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Dixie Conference Pairings
PAIRINGS FOR
THE DIXIE INTERCOLLEGIATE ATHLETIC COHFEREMCE
TENNIS TOURNAMENT, 196S
Friday
Saturday
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3:00 # 1
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'1:00 § 1
Newton. Sherwood-- L.
9:30 # 6
MacGregpi^, Tan^Methodiat-
Bye
Chalken. Bc^o SpA^
3:00 # 2
Chaiken
Venning. Susan-Cog£-(L-
SZS
Moi»ris, Ronnte~Ln
Venning
»»:15 # 1
10:30 if 5
Gr.lr.e.p, Barry, Charlotte.
1:00 # 2
Handy. John. Methodist,
10:30 # 6
HoJ,dgj3.,..I.ynn.
Tavlor^ Vann ^ R—A.
**!15 # 2
Taylor
Larry «■ So A,
Bye
■f^ullins
Hopkins, Skip - L.
3:00 J? 3
9:30 #1 *
Williamson. Wavne-Meth.
10:00 # 1
TnfdMfell. Scott- Chaiflott.
9:30 # 2
Bobbitt. Bill - U^n.
Bye
Bold. Tom- C. of C,
3:00 # 4
Bold
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Huckafre^, ^grTY ~ Hcth»
10:30 § 1
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Whitfield. Ch
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Walker-Starllng
‘»:15 if S
10:00 if 2
Walker
Farmer. Tom.
*»:15 # 6
INSIDE BASEBALL
By; BILLY MILLER
The Knights are rounding out
one of their greatest potential
seasons, but It has failed to
materaUze. The Knights have
lost el^t of their games by one
run and to date have compUed
an elght>eleven record. The Dla.
mond Men have made more than
their share of erros In making
three to five a game and this has
resulted in many of their one
run loses. Lack of constant con.
centratlon and finesse appears
to be the root of this fumbling
trouble. The spirit of the team
as a whole has not generated
and Uiis Is certainly na^ed ®
a winning team.
Gay,^ Jeff Dunlcan^ and Stuart
Dpdson have been the valuable
Players for the JCnights—and this
is a bright spot, Dunlcan and Gay
are the two leading hitters for
the Knights whUe Vickers and
Dodson have held up the pitch,
ing duties in high fashion.
The Knights only lose Lee
and Von Settlemyre and the dex.
terous C. Lfttle to graduation.
H a catcher to replace Connie
can be found, the Knights should
take the roses home next year.
Of course, they should have taken
them home this year—to win the
big men must come through and
they are long over due.
Therefore, constMt errorlng,
lack of big hitters, and spirit
problems have ice watered the
Knights of “65.»»
N.A.I.A.
Track+Tennis
St. Andrews will paly host te
N.A.I.A, — District 26 meets
twice in the month of Mty. On
May 10, the track and field meet
will be held. The participants
will be the top athletes in track
and field from the represented
schools. Housing for this meet
will be provided by both St
Andrews and Pembroke State Col
lege, Then on May 14-15, ths
top tennis athletes in District
26 will be on campus. In both oi
these meets, St. Andrews will
enter its teams.
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