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NEWS
PAGE TWO September 30, 1971
Pisgah Jayvees Whip Brevard
"A" Team. 28-14 In Squeaker
The undefeated Pisgah
High Jayvees edged the Bre
vard High “A” Team by a
28-14 score at Canton last
Thursday night, but the mar
gin of victory was not as wide
as the score might indicate.
The young Blue Devils were
trailing by only six points with
just under five minutes of play
remaining in the game when
they tried an onside kick in a
effort to regain ball possession
after William Lynch’s touch
down had narrowed the margin
to 20-14, Pisgah.
The alert Pisgah defend
ers recovered the short kick,
however, and started a drive
that ended with another Pis
gah score coming with only
15 seconds showing on the
clock.
Brevard took the lead in the
hard fought contest in the first
period when quarterback Dale
Griffin passed to Jimmy Phil
lips for a touchdown. The
score had been set up when
Brevard recovered a Pisgah
fumble at the Pisgah 21. Gary
Wynn kicked the extra point
giving Brevard a 7-0 lead.
Pisgah countered with a
score early in the second per
iod when Chuck Stines scor
ed but the failure of a two
point conversion attempt still
left Brevard ahead 7-6.
Ronnie West scored for Pis
gah late in the second quarter
and Stines took it over for a
two point conversion giving the
homestanding young Bears a
14-6 halftime advantage.
After a scoreless third per
iod, West scored his second
six pointer in the final frame.
The extra point attempt was
blocked, leaving Pisgah ahead
20-7.
Brevard took advantage of
another Pisgah fumble to set
up the final score for the visi
tors, which really brought the
crowd to its feet. William
Lynch fumbled three times on
the same play, but he finally got
ball possession enough to carry
it on over for the score. Wynn
kicked the extra point, setting
the stage for the onsides kick
off attempt that failed.
Undefeated Bearcats, Blue Devils
To Clash Here This Friday Night
Two long-time gridiron foes,
the Brevard Blue Devils and
the Hendersonville Bearcats,
will meet for the umphteenth
time in their long history
here Friday night, and, as
has been the case many times
in the past, both teams are
undefeated.
Coach Joe Hunt’s strong
Bearcats, moving up into AAA
competition this year after
completely dominating AA grid
circles for the past several
years, are reportedly strong
and versatile once again this
year.
The undefeated Bearcats
have only given up twelve
points to four opponents so
far, and even Brevard’s po
tent offense is expected to
experience trouble moving
against the stalwart Hender
sonville defense.
“Joe Hunt always does a
great job with the single-wing,
and we can’t expect anything
less than a good Hendersonville
team to come over here Friday
night,” Coach Ed Emory com
mented.
Hendersonville has chalked
up wins over Edneyville, Rey
nolds, Owen and East Hen
derson to date, and they will
be going all out to keep their
record unblemished against
the Blue Devils.
Coach Emory also noted that
only three blemishes appear on
Hendersonville’s record since
1968, and two of those, a 19-19
tie in 1968 and a narrow 27-26
loss last year, were administer
ed by the Blue Devils. “They’re
bound to be chompin’ at the bit
to get back at us for that one
point win last year,” Coach
Emory stated, “And I just hope
we’ll be mentally prepared for
them”.
It’s an old, old rivalry, and
Friday night’s meeting be
tween the two should be an
other in a long line of thrill
ers.
Kickoff has been set for 8:00
p.m., and perhaps the largest
crowd of the year is expected
to be on hand when the opening
whistle sounds.
Blue Devil Football Films
Are Shown On Monday Nights
The Brevard Blue Devil
Football films will be shown in
the Brevard High School audi
torium every Monday night at
7:30 for all parents, Blue Devil
members and interested fans.
The reasons for this are because
of shift workers, concession
stand workers, parents, and in
terested fans.
It is impossible to park in
the parking lot next to the gym
on a wet night because the lot
has no gravel on it.
Chief J. C. Rowe has been
asked to park season ticket
holders when there is not
enough room in the lots next
to the gym, to park them at
the football practice fields.
The Athletic Department has
asked all season ticket holders
to please be understanding on
this problem.
“We are working on ways to
improve our parking spaces,”
officers say.
WPNF Features News Of
All Kinds Every Hour Daily
(Continued From Page One)
Dan Hile; Friday, Station Pro
gram; Monday, County Exten
sion Chairman Jerry Purser;
Tuesday, N. C. Forest Service
Clark Grissom; Wednesday,
Home Agent, Miss Jean Child
ers.
Speaking this week on Morn
ing Devotions is Rev. M. L.
Tigers Trip Christ School 12-6 In
Thriller, Travel To Hot Springs
The Rosunan Tigers rode a
brilliant pass interception
and run back by Tim Thorpe
to a big 12-6 win over the
Christ School ffreenies at
Rosman last Saturday night,
marking the first win for Ros
man over the Greenies since
1964.
The win was a real thriller
for the large Homecoming
crowd and brought Rosman’s
overall record to a fine 4-1
mark.
