St Augustines College - Falcon Yearbook (Raleigh, NC)

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l sf, if ,iff -we ,, .. .V 57 . - I -.sen V V. 'Aga 3 35- 3 HHORSEMENN Saints fell victim to the ancient rivals -L3-37. The feature of the afternoon saw George Foxwell race an 11 min. 40 see. two- mile and a 2 min. 9 see. half-mile in thril- ling' fashion. 011 the sanie afternoon Mr. Chippey's tennisters battled the Smith Bulls on our courts. But, the Bears and the Bulls were too much for one afternoon and Smith triumphed 3-1. This loss dropped the Saints' average to .500 for they had earli- er dropped the sister school. St. Paul, 4-0 at St. Paul. Now on to YVashington for the C. l. A. A. Tournament. Hur same three man team played adniirably. Broeco in tl1e singles. and Broceo and Gaiter in the doubles ad- vanced to the quarter finals but Bill Mc- Kinney was eliminated in the first round of singles hy Flip -laekson. Howard. who went on to win the championship. The campus doings were big'---lint in- complete. The campus tennis champs were never decided because inclement weather intervened and the St. Paul meet rushed down us. The cliarining' Satterwhite sisters led flashy teams on the basketball eourt and badlninton finals were open to the public. lnez Greenlea defeated Delores Lewis for the singles title and lnez Greenlea and Thelma XVallace defeated Delores Lewis and Frances Mayo in the doubles. After a brief four-month vacation. on the trail will rambleg but some of us are destined to turn our steps towards a by- path. never again to hit that Venture trail again under the Blue and XYhite. To Seniors Fox. Atkins, Marshall and Sadler, tfootballl. lleinhry. H. Johnson. and Brit- to, tfootball and baskethalll Gaiter tten- nisj and Perry Cinanagrerl --- a memorial deeply embedded and affectionately root- ed in the ineinory of those who have travel- ed the trail with you. And to the Misses Satterwhite. Newkirk. and Duncan a similar trophy for your athletic feats. l'ntil we resume our t1'ip a cherry. cherry, cheerio from ine to all the readers who travel with me down the SPORTS TRAIL. Robert L. Clarke '42

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