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Brevard Wins Great
V ictory
Brevard College tornadoed the Ashe
ville School for Boys by breaking their
winning streak of nine games with a
victory of 33-31 on the Asheville court
Wednesday afternoon.
The Tornadoes wei^ holding a 6-0 lead
a few minutes after the starting of the
game, but by the end of the first quarter
the Asheville boys had overcome the
lead. The score went from one team to
the other until at the half Asheville was
leading 20-18. Asheville held the lead
most of the second half, with Brevard in
easy striking distance. In the last of
the game the playing got faster and
rougher as both teams tried to get a
suitable lead. The end of the game was
near and the score was tied when a
brilliant shot by Patton put Brevard a-
head to win the game 33-31.
The brilliant shooting by Patton, Ard-
rey, and Rogers featured the offensive
for Brevard, while Seelbach and Taylor
were in the limelight for Asheville. Rog
ers scored 11 points and Patton scoreu
10. Taylor had 12 points, with his
running mate Seelbach only two points
behind. Ardrey’s brilliant defense a-
gainst Seelbach was the best he has
played this year. Davis and Whitesides
held their men down to their lowest
scores of the year.
This loss was the first in 9 games for
Asheville this season. They have lost
only 5 games in the last four years.
This victory puts Brevard above Mars
Hill, since they have been beaten twice
by Asheville this year. This was the
sixth game out of ten that Brevard has
won.
Brevard Position Asheville School
Rogers 11 F Taylor 12
Patton 10 F Vaughn 8
Ardrey 9 C Seelbach 10
Davis 2 G Wylie 1
Whitesides 1 G Shoemaker
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Textile College
Downed
The Brevard College Tornadoes con
tinued their winning streak last Friday
night by trouncing the Textile College
Basketeers 31-23 in a tl.rilling six-period
game filled with fijuls.
The game started rough and ready
with the Textile team grabbing the lead
and holding it until the last minutes of
the regular playing time. At the half
they were leading 10-6. but at the end of
the regular time the teams were tied 24-
24. This called for an extra period, and
it ended with the score 27-27. Again an
extra period was played. This period
was faster than the rest of the game, and
th'^ Brevard team gained the lead for the
first time and held it until the final
whistle ended the fray with the score 3^-
28.
Posy of Textile was the high scorer
with 10 points, followed by Rogers who
had 8. Each man on the Brevard team
scored at least 5 points to keep his aver
I age high. Ardrey was the only Brevard
I player to foul out. while Textile had
three men on the bench because of fouls.
There were thirty-five fouls made by
both team3 during the six periods.
In a preliminary fray the Brevard “B”
team was beaten by Saluda High School
in a fast game.
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3. San Pablo Bay, California.
4. Extreme ugliness-
5. Antidisestablishmentarianism.
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Professor Trowbridge (in chemistry
class): “Everett, what can you tell me
about nitrates?
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They are cheaper than day rates.”
Cheer up! Why fret?
Basketball Schedule
All home games will be played
in the Brevard High School gym.
Date Opponent Place
Jan. 14 All-Stars Home
Jan. 15 Enka Away
Jan. 18 Blue Ridge Away
Jan. 21 Biltmore J. C. Away
Jan. 23 Blue Ridge Home
Jan. 25 Asheville YMCA Away
Jan. 28 Biltmore J. C Home
Jan. 30 Asheville YMCA Home
Feb. 4 Enka Home
Feb. 5 Asheville Stihool Away
Feb. 6 Textile Home
Feb. 11 pending
Feb. 14 Textile Away
Feb. 19 Pres. Jr. Col. Home
Feb. 22 Wofford Fresh. Home
Feb. 27 Blantons Home
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George Raft
Rosalind Russell
in
It Had to Happen
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first night in New York. But in
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Adapted from the story by
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