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The Hot Dogs In Action Concentration! Congratulations! The Dogs go wild! Events 29
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COLLEGE BOWL A highlight of Spring at LR is the annual COLLEGE BOWL. Since this event always comes after the final dead- line for the HACAWA. no remembrance is placed in the annual of this event, which involves more students than any other single co-curricular activity. Thirty-two teams come from every section of the Student Body: dorm and commuter, male and female, Greek and Independent, freshman and senior. They compete in the battle of the brains as they answer toss-up questions and then qualify for bonus questions, worth more points. Questions come from all areas including science, history, sports, trivia, et cetera. A student staff joins with a faculty moderator to form the directors of the Bowl. Some 160 students take part as the elimination process narrows the teams down to two for the final round for the championship. An All-College Bowl Team of outstanding participants is named at the end of the final rounds. 28 Events
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TENNIS 1973 ■ Mike Hogewood — 2nd singles. Mauney and Hogewood combined for 1st singles. ■» Jim Mauney — 1st singles. Liles Suddreth — 2nd doubles. John Anderson- 3rd doubles. The Lenoir Rhyne College Tennis team for 1973 turned in the best performance to date in the still young tennis history at the college. The Bears, coached by Claude Brewer and Joe Glass, ended the ' 73 campaign with an overall record of 12-1. Elon College was the only team to defeat the Bear netters, the loss coming after 8 consecutive victories. Jim Mauney led the squad at the 1st singles position. Mike Hogewood teamed with Mauney in 1st doubles and alternated with Robbie Micha- love in the 2nd and 3rd singles slots. Giles Beal held the 4th singles po- sition and teamed with Liles Suddreth for 2nd doubles. Ron Denney, David Carpenter, John Anderson, and Suddreth alternated at the 5th and 6th singles positions, with Michalove and Anderson making up the 3rd doubles team.
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