,
Sophomores are :isked by class '
president T'onnny ITiomas to bring 1
tlieir own food; diinivs, however, |
will be pi ovided. j
Coach Murphy says that the bas- ,
ketball game agtiinsl Kentucky '
Southern at Louisville, Kentucl\y, |
has been cancelled.^ ,
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He said that, although the ijaper
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“Even though we have no sports
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“Nick Stravakis, a member of
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the roundballers,’’ he said.
Clary added that he will write
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