Christ School quarterback
Peter Ingle put his team on
the scoreboard first in the
initial period of the game
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when he passed 32 yards to
Alex Bethune. Dan Steven
son ran for the two point
conversion that gave the
Greenies a 8-0 lead.
The Tigers came back in the
second period and drove 80
yards for their first score,
which came on a nineteen yard
sprint by Jimmy Earl McCall.
Two important plays in this
drive were passes from Jimmy
Hall to Ralph Johnson for 12
and 28 yards respectively. The
extra point attempt failed and
Rosman trailed by two at half
time, 8-6.
After a scoreless third period,
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Christ School started a drive
that carried deep into Bos
nian territory. With the Green
ies threatening to pad their
two point advantage, Ingle
fired a pass that was right on
target for his intended re
ceiver
It was right then that Tim
Thorpe timed his move perfect
ly and stepped right in front oi
the receiver at Rosman’s If
yard line, intercepted the pass
picked up beautiful downfield
blocking, reversed his field and
sped 78 yards for the score and
the Rosman victory.
The extra point attempt
failed, but it really didn’t
matter as the Tigers chalked
up their fourth win of the
year 12-6 over Christ School.
“It was the finest all around
effort that I have seen a Tiger
team come up with in recent
years,” Coach Lee Powell re
marked about the big win.
“Every team member play
ed well, and they all deserve
a great deal of credit for the
excellent job that they did.
I’m just as proud as I can be
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of all of them,” he concluded.
In commenting on Rosman’s
upcoming Appalachian Confer
ence game with Hot Springs
there this Friday night, Coach
Powell said that he didn’t ex
pect his Tigers to have it too
easy.
“They’ve lost several real
close games to some pretty
good teams, and I expect
they’ll give us a real fine
ball game,” he stated.
Kickoff time at Hot Springs
Friday night has been set for
8:00 p.m.
Statistics:
Rosntan C. School
First downs 9 5
Rushing yardage 106 80
Passing yardage 55 40
Passes 3-5-1 3-9-1
Punts 4-32 8-36
Fumbles lost 2 0
Yards penalized 30 95
Return yardage 108 46
Rosman 0 6 0 6—12
Christ School 8 0 0 0— 8
Ross, pastor of the Cedar Moun
tain Baptist church. Next week
Rev. Jim Davis, pastor of the
Brevard Church of Christ, will
be heard.
The Sunday morning church
service is being broadcast
through the remote facilities of
WPNF from the First United
Methodist church. Rev. Orion
Hutchinson is pastor.
Steve Morgan
Named "Player
Of The Week"
Co-Captain Steve Morgan,
called by his coaches one of
the finest linemen in the
area has been named Bre
vard’s fourth “Player of the
Week” for the 1971 football
season.
“Steve’s play all year long
has been outstanding,” com
mented Blue Devil head coach
Ed Emory, “But he was simply
terrific against North Bun
combe.”
The Blue Devil guard
blocked like a demon on of
fense, paving the way for
Brevard’s backs to pick up
huge chunks of yardage time
after time against the Hawks
last Friday night. This was
the key to his being honor
ed as “Player of the Week”.
“The Blue Devil coaching
staff is pleased to honor Steve
Morgan for his outstanding
play against North Buncombe,
and for his continuing 100% ef
fort all season long,” Coach
Emory concluded.
Jim Bob Tinsley
Former Brevardian 1$ Editor
Of A New Outdoor Magazine
Jim Bob Tinsley, outdoors
man, writer and Brevard na
tive, has been appointed edi
tor of a new magazine pub
lish in Florida.
Titled “Central Florida
Outdoors,” the new publica
tion is “dedicated to our out
door heritage.” It is publish
ed In Ocala, Florida, where
Mr. Tinsley has resided for
some time.
Mr. Tinsley is well known
for his books and stories in
outdoor magazines which he
has been publishing for sev
eral years.
Ho Is a member of the
Sigma Delta Chi, Profession
al Journalistic Fraternity, the
Outdoors Writers Association
of America and the Florida
Outdoor Writers Association.
An avid fisherman, he is a
charter member of the Bass
Anglers Sportsman Society.
“I hope to build ap a top
notch poblkfttioi in this
field,” wrote Mr. Tinsley in a
letter to The Times announc
ing the new publication.
the former Dottie Wilson of
Brevard, and they both teach
school in Ocala.
Davis Will Be
Speaker, Goal
Set At $55,266
(Continned from Page Two)
ceive support from the Unit
ed Fund are: Transylvania
Community Hospital, Ameri
can Red Cross, Boy Scout
Council, Girl Scouts, Transyl
vania Youth Association, Hu
mane Society, Mary C. Jenk
ins Center, Lions Club (White
Cane), Pisgah Liens Club
(White Cane), Transylvania
Community Center, Bosnian
Re sene Squad, Salvation
ArUty, Transylvania Rescue
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County Child Care Center
(4C’s).
Whan you think of prescrip
tions, think of VARNER’S, adv.
Norman, Crite
Score 3 TD's
Each In Rout
Biwirfi devastating Mm
Devils gat three touchdown
performances by Jacob Nor
man and Terry Crite, added
two more by Danny Walker,
and one each by Denny Grif
fin and Kandy Morets to
shoot down North Bun
combe’s Blackhawks by a 70-7
margin here last Friday night.
Sven a terribly muddy field
caused by unexpected late after
noon rains Friday couldn’t slow
down the Blue Devils, who
chalked up their fourth con
secutive win in as many games
this young season.
Jacob Norman, continuing
his personal assault on Bre
vard High’s record books, set
the pace early when he
sprinted SO yards for a
touchdown on Brevard’s first
offensive play to send the
Blue Devils ahead (4. Stan
Hudson’s kick made it 7-0
with only eleven seconds gone
in the game. Norman has now
carried 40 times this season
for a 15.1 average.
North Buncombe, the last
team to hand the Blue Devils a
regular season defeat on their
own field, showed signs of life
by taking the kickoff and
marching 60 yards for their
only score of the evening.
Ernie Lasher bulled his way
over from the one to score and
then kicked the extra point
that tied it up at seven all with
8:37 remaining in the first
period.
Then, for all practical pur
poses, school was out for the
Hawks.
The Blue Devils received, and
in four plays they were on the
scoreboard again, with Norman
sweeping wide for 17 yards and
the score. Hudson’s kick raised
the count to ’4-7, Brevard, with
S minutes left in the first quar
ter.
On the next series of
downs, North Buncombe stif
ened its defense enough to
halt the surging Blue Devils
for one of only several times
But the “Big Blue Machine"
was back in operation early in
the second period as Denny
Walker went 26 yards for an
other Brevard six pointer.
Denny Griffin hobbled the snap
from center on the extra point
attempt, and was stopped short
trying to run, leaving the score
20-7, Brevard.
North Buncombe fumbled
at their own 37 yard line sev
eral plays later, Brevard re
covered, and Denny Griffin
had Brevard on the score
board again four plays later
as he went over from the
two. The versatile Blue Devil
signal-caller then passed to
Kicky Salter for the two point
conversion, putting Brevard
ahead 28-7.
The Blue Devils scored once
more with 93 seconds remain
ing in the first half when Jacob
Norman got his third touch
down of the night on a 26 yard
run. The Griffin-to-Salter pass
combination clicked for the two
point conversion once more,
and Brevard went in at half
time leading 36-7.
The assault continued in
the last half as Danny Walk
er went over from the 16 yard
line early in the third period,
with Stan Hudson giving Bre
vard a 42-7 advantage with
his perfect conversion.
Terry Crite then appeared on
the scene for the first time this
season after recovering from a
pre-season fractured wrist, and
he made his debut in awesome
style.
The hard-running senior
scored Brevard’s next three
touchdowns on runs of five,
five and sixteen yards. Hud
son kicked true after one
score, had his kick blocked
after another, and then Rob
ert Charles passed to Keith
nkholson for a two pointor
that raised the score to 84-7
wi|k still over seven mlnntei
left to play.
Randy Mofetz concluded the
scoring onslaught with a five
yard jaunt with 1.38 to play,
and when Robert Charles was
stopped short on the two-point
conversion attempt, the Blue
Devils had themselves a 70-7
victory.
The margin of victory was
not the largest ever tor Bre
vard, as some observers might
think. That record was set by
Deyce Cannon’s 1M0 Blue
Devils who shut-out the
Franklin Panthers here by a
71-0 score.
Statistics:
N. Buncombe Brevard
First downs 7 22
Rushing yardage 113 428
Passing yardage 57 105
Passes 4-12-0 11-1M
Punts 3-31 0
Fumbles lost 4 0
Yards penalized 76 45
N. Buncombe 7 0 0 I— 7
Brevard 14 22 13 21—70
Slimfit Figure
Salon To Open
In Near Future
Slimfit Figure Salon will
open soon in the building ad
jacent to the A & P parking
lot.
Owned and operated by Mrs.
Shirley Petit, the salon will
feature the latest equipment,
individual instruction, and a
complete program for better
health and a more lovely figure.
Mrs. Petit says she is making
a special offer to the first 50
ladies who call her. The tele
phone number is 8624515.
The hours of the salon will
be from 10:00 a.m. until 9:00
p.m., Monday through Friday^
and from 10 a.m., until
p.m. on Saturdays.
BLUE DEVIL STATISTICS
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RUSHING TOTALS
Player
Carries
Jacob Norman___ 40
Mitchell Burr_19
Denny Griffin_23
Danny Walker_19
Robert Charles_ 9
Darius Holtzclaw_2
Terry Crite_ 8
Randy Moretz_ 7
Chris Sneed en_7
Kevin Harmon_ 4
Net Yards
604
116
178
201
17
-7
56
30
26
12
15.1
6.1
7.7
10.5
1.8
-7.0
7.0
4.2
3.7
3.0
PASSING TOTALS
Player Attempts Completions Yardage Int.
Denny Griffin_ 38 23 465 0
Robert Charles_19 12 145 1
Danny Walker_10 0 0
Chris Sneeden_ 10 0 0
TD’s
4
1
0
0
PASS RECEIVING TOTALS
Pumi Caught
Yardage
251
159
17
67
SCORING TOTALS
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