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Risky Business Or
Just Another Club?
By Alex Sheek
Do you love the out
doors? Would you enjoy
canoeing, white-water raf
ting, or exploring caves? If
you have interests similar
to these or are just in
terested in being out-of-
doors then you may want
to join the Outdoor Ex
plorer’s Club!
The Outdoor Explorers
Club, previously called the
Science Club has been
thought to be strictly open
to Science majors. It is not.
All students are welcome
to join.
Since January the club
has gone on 3 rappelling
trips, two canoe trips, and
a backpacking trip. These
trips are often held locally
at sites such as Crowder’s
Mountain but the club has
been known to take trips to
the coast and the moun
tains also.
Most of the trips are
financed by work done by
club members, member
ship dues, and other
sources. The Science Club
has contributed funds for
the Memorial Wildflower
Garden near the Boiling
Springs in order to enhance
its present condition.
Membership dues are on
ly $2.50 per semester and
the club is open to all
Gardner-Webb students
and faculty. If you are in
terested in becoming an
Outdoor Explorer, contact
Dr. Tom Jones or watch
for meeting dates in The
Scroll.
Dr. Williams and Associates Riding High During Donkey Basketball Game
Bulldog Batting
At Its Best?
By Brooks Nash
Explorer Prefers “Just Hanging Out.
The 1986 Gardner-Webb
baseball team jumped out
to their best start in nine
years winning five of their
first seven games behind
outstanding hitting.
They opened their
season with an impressive
7-1 victory over the tough
Winthrop Eagles with Jack
Moore gaining the com
plete game victory. The
Bulldogs then embarked on
their spring trip and cap-
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tured three victories in five
outings. The first game
was a 4-0 victory over Cen
tral Wesleyan. Keith
Bridges gained the com
plete game victory as Jeff
Spargo and Gary Cox sup
plied the hitting punch.
The Dawgs defeated
Wesleyan again by the
score of 15-9. Joey Moss,
Tim Danyels, and Jeff
Spargo all rapped out two
hits. Gardner-Webb was
defeated by Erskine 9-3
but the Bulldogs rebound
ed with a 8-7 victory over
Newberry. Jack Moore
gained his second victory
and Scott Lee supphed
three hits. Gardner-Webb
then suffered through a
25-9 loss to the Furman
Paladins, an NCAA com
petitor. Once again the
Bulldogs rebounded with a
victory as they defeated
uses 12-7. Robbie Sparks
won his first game and Jeff
Spargo continued his hot
hitting with three against
the Rifles. Gardner-Webb
traveled to Wofford and
the Terriers took advan
tage of a small field to
defeat the Bulldogs 11-6.
Once again the Bulldogs
rebounded with an extiging
11-6 district victory over
Pfeiffer. The Dawgs
pounded out 17 hits in sup
port of Jack Moore and he
gained his third victory of
the season. They traveled
to High Point and lost 10-5.
St. Vincent frp, Penn
sylvania traveled to Boiling
Springs and the Dawgs
sent them home smarting
after a 15-9 thrashing. The
home team ripped St. Vin
cent pitching for 21 hits to
give Clint Wiles his first
victory. Gardner-Webb
came up against another
NCAA foe and were
defeated 11-7. The troops
traveled to Guilford and
suffered a double-header
loss at the hands of the
Quakers. The Wingate
Bulldogs came into town
and split a doubleheader
with Gardner-Webb.
Wingate won the first
game 10-0 and the Dawgs
rebounded with a 10-0 vic
tory of their own. Jack
Moore stiffled the Wingate
bats allowing only two hits
and earning his fourth vic
tory without a defeat.
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