COACH NORMAN WITEK and his outstand
ing miler, Reggie McAfee, study the latter’s lat
eat trophy, one of the many he has captured in an
exceptional track career at Brevard College.
Brevard Linksters
Head For Regionals
The Brevard Linksters, in
conference play at Etowah last
week, finished second behind
Spartanburg Junior College.
For the 36 hole match the to
tal for Brevard was 619, as
opposed to Spartanburg’s team
total of 603.
Bow man for Brevard was
Don Dickey, who shot a 76 and
a 75 for a 151, for the two
day event. Other Brevard team
member scores for the match,
plus totals, are as follows: Jim
Martin, 77, 77, 154; Tommy
Carpenter, 77, 81, 158; Tom Jor.
dan, 79, 19, 158; Marvin Davis;
78, 80, 158; Mark Repokis, 81,
81, 162.
Placing second in conference
play enables Brevard to par
ticipate in the Region 10 play
offs which will be held May 18
at Quail Ridge Country Club
in Sanford, North Carolina.
The winner of the playoffs
will go to Flint, Michigan, for
the nationals.
ETOWAH VALLEY GOLF CLUB
DINING ROOM & LOUNGE
For a dinner and evening that is distinctively
different, relax and dine in a charming
atmosphere overlooking beautiful Etowah
Valley Golf Course. FEATURING PRIME
STEAKS AND SEAFOOD.
Toss your own Salad from 17 ingredients.
Champagne with your meal, compliments of the club.
Thurs. is Family Night featuring a spaghetti
dinner with a delicious homemade meat
sauce.
By Popular Demand Now Open Every
Evening Except SUNDAYS and TUES
DAYS 5:00 - 11:00 p.m.
ON US 64 AT ETOWAH, N. C.
BETWEEN HENDERSONVILLE & BREVARD
Phone 70V891-7022 or 693-9154
den Cannon
Country Club
Reports Events
TENTATIVE SCHEDULE
Area Golfing Events
May 14-15-16—Men’s 54-hole
individual score. “Greater Hen
dersonville Open”, (Etowah
Valley G. C.)
May 15-16 —Men’s 36-hole 4
ball “Spring Classic”, $20.00
per player. Free practice round
(Glen Cannon C. C.)
May 15-16 — Member-Guest,
36holes. $30.00 entry fee per
team (Springdale C. C.)
May 23 — Men’s 18-hole low
gross-low net. (handicap) spon
sored and directed by Carolinas
Golf Association. (Glen Cannon
C. C.)
May 29-30-31 — Men’s 54-hole
Individual Score — Entry fee
$20.00 — Free practice round
(Springdale C. C.)
June 9—Men’s 18-hole, Kem
per - Asheville Pro/Amateur —
one PGA pro teams with three
amateurs. Purse $5,000 (Etowah
Valley G. C.'l
June 10-11-12-13 — PGA Pros
72 holes, Kemper - Asheville
Open. Purse $35,000 (Etowah
Valley G. C.)
June 14-15—Junior Tourna
ment, 36-holes, 16-years and
under. Entry fee $5.00. Free
practice round (Springdale
C. C.)
June 19-20 — Men’s Member
Guest, $20.00 each team, 36-hole
4-ball. (Glen Cannon C. C.)
June 24 — Ladies’ 18-hole,
“Blue Ridge Women’s Golf As
sociation”, includes members
from Beaver Lake, Etowah,
Maggie Valley, Tryon, Spring
dale and Glen Cannon (Glen
Cannon C. C.)
July 8-9-10-11 — Men’s Invita
tional, 72-hole Individual score.
(Beaver Lake G. C.)
August 21-22 and 28-29 —
Men’s Club Championship. Low
gross and low net, (Glen Can
non C. C.)
September 8-9-10 — Men’s 54
hole PGA "North Carolina
Open” Purse $7,000 (Maggie
Valley C. C.)
September 11-12 — Men’s 36
hole, "Autumn Classic” 4-ball,
(Etowah Valley G. C.)
October 2-3 — Men’s 36-hole,
“Fall Classic” 4-ball, $20.00 per
player, free practice round
(Glen Cannon C. C.)
