M?rch 2, 1961
NORTH C-'RPLIN.A WESLEY/N
PING PONG
T OURNAMENT
With the addition of ping pong
or table tennis equipment to C-
wing, Wesleyan College undertook
its second tournament. Under the
direction of Coach Raymond Bauer
the ping pong tournament began
February I3, and will end March
17. trophy will be awarded to
the champion.
''t present the leading conten
ders for the championship are :
Bob Gay, abert Boone, Ueyne Coo
per, Doug Hedgpeth, Dicky Moore
Louis ^/omble and John Eilers.
There is also under way a dou
bles tournament; a trophy will be
awarded to the winners of this
tournament also.
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BASEBALL STARTS
Baseball season and practice
at Wesleyan began the first week
in February. Practice which is
now held at Benvenue started with
a minimum of bat;eball and a maxi
mum of conditioning. Nineteen of
the twenty-two boys who went out
will be chosen to go to the out-
of-town games while all will be
on the team for the home games.
The boys have received jackets,
practice pants, and sweft shirts
to use at practice.
The present schedule for the
season includes ten games. The
game on May 5 is the
uled night game. Two
Windham and Frederick
state colleges, from Vermont and
Virginia respectively. Horae games
are to be played at the Municipal
Stadium in Rocky Mount.
only sched-^
opponents,
re out-of-
NORTH CAROLINA UESLEY/N
BASEB/LL SCHEDULE
M rch 14
-Mcrch 25
=!'March 29
'i''March 30
March 3I
April 5
/■pril 13
*'pril 15
'•'/.pril 25
May 5
Presbyterian
Louisburg
Windham College
Windham College
Frederick
Campbell
Louisburg
Wilmington
Campbell
V/ilmington
DID SOMEBODY SAY MARCH?
* signifies home game