March 3, 1922
MAROON AND GOLD
Three
LOTTA JUNK
BY CANALL
Most of the experts are selecting tbeir all-state teams, so we decided to
^oin the crowd. Jt removes a great load from our shoulders, and the sooner
it leaves our system, the better we’ll feel. Look it over, and we feel sure that
you will agree with us. We have witnessed each team in action at least once,
and each man has been chosen by the value shown to his team. Here is our
selection: Center—Groome, N. C. S.; Eight Forward—C. Carmichael, U. N. C.;
Left Forward—Simpson, Trinity; Eight Guard—J. G. Frazier, Guilford; Left
Guard—McAdams, Elon. Honorable Mention; Newman and Fix, Elon; Crute,
Trinity; Perry and Green, Carolina; Homewood, N. C. S., and Heckman, Wake
Forest.
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Get your race tracks while the supply lasts. York Brannock is taking
orders for these specialties and guarantees immediate delivery. See him
on the campus and get your order in early.
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The battery candidates have been w^orking out in the gym for the last
two weeks. Among the most promising of these are Braxton, ‘‘Ikey” Luke,
.Jesse Barker, and Fogleman, twirlers; and “Pat” Flynn and Underwood,
(‘atchers. It is claimed that “Ikey” Luke and Braxton are speed merchants.
anl ought to make the varsity. Well, here's washing you luck, boys.
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Boys, what’s the use of worrying? Eloii is not the only team in North
Carolina that struck a snag in Virginia. It seems tliose .Virginians delight in
drubbing Carolina teams. State, Carolina and Trinity all were treated rough.
Remember the old saying, “All’s wHl that ends well.”
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What’s the score? Who’s ahead? Just a few of the questions the Durham
rooters kept shouting Tuesday night a week ago. We didn’t win the game,
but, boys, somebody was anxious!
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Remember, in football, how the referee says, “First down, ten to go”'
Well, February 22nd reminded us of a real game. In the afternoon the whol.-
f^tudent body was anxiously aw'aiting the dinner bell. It was two down an-1
one to go, and when we got the signal, didn’t we go':
llueh has been said of our basketball team, but it seems that in the
scuffle we forgot to mention the man who instructs the team, Coach F. B. Cor
boy. We congratulate him on giving us such a wonderful team!
Extra! Extra! Boys, the secret is out. It was too gojd to keep any
longer. Hemember how we all tried to ride free at different times, and each
time “Mr. Bush” caught the guilty ones. Well, at last, he has been beaten.
We promised to keep the guilty person’s name a secret, but we’ll ask “Ghee”
Fix if he’ll allow us to tell.
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Last Friday night the student body of Elon had the opportunity of wit-
uessing—we don’t know w’hat it was. Jt was scheduled as a basetball game
between Wake Forest and Elon, but in our young days we called it leap-frog.
Beferee Steiner remarked after the game that it was his first experience in a
prize ring.
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The prospects for a winning baseball team this year seem very bright.
Cast your eye over the material, and see. if your thoughts don’t run along
the same line. It is only three weeks until the opening college game. “Let’s
go,” get that “pep” working and give the team a rousing send-off.
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Say, fellows, did you ever mail a letter home? Ask O. H. King. He
waited in Elon post-office three hours for the postmaster to come out and get
liig letter. Not green, but careful!
DR. J. V. DICK
Office Over Gibsonville Drug Co.
Gibsonville, N. C.
Residence Phone 34
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FEBRUARY 15
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C. E. TAPSCOTT
LAST GAME OF SEASON
GOES TO WAKE FOREST
(Continued from pag« 1)
Perry, Fix and Newman played the best
game for the locals.
Line-up and summary;
Elon (23) Wake Forest (24)
Position
Fix Stringfield
Right Forward
Xewnian Greason
Left Forward
Brown Carlyle (Capt.)
Center
Perry (Capt.) Heckman
Right Guard
McAdams Ellis
Left Guard
Substitutions; None.
Scoring for Wake Forest: Field goals
—Stringfield 2, Greason 3, Carlyle 2,
Heckman 2; Foul goals—Carlyle 6 out
ot 10.
Scoring for Elon: Field goals Fix 4,
Newman .3, Periy 1; Foul goals Perry
7 out of 8.
Referee—Steiner of Trinity.
BASEBALL SCHEDULE OUT;
TEN OF TWENTY GAMES HERE
(Continued from page 1)
April 10—Roanoke at Elon.
April 14—Davidson at Elon.
April 17—Guilford at Greensboro
(Easter Monday).
April 20—V. P. I. at Elon.
April 21—V. P. I. at Elon.
April 22 — Davidson at Davidson
(pending).
April 25—Erskine at Due West.
April 26—Newberry at Newberry.
April 27—Furman at Greenville.
April 28—Presbyterian at Clinton.
April 29—University of South Caro
lina at Columbia.
May 1—Wake Forest at Elon.
!May 10—Washington and Lee at Elon
Mav 11—New'berry at Elon (pend
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