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Y-A6E FOUR
Intramural
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MEMBERS OF the Brevard Track team line up
for a Clarion shot. Kneeling left to right are Wes
Howe, Eddie Pryor, John Hubner, John Weiss, Mike
Thompson, and Jim Allen. Standing are Bob Fer
ry, Charles Gilbert, Carroll Maxwell, Bill Frakas,
Kenny Baughn, David Bradfield, Mike Gillespie,
and Joe (Josephine) Brown.
TORNADO SPORTS
by Wes Howe
The prospects for the coming
1rack season at Brevard look
good. Coach Martin has set up
three dual meets, three trian
gular meets, the News-Piedmont
aelays and the WCJC confer
ence meet for the Tornadoes.
Six sophomores and eleven
freshmen compose the team.
In 100, 220, and 440 Coach
Martin has Carroll Maxwell, the
holder of three North Carolina
State records, Kenny
Baughn running,
; Bob Tuck, Brevard’s best man
in the event last year, is back
to run the 880.
In the mile and two-mile, the
conference cross-country cham
pion, John Hubner, and the
Tornadoes’ best man in the
events last year, Joe Brown, will
be the prospects. Bruce Bryant
and David Bradfield and Charles
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TOURNAMENT AT FOREST CITY
Gilbert will also be running in
the distance races.
Mike Thompson, South Caro
lina high school hurdle champ,
will be running the hurdles
along with Jim Allen.
In the field events, Sopho
more Bob Fen-y and Freshman
Dwight Self will be throwing
the shot put. Both men should
be throwing over 40 feet this
spring.
Bob Ferry will also be throw
ing the discus. Last spring he
was conference champion in
that event. Freshman Bob John
son will also be throwing the
discus.
In the Javelin there are two
returnees from last year—Ferry
and Wes Howe. Three Fresh
men, Bill Farkas, Bob Johnson,
and Jim Brown will also throw
the spear.
In the broad jump Kenny
Baughn will be doing the jump
ing. Kenny jumped nearly
twenty-one feet last year for
Brevard High School.
Mike Gillespie and Jim Allen
will be doing the pole vaulting.
Mike was Brevard’s best vaulter
last year, and Jim has jumped
over 12 feet.
Mr. Ray Burson will be coach
ing the runners. Coach Martin
will handle the field events, and
Ed Pryor will act as team man
ager.
The team has strength in
most of the events but needs
more men in the high jump,
broad jimip, and the hurdles.
Anyone who would like to try
any of these events should come
out as soon as i>ossible. No ex
perience is needed. The first
meet is March 23 against Win
gate.
Brevard College took third
place in WCJCC Tournament
held in Forest City on February
25, 26, and 27.
Gardner Webb was the cham
pion and Lees McRae took sec
ond place.
Brevard won its first game
over North Greenville 82 to 70.
The Tornadoes led through
out the game. They had a 121
point lead after 15 minutes of'
play. At half time they led 39
to 27.
After five minutes of the s^-
ond half, Brevard had built up
a 21 point lead.
The Mounties cut the lead to
10 points, but Brevard held on
to win by 12 points.
Brevard had four men in
double figures for the first
game. Bob Pickens was high
with 22 and Sherman Fearing
had 21. The other two in dou
ble figures were Larry Burch
with 18 and Jim Hammond with
11 points.
Brevard lost its chances to go
to the finals by losing to Lees
McRae, 73 to 71.
Early in the first period Bre
vard built up a nine point lead.
By half time Lees McRae had
cut the lead to one. The half-
time score was 34 to 33.
Late in the last half the Bob
cats had a 6 point lead. Bre-
vard put on a full court press
With 30 seconds to go the Tor
nadoes tied the score. |
Lees McRae scored on a lay!
up to give them the game. Bre-|
vard was unable to score when'
they got the ball with two sec
onds to go.
Larry Burch was the game’s
high scorer with 24 points. Joe
Nesbitt had 17 tallies.
The Tornadoes won the con
solation game Saturday night
by defeating Spartanburg 79 to
72.
At half-time Brevard had a
45 to 39 lead over the Pioneers.
The Tornadoes outscored
Spartanburg 34 to 33 in the last
half to take a seven point win.
Larry Burch was the game’s
high scorer with 26 points. Bob
Pickens and Joe Nesbitt each
scored 20 points.
Larry Burch was Brevard’s
high scorer for the tournament
with 68 points. Bob Pickens had
52, Sherman Fearing had 41 and
Joe Nesbitt scored 40. Bre
vard’s other scorers were Dave
Morrow with 9, Duane Morgan
with 5, Jim Hanunond with 13
and Bruce Smith with 3 points.
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The volley ball season ended
with Taylor III in first pkce
with a 5-1 record for the match
es. They gained first place on
their 11-3 record in individual
games. Green Basement came
in second and Taylor Basement
and 1 were in third.
On the third night of play Tay
lor Basement and I beat Green
1 and Day; Taylor III defeated
Green III; and Taylor II beat
Green II. All of the matches
were won 2 games to none.
In the fourth round of play
Green Basement beat Green III
2 games to none. Taylor III de
feat Green II in two straight
games. Taylor II won its match
over Green II and Day 2 games
to one.
Green Basement downed
Green II 2 games to one on the
fifth night of play. Taylor III
beat Green I and Day in two
straight games. Taylor Base
ment and 1 won by forfeit over
Green III.
On the final night of play Tay
lor II beat Green III two games
to none. Basement Green beat
Green 1 and Day, and Taylor
Basement and 1 defeated Green
II. Both matches were won 2
games to one.
Bob Stamey, Tony Russell.
Larry Runion, John Colley, Den
nis Houston and Dave Ellerbe
were named to the All-Star Vol
leyball team.
Tornadoes Lose To
Clemson In Soccer
The Brevard Soccer Club lost
a close game to the Clemson
Tigers March 6. The score of
the match was 3 to 1.
Neither team was able to score
in the first half.
The Tornadoes broke the
scoring ice in the third quarter
when Mr. Tauscher scored from
the left side.
In the fourth quarter, Clem
son managed to score three
goals in the goal that was sev
eral feet too big in both height
and width.
Dave Ellerbe played an ex
cellent game in the second and
fourth quarters. With a very
strong wind coming at him,
Dave stopped many of the Tig
er’s efforts at the goal.
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