in the North State loop. Alumni
should watch this lad. He’ll be up
there soon riding on the crest of
a wave.
Paul loves the game with an
admirable sincerity, which, alone,
should get him there. He has
everything for the grandstand—
dash, ability, alertness and a gan-
uine competitive spirit. Incident
ally, Paul’s the same Roye you
read about during basketball
season. He's a whizz on the hai-d-
wood.
Old Webb (Bull) Newsome real
ly should not be omitted in this
review. He’s a plenty good pitch
er and not a bad outfielder
Coach Walker has been using him
at both places during this season-
Webb has pitched several fine
games, the most notable of which
was the Elon-Wake Forest tilt
which he won . . . And, he, too,
made this year’s aJl-conScrence.
And what Elon Baseball review
would be complete without men
tion of Mike Briggs, another
"smooth” guy. Wike did his best
work of the season during the
last conference game here against
Guilford- He, of course, won it as
he did many others during the
s^asda. Mike wrenched his arm
muscle during mid-season, thus
causing him to be shelved for
few games—which, they say, kept
him off the all-conference.
Others, of course, decerve as
much credit as onybody, but space
simply won’t permit this time.
There’s the famous Smith broth
ers, Howard, the vet, and Hoke,
the rooky. Howard was given
honorable mention on the all- con
ference as shortstop. Then there’s
Bob Fowler, a dandy rooky, Hugo
Minette, catcher, from Irvington,
N. J., who made oil state high
school and doubtless would have
“gone to town" if Elon hadn’t
had 8 great catcher.
Lawrence Tuck, who fractured
his leg early in the season to be
shelved, deserves the entire col
umn, but he knows the other guys
deserve some space. Physicians
port that Tuck will be okay by
summei’. He’ll be back next year
though, and should show rail birds
more than ever. He and Howard
Smith were Co-Captains of Elon’s
conference winnig basketball out
fit.
dary education and also to col-|
lege students who wish to earn |
credits toward a degree or who
wish to work off some of the re
quirements for graduation.
The living conditions at Elon
College during the summer are
ideal. Beautiful commedious col
lege buildings, excellently equip
ped laboratories, health envigor-
ating summer breezes, and pure
running water in all buildings
afford ideal living conditions for
study, recreation, and self-im
provement.
Many students in the surround
ing counties can drive daily from
home and save e.tpenses while se
curing the best educational ad-
vantages-
For further information address
the Director of the Summer Ses
sion for a bulletin giving an
nouncement of courses and other
details of interest.
W. C. Wicker,
Director Summer Sessison.
All the alumni will sympathize
with Mrs. Roy Dixon (Nee Irene
Golf) ’23 whose hpsband has been
ill for the past six months.
Bason and
Bason
Are ready to show you
or tne ii/Ustern Virgmia associa
tion. M. L. Patrick heads the High
Point unit; F. F. Myrick is presi
dent of the Guilford county asso
ciation; W. D. Loy is president of
the Mecklenburg chapter; and M.
A. McLeod, Dr. Fred K. Garvey,
and Holt Fleming are heads of the
county chapters of Lee, Forsyth
and Alamance counties.
Another defenite step forward
was the mid-year meeting of the'
Alumni association at Elon on
Resume of Alumni
Shows Advancement
(Continued from page one)
the association, a nominating com
mittee was appointed to prepare
this year a ballot containing the
names of two alumni or alumnae
for each major office. This slate
has been sent to the alumni
through the third and this, the
fourth, issue of the MAROON
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