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Page Six
TilE rtARS HILL COLLEGE HILLTOP
Wednesday, March 14, 19l
y\icConiie/ / s Corner
by David McConnell
The women's inter
collegiate basketball
team played in the
North Carolina state
basketball tournament
March 2-3 at Elon
College. They lost
the first game on
Friday, March 2 to
Elon College by a
score of 49-42. Que
Tucket with 11 points
and Pat Reid with 9
points were the lead
ing scorers for Mars
Hill. Saturday morn
ing, the girls de
feated Peace College
56-49. In this game,
Que Tucket with 18
points and Debbie Wy-
cle were the leading
scorers. On Saturday
afternoon, the women
were defeated in the
consolation final by
Wake Forest to the
tune of 67-49. Going
into this game. Mars
Hill had defeated
UNC-A 65-24 and ended
the regular season
with a loss to Win-
throp 57-49.
The leading re
bounders for the wo
men cagers this sea
son were Debbie VJycle
with 7.1 rebounds per
game, Beth Moore with
6.1 and Pat Reid with
5.6 carroms per game.
Leading scorers
for Mars Hill were
Que Tucker with 10.6
points per game, Beth
Moore with 8.2 points'
per game, and Kathy
Harris with a 7.3 av
erage.
The only- graduat
ing senior this year
is Beth Moore, and
Coach Hollingsworth
is looking forward to
another fine season
next year.
TENNIS
SEASON
OPENS
The MHC tennis
squad, coming off the
b est season in Coach
Harrold Wood's coach-
boltkn Girl^* Sought
"Golden Girls"
(originally Hoot's
Honeys) is or will be
the name given to a
group of girls who
have a general know
ledge of our campus
activities and have
the time to spend in
an effort to help our
school and athletic
department.
The main activit
ies of these girls
will be to explain
the campus, curricu
lum and activities of
Mars Hill to recruits
Application for the
Golden Girls are a-
vailable in the li
brary, cafeteria and
student center.
These may be mailed
to box 266-C or drop
ped by Fox 301 or
314.
On March 21 and
22, Alice Arndt and
Elaine VJilson will be
in Chambers Lounge
from 2:30 till 4:30
to talk with any
girls who sire inter
ested in this pro-
ing tenure, are look
ing forward to ano
ther fine campaign in
1973. Coach Wood
feels that this sea
son will be compara-
ble to last season,
despite the loss of
number one player
S aunani Gsaioa and
Jim Thomas. The top
eight players at the
present time, in or
der, are Randy Gib
son, Dave Corbin, Lee
Wilkinson, Gary Mil-
lete, Larry Clouse,
Harrington,
Stair, and
Murray. The
match is with
of March 8
D avid
Billy
Bruce
first
Milligan
at IfflC.
and to help with the
Golden M Club in such
capacities as serving
them during halftime
football games, to_
help with Parents
Day, and with pre-.
season ticket sales.
Any girl who is a
rising sophomore,\
junior or senior is
eligible to apply.
/AAKS
H\LL*»
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Gary Gravett takes batting practice whli'
preparing for th^ upcoming baseball season
Baseball to Begin
The baseball team
went outside to begin
p ractice on February
26. Don Henderson,
his last year as di
rector of baseball
f ortunes at Mars
Hill, felt that the
w eather has enabled
the team to beg^^l^
s eason on a
note. Top returnn||
f rom last year
John Adeimy, Har^l
Brookshire,
D avis, John Allis®'
Marty Griffin, St®’
D avis, David Smi®!
Steve Hyatt,
Randy
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