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APRIL 22. t985
MEREDITH SOFTBALL
Meredith softball wraps up season
The Meredith Colleoe Softball team
finished the 1965 season by compiling a
record of eight wins and ten losses. The
Angels wrapped up the season with a big
win over Duke University and with losses
to Atlantic Christian College snd Mt.
Olive College.
On April 2, Meredith hosted ACC in
theirsecond meeting of the season. ACC
won both games by scores of 9^ ar>d 9l.
There was more hitting In the first game
t)y both teams as Meredith tallied eight
hits and ACC had eleven. Bubtl^bats
were quieter in the second game. Coach
Bfoss named freshman outfielder Kelly
Bagby Offensive Piayer of ttte Day and
sc^)homwe leftfielder Margaret Gill was
named Defensive Player of the Day.
Duke returned to Meredith on April 3
to be dea^t their second loss at the harKjs
of the Angels. Meredith won both con
tests 4-1 and 7-4.The Angels corr^ited
seven hits in the first g«ne, two of which
came from the bat of Kelly Bagby. Mere
dith Increased their hits to ten in the
by Use Britt
second game. Sophomore Joan Wyatt
led with three hits and claswnate “Buzz”
Mann was close behind with two. Joan
was named Offensive Player of the Day
while freshman catcher Debra Kirkland
took the title of Defensive Player of the
Day.
The bats were hot in Mt. Olh« when
Meredith traveled there April 9. Both
teams hit well but Mt. Oive pulled ahead
on the doubleheader by winning 19-6 in
the first game and 9-2 In the second. “We
played well offensively,” said Coach
Cindy Bross, “but the four days off for
Easter hurt us defensively." Sophomore
Beth Kennedy had an outstanding day at
the plate by racking fwo hits in each
game. Freshman shortst^ Lou Ann Ste
phenson belted in a hofljefwn. The two
shared the honore as Offensive Players
of the Day. Freshman secorxl baseman
Cwla Quinn, who committed no enors in
the doubleheader, was named Defensive
Ptayer of the Day.
Meredith 9, Greensboro 0
The Meredith College tennis team
was on the road to Greensboro April 11
for its second match of the season
against Greensboro College. Once again,
the Angels dominated to carry the match
in straight sets. The win gives Meredith a
record of &>2.
Ttteresa Duffy and Barbara Bulla had
idemicai scores of 6-1, 6-1 in each of
their singles matches over Kim Melton
and Debbie Shutt, respectively.Pam Fis
her defeated Laurie Portzeline 6-2, 6^
TENNIS
while Kinney Neal beat Tamara Swanson
6-2, 6-1. liiura: Cochrane handed Lee
Hadlock a loss by the score of 6-3, 6-2
and Melinda Wrenn fought off Sondia
Christy 6-2, 7-5.
In action on the doubles court, the
team of Bart>ara and Theresa won against
Melton and Shutt 6-1. 6-2. Pam and Kin
ney coasted to a 6-2, 6-1 win over Port
zeline and Swanson. Meshelle Cox ar>d
Sare McMillian paired up to defeat
Christy and Beth Sweeney 6-3, 6-2.
1985
JUNC 23 - JUNE 20
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Women’s Colleges Tournament
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Meredith
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t>y Queen’s College
the campus of Salem Ccdlege in Winston-
Salem. Other j)arH9^ing colleges were
Queens, Salem, eild Mary’s College.
The toumdment Was played in a
round robin of nine games. Each partici
pant tallies up their score at the end of
the^ouooament to determine team win-
nera^ it.' Mary’s placed first with 190
points and Meredith was close behind
with 150 points. Queens placed third
with 100 points and Salem finished in
fourth place with 36 pcrints.
Campbell 9, Meredith 0
Campbell University hosted Mere-
’ dith Col lege in its last away match of the
season on April 15. The Angels played
well but Campbell swept the match.
Meredith’s record falls to 6-3.
Theresa Duffy played a good match
against Carol Stanley but was tunned
away 6*4, 6-4. Bart^ Bulla fell to
Nadine Carson 6-1,6-2 while Pam Fisher
lost to Missy Register 6-4, &0. Kinney
Neal was-Elizabeth i-iomth^ came up
short against Kathy Riley 6-4, 6-1 and
Laura Cochrane was defeated by Pam
Lydick &0, &0.
Meredith’s team of T^ieresa and Bar
bara was defeated by Stanley and Carson
6-0, 6-1. P»n and Elizabeth lost their
doubles match to Register and Gray 6-3,
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