PAGE TWO
THE LANCE
THURSDAY, APRIL 1, I971
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The St. Andrews golt team
tMglns the 1970 season hopeful
of improving last year's 10-9
record. This year the team will
be operating under the coach
ing of Rufus Hackney and Bill
Morgan.
The Knights will miss last
year’s number one golfer Joe
Boyd, Boyd who transferred to
Tusculum College won both
conference district champion
ships last year. However, BUI
Mustard and Craig Hannas both
of whom did not play last year
should help make up the slack.
This year’s team at tills point
sports Mac Jones --#1, Mus
tard —#2, Hannas— #3, Chris
Johnson — #4 Jim Harvard—
#5, and Toby Vosburgh—#6.
Others on the team are Rob
Mabon, John Givens, Jim Bar-
rick, Banks Garrison, and Chris
Hayes.
Thus far SA is 3-0 in the
conference, but 3-3 overall
after a disappointing 0- 3 match
last niursday.
Spring Sports
For Women
The Women’s Recreation As
sociation takes pleasure in an
nouncing its spring schedule and
hopes that the coeds of SA will
take advantage of the various
activities offered.
On Monday, April 5 at 7:00
p.m. the WRA will sponsor
a swimming meet. Events will
include races in all strokes as
well as diving competition and
novelty events tor all swim
mers. Tennis is also on the
calendar with Delle Durham of
Wilmington heading up the tour
nament. After spring vacation,
the ever popular sport of soft
ball will be offered.
If you are interested in par
ticipating, please contact your
dorm manager Immediately or
Janet Moses, ext. 243.
COME OUT AND PARTICI-
PATEIl
Nomind contributors to this is
sue:
Larry Street
Sara Lee Lani Baldwin
Charlie Pratt Mike McQuown
Hunter Watson Janet Moses
Mark Kleber John LaGuardia
KEN “All” Mehrling takes a
ripple..
Knight Rally
Downs FSU, 3-2
straight from ringside here’s
the final — SA 3 rounds Fayet
teville State 2.
Catcher Ken Mehrling mira
culously held the ball after a
hard collision at home plate
for the final out. Suddenly the
Bronco player out at home
started ttirowing punches at
Ken, Mehrling retaliated, and
both benches emptied. A third-
base Bronco coach was bashed
in the face by his OWN man
with a catcher’s mask that was
aimed at Mehrling. Scrappy cat
cher Wayne Polston came to
Ken’s assistance only to be
promptly laid flat on his back
by a sharp right to his eye.
Wayne Wise increased his
team leading RBI total to seven
with a sacrifice fly in the eighth
that drove in the winning run.
Steve Lltchford’s clutch-re
lief pitching in the 9th inning
saved the game for senior
southpaw Mark Kleber. Up to
that point, Kleber turned in a
fine performance. Senior Gardy
Wilson, avid baseball follower,
said, ‘ ‘This is one of the best
games I’ve seen the ‘Big Man’
pitch”. He also said "that ‘re-
ferree’ behind the plate was
terrible.” Gardy’s really in the
ball game!
This win runs S.A.’s record
to 5-2 overall, 5-0 In District
29 (second only to Pembroke),
and 2-0 in the DIAC. Saturday
afternoon starting at 1:00, S.A,
hosts archrlval Lynchburg in a
key conference and district
doubleheader.
Louis Swanson Marshall Gravely
Bruce Taylor Don Cooper
Kim Kerby Jim Harwood
Denny Dodson Dan Robinson
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Tennis Captures
Fourth Straight
The S.A. tennis team grabbed
its fourth straight victory yes
terday by defeating Pembroke
State University 7 to 2. The
team now claims a 4 and 2 re
cord with two conference wins.
The winning streak started last
week with a 5-3 win over con-
ference opponent U.N.C.-G
which was followed by an 8-1
victory over U.N.C.-W.
Last Saturday the netters
claimed revenge over last
year’s Methodist loss by de
feating the Monarchs 5 to 4.
The number three doubles com
bination ot John van den Heu-
vel and Randy Welford went
three sets before capturing the
S.A. victory.
The team goes on Its first
long trip of the season with
Campbell on Friday. N.C. Wes
leyan on Saturday and Virginia
Wesleyan on Sunday. The
Knights are looking for three
“road” victories before meet
ing Lynchburg on April 9th.
Florida Freaks
Win Softball
The "Florida Freaks,” a
team consisting of 9 “Florida
People”, overwhelmed their
opponents In three straight
games Saturday to easily win
the Bacchanalia softball
crown. The boys from Florida
shined on defense and held their
opponents to only three runs
In 23 Innings. After easily beat
ing the “Rednecks” In the open
ing game 7-1, they trounced
Suite 1 Meek 9-2 and then in
the championship game held the
“Ice Nine’ , their toughest op
ponent, scoreless for nine
Innings and won 7-0 after an
explosive 7th Inning rally.
All of the members of the
team played fantastic defense
which was the key to their suc
cess. Team members included
Riley Erwin, Jim Haddix, Tony
Fernandez, Bob Stawski, Paul
Finger, Bruce Taylor, Mike
Fletcher, Steve McAlister and
Marty McIntyre. When asked
what they thought about the final
game one of the Florida Freaks
merely answered, “Where the
hell’s the beer?”
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Sophomore ace Davis Miller booms a serve.
PHOTO BY STREET
Track Team Seeks Improvement
The SA track team has had
trouble the last two meets and
their record has fallen to a
1-4. This year the trouble Isn’t
a lack of depth, but rather
getting accustomed to track a-
galn after last year’s layoff
of no real track team as such.
Last year’s team was a poor
excuse for a team and this
year’s team while fairly size
able, Is suffering from a lack
of experience.
Injuries have also taken their
toll this year. Jack Richmond
has been out of all competl-
tion so far, until yesterday
with a pulled leg muscle. Tony
James had been hampered by
old knee injuries making It dlf-
Icult for him to jump at all
In the field events. And Ron
Hayden Is constantly suffering
from chronic asthma when he
runs.
As a result of key people
being hurt, a lack of experience
and failure by some members
to practice and work hard, the
team has faltered in Its per
formance.
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