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Brevard
Finishes
Eleventh
On April 8th, Brevard com-
peted against many senior
colleges while finishing llth at
the Davidson Relays.
The top performance for
Brevard was turned in by David
Hall, who finished second to
Duke’s Jim Qayton in the 300
meter steeplechase. Hall’s time
of 9:25.0 qualified him for the
national junior college meet. The
shuttle hurdle team, composed of
Lamar Roberts, Tom Dehn, Gary
Burkle, and Ricky Truitt, set a
school record while finishing
third in a time of 1:01.50. Chris
Collins finished fourth in the
javelin with a throw of 180’IG”,
while John Dennis jumped 48'r’
in the triple jump for fifth place.
Tim Black, bitten by a dog a
couple of days before, had
problems regaining his form and
finished sixth in the 10,000
meters.
Coach Norman Witek, running
his first 400 meters of tl» season,
finished second in the masters
division with a time of 51.4.
Track Team
Bows
ToWNC
Brevard, N.C. — Brevard
College kept pace with Western
Carolina for 11 events but finally
bowed to their depth with the
final score of Western Carolina
91, Brevard 69, Wake Forest 51,
U.T. at Chattanooga 30, and
Emory and Henry 29.
Brevard’s distance crew,
which was neutralized by Wake
Forest, relied heavily on good
performances from the rest of
the team. John Dennis had his
greatest day with three personal
best performances. In the long
jump he placed 2nd with a jump
of 23’0”, while a shuttling back
and forth from the high jump
finishing 3rd with a jump of 6’6”.
With a little extra time Dennis
settled down to take first place in
the triple jump with a jump of
48’8”, good enough for a new
school record.
Brevard’s hurdle crew once
again scored heavily, scoring a
total of 20 points. Rickey Truitt
again won the 110 meter hurdles
with a time of 14.6, while win
ning the 400 meter hurdles in 55.0.
Other fine performances for
Brevard were turned in by David
Hall with a 4:02 1500 meters,
Kevin Scott with a 14’ pole vault,
Dirk Redwine with a 158.5 800
meters, and Gary Burkle’s 56.4
400 meter hurdles.
Brevard’s record stands at 7
wins and 2 losses.
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