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NEWS
P/GE TWO Thursday, January 13, 1972
Blue Devils Victorious Over
West Henderson By Score, 70-53
Scott Morris