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THE CLARION
April 1, 1949
College Diamondmen Take On
6-W Today In Season’s Opener
Tornadoes Take To Road
For Initial Tilt; Skipper
Or Thomas To Hurl
Coach Bob Andrews’ 1949 base
ball team will blow the top off
the forthcoming season this after
noon in Shelby when they take on
the Bulldogs of Gardner-Webb in
the first*'game of ^e year.
Harold “Fireball” Skipper or
Albert Thomas will take the
mound for the Tornadoes, depend
ing on how the two shape up at
game time. Providing he doesn’t
start the game, Thomas will be in
left field, with LaNue Floyd and
Lander Beal holding down the
center and right field spots, re
spectively.
Starting in the infield will be
John McKissick behind the plate,
Ray DeLapp at first, Dick Medlin
at second, Ernest “Beanie” Dick
erson at shortstop, and Hershey
Hipps at third.
Andrews is well pleased with
the showing the boys have made
so far and has hopes for a strong
conference contender. Clifton Rig
gins, who played pro ball with
Hendersonville of the Class D
Western North Carolina league
last season, has been helping get
the squad into shape for the com-
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Photos, Finishing, Supplies
Austin’s studio
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SHOP
IF YOU HAVEN'T—TRY US
Located in Rear of Mull’s News
Stand
City Shoe Shop
Expert Shoe Repairing
When You Need A Taxi
Call
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SERVICE
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Pattersofi's
Brevard’s Shopping Center
Beauty Ball
(Continued From Page One)
Bob Davis and his band will
funiish music for the ocassion aiid
refreshments will be on hand. Dec
orations are under the direction
of Jack Tucker and the color
scheme will be light blue and
white, the traditional school colors.
Admission will be $1.00 for each
couple, $1.00 for stag males, and
fifty cents for stag girls.
ing year.
On Tuesday, April 5, Brevard
will meet the Ecusta Paper com
pany nine on Ecusta’s home dia
mond. Friday, April 8, will see
the Tornadoes in their first home
game when they take on North
Greenville junior college, a new
comer to the WNC conference, on
the local field.
A complete schedule for the
season may be found elsewhere on
this page.
TALLEY’S
Barber Shop
Prompt, Efficient Service
WATCHES CLOCKS
J. F. Rackley
Watchmaker & Jeweler
Repairs A Specialty
PISGAH CANDY
COMPANY
M^olesale Candy and
School Supplies
Duckworth
Motor Company
CASH & CARRY
GROCERY
East Main Street
—MODERN—
B E A U TY S H O P P E
Special Pixie Curl Permanent
$4.00
S ARRATT’S
CLEANERS
Expert Dry Cleaning
Repairing and
Alterations
Pine Whispers
(Continued From Page Three)
the dance after all.
Ann G. and Frank T. have been
dodging Cupid’s arrows for quite
some time. Watch out kids; they
are pretty hard to avoid!
Question of the week! “When is
Jewel going to remain true to
one?” One day it’s Rig and the
next Frank. I give up!
Pat, everytime you go home and
date someone else, does Bob raise
as much fuss about it as he did
last week?
Who’d a thunk it! Harry Woos-
ley has been seen day after day
visiting someone in West. Spring
really is wonderful!
Poet’s Corner
(Continued From Page Three)
twinkling stars above.
I never knew the sunset in its
splender—^the mountains being
kissed.
I think that I should live my
lifetime over—there are so many
things that I have missed.
AYER’S STORE
Shoes and Sportswear
B ELK’S
Sells it for Less
1949
Brevard College
Baseball Schedule
April 1 — Gardner-Webb at
Boiling Springs. /
April 5 — Ecusta at Ecusta
(seven innings).
April 8 — North Greenville
here.
April 9 — Ecusta at Camp
Sapphire.
April 12 — Spartanburg at
Spartanburg.
April 15—Pfeiffer here.
April 27 — North Greenville
at Tigerville.
April 29 — Asheville Bilt-
more here.
May 3 — Mars Hill at Mars
HUl.
May 6 — Asheville Biltmore
at Asheville.
May 10—Spartanburg here.
May 13—Gardner-Webb here.
May 17 — Mars Hill here.
May 19—Enka at Enka .
May 21 — Blue Ridge school
here.
May 26—Enka here.
May Blue Ridge at Hen
dersonville.
LONG’S
DRUG STORE
Jones’ News Stand
“A BOOKSTORE OF
PERIODICALS”
McFee Jewelers
Diamonds - Watches
Watch Repairing
GIFTS — RECORDS
T Rackets T
E Balls T
N Accessories N
N - Shoes N
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S .Rackets Restrung S
THE
HOBBY & SPORT
SHOP
VARNER’S
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DRUG STORE
Galloway s Cafe
“Where Good Meals Are a Specialty”
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April 3, 1949
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April 3 and 4
That Wonderful
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I April 7 and 8 |
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