PAGE FOUR
THE CLARION
April 5, 1968
UT INVADES BREVARD TRACK
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RONNIE VANCE
Run Faster, Jump Higher”
(Photo By Kirkendall)
Baseball Team Plays 10 Games;
Are Now 3-0 In Conference
By Mike Bumgardner
The Brevard Tornado base
ball team had a iheavy schedule
over tihe holidays with 10 games
ibeing played. They won on
March 20 agaimsit North Green
ville 8-0 on the 2 hit pitching of
Jim Dollyhigh. Jim struck out
14 and walked only 5. Danny
Denton and Vic Sutherland led
the nine hit offense with dup
licate 2 for 5 performances.
Botli batted dn 2, wiith Denton
hitting a three - bagger.
On the 22 and 23, the Torna
does traveled to Ohapel Hill
to play Carolina’s freshmen.
The fiTsit game saw Brevard
drop a close 1-0 game. Steve
W'hitaker gave up only 4 hits,
with the lone run being unearn
ed. Brevard lost the second
game 12-2 ,as 3 Tornado hurl-
ers gave up 14 hits.
On the 27, Brevard defeated
Brewton - Parker, Ga. ,8 - 5 in
ithe first game of ^thelr swing
through that state. Vic Suther
land won in relief of Danny
Denton. Sutherland, in 5 in
nings, struck out 8 and walk
ed 4. Milton Harkey and Mike
Zeugner each batted in 2 runs.
The next day, Brevard lost
to South Georgia 3-2 on a balk.
A single by Boland started the
Georgia rally. He stole second
and thiird. Knight struck out,
(but reached first on the ball
being dropped. Frank Jewell
struck out Rinehart and Cason,
buit then the balk by the catch
er Lemmonds allowed Boland
to score.
Brevard lost on the 30 to
BreWton - Parker 7 - 2. B. P.
had a 12 -hit attack against Ron
Morgan and Taylor Moore.
The Georgia teams proved
tougher as South Georgia de
feated Brevard 8 - 2 and Mid
dle Georgia won 5 - 3.
The Tornadoes stayed unde
feated in conference play by
winning a double - header at
Anderson 4- 2 and 5 - 3. The
first game W'ent 10 innings
v."‘th Steve Whitaker going the
distance. Steve scattered nine
hilts and struck out 15. Jim
Dollyihigh pitched a 7 - hitter,
striking out 11, in the second
game. Danny Deniton was one
of the leading hitters with a 4-7
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end as they wished.
While on the trip, the mem
bers of the Glee Club stayed in
various homes of memibers of
the churches where they per
formed.
Mr. Nelson F. Adiams, chair
man of the Fine Arts Division
of the College, was responsible
for scheduling and directing
the tour.
By Wayne Morton
The powerful thindads of
Brevard College with Coach
Thad Talley at the controls has
begun what is expected to be
the best season in the school’s
history.
On March 23, the team jour
neyed to Furman University
and the highly competitive
News - Piedmont Relays. M-
though there were no team win
ners declared, the mighty men
of B. C. finished in first place,
outscoring Johnson C. Smith
College by Vz point. However,
Coach TaUey was very disap
pointed with individual perfor
mances.
“1 felt that we couid have
done a lot better. The compett-
tion was keen, buit we still
should have done better. We
did not win a single first
place,” he stated.
Drew Baron, 2nd Shot Put,
%”
Wayne Morton, 5th Long
Jumip, 20’ 5”
Roiger Jones, 3rd LongJump,
20’9%”
Totm Jordan, 3rd Pole Vault,
12’ 0”
Tom. Jordan, 5th High Jump,
5’ 8”
Ronnie Vance, 3rd High
Jump, 6’ 0”
John Tinsley, 2nd Javelin,
162’ 9”
Larry Thompson, 3rd Jave
lin, 162’ 5”
Bill Payiton, 5th Javelin, 144’
6”
Ed Holder, 5th 120 High
Hurdles, 15.7
Bob Gray, 2nd Mile, 4:36.3
Dave Fussell, 5tih Mile, 4:43.0
Sprint Medley, Relay 3rd,
Place, 3:44.3
Sprint Medley, Relay 3rd
Place, 3:44.3
Mile Relay, 4th Place, 3:4.2
However, the team somewhat
improved at the hi#ier - com
petitive Florida Relays staged
March 30 in Gainesville, Flori
da. Coach Talley felt the team
performed better than he had
expected in the meet. He said
“I think we finished second in
the meet. Having been out of
school and not working togeth
er for a week, I think the team
did exceptionally well.
The distance medley relay
team of Mike Poole, Mike Scur-
to, Ned Jones .and Dave Fus
sell set a new school record
with a 10:15.0 Clocking. The
old record, set last year at the
Florida Relays, was 10:28.7.
Performances in the Florida
Relays are as follows:
Ed Holder, 5th 120 Hi^ Hur
dles, 15.2
Drew Baron, 5th Shot Put,
performance in the doublenhead-
er. Mike Zeugner and Vic Suth
erland had the only extra base
hits with a double each.
Brevard is 3 - 0 in the con
ference. Their next 2 games
are here against Wingate and
Gardner - Webb.
47’ 71/2” ,
Tom Jordan, 7th Pole Vault,
12’ 6”
Tom Jordan, 4th High Jump,
6’ 0” , ^
Ronnie Vance, 3rd High
Jump, 6’ 2”
Bob Gray, 3000 Meter Steep-
chase, 9:23.2
Mile Relay, 7th 3:29.7 (Allen,
Fussell, Scurto, Jones)
Mike Poole pulled up lame
early in his leg of the sprint
medley relay team. Poole was
running a f.ne first leg of the
relay and was a key to EC’s
possible victory in the event.
Olympic hopeful Bob Gray ran
“a good, good race” as termed
by Coach Tr.lley in the 3000
meter steeplechase. Bob will
continue to run the event un-
liil July when he then wdl!
travel to Sacremento, Cail. to try
out for the Olympic team.
The thindads ran their first
conference meet April 2 at
Gardner - Webb and staged a
stunning 101-43 rampage over
the Bulldogs. Four new school
records were set.
Two M!le Run. 9:23,4, Bob
Gray
Trip’e Jump, 42’ 7”, Don
Kirkendall
Javelin, 185’ 6”, Larry Thomp
son
High Jump, 8', 4”, Ronr.ie
Vance
Roiger Jones was top scorer
wiiih 18 points.
Coach Talley : seemed very
i;Ie^.;;ed with the over - all per-
fcr-i..-,nce, staang ^hat is was
e^.pe.i::l‘y gcod. in that the
meet wa.3 'mmediately after the
•.veek-It'iig Sprdhg break.
“I think Bcbfcy Julian’s dis
play spoke well for the team’s
eifcrt. Bo-b'by ran his best mile
ever with a 4:34 3 and felt good
a[terwards.”
Ihe big test of the regular
season will be revealed April
8 on the home track against the
University of Tennessee’s ''B”
squad.
“We will really have to be up
for one,” stated Coach Talley.
“Tennessee has a let of depth
Lni our securing the seven or
eught firsts that I feel we can
capture along with several sec-
ond!3 and third; could give us
the meet. But we will have to
be ready.”
The meet will be run against
the Tennessee “B” team, which
;s the varsity team consisting
all men but the top three in
each event.
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