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PAGE FOUR THE CLARION October 18, iggg Soccer Team Drops Homecoming Game Brevard dropped its second game in a row as Winigaite spoil ed their Homecoming game by posting a 3 to 2 win. Mistato hurt the Tornadioes throu@h- ouit the matcih. In the first quiarter, Ralph Lundy, Brevart fuillback. kicked the ball into his own goal giving Wingate a 1 (to 0 advantage. In the second quarter Brevard miscued again with John Way- ant fouiiog Wingate’s Hickman in the penalty area. Hickman sent the penalty kick in, and Wingate took a 2 to 0 lead at the end of the firsit half. Brevard fought back in the third quarter, scoring two goals. The first was on a penalty kidc by Mike Mictoner. Jack Crow der evened tihings up as he scored jusit before the third quarter ended. The founth quarter started evenly, but Hickman scored his second goal of the day with six minutes remaining. This proved to be the winning goal. Coach Tauscher stated that he was disappointed in the per formance and knew the team was capable of doing better. Brevard traveled to aemsom yesterday (results in next week’s Clarion) and will enter tain King College Tuesday, Oc tober 22. Bob Gray, national ,iunior college champion, approaches the tape with a strong kick and a Homecoming vic tory' as the student body looks on. Bob is expected to be “the man to beat” in the national meet to be held in a few weeks. (Photo by Jerry Sudderth) ^‘Current And Controversial 99 Now On Display A series of displays of new pamiphlets which deal with cur- irent social issues is announced by the college library staff. This bulletin board feaiture, en titled “Current and Controver sial,” will acquaint students with the diversiity of mforma- tive material which comes to the library in jramphlet form. IDurinig the three weeks prior to the presidential election, the display is centered upon the candidates and relies primarily upon relevant magazine articles and cartoons. Poillowinig that, diiisplays wiM be built around such current is sues as law and order, urban problems, black power, pover ty, a guaranteed aninual income, the war in Vietnam, Selective Service, and alternatives to the draft. Pamiphletc may be read in llhe library ^vhiile they are on display. After they have been placed in the vertical file, they may be taken out on an over night loan. Roadrunners To Attend Big Meet Calloway Gardens, should prove to be the cross country’s biggest test as they run against several major colleges there Saturday. The team is pitted against such schools as the University of Florida, The University of Georgia, the Universiity of Ten nessee, and Georgia Tech. Coach Witek states that Bob Gray will really be tesited Saiturday. The competition wiill in all prob ability be greater than that in the national meet, which is only a couple of weeks away. Coach Witek is anxiously watching as the team matures and grows stronger with each meet. He cited three freshmen, Don Jones, Sammy Autrey, and Willie Davidson as really mov ing up and tEtoiig up the slack which was prevalent at the sea son’s opening. Roadrunners Sweep Homecoming Race With an overwhelming sweep, Brevard’s cross country team earned a Homecoming victory by outscoring Wofford and Mil ligan 16-54-70. Bob Gray and Jim Fussell again paced the team with times of 14:47 and 16:02 re spectively. Both Gray and Fus sell are undefeated thus fjr this season and continue to si' , ' the pace for the rest of the ! team. One Milligan runner avert ed a complete shutout Saturday, as he captured 5th place, the only slot in the top seven not held by Brevard. Beach Boys The Beach Boys, the 1910 Jlruitgum Company, and oth ers will appear at the Green ville Memorial Audiiltorium Saturday night, at 8:30 p. m. Admission is $4.00, $3.50, and $3.00. Tickets maiy be obtain ed at the door. CO-ED Sunday, Oct. at 2;00 & 8:00 Mion. - Tues. - Wed. 7:00 & 9:04 & 35c , ■nmt Telephone 883-4091 Mims & Lyday TV & Radio Sales and Service Authorized Zenith, ROA & General ElecWc Dealer Fine Fumkur* 17 South Broad Street Brevard, N. C. • th* and of WotW War II beginl COLUMBIA PICTURES Presents A DINODEUlXeTIIS PRODUCTION Starring BOBERTMmaflJM PANAVISION® ^ TECHNICOLOR* ®] 'aHSiO' cjCettei* (Continued from Page Two) need for added responsibility: they feel it should be up to them to make the decision for thexnselves, to make valued judigmenits on their own without (ttie aduilts of today making them. Should we suffer because the irresponssilbJe few destroy what the majority is working for? The right to make our own de cisions involving matters that should be left up to us, but are not, is our natural right. Bill Payton Wingate seems to have the grips on a BC Tor nado during the HomecomJng game. Brevard Strug gled, but fell short in a 3-2 decision. ,, (Photo by Jerry Sudderth) Festival Coming (Continued from Page One) guitariist, and Dock Boggs, ex pert on the five-striing banjo bluigraiss style. These three men have been popular per formers for a number of years on the Asheville Mountain tain Dance and Folk Festival, the largest festival of this type in the South. They, also, are recording artists with both Folkways and Riverslide records. A siiger of religious folk mu- CHARM CELLAR BEAUTY SALON 17 West Main Street 88S-2935 OPEN NIGHT BY APPOINTMENT Sale and Service of Wigs and Hair Pieces ^ef/c BELK DEPARTMENT STORE 57-59 East Kstin Street Srevard, North Carolina Telephone (704) 883-2480 “Home of Better Yalue” A. G. Myers (Continued from Page One) of Trustees. Mr. Sims paid trlitate to Mr. Albert G. Myer^ outstanding ibenefactor, whom the cafeteria was named. In the absence of Mr. My^. his son, Albert G. ^yep, j responded to Mr. Sims to ^ The program closed witih ® college hymn and the benedic tion. ■ „ The Brevard College orch» tra, under the direction^ Joan Moser and Mfes Tillortson, nerfonned at vals throui^out the cerem and the dinner. — sic and blues is in the person of Rev. Fred Patrick. . Mountain clog dancii^ joying a revival ^ thro^ughout the Uf^ed will be represented by Ridge Mountain Da^e ■ precision dance en^emWe oHer a d»* part rf .the and wfill instruct ^ , jj, the Brevard College stude^^'*;^. finer points of clog dan i n-ique. en- interest
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