Side Line Shorts: DISTRICT 3 BASKKTBALTERS may have seen the last of; Charles -shotgun' Brown, the Churchland coach who compiled the ; it 104-14 record with the Truckers the last, five seasons. He sub mit! ••<! his i-t -agnation last week for reasons of health, but will con- • tinue physical instructor at Churchland. Brown also had an outstand ins; 39-9-1 record while coaching football. Mi l S TOURING TENNIS team edged Hampden-Sydney Col li tennis team la : week 7-3 on the Death Valley courts, but the » dt Mass . visitors had to play topnotch tennis before de 1 Capt B3 Oil1 ail and !.. H-SC netters. The MIT coach. Ed C-. ' i. : ami Capt Pehn p- ase were very much impressed with H nd friendly atmosphere. Pease thi'i. nt '.ue Bel.;. ..e.> as : d as N. C. State, which had won or • MIT the afternoon before jack Miller, a Roanoker. and Fresh to. u Lindsey Witt ; Riclun >nd won their singles matches to give H-SC its two points. FORMER F1IS STARS combined to give the Sigma Chi's at H-SC the intramural basketball title with an undefeated season. Clyde Shelton. Gerald Duncan and Bill Drumeller saw service, with the first two named to the All-Intramural second team. Bob Lloyd also on the team. led the league per game averages posting a 25.5 mark I . >yd we- one of the players who helped the National Guards, lapture tire Farmville Basketball League crown recently. . POWHATAN HIGH COACH. Hank Norton, likes to keep the hoys active ill every season. Just now he's working with the school track team while probably keeping a weather eye posted for football p lent il for n<-.\: fall. The PHS cindermen were hosts to Varina High in a dual meet Wednesday

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