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MAROON AND GOLD
February 35, 1925
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i J. A. BROWN.
beginning to eiul, but the Christians
liaO tlie best of the passing and shoot
ing. Byrd and Newm.an shov^ed up
well for the home team and Miller was
the outstanding player for Lenoir.
Lhie-ui) njiil Summary:
Elon Pos. Lenoir
Newman r. f M'lller
Byrd 1. f Gilbert
Crutchfield c Overcash
Caddell r. g Brown
Phiey 1. g Sechler
Substitutions: Elon, Parkerson for
Cnitehflcld, Alexander for Huey, Atkin
son for Alexander. Lenoir-Rhyne, Clem-
nier for itiller, K.irriker for Gilbert,
Moore foT Karriker.
Pield goals, I^ewmau .3, Byrd 5, C.id-
dell, Miller 3, Karriker. Foul goals,
Ciilbcrt, Overcash 3, Sechler 2. Newman
2. Byrd, Huey, Atkinson.
State Game
North Carolina State came from be
hind to win from Klon, 28 to 18, Tues
day night, after the Christians had led
by a coiuit of 14 to i at tlie intermis
sion. Long shots from near mid court
by Newman and Byrd gave Elon
an early lead which the Techmen failed
to overcome at the half way point.
The second half, however, was a much
different story, The Tech offense be
gan to function and soon after the pe
riod opened Johnson caged the leather
to tie the score after Correll and Dick
ens had rung in a brace of markers.
Elon then ran its score to 18 by a field
and two foul shots by Caddell, but at
this point State gradually drew away
and were never headed.
Harry Brown, Tech center, with 11
opints, was the leading scorer on the
floor. Dickens and Johnson also star
red for the Techs. The work of New
man and Byrd featured for Elon.
Line-np and summary:
Dickens r. f Newman
Gresham 1. f Byrd
Brown c Crutchfield
Johnson r. g Huey
Watkins 1. g Caddell
State substitutions: Duls for Gres
ham. Correll for Brown. Klon, Atkinson
for Huey, Alexander for Atkinson, Par
kerson for Alexander, Fowler for Par
kerson. Referee, Mr. Steiner (Syra-
cnse).
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