October 16-17—Men’s 36-hole,
“Autumn Classic” 4-ball, entry
fee $50.00 per team. Dinner and
cocktails, (Springdale C. C.)
When in need of job printing,
call The Transylvania Times.
1971 SCHEDULE
TRANSYLVANIA LITTLE LEAGUE BASEBALL
PLACE: E. L. LYNN FIELD
5-10 Colts - Red Sox (2)
5-11 Braves - Mets (2)
5-13 Cardinals - Pirates (1)
5-14 Panthers - Cubs (1)
5-15 Mets - Colts (S)
5-17 Red Sox - Panthers (2)
5-18 Mets - Braves (1)
5-20 Pirates - Cubs (2)
5-21 Colts - Cardinals (1)
5-22 Panthers - Red Sox (S)
5-24 Mets - Cardinals (1)
5-25 Colts - Braves (2)
5-27 Red Sox - Pirates (1)
5-28 Cubs - Panthers (1)
5-28 Cardinals - Braves (2)
5-29 Cubs - Pirates (S)
5- 31 Red Sox - Cubs (2)
6- 1 Cardinals - Colts (3)
6-3 Braves - Red Sox (2)
6-4 Panthers - Mets (1)
6-4 cubs - Colts (3)
6-5 Red Sox - Braves (S)
6-7 Colts - Pirates (1)
6-8 Cardinals - Panthers (1)
6-8 Braves - Cubs (3)
6-10 Pirates - Cardinals (1)
6-11 Mets - Panthers (1)
6-11 Red Sox - Colts (3)
6-12 Cubs - Cardinals (S)
6-14 Braves - Pirates (1)
6-14 Panthers - Colts (3)
6-15 Cubs - Red Sox (1)
6-17 Pirates - Mets (1)
6-17 Braves - Colts (3)
6-18 Panthers - Cardinals (1)
6-19 Red Sox - Mets (S)
6-21 Pirates - Panthers (1)
6-22 Cardinals - Cubs (1)
6-22 Colts - Mets (3)
6-24 Panthers - Braves (1)
6-25 Pirates - Red Sox (1)
6-25 Cardinals - Mets (3)
6-26 Cubs - Braves (S)
6-28 Pirates - Colts (1)
6-28 Red Sox - Cardinals (3)
6-29 Mets - Cubs (1)
6- 29 Panthers - Pirates (3)
7- 1 Braves - Cardinals (1)
7-1 Mets - Red Sox (3)
7-6 Pirates - Braves (2)
7-6 Colts - Panthers (3)
7-8 Cubs - Mets (1)
7-8 Cardinals - Red Sox (2)
7-9 Braves - Panthers (1)
7-9 Mets - Pirates (3)
7-10 Colts - Cubs (S)
KEY:
(S) Saturday 10:00 a.m.
(1) First Game 6:00 p.m. (Change to 5:30 p.m. after
school closes)
(2) Second Game (approximately 7:30 p.m.)
(3) Third Game (approximately 9:00 p.m.)
Home Team in First Column and Will Use Third Base Dugout
Home Team Responsible for Scorebook i
Home Team Responsible for Policing Field
Home Team Responsible for Returning Bases to Clubhouse
Home Team Pick Up Bases Saturday
Players Remain in Dugout Except those Hitting and on Deck
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NEWS
KAGE EIGHT
Thursday, May 13, 1971
Beam Dorm Wins
The World Series
Beam outlasted Green I and
III for the intramural softball
championship as they won the
best-out-of-three seriesv 2 to 1.
Led by Don Duvall and a host
of other talented batsmen.
Beam bombed Green II to 2 in
the first game. Green I and III
bounced back in the second
game to win 3 to 2 as the event
we ♦ into an exciting extra in
nir Mike Faggart knocked in
th .'in which proved to be the
winning margin.
The teams played twice that
clay because they were pressec
for playing time. Beam openec
up the first ipning with five bif
runs as Don Duvall’s bat once
again led the way. Green tal
lied four runs in the bottom oi
the first inning. Beam cam*
across with five more runs in
the later innings, but Green
failed to score. The game end
ed as Green hit into a double
play which only proved typical
play for the Beam champions
as they won, 10 to 4.
Tennis Team Plays In
Conference Tournament
ine conference tennis tourn
ament was held last Friday at
Wingate College; ancl, as ex
pected, the host team won all
the honors. Regular season con
ference champion Wingate was
followed by Anderson, Lees
McRae, Brevard and Montreat
Anderson.
Brevard College was repre
sented at the tournament by
sophomores, Phil Hess, Ernie
Sewell, and Mike Faggart. For
various reasons Bob Propst,
Stuart Byers and Lyndon Ash
worth were not able to attend.
Hess, Sewell, and Faggart all
played singles while Hess and
Sewell also joined to form a
doubles team. In the singles
competition Hess and Sewell
both lost to Anderson and Mon
treat - Anderson respectively.
Faggart was the Tornadoes’ sole
victor in the singles as he beat
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
1971
BREVARD HIGH SCHOOL
Away—T. C. Roberson Sept. 3
Home—Tuscola_Sept 10
Home—Swain-__ Sept 17
Home—N. Buncombe Sept. 24
Home—Hendersonville Oct. 1
Home—E. Henderson Oct. 8
Away—Pisgah_i__ Oct. 15
Away—Erwin _ Oct. 22
Home—Glen Alpine — Oct 29
Away—Enka _ Nov. 5
BREVARD HIGH SCHOOL
1971
“B” TEAM SCHEDULE
A—Waynesville _ Sept 9
H—East Henderson .. Sept. 16
H—Enka_—_Sept. 23
A—Erwin __Sept. 30
A—North Buncombe ~ Oct. 7
H—T. C. Roberson_Oct. 14
Play Off Game Oct. 21.
All games 4:30 except Enka
Played 5:00 P. M.
VARSITY TRACK SCHEDULE
May 14
Western Regional .. Brevard
May 21
State Track Meet — Raleigh
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Chuck Allen of Lees McRae
6-3, 4-6, 8-6. Faggart theft ad
vanced on to the semifinals
where he lost 1-6, 1-6 to South
African Tony Destanak of Win
gate College.
Brevard’s doubles team of
Hess and Sewall also reached
the semifinals as they beat
Montreat - Anderson in three
sets. In the semifinals the Tor
nadoes fell in two sets to Win
gate.
BREVARD HIGH
GOLF SCHEDULE
Thursday, May 13 _ 2:00,
Etowah Valley, Ivy Conference
Golf Tourney
Monday - Tuesday, May 17-18
—Finley Golf Course, Chapel
Hill, N. C„ State Golf Tourney
BREVARD HIGH SCHOOL
1971
“A” TEAM SCHEDULE
A—Erwin__ Sept. 2
A—Tuscola _ Sept 9
H—Reynolds _ Sept. 16
A—Pisgah - Sept. 23
H—Tuscola _ Sept 30
H—T. C. Roberson_Oct. 7
H—Pisgah - Oct. 14
H—Erwin _ Oct. 23
A—Reynolds___ Oct. 28
All games start 7:30
ROSMAN HIGH SCHOOL
1971
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
Home—Tryon__ Aug. 27
Home—East Yancey ... Sept. 2
Home—Asheville High Sept. 9
Home—Christ School Sept. 23
Away— Hot. Springs Oct. 1
Away—NC School
For Deaf__ Oct. 14
Open - Oct. 21
“B” Team
Away—Marshall_Sept. 17
Away—Mars Hill
Oct. 8
Away Mt. Holly
Oct. 29
Nov. 5
NOTICE TO ALL DOG OWNERS
1971 SCHEDULE FOR
Rabies Vaccination Of Dogs
r. ** • £ ,»•' . - - '
I: ) ’ : ■ ■ ” ■ ■ ... "• ■' • -
PRICE *3.00 FOR 3-YEAR VACCINE
(3-YEAR VACCINE)
SECTION PLACE DAT* TIME P. M.
Sal., May 15 -2:00-3:00
Sal., May 15 ... 3:00-4:00
Wed., May 19 ...4:00-5:^3
Wed., May 19 ... 5:00-6:00
Sat., May 22 ... 2:00-3:00
Sal., May 22 ... 3:004,00
I 1971 (Gram T*f ) are not required t»
Silyersleen Contra. Center
Community Center.
Bagwell’* Store ...
County Aninuif Shelter . .
Gloucester .
Balsam Grove ....
Ducktown.
Ross Road .
Rosenwald-Brevard
Brevard .
Dog* mcinatod during 1969 (Blue Tag), 1970 (Rod Tog)
hove any further vaccination during Mil. All other dog. .
the
recent
•winner
of the
.... Dpmon X
Ira* Team *- ged To «*■
(Adktee, Stewart tavrw
• <
The Brevard track team dis
played their excellence once
again in the Region Ten meet
held here last Saturday. On
their way to yet another vic
tory, the team set 12 meet rec
ords, and broke two school
records. Meet records were set
in the 440 relay, Mile run, 120
HH, 440 dash, long jump, 440
1H, 220 dash, Javelin, pole
vault, 2 mile relay and the
triple jump. Ed Williams Cap
turned two school records by
running the 100 yd. dash in 9.7
and by scoring more total
points in a season than anyone
in the history of Brevard track.
The National meet will be
held in Mesa, Arizona, on May
20, 21, and 22. Brevard will be
well represented by Lennox
Stewart, Ed Williams, Reggie
McAfee, and Clarence Thomas.
Two of the team’s stars, Mc
Afee and Stewart, have also
been invited to compete in the
International Freedom Games
to be held Sunday, May 16, in
Philadelphia, Pa. This nation
ally televised event will fea
ture McAfee running against
World Record holder Jim
Ryun (3:51.1), NCHA champion
Marty - Liqupri (3:58.3) and
Oregon’s Steve Savage (3:50.2).
in the “Mile of the Century.”
A world record is predicted in
this event; and if McAfee is
able to break the 4 minute
mile as expected, he will be*
ever to do so. Stewart will com
come the first Black American
pete against the world’s 6th
best 880 man, Mark Wingen
ried. '
Congratulations to Coach
Norm Witek and the team on
an excellent season.
When yon think of prescrtm.
Hons, think of VARNER’S, adv.
1971 SCHEDULE
TRANSYLVANIA MINOR LEAGUE BASEBALL
PLACE: E. L. LYNN FIELD
5-10 Red Sox - Braves (1)
5-11 Cardinals - Panthers (1)
5-13 Giants - Yankees (2)
5-14 Giants - Tigers (2)
5-17 Braves - Panthers (1)
5-18 Red Sox - Cardinals (2)
5-20 Giants - Panthers (1)
6r21 Tigers - Cardinals (2)
5-24 Braves - Yankees (2)
5-25 Cardinals - Yankees (1)
5- 27 Tigers - Braves (2)
6- 28 Red Sox - Giants (2)
5-31 Panthers - Yankees (1)
5- 31 Tigers - Red Sox (3)
6- 1 Giants - Braves (1)
6-1 Panthers - Red Sox (2)
6-3 Yankees - Tigers (1)
6-3 Braves - Cards (3)
6-4 Panthers - Tigers (2)
6-7 Yankees - Red Sox (2)
6-7 Cardinals - Giants (3)
6-8 Yankees - Giants (2)
6-10 Braves - Red Sox (2)
6-10 Panthers - Cardinals (3)
6-11 Panthers - Braves (2)
6-14 Cardinals - Red Sox (2)
6-16 Tigers - Giants (2)
6-16 Yankees - Braves (3)
6-17 Cardinals -* Tigers (2)
6-18 Panthers - Giants (2)
6-21 Giants - Red Sox (2)
6-21 Braves - Tigers (3)
6-22 Yankees - Cardinals (2)
6-24 Yankees - Panthers (2)
6-24 Braves - Giants (3)
6-25 Red Sox - Tigers (2)
6-28 Red Sox - Panthers (2)
6- 29 Tigers - Yankees (2)
7- 1 Cardinals - Braves (2)
7-6 Giants - Cardinals (1)
7-8 Red Sox - Yankees (8)
7-9 Tigers - Panthers (21
KEY:
(1) 6:00 p.m. (5:30 p.m. after school)
(2) 7:30 p.m. (approximately)
(3) 9:00 p.m. (approximately)
Home Team in First Column and Uses Third Base Dugout
Home Team Responsible for Scorebook
Home Team Responsible for Policing Field
Home Team Responsible for Returning Bases to Clubhouse
Players Remain in Dugout Except those Hitting and on Deck