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Rams Down Brevard Five,
Local Girls Are Winners
Hitting on 47 per cent of their
shots from the floor and sink
ing 22 of 25 attempts from the
free throw line, T. C. Rober
son's Rams opened their 1971-72
prep basketball season with a
convincing 72-60 triumph Tues
day night over Brevard’s Blue
Dqvils.
The Rams, with Richie Size
more and Tommy Franklin do
ing much of the offensive dam
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age, opened up a 19-10 advan
tage early and maintained 15 to
20-point leads throughout most
of the game until the Blue
Devils closed the gap late in
the final stanza.
Brevard won the girls game,
52-42, as three players hit in
double figures. The Blue Devil
girls withstood a 24-point per
Brevard College Library Now
Pisplaying 10 Nativity Scenes
The. Brevard College Library
is displaying seven nativity
scenes from far and near.
Each creche is very unique.
They range from hand-made
ceramic figures to German
hand-painted wooden carvings.
There are Appalachian moun
tain corn - shuck characters,
primitive Paraguayan Indian
pottery images, and abstract
wooden statues, as well as
Italian and American conven
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tional nativity figures.
On display also an informa
tive “Moravian Christmas” fea
ture board.
Christmas would not be com
plete without a tree, and Mr. 1
and Mrs. Charles B. Disher of
Brevard donated a 10-foot ,
Christmas tree which has been
decorated by the library staff,
assistants and faculty members.
The public is invited to view
the displays.
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Brevard Places Eleven On Parkway
Division All-Conference Squad
Brevard’s Bine Devils domi
nated the all-conference selec
tions announced last week by
the coaches of the Parkway
Division of the Mountain
AAA Conference.
Coach Ed Emory’s team,
edged out for the conference
title by the Enka Jets in the
last game of the season, placed
eleven players on the honor
squad, and most of them were
unanimous selections.
Six Blue Devils were named
to the offensive all-confer
ence team, and these includ
ed Shrine Bowl bound Darius
Holtzclaw, end; thousand yard
plus gainer Jacob Norman,
running back; Speedy Wayne
Robinson, flanker, who was
named inspite of being in
jured most of the year; Ron
nie Whitmire, tackle; Steve
Morgan, guard; and Denny
Griffin, who was named to
the honor squad at quarter
back even though he missed
the last half of the season
with a shoulder separation.
On defense Brevard placed
rom Shipman at tackle, Ronnie
Banther at end, Mitchell Burr
it linebacker, and Dwight
looper at defensive halfback.
Stan Hudson was named
all-conference place kicker on
the squad.
ormance by Susan Crandall.
Grilfin led the Brevard boys
<'ith 20 points, and Morris had
;7.
The three local girls in dou
>le figures were: Patterson 17,
Daniels 14, and Fox 11.
College Cagers Win Third
Straight, Defeat Hiwassee
Ricky McClure netted a thrice
point play with 50 seconds feft
in the game to give Brevard
College an 87-04 lead and the
Tornadoes went on to capture
a 91-88 victory over Hiwas£$e
College Monday night r
Leading Brevard to its third
victory without a loss was
George Hester with 24 points
followed by McClure with 28,
Bob Miller with 14 and Bill Me
Clain with 10.
From a 46-46 tie at halftime
Bfevard took the lead and held
H until Hiwassee tied the score
at 71-71 with 5:29 left in the
contest. This set the stage for
McClure who hit clutch free
throws and baskets in the dos
ing minutes to spearhead the
Victory.
Brevard traveled to Mon
treat-Anderson on Wednesday.
Glen Cannon To Have Fall
Membership Meeting Monday
(Continue* Prana Pace One)
this means to the dub end be
cause of the tremendous in
crease in the value of the Ja
cilities the dub presently ,of
fers. It is further recommended
that any stockholder be allowed
ninety (90) days beginning
January 1, 1972, to become an
active member at present 1971
initiation fees.
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To stimulate interest in (he
club, the Board will offer (of
consideration by the member
ship a proposal to allow in
county (Transylvania) residents
to play golf on a green fee basis
if personally accompanied by a
member from March 1 through
May 29, 1972. This arrangement
Would be reviewed at the end
of this period and would not
necessarily be a continuing pro
gram.
Friday Night
Mixed League
1st PI.-Team # 5
2nd PL-Team # 8
3rd PI. - Team # 1
High Series
Team # 8 - 2385
Team # 3 . 2331
Team # 2 - 2321
High Game
Team # 3.821
Team # 2-817
Team # 8_814
Men High Series
James White _
Millard MUrdock_~
Jtit Terry r;___
tdrdock
(Continued from Pago One)
Program, is designed to teach
the intricate nature of modern
internal combustion engines
ranging from tractors to snow
mobiles and lawnmowers. Em
phasis it placed on the import
ance of tife operation and care
ful maintenance. This year
spina 188,000 boys and girls par
tldpated in the program.
; fte**, 18, is the aon of Mr.
MHfe, electricity, crafts,
»nd dairy calves.
enthusiasm for the Pe
te Power Program is obvt
om his five year participa
P oath small engines and
r operation. He has 870
STANDINGS
Early Risers
(November 23)
Won Lost
Robin Hood, Inc. __ 35 9
The Lively Ones 28% 17%
Hubbard’s Esso_26 18
Morris Pharmacy __ 26 18
Madden Bros._26 18
Gaither’s - __ 22 22
Connestee Fallettes 16 28
Pisgah Texaco _ 15% 28%
Paul’s Produce_15 29
The Handicaped 14 30
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Nancy Wagner. 220—574
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Nancy Wagner_5-10 & 5-7
Doreen Holland__ 2-7
Francis Campbell_ 4^5-10
Janet Srickland _ 5-7
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stranger at your door BE
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snowstorm as falling snow re
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Brevard's Wrestlers & Cagers
Open Schedules This Week
The whiter sports schedule
at Brevard high school moves
into high gear this week, with
Blue Devil wrestlers and
basketballers seeing plenty of
action.
Brevard’s wrestlers will host
the strong Asheville High
Cougars Thursday night (to
night) with the preliminary
matches scheduled to get under
way at 7:00 p.m. in the BHS
gym.
The grapplers will be at
home again this Friday night
when they take on A. C. Bey
5 noldf hpra, and those matches
. are also slated to get under
way at 7:00 p.m.
The basketball .teams will be
on the road this week, having
opened their season Tuesday
night by losing to T. C. Rober
son, but looking for their fjjyt
win as they go over to
Henderson this Friday night
The public Is urged to come •
out. and support all of these
fine athletic teams by attend- >
ing all of the games and
matches here this year.
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