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Tennis Team Will Invade '
Northern Territory With
Tour Opening Next Week
Orening- with an appearance at
Kaston, Pa., Coach “Rusty” Jones
jiwd his Elon college tennis team,
after completing a highly success
ful season so far this year, will
embark on an extended northern
trip next week with 12 matches
•n the slate.
The Elon netmen will be in
Hasten Monday of nex/t week for
the first tilt of the northern jour
ney to match against Lafayette
•ollege, of Easton, Pa. Following
the match with the Easton club,
ihe Christian netters will take on
St. John’s University at Brooklyn,
Tuesday; then meet the Univer
sity of Pennsylvania racket sling-
f*rs In a match at Philadelphia,
Wednesday; face th« Army tennis
«lub at West Point, Thursday;
take on St. John’s college at An
napolis, Md., Friday; and then
close the week with a match
again William and Mary, Norfolk
Norfolk division, Saturday at Nor
folk In a return engagement. The
tour will continue over into the
rollowing week and the tennis men
I will return for a match at Elon j
I against Furman May 3 1. j
j At the time this was written |
Coach Jones’s racket slingers had |
just rung up their eighth con- '
secutive victory of the season with
a second win over the High Point
nttmen in a match on the local
courts, gaining a 9 to 0 victory.
l.*ast week saw the locals capture
four straight victories, the Elon
cUrb trimming Appalachian hero
Tuesday, >ligh Point College at
High Vi>int, Wdnesday; Guilford
I at Guilford Friday, and then close
I the week with a victory over Wil-
; liam and Mary, Norfolk division,
SPORT C
HORT^
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Saturday. The first three matches
were North State conference vic
tories. The second Guilford vic
tory was chalked up here Monday
of this week.
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Michigan’s baseball club be
lieves in the old adage that trav
el is broadening and educational,
‘f their activittes of the paHt sea-
pon is any indication. A couple of
years ago they took a little jaunt
to Japan, just to show the boys |
how. we play baseball over here, j
and now they are contemplating a
trip to South Africa for a couple
Oi months next fall. It may be
thajt they expect to show MusSo-
Jini that it doesn’t take a lot of
guns to win a war.
Review I
The baseball seiison Is shifting |
Into high gear with Christians'
playing ten games today—most of .
the games were not covered by |
this sh«et bo *tla w«U to brfiv,
back the interesting high lights j
cf some of those games:— )
April 11:- Mojird downed Elon |
at Greensboro—Capt. Briggs sat
on the bench jis hi» team-mates
were defeated 6 to 4 —Bullock
c’%'T’l’i> 1% * »»*« 1936
right fielder, connect‘l for a
hom''.”. n.
.'.pril i3:- The Christians de-
l\ated Guilford 2 to 1—due to
.;ntii.i :■ hitting and errors by
(.luilfoi'J—Biiggs pitched Elon to
their first conference victory—
Hometown boys, made good, with
.^lielton. Higgs and ’heek show
ing rare form.
April 17:- Elon defeated George
town at Comers field 5 to 2—Er
rors played havoc with the Col
umbians—Newsome found him
self in a very deep hole with twim's
es full in the sixth but managed
to pull out—giving up only two
runs.
April 18:- Smith steals the show
with a timely homerun to nub-
Hierge the Deacons 8 to 4—Again
Piggs turned back one of the lead
ing teams of the big five.
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