Page Eight
The Rams Horn
April, 1969
Golf Compiles 4-1 Record
The only bright spot on the
sports scene at S.C.C thus far
this season is the golf team.
Under coach Joe Nance, they
have comprised an impressive
4-1 record to date. The
Southeasters have chalked up
wins against Lenoir Community
College, Sandhills Community
College, Southport High school,
and Whiteville High school,
dropping only a match to Taft
Prep School of Connecticut.
The team is carrying five men
this year plus manager Jimmy
Burris. The number one man this
season is Eddie Gore, Gary
Heffner rates number two man,
and A1 Brice is number three.
Rounding out the roster is
Mickey Fortner playing fourth,
Tennis Team Rates 0-3
For the first time in S.C.C.
history, the Rams are fielding a
tennis team this spring. The
team is coached by Mr. “Big Al”
Roberson, and consists of
persons interested in
competition tennis. Thus far
Southeastern racket wielders
have been Brodie Andrews,
Linda Eaton, Sandra Sasser,
Gordon Watts, David Parker, Bill
Love, Al Brice, Harry Foley,
John Howarth, Red Ward, and
Rick Mason.
In three matches this season
the Southeastern tennis ream has
failed to find a victory. C.M.A.
handed them their first loss with
a 6-3 decision. The next game
for Southeastern was at Lenoir
Community College. The match
resulted in a heartbreaking loss
for S.C.C., 5-4. On Friday, April
4th, the Rams engaged their first
four year school as they took a
trip to Wilmington College to
face the Seahawks. The match
proved disasterous to S.C.C.,
sufferini! a 9-0 trouncing.
Next home game for the tennis
team will be at the Whiteville
country club next Tuesday. The
opponent will again be Lenoir
Community Collie and fans
will have a chance to see Mark
Helms perform. Mark was a state
champion in his high school days
at Goldsboro. The Rams are
hopeful of revenging their earlier
loss, and optimistic about the
chances of doing it.
Soccer Club Loses Three
YOUNG LADIES
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Exceptional earnings for
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Spring has found soccer
returning to S.C.C. At the
beginning of this quarter, a
soccer club was found and,
receiving financial support tirom
the S.G.A. has arranged an
impressive schedule for the
current campaign.
The young, inexperienceo
Ram team traveled to Pembroke
in guest of victory for the’
opening gama The Braves
proved to have both strength
and depth as they handed S.C.C.
an 11-3 setback.
The following Saturday,
Southeastern journeyed to
Methodist College to pit their
strength against another four
year school. The end of a hard
fought game found the Rams on
the short end of the scoring
stick. Methodist blanked S.C.C.
for a 4-0 victory.
Once again victory eluded the
S.C.C. soccer players as they
egaged Pembroke College on
Thursday, April 9th. The Hams
drew fi^ blood and the score
was knotted 2-2 at the end of
the first half. Depth began to
tell, however, and Pembroke
pulled away in the third quarter
to take the game S-4.
The Rams next home game is
scheduled for Saturday, April
19th, at the Chadbourn field.
They will be facing the New
Hanover Wildcats, who they
defeated 3 times in the fall.
with Bobby Daughtery hCiding
down the number five spot.
Winning is nothing new to the
S.C.C. golf team in their two
previous seasons of competition
the Rams have lost only one
match that one at the hands of
Sandhill Community College.
The golf team have never had a
losing season, and are expecting
another winner this year.
There will be plenty of action
next week for the Rams, who
have four matches stated. They
face Lenior Community College,
Sandhills Community College,
Coastal Carolina tech. and the
University of South Carolina at
Florence, which makes for a
pretty rugged schedule.
Pictur^ is the first edition of the Southeastern college Ram baseball team. From left to right
Diamondmen
Lose First
Southeastern’s baseball debut
ended in defeat at the hands of
Whiteville High School on
Wednesday, April 9th. The
Wolfpack scored an unearned
run in the first inning and
stopped the Rams for the last
seven to take the win.
Glen Cameron, Whiteville’s
hurler, walked to lead off the
Whiteville half of the first
inning. Cameron stole second,
then advanced to third when the
throw to the bag went to
centerfield. Pitcher Craig Land
fielded the next grounder and
elected to throw to first base for
the put-out. Cameron hustled in
from third and beat the throw to
home plate.
Craig Land pitched excellent
ball for the Rams, allowing but
one hit in six innings while
striking out seven. Steve Brooks
pitched the last frame for S.C.C.
and set the pack down in order.
The Wolfpack also received good
mound service from Glenn
Cameron, who allowed but 2
hits while fanning 9 Rams.
Civitan Sponsors
Sports Magazine
Publication of an annual sports
magazine headed by Red Ward
will appear on campus in May.
This money making project is
sponsored by the Civitan Club.
The magazine will feature all
of the college sports established
this year, pictures of various
teams featuring star players,
action shots, statistics and the
records of all the teams.
The magazine will have an
average of 20 pages. It will be
available to the students for a
small fee of 50 cents.
Rams Heard I
By RICK MASON
Sports, sports, and more
sports! Yes, we have got a sports
program at Southeastern this
spring that is making other, less
fortunate, schools turn green
with envy. But our students
aren’t turning anything,
including turning out for the
games. Seems like a real shame,
too, with such an opportunity to
display a little school spirit (look
it up in Webster if you don’t
know what it means).
Through the efforts of many
people, yes even the efforts of
our much denounced S.G.A.,
Southeastern is providing a
chance for many students to
participate in sports this spring.
True, only the golf team is
winning, but that doesn’t keep
S.C.C. from facing older,
stronger teams with every
intention of winning. If this
much desire and hustle can be
found among sports participants,
it would be a pity if the
spectators could not find the
energy to support them by
attending the games.
This is the spring soccer club of Southeastern who has just come
into existence this year. The front row left to right is Tomerlin,
Moffitt, Braswell, Fuller, Seaton, Reece, Foley, Miller; back row:
Ward, Cary, Stanaland, Nance, Howarth, and PCTkins.
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