PAGE FOUR
THE CLARION
October 30, 1970
Brevard’s Soccer Team
Closes Season With Tie
The Brevard Booters travel
ed to Chapel HUl to play the
UNC Tar Babes in the seap-
son’s final game. The first
period saw the Tornadoes fall
behind 1-0 with four minutes
played; however, Curt Jerkins
scored his first goal of the sea
son with an assist from Dwight
Shaw on a corner kick with 30
seconds remaining in the first
period.
The Booters, controlling the
entire second period, scored
with 11 minutes gone in the
second period. This gave them
a 2-1 half time lead.
The second half found the
field in desperate shape from
the heavy rain during the first
half and the game turned into
a mud bath. UNC scored on a
freak play when goalie John
Henderson tried to dribble the
ball out from the goal and the
ball struck in the mud, John
tried to kick the ball, and when
the ball skimmed off a play,
er’s leg, an alert UNC player
kicked the ball into the goal
Henderson could recover. Thus,
the game ended in another
hard fought tie.
Coach Burch stated, “I think
this was the hardest fought
game of the season. The team
really gave 125 percent. I was
not pleased with the tie, but I
don’t believe I could have ask
ed for more out of one team.”
When asked about the team’s
performance this year, Biurch
commented, “I’m a strong be
liever in the mental attitude of
athletes. Although we set many
team records satistically, our
mental attitude was very
inconsistent. However, I am
pleased with this team’s per
formance. You have to remem-
ber, I lost seven starters from
last year’s squad. This is not
an excuse, however.”
WIN BIG TOURNEY — Dr.
Walter Clayton, left, and Tommy
“Tiger” Jordan, right, teamed to
gether recently to win the annual
Four - Ball Golf tournament at the
Glen Cannon Country club. They
had a record - breaking 132 total for
the two rounds. Dr. Clayton is a
consistent tournament winner at
Glen Cannon, and Jordan is Bre
vard’s College top golfing star.
Former Brevard Basketball Team
Soccer Player Looking Forward To
Stars At W.C.U, Upcoming Season
LOST and FOUND
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Owner ,,
Keith McGinnis has wrong umbrella — would hke
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Black Maxi Coat — Mary Jane Tucker, Owner
College Volleyball
Team To Play Today
Mrs. Munro
(Continued From Page One)
secretary, one who can be de
pended upon to keep confiden
ces, to show initiative, and to
take a personal interest in her
job.”
After visiting a number of
industries, both local and in
other areas of the state, Mrs.
Munro says, “My ambition now,
as it has always been, is to
help students leam to live as
well as learn to make a living.
If I can reach this goal, I be
lieve business will have the
mature, dependable person that
it is looking for.”
In the remaining weeks of
this semester, Mrs. Munro plans
to visit other local industries,
as well as additional major
cities in North Carolina. She
will also spend considerable
time in Atlanta, Georgia, which
seems to beckon to the young
career girl, and to Jacksonville,
Florida, an area from which
many of the Brevard College
students come. Her itinerary
also includes high schools and
colleges.
“Dr. Charles Schrader’s
soccer team won its third
straight game on a 5-2 victory
over Carson - Newman, Tuesday
in Jefferson City, Tennessee.”
The above doesn’t make very
much sense, maybe, to some
students here at Brevard Col
lege, but for those of us who
keep up with products of Coach
Larry Burch, it does. This is a
write-up about a game in which
Brevard College transfer stud
ent, Mike Michner, made four
of the five goals in that game,
and was assisted on one point
by another former Brevard Col
lege student Ralph Lundy.
Mike scored his season high
thus far of four goals for WCU
at this game with Carson - New
man. Michner, leads the team
in scoring at Western with nine
goals. Mike, a Brevard College
transfer from Hendersonville,
and Ralph Lundy are both the
products of last year’s regional
and conference champs under
the direction of Coach Larry
Burch.
We here at Brevard hope to
hear more about Mike’s and
Ralph’s play at WCU and wish
them luck, also.
The 1970 - 71 Brevard Col
lege basketball team is looking
forward to a great season under
the able coaching of “Chick”
Martin, who will be assisted by
Coach Larry Burch.
The team members, their
heights and home towns are as
follows: Sophomores, Ed Hum
phrey, 6 ft. 5 in. from Fort
Wayne, Indiana; Sam Brick, ff
ft. 7 in. from Collingswood,
New Jersey; Bob Wolf, 6 ft 2
in. from Madison, Indiana; Tom
Keithley, 5 ft. 9 in. from Low
ell, Indiana; Roger Jamison, 5
ft. 11 in. from Greensboro, N.
C. Freshmen members and their
home towns are Walter Clonts,
Culbertson, N. C.; Jimmy
Jacobs, Gastonia, N. C.; Hen^
Jones, New York, N. Y.; Bill
McClain, Winston Salem, I^. C.;
Darryl Martin, Troy, Ohio; Da
vid Rudisill, Staaky, N. C.; Jay
Spain, Aynor, S. C.
The Appalachian State Uni
versity Volleyball Tournament
will begin its first rotmd match
es of the double elimination
tournament, beginning at 7:00
p. m., October 30, at Appala
chia State University at Boone,
North Carolina.
Play on Saturday, October
31, will begin promptly at 8:30
a. m.
Players from Brevard Col
lege will be Pam Partington,
Patsy Everhart, Jeanne Palm
er, Laurie Kidd, Lila Salisbury,
Dianne Bellamy, Diana Cald
well, Suzon Franzke, Helen
Walker, Ellen Walker, Good
ing, Barbara Brouard and Car
olyn Aldridge.
A WELCOME TO
Student Body of
BREVARD COLLEGE
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