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THE CLARION
NOVEMBER 16, 1962
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On November 10, the newly formed soccer team
traveled to Warren-Wilson College for a practice
game. Brevard was beaten by a score of 8-0. This
score is not surprising since Warren-Wilson has been
defeated only once in three years.
Even against great odds, the Brevard soccer team
made a commendable showing.
As Thanksgiving approaches, the time draws
near for Brevard to begin its tough basketball season.
I he first regular season game is scheduled for Novem
ber 23 at Chowan.
„ The Tornadoes have had practice games with
Western Carolina College, the Furman freshmen, and
Appalachian State Teacher’s College. From all re-
ports, the Tornadoes are developing into a fine, stur
dy ball club. We all ho'pe to see the Brevard cagers
^11 national finals in Kansas City. Let’s
all che'^ the Tornadoes on to victory and support them
to the fullest. Let’s place old Brevard Tech on the
map again!
INTRAMURAL STANDINGS
^ n ^ Won
Cellar Dwellers «
Blivits
Eebel Rousers ~ 4
Town Housers 3
Mouseketeers 2
Gladiators j
Vikings
Skinners q
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The third floor Green Blivits
defeated the Rebel Rousers of
third floor Taylor by a score of
20-13 in an intramural game
played on November 8. The Reb
els were unbeaten prior to this
game.
The Rebels took the lead early
in the game with two touchdowns
before the Blivits taUied their
first score. The Blivits came back
quickly with two touchdowns and
made good on both extra points.
The score at halftime was 14-13
with the Blivits on top.
The last half saw the Blivits
in command as they scored their
final touchdown.
Jim Ferguson, scoring two
of the touchdowns for the Blivits,
and Don Thomas were standouts
in the game.
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to take the conference championship.
Joe Forte, in front, and Glover Sum-
mey, running second in the 'picture,
are shown as they fight to hold off
their opponents.
BASKETBALL
SCHEDULE
NOVEMBER
23 Chowan There
24 Louisburg There
29 Kings Here
DECEMBER
1 Asheville-Biltmore - Here
4 Lees McRae There
6 Anderson Here
10 North Greenville Here
13 Spartanburg Here
JANUARY
5 Spartanburg There
7 Young Harris, Ga. _ Here
11 Kings There
12 Wingate There
15 Gardner Webb Here
29 Anderson There
31 Asheville-Biltmore There
FEBRUARY
2 Young Harris, Ga. There
5 Lees McRae Here
8 Wingate Here
11 North Greenville _ There
14 Gardner Webb There
16 Louisburg Here
Basketball Roster
Joe Forte 5’8%”
Gene Allen 6’3”
Glover Summey 6’Q”
Ray Hoxit Q’SVz"
Doug Rogers 5’liy2”
Leaman Stanley 6’1”
Eddie Schwab 6’4%”
David Cort 6’2W’
Charles Cort 6’1”
Monroe Whitt 6’2”
Johnny Bradburn S’lOyz”
Steven Royalls 6’2”
Jimmy Holder 5’8”
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Lees McRae Wins
Conference Meet
Cellar Dwellers Win
Over Rebel Rousers
Lees McRae College out-lasted
Brevard College and Wingate
College in the Cross Country
Conference Meet which was held
at Brevard on November 3 to
claim the victory. Lees McRae
scored 25 points while Brevard
totaled 30 to come in second.
Wingate was out of the running
v.'ith 63 points. Con Rich, from
Lees McRae, came across the
finish line in first place settling
a new course record. Brevard
College’s top thinclad. Bob Mals-
by, was second.
Other standouts on the Brevard
team have been Glover Summey,
Joe Forte, and Bud Zirkle.
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On Monday, November 12, the
Cellar Dwellers of Green Hall
were victorious over the Rebel
Rousers of Taylor Hall with a
final score of 27-14, as the
“Dwellers” continue to lead in
the intramural football bouts.
As in previous games, the Reb
el Rousers took an early lead and
were leading the Cellar Dwell
ers 14-13 at halftime.
In the second half, however, Gil
Hofheimer of the Cellar Dwellers
tallied two touchdowns and a
safety to secure the victory. They
are unbeaten in intramural play
and hold a 6-0 record.
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