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SCHEDULES Varsity
October
3-Fishburne Military Schooi..Home
I0-Carolina Military Acad.....Away 16-Norfolk Academy .............Away 24-Christchurch .. .. . ............Away 31-Collegiate, Homecoming, Home
November
7-Massanutten M. A. .. ......Home
17-W oodberry Forest Schooi..Home 21-St. Christopher's Schooi....Away
Jayvees
September
29-Rock Hill ............................Home
October
9-St. Christophers ...............Home
22-Liberty ..............................Home
November
5-Hargrave Mil. Acad. ........Away
12-Rock Hill ..........................Away 19-Fishburne ............................Away
Freshman
September
30-Nelson County ..................Away
October
I0-Biue Ridge ........................Home 13-Nelson County ..................Home 17-Rock Hill .............. ..............Home
29-Liberty ................................Away
November
5-Appomatf.ox ......................Away
13-Rock Hill ............................Away
CROSS COUNTRY
During the half times of the foot- ball games, the limelight must turn to the cross country team. This group of hardworking boys is the winningest team on campus.
Twenty-three cross country can- didates reported for opening day workouts on September I I with hopes of equaling last year's 8-1 mark. Until after the first meet, drills will be held twice daily with the usual afternoon
Co-Captains Ham Myers and Bobby Watts with Coach Lee.
Coach Finlay has high hopes for a successful season, but realizes that the shoes of the popular and capable
Frank Aldred will be hard to fill. The schedule is approximately the same as last year's with HMA, the only blemish on the V. E. S. record, being the main obstacle. Coach Finlay feels that with determination and hard work the team will have a respectable record. Jim Hotelling has already re- flected his hard work as he handily won the second annual stumble derby on September 20 in an unofficial course record time of II:17-in the rain.
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November
7-H. M.A. Invitational
21-St. Christopher's ................Away
THE METEOR THE
SPORTS
supplemented by the 6: IS
practice
A. M. "eye opener." Prospects meet- ing Coach Finlay were veterans Jim Hotelling, Mike Agelasto, a n d George Harris, backed up by under- classmen Jim Williams, Peter Young, Logon Forsyth, Jim Beckwith, Rick Jones, Bob Hodgman, Ervin Meluleni, Bill Foster, Jack Pearson and Harry Logan. Linwood Bolles, second place winner (behind Hotelling) in the mile at the '63 state meet, joined the squad a week later and is being counted on heavily to help counteract graduation losses.
In addition to this group, the Bishops will fill a Jayvee team com- posed of younger boys. However, it is very probable that some of them will see varsity action. Those cur- rently on t he J ayvee roster include Dyke Messinger, John Rife, Joe Link- er, Steve Reams, Charley Bridgers, Clarke Fountain, Joe Mathias, and Brodie Winborne.
October 3-Fork Union
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......... ............Home I0-Norfolk Academy ..............Away 17-Woodberry ........................Home 22-Andrew Lewis ....................Away 24-H. M. A. ............................Away 31-Collegiate ..........................Home