PAGE EIGHT CLARION NOVEMBER 22, 1950 Plans Are Made For Basketball Season; Girls Form New Team Under the name “Brevard Col lege Legionettes,” a team of girls will take the court against a quint et from a neighboring college when basketball season opens. This v/ill be the first time in five years that the college has been rep resented by girls in this sport. The schedule of games will be announced soon. Anticipated are contests with Lees-McRae junior college, Spartanburg junior col lege, Appalachian State Teachers college, Mitchell college, and Win gate. The Brevard college team will be under the leadership of Miss Louise Moseley, girls’ physical ed ucation director. Miss Moseley has coached basketball teams at Simp- sonville, S. C., high school; Blue Mountain College, Mississippi; and at Spartanburg, S. C., Junior Col lege. The Monroe Wilson post of the American Legion in Brevard has provided black and gold satin uniforms for the girls; and the squad will play under the name “Brevard College Legionettes.” The program of the Legionet tes. Miss Moseley has indicated will not be intensely competitive as is the men’s schedule. She feels however, that the college and the town will enjoy the variety and color of girls’ basketball. “The team will benefit,” she said, “not on ly from the games, but from the varied contacts that the contests will provide with girls of other colleges in the region.” Miss Moseley has explained that the team will follow strictly the rules set up by the National Sec tion of Women’s Athletics, an af filiate of the American Associa tion for Health and Physical Ed- Belte of the Brevard squad boiled out of the stadium slapping backs and mashing hats over the final out come, which saw Brevard on top top with a score of 7-6. PUNTS FLY IN SECOND TILT On a typical, nippy Thanksgiving ,afternoon of the same season the Tornadoes met the Lions again, this time in Baptist territory. In this battle a confident and inspir ed Tornado eleven met a determin ed, but crestfallen Mars Hill team. KEARNS GROCERY Open Sundays and Evenings Fancy Groceries I'ornadoes Will (Continued From Page Six) Montgomery Goes To Convention Miss Esther Montgomery of the Brevard college home Economics department attended the conven tion of the North Carolina Home Economics association, held at Southern Pines on November 3 and 4. GIL COAN ESSO PHONE 2 12 ucation. Tryouts for the Legionette squad began Monday, November 13. According to Miss Moseley very few girls who were on “A’ teams in high school have turned out; however, with hard practice, she expects the girls to make a fair showing. The following twenty-eight girls have been competing for positions on the cage squad; Freshmen: Patsy Maley, Daphne Bowers, Nancy Medford, Joan Medford, Joan Gamble, Gloria Starnes, Mary Grace Nance, Nor ma Jean Merritt, Martha Wash burn, and Mae Higgins. Sophomores: Mary Alice Holli- field, Jean Parrish, Ann Duck worth, Betty Smathers, Ann Smith, Norma King, Florence Bishop, Pat Brown, Dot Dillinger, Nathalie Jones, Marty Gibbs, Ruth Dough erty, Kathy Lassiter, Helen Coble, Ann Deas, Dot Wallace, Jewell Sentelle, and Barbara Hall. iiitiiniiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiniiiiiiiii'iMiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiii Stock up for midnight snacks Choice of PIES & CAKES KING’S BAKERY illllliiitllllltliiilillillllltiillllilillllillllllillilllllHlllllllli MITCHELL MOTOR CO. DODGE-PLYMOUTH Sales and Service CHICKEN KITCHEN Charlie Owenby Poet’s Corner On this afternoon. Coach Bob An drews recalls, psychology won the game. Partly because of the fact that Brevard for the past several years had twisted the Lion’s tail with clocklike regularity, the Mars Hill boys were in no frame of mind to take on a tornado. About the middle of the second quarter, David Price scooted through the center of the Mars HUl line and blocked one of Treatt’s kicks to get the ball for Brevard. And Wilkerson on a 15-yard end- around made Price’s blocking pay off. The half ended with the ball in midfield in possession of the Tornadoes. The second half was a shower of kicks, with equally matched lines fighting to a standstill around midfield and with the backs of both teams pinned down. This Tornado eleven accOfmp- lished a feat unique in Brevard gridiron history—it whipped the Mars Hill Lions twice in the same year. Thanksgiving Day I remember how Mother fixed for us The dinners fit for kings. And how she’d make the pies and cakes While we’d play games and sing. “All right, come to dinner,” she would call. And I’d hurry to my place. And I’d snitch a piece of icing As our heads were bowed in grace. There’d be turkey, and stuffing, and cranberry sauce. And peas fixed just as I’d like. And hot bread . . . and butter, And pie . . . and everything fixed just right. I’d eat, and eat, and eat, ’Till I was really stuffed. Then Mother’d say when I leaned back, “Are you sure you’ve had enough?” But today I see through different eyes Things I saw then at only a glance; Material food is not as important now As spiritual food to advance . . . Ben Steele BEST QUALITY FOOD At LOWEST PRICES 9 Western Steaks # Tasty Lunches # Complete Dinners GALLOWAY'S CAFE PETE BIKAS AND SON Owners and Managers 1 SLEDGE RADIO SALES and SERVICE MOTOROLA RADIOS UNIVERSAL APPLIANCES nil GAITHER'S RESTAURANT -FOR THE Best In Food

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