February 27, 1931.
MAROON AND GOLD
Page Three.
DEACONS WIN
(Continued from Page 1)
out with an injury with the game yet six
minutes to go.
The Elon attack was weakened by his
loss and the visitors increased their lead.
The visitors played one of the best games
seen on the Elon floor this season. Their
passing was fast and accurate, and Joy
ner, Barnes and Owens all had uncanny
eyes for the basket. Barnes led in the
scoring with a total of 15 points. He
bad an advantage, however, of only one
point over Joyner, his running mate.
The Christians played an exceptionally
good game after the first minutes of play.
They showed improved ability to locate
the goal. Jackson led in the scoring
with a total of 13 points.
The Christians have two more games
to complete their schedule. They play
lienoir-Khyne here Thursday night and
Guilford at Guilford on Friday night.
The Summary;
Elon (33)
G.
F.
TP.
Caddell, f
3
2
8
Jackson, f
5
3
13
Johnson, c
0
0
0
Rollins, g
5
0
10
Jones, g
1
0
2
Fite, f
0
0
0
Totals :
14
5
33
Wake Forest (40)
G.
F.
TP.
Joyner, f
... 7
0
14
Barnes f
... 5
5
15
lirogden, f
... 0
0
0
Earp. f
... 0
0
0
Webb, c
... 0
2
2
Edwards, g
... 0
1
1
Owens, g
... 5
2
12
Gardner, g
... 1
0
2
Totals:
...18
10
46
Referee : Knight.
Dr. Powell (during geology class) —
“What are the constituents of quartz?”
Paul Laissi—“Pints.”
Well, thank God, I am an Atheist.-
Gandhi.
BAD BOY OF SPORT
It is easy to understand why college
football is chosen as the bad boy of spon,
the one held up as the shining example
of what intercollegiate athletics have come
to in this country. Football makes money
at the gate; it offers 11 boys on a small
field playing a game for the benefit of
thousands looking on, millions reading
and countless numbers listening in; the
players have their names and pictures in
the papers the year around; the coach
makes as much, in some instances, as the
president of the school; and, last but not
least more people are interested in foot
ball than in any one college sport—there
fore something must be the matter with it.
I have no intention of denying anything
written above. The only thing I want to
know is what’s wrong with it? Listen,
why not be fair with football? It is one
game so vigorous that it does not lend
itself very well to intra-mural class, fra
ternity and dormitory play. If football
can not be played under expert super
vision and with up to date equipment it
should not be allowed, for the sport is
dangerous to life and limb if not hnndlel
by strict supervisors. In spite of thi«,
you will find many class and dormitory
football teams at most schools and you
will find far more boys actually playing
the game than the critics would have you
think by constant mention of the 11 men
on the field.
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