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THE CLARION
APRIL 21, I9g^
A WINGATE PLAYER has his around the bases when the ball went
hand shaken as he finished his run sailing- out of the park.
Dunham
Rocked
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First
Dunham Auditorium rocked
to the static beat of James T.
and the Catalinas last Saturday
evening. A crowd of about 200
students gathered for the swing
ing event. Also on stage to dem
onstrate their musical virtuosity
were the Dynettes, a group vag
uely resembling the Supremes.
The dance, sponsored by
Beam, Green, and Jones dormi
tories and SGA, was dampened
somewhat by the belated arriv
al of the Catalinas, who final
ly made the scene at 11 p. m.
During the extended waiting
period Brevard students show
ed their creative ingenuity by
joining hands and organizing a
huge square dance. John Vimont
took the spotlight on stage dem
onstrating and calling the dance
at the same time. Curfew was
then extended to 1 a. m. to al
low the couples more time to
frug.
The Catalinas appeared some
what shaken from their trip,
as they reeled off one obscure
tune after another. One poor
fellow, the trumpeter, was
slightly higher than the stage.
He played flat all evening.
The drummer didn’t put out
a very loud sound, or any or
ganized rhythm for that mat
ter, mainly because he was in
tensely fearful that the tape
on his repaired drum would
break lose.
The singer and guitarist had
twice as much trouble as the
drummer. He found it quite
hard to hit the right notes in
his profusion of loose strings.
At the close of an unrehears
ed song, the lead singer of the
Dynettes gracefully leaned to
ward the audience and quipped,
“Ya’ll are just having a ball
out there!”
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Tuesday, April 11, the B. C.
golfers, led by Walter Clayton
with a 78 six over par, beat
Lees McCrae 15 to 12.
Clayton’s six over 78 won
him medalist honors of the
match. Close behind were Bre
vard’s Bobby Williams and Ron
nie Sherrill who shot 80 and 81
respectively.
The Tornado scoring follows:
Walter Clayton and John Trot
ter combined to win 9 points
and lose 0. Bob Cambpell and
Bobby Williams teamed up to
win 4 points while losing 5, and
Tony Felthaus and Ronnie Sher
rill won 2 points while losing
7 points.
Brevard Wins
Tri-Meet
Business
Department
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ly in the secretarial and execu
tive branches, although that is
the most prevalent.
An important part of this
field is the Business Club,
whose president is Janice Lew
is. The students have speakers
from various business fields
which acquaints them with the
broad outline of business life.
The purpose of the club is to
prepare them for their plunge
into the working world.
“To me, our B. D. is out
standing. When I graduate this
spring, I’m going to have confi
dence in myself, because I know
I have an excellent background
in business to lean on,” com
mented Elaine Byrd.
“I’m always glad when my
students continue college work,
but we do our best to have
each one of them ready to work
in two years,” said Mrs. Munro.
The Brevard College Track
Team, under the direction of
Coach Thad Talley, completely
dominated action in a tri-meet
with Gardner - Webb and Win
gate College to win the meet
with a total of 109 points.
Gardner - Webb placed second
with 53 points, followed by Win
gate with 19 points.
Two of “Talley’s Terrors”
set new school records in the
tri-meet. John Sim set a new
record in the broad jump with
a fabulous leap of 21’ 8” break
ing the old record of 21” 6%”
set in 1962 by Eddie Wallace.
Roger Jones set a new record
in the 440 yard intermediate
hurdles with a tremendous
time of 58.1 seconds. Roger
bsoke his own record set earlier
in the year of 58.6 seconds.
The victory was another ex-
Baseball Team Splits
On April 15, the Brevard
baseball team lost a conference
game to Wingate 8-4, here at
Brevard.
The Tornadoes used three
pitchers in this game. Starting
pitcher Gerald Enter was re
lieved after the first inning
when he allowed 4 hits and 4
runs. Relief pitcher, Joe Mc
Call, went for 4 2/3 innings be
fore being relieved by Danny
Denton. McCall allowed 5 hits
and 4 runs. Denton relieved Mc
Call in the last of the fifth in
ning and pitched the remainder
of the game, allowing only 1
hit and no runs.
Charlie Stroudenmire was
Brevard’s best batter, hitting 2
for 4.
In the third inning, Danny
Denton singled driving in Joe
McCall. In the fourth inning.
Tornado first baseman Phil
Claytor singled, and was driven
to third on a double hit by
Stoudenmire. McCall singled
driving in both players.
Brevard’s last score came in
the 7th when Johnny Gossett
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Fisher Speaks
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many of these products cost
more yet are of inferior quali
ty.
Mr. Fisher concluded his in
formative talk by stating that
working out financial problems
can be fun, if the couple works
together. Otherwise the results
could be disastrous.
led off with a single, and mov
ed to third when Ron Morgan
singled. Gossett scored when
the Wingate short stop made
an error.
On Wednesday, April 12 the
team traveled to Anderson for
an inter-conference game which
they won 4-3.
Gerald Enter went all the
way for the Tornadoes in a great
pitching exhibition. Winning
his first game of the season
Enter allowed only 9 hits. He
walked four and struck out five
as he and the tough Brevard
defense held Anderson to only
three runs.
Brevard co-captain, Johnny
Gossett got things rolling for
the Tornadoes in the seventh
inning when he doubled, driving
in Phil Claytor. Gossett then
scored on Enter’s single.
In the ninth inning Enter
scored when pinch hitter Bill
Farnum tripled. Farnum then
scored the winning run when
co-captain Johnny Warlick
singled.
Rackeeters Beat MA, Wingate
The Brevard College Tennis
Team won their fifth match of
the season Monday April 17, by
handing Montreat - Anderson
Junior College a 7-1 setback.
The Tornadoes are now 5-1 over
all and 2-1 in conference play.
The Tornadoes play host to
N.C.J.C.C. foe, Gardner - Webb,
this Saturday, April 22.
SUMMARY
Singles
Larry Smith, won 6-2, 6-1
Herb Rehberg, won ___ 6-0, 6-0
Jim Case, won 6-0, 6-0
Richard Marvin, won — 6-0, 6-0
Bill Means, won 6-2, 6-2
Pete Skarinka, lost 2-6, 7-5, 2-6
Doubles
Smith-Rerberg, won __ 6-0, 6-1
Case-Marvin, won 6-1, 6-0
ample of Brevard’s team - ef
fort in winning. Coach Talley
will take his men to Charles
ton, S. C., April 26, to run Char
leston Baptist in a non-confer
ence meet.
The Brevard College Tennis
team won its fourth game of
the season here Friday, April
14, by defeating Wingate Col
lege 6-1 in a W.C.J.C.C. match.
The Tornadoes are 4-1 over-all
and 2-1 in conference play.
Larry Smith had no trouble
winning his match by set scores
of 6-4, 6-1. Herb Rehberg nar
rowly dropped his match to
Walter Allen of Wingate by set
scores of 6-3, 6-1. Jim Case eas
ily won his match 6-2, 6-2. Rich
ard Marvin played excellent ten
nis as he won easily by set
scores of 6-2, 6-1. Bill Means,
playing the fifth spot for Bre
vard, won his match 6-4, 6-4.
Pete Skarinka, playing an exhi
bition match for Brevard, lost
to Wingate’s A1 Fussell 2-6, 6-2,
6-4.
Smith and Rehberg joined
forces to win the number one
doubles 6-1, 6-3. Jim Case and
Richard Marvin combined to
win the number two doubles
7-5, 6-3. Means and Skarinka lost
their exhibition match by scores
of 6-2, 6-2.
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