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The Clarion
Tuesday, May i, 19^4
Tennis
Women’s Team Presses Onward
ACC-All Stars pose with Muscular Dystrophy poster children.
ACC All-Stars Play for Charity
By Jill Avett
On Saturday April 13, Brevard
College hosted an ACC-All Star
Game. A team of ACC-All Stars
played their opponents, the
Brevard All-Stars, before a pack
ed gymnasium. Approximately
$6000 was raised for Muscular
Dystrophy. After the game, the
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ACC-All Star players held an
autograph session.
Coach Doug Rogers was in
charge of arrangements, and he
assembled the Brevard All-Star
team which included men from
the Brevard community. BC‘s
own Belton Hammond, Assistant
Professor of English, was a
member of the local All-Star
team which was coached by Rev.
Charles Gibbons. The final
score was 142-84.
Members of the ACC-All Star
team were Sam Perkins, Matt
Doherty, and Cecil Exum-UNC;
John Toms-Wake Forest; Fred
Gilliam, Clark Bynum, Murray
Jarmin, Marc Campbell, and
Mike Eppley-Clemson; and John
Watkins-Howard. Coaching the
ACC-All Stars was Chick Martin,
a former BC basketball coach.
By Susan Rogers
The Brevard College women s
tennis team currently holds a
record of 6-4 with only two mat
ches left in the season. “Our only
losses have been to four-year
schools,” said coach Deana Mor
row.
The team won their last match,
against Montreat-Anderson Col
lege, 9-0. “In a competion there
are six singles matches and three
doubles matches, in which the
teams receive one point for each
match won. So nine points is the
highest score a team can
receive,” said Morrow.
Morrow is optimistic about the
team’s chances in the upcoming
Region 10 Tournament at Peace
College in Raleigh, N.C. She says
the team members have worked
very hard and that if they con
tinue to play as well as they have
recently, they should do well in
the tournament.
Freshman Kristin Iberger suf
fered a foot injury and will be
unable to play for the remainder
of the season. According to Mor
row, the loss of Iberger will “hurt
in the tournament.” Iberger
said, “It is unfortunate that I was
hurt because I was really enjoy
ing playing with the team.”
Players returning next year
are Mara Klein, Kristin Iberger,
and Megan Johnson. In addition,
Morrow has signed Lynn Simril,
of High Point, N.C., to next year’s
team.
BC Runs Well At Relays
Deathsquad Wins Championship
By Beth Wahl
Defeating three other teams,
the Green Deathsquad won the
Intramural Basketball Cham
pionship. The Taylor Dawgs
were close behind in second
place. The ARA team, followed
in third place and the Green
Celtics finished fourth.
The play-off game between the
Green Deathsquad and the
Taylor Dawgs was a close one.
The score at half-time was 28-24
in favor of the Deathsquad. Ten
sion mounted as the teams battl
ed it out. The Deathsquad came
out on top 55-52. Coach Calvin
Butler said, “We had the desire to
win and we tried hard.”
On April 7, Brevard finished
third out of 20 schools in the
Davidson Relays, scoring 66
points. Brevard qualified two
more individuals for the outdoor
nationals as well as setting one
school record.
Brevard had two men qualify in
the 10,000 meters as Alphonce
Swai won the race with a time of
30:19.57 and Gordon Snaden
finished third with a time of
31:04.5. Brevard not only won the
2-mile relay, but set a school
record of 7:49.49. Allen Ford
(2:02.66), Alphonce Swai
(1:54.75), Glenn Roach (1:58.16),
and a fine anchor leg by Jim
Parietti (1:53.92) broke the old
record of 7:52.6. Brevard had
fine finishes from Kelvin McRae,
second in the 100 meters with a
time of 10.89, and Patrick
O’Grady, second in the
3000-meter steeplechase in 9:42.6.
The distance medley, composed
of Jim Parietti, David Kinsland,
Glenn Roach, and Marty Hum
phrey also finished second with a
time of 10:17.28. David Kinsland
had one of his best meets, run
ning personal bests in the
400-meter hurdles in 55.72 and a
fine 400-meter leg on the distance
medley (49.9).
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