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THE CLARION
May 27, 1949
College Athletes Honored
At Banquet, Letters Given
In Various Sports Recently
Lions, Kiwanians And Ro-
tarians Sponsor Event.
Tuttle Is Speaker
Brevard college athletes were
honored Monday night at a ban
quet in the school cafeteria which
was sponsored by the three civic
clubs of Brevard, the Lions, Ki-
wanis and Rotary clubs.
Athletic Director Bob Andrews
awarded letters in the various
sports to some 65 students and
thanked the athletes for their con
tribution to the sports program at
Brevard College.
Eev.- Lee Tuttle, pastor of the
Central Methodist church in Ashe
ville, and chairman of the athletic
committee of the board of trustees
of Brevard college, was the prin
cipal speaker of the evening and
chose as his topic, “The Game of
Life.” Mr. Tuttle said that life was
like a baseball game and that a
person always had three strikes.
He compared the bases on the dia
mond to the moral code. “You
can’t get far away from them or
else you get in trouble,” he de
clared.
The speaker was introduced by
Dr. E. J. Coltrane, president of the
institution, and Ray Swink was
master of ceremonies. In response
to his address of \yelcome, Clifton
Riggins expressed appreciation bn
behalf of the athletes for the fine
banquet. Special guests were the of-
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ficials of the three civic organiza
tions.
Alexander Speaks
Jack Alexander, head football
coach during the 1948 season, also
spoke briefly on the program.
Frank McGill and Hersey Hipps
talked on the football season, and
Grady King summarized the bas
ketball year. He was second high
est scorer in the conference per
game. The baseball season was re
viewed by Lander Beal.
Special music was furnished by
soloists, LaNue Floyd, Loise Strat
ton, Betty Boykin, with Miss
Caroline Gates at the piano. The
college orchestra, under the direc
tion of Bob Davis, played during
the dinner hour.
Clifton Riggins was awarded a
trophy for being voted the most
outstanding player by his fellow
teammates.
Receiving letters were t^ie fol
lowing:
Football, Basketball and Baseball
Jack McCauley, Chapel Hill;
Clifton Riggins, Biltmore; LaNue
Floyd, Kingstree, S. C.; Ebby Wil
kinson, Charlotte.
Football And Baseball
Ernest Gilstrap, Pickens, S. C.;
Richard Medlin, Biltmore; Frank
McGill, Kingstree, S. C.; Hershey
Hipps, Belmont; John McKissick,
Kingstree, S. C.; Albert Thomas,
High Point; Lander Beal, Gastonia.
Football Only
Sidney Currin, Oxford; Herman
Walker, Darlington, S. C.; Harry
Martin, Greenville, S. C.; Guy Chris
topher, Greenville, S. C.; Ralph
Anderson, Greenville, S. C.; Bill
Barton, Brevard; Bob Levi,( Cand
ler; Bill Ervin, Charlotte; Gene
Baucom, Charlotte; David Rogers,
Bennettsville, S. C.; Chester Baker,
FayettevUle; Fred Elkins, Durham;
Reid Prillaman, Wilson; Walter
Owens, Kingstree, S. C.; Bruce
Jamerson, Candler; Millard Bason,
Greensboro; Jimmy White, Char
lotte; Clyde Pitts, Franklin; Joe
Price, High Point; Ray Cheek, Bre
vard; Morgan Murphy, Albany, Ga.;
Gerald Martin, Darlington, S. C.;
Mack Greenway, Charlotte; Charles
Robertson, Alexandria, Va.; Wil
liam Miller, Troy.
Basketball Only
Grady King, Seagrove; J. B.
Thurmond, BennettsviUe, S. C.; As
ton Wilkes, Hemmingway, S. C.;
Bonner York, Forest City; Bob
Parlier, Conover.
Baseball Only
Michael Haddock, Charlotte;
Hoyt Truelove, Ware Shoals, S. C.;
Ernest Dickehson, Ware Shoales,
S. C.; Don Helms, Charlotte; Bob
Ikerd, Newton; Harold Skipper,
Brevard.
Basketball And Baseball
Ray Delapp, High Point.
Tennis
Morris Rozar, .Raleigh; Buddy
Mackie, Winston Salem; Charles
Freeman, Raleigh; Bob Ratchford,
Brevard; Bob Sherrill, Spindale;
Bob Norwood, Brevard.
Cheer Leaders
Frank Roberts, Charlotte; Elea
nor Orr, Charlotte; Betty Mallard,
Asheville; Bill Taylor, Charlotte;
Maxine Renshaw, Franklin; Jack
Prince, Kings Mountain; Bruce
Melvin, Gastonia; Tommie Alegre,
Brooklyn, N. Y.
Managers
Charles Robbins, baseball, Ply
mouth; Claude Hicks, all sports,
Randleman; Joe Leonard, basket
ball, Catawba; Glenn Smyre, New
ton; Tommy Blackwelder, Char
lotte.
Those given honorable mention
were: Pat Mason, Asheville; Kat
Adams, Bassett, Va.; and Pauline
Mallard.
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