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NEW OUTDOOR EOVVIJNG
ALLEYS ARE POPULAR;
INTRAMVRALS GOING WELL
JUNIOR MANAGERS NEEDED
The Intramural Council merri'
beis. the faculty liien.beis. and
our president. Dr. Smith are
dfliglUfcl by the way iu which our
capable coach. Mr. Adcpx. is car
rying on the athletic program ttjis
year.
Badminton, shuffle board, howling
' and archeiy have already started in
the Physical Education classes, and
the girl5> anticipate with enthusiasm
their ila-sea each Tuesday and
Thursday. Bowling seems to be of
greatest interest because it is the
newest sport we have here on cam
pus.
Now, in the Tntramural volley
ball tournament it seems that
Third Floor West is boosting its
recoid of winning every game
played, so far. except a practice
game t'oey lost to Ladies Hall at
the be?in:iing of the tournament.
In the game the night of November
1. the 3d floor girls won from Ladies'
Hall with scores of 15-11. 15-1, 15-11.
Those of you who have seen the La
dies play before noticed they were off
de ball that night against 3rd floor.
If tfiete should be an doubt as to
why—ask the student council!
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Parker, Rawls, Pierce, and
Benton seemed to be “in there”
for West and Johnson and Stan
ford for Ladies' Hall.
The percentages now stand as fol
lows:
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' Coach has fine libt of them for con-
I ditioning and just simple little train-
; ins hints. They are all good and all
! are impoi tant. We can all get behind
1 our boys for they are something to
Team
3rd Floor West
Ladies Hall
Day Students
East
2nd Floor We*t
Lost
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1
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2
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We need some more applica
tions for junior managers, so
Coach Adcox tells me. At least
two are needed, so come on junior
girls and hand in your names so
yoM will be in line for senior man
ager next year. -
Reelin 'Em In
liy jO}is nossi
push.
Among those who appear to
be showing up exceptionally well
are Danny Banks, a very good ball
Pet. handler, will probably take the
center positions on the court
1.000 Bobby Foust, frosh. looked well-
667 I He was a high school star from
500 1 what we hear. We would like to
000* see him and the rest of the boys
000 I college stars.
Bill MacIntyre is proving himself
to be one of the first stringers. Wal
lace Owen, the Gibsonville star, looks
like he will star again. Harvey Rawls
doesn't seem to be bothered by that
bum shoulder of his. I should think
that Fred Register will be one of the
vertebra in our basketball backbone.
] Wayne Taylor will be right behind
I him. Although Emerson Whatley
1 claims he can’t see, I would pay good
I money to watch him if he cuuld. He
I woi ks right up there with the rest of
I them. Bobby McCotter is doing vei*y
I well too.
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in his new battle. Let’s hope he
comes out a winner again.
We are losing another good sport
on the 13th. I guess you all know
by now that Leon Gibbs is leaving but
this is just another reminder for the
students for another swell fellow-
Well it looks good to see Ma
roon and Gold basketball trunks
moving about on the gym floor.
Yes, and it is the boys who fill
them that will make that Maroon
and Gold even brighter during
the couuiig season. They all
seem so proud to be wearing the
school colors. We are proud that
they are wearing the colors too.
One of our many intramural
programs is over and this is ten
nis. It seems as though we are
sending a champ off to the army.
Yes, Joe Franks is tops here on
the campus. He is our new in
tramural tennis champ. What a
man. just what he army is look
ing tor. He is a swell guy and
we all wish him the best of luck
It looks like Coach Adcox was put
ting the boys through their paces.
The coach was drilling them in single
anit double ^'ebound drills. The star
dribblf* was used fur ball handling
and drills were used by the guards in
a short but fast scrimmage. They sports,
look good and they will continue to a round of applause for showing their
if they follow “8 Pages of Do, " that sportsmanship in the Hallowefen cele-
I was looking at. bration.
Of course what Is said in this
column is my own opinion and I
am stating what I see. Coach Ad
cox hasn’t given any siaiement as
to who is the most outstanding, I
am using my own judgment.
Fred Chandler, Delmon Felton, Bob
Graham. Ronald Grimstead, Willard
Maiiette, Jimmy Peeler, Jack Stone,
Harry Turner, Carl White and Fred
Yarborough all look good. There will
be a lot of up£> and down insofar as
who is tops and it would be unfair
to say who will eventually be among
..lie lust live. But we all know that
they will be good, no matter who
they are. We will all be behind them
every inch of the way right to the
top.
Our intramural volleyball
seems to Le doing O. K., It looks
liJte the upperclass boys will
come out first. But it is hard to
say for sure yet.
While we are on the subject of
I think the facultj/ deserves
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