MABCH 10, 1967
THE CLARION
Gun Club Holds Shooten" Match
Saturday, twenty-five marks
men under the sponsorship of
1 Gun Club, met on the col-
ege property across the ^ench
Broad River, in the first of a
series of competitive shoots
'^"xhe first event, the .22 rifle
at '?0 yds. was won by Roland
Day, scoring 44 of a possible 50
Second place went to
Wy Wheeler, Charles Payne,
and Junior Carpenter, all scor-
in£f 37 points. ,
The second event, the .22 pis
tol at 25 ft., was won by Wayne
Kelley; Junior Carpenter was
second.
The third event, the still-
target shotgun at 30 yds., was
won by Pete Skarinka, a dark
horse to the shotgun event.
Pete put 8 pellets in the bulls-
eye with this single shot.
The last event, the clay pig
eon, was won by Randy Bur
nett, who hit 9 out of 10. Sec
ond place went to Fred Davis
and Barry Wheeler with 8
out of 10 each.
Because of its great success,
the Gun Club is planning anoth.
er shoot in the near future.
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Track Schedule
MARCH
13 (M) High Point (H)
20 (M) Wingate (H)
25 (S) Florida Relays
APRIL
8 (S) News Piedmont Relays
11 (T)—L.M.—N.G.—G.W. at G.W.
18 (T) G.W. — Wingate at G.W.
26 (W( Charleston Baptist (T)
29 (S) Millian Wofford (H)
MAY
1 (M) WCJCC Meet
5 (F) Wingate (T)
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DREW BARON, Brevard shotputter, winds up
for a mighty heave in preparation for his field-
ewnt. The entire track team will soon be in ac
tion as the season swings into high gear.
RONNIE SHERRILL proud
ly displays the Sportsmanship
Trophy won during the rev-
cent Western Carollnas Jun
ior College Conference tour
nament played at Forest City,
N. C. The co-captain of the
Tornadoes won this award be
cause of his overall basket
ball ability and his manner of
playing. This coveted trophy
was one of the two personal
awards given during the
tourney, in which Brevard de
feated Anderson, lost to
North Greenville, and beat
Lee McRae.
Sdiolarships
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Golf Schedule
MARCH
20 (M) Anderson
24 (F) Asheville Biltmore There
APRIL
3 (M) Anderson There
4 (T) North Greenville Here
6 (Th) North Greenville There
10 (M) Gardner Webb There
11 (T) Lees McRae Here
14 (F) Wingate There
17 (M) Gardner Webb Here
20 (Hh) Wingate There
24 (M) WCJCC Meet
27 (Th) Lees McRae There
28 (F) Asheville Biltmore Here
Martin To
Visit Kansas
Coach Martin, beginning hlB
third two-year term as Region
al Director, representing 21 junr
ior colleges in North Carolina,
South Carolina, and Virginia,
will attend the 26th annual
meeting of the National Junior
College Athletic Association to
be held in Hutchinson, Kansas,
from March 13 - 18. Coach Mar
tin is serving on 7 committees:
baseball, districting, football,
soccer, eligibility, service and
recognition, and is the chair
man of the tennis committee.
Track Season
Opens On 13 th
The Brevard College track
team open their season here at
Brevard on Monday, March 13,
when they entertain the Pan
thers of High Point College.
Coach Thad Talley has his
Roadrunners well in shape and
ready for this non-conference,
practice meet with High Point.
The field events will get under
way at 3 o’clock and running
events will start at 3:30.
“Please come out and sup
port the Tornadoes this coming
Monday and show them that
the Brevard College students
are behind them all the way!”
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Tennis Schedule
APRIL
4 (T) Asheville Biltmore There
11 (T) Lees McRae Here
12 (W) Anderson There
14 (F) Wingate Here
19 (W) Gardner Webb There
22 (S) Gardner Webb Here
25 (T) Wingate There
27 (Th) Lees McRae There
29 (S) Anderson Here
MAY
1 (M) WCJCC
2 (T) WCJCC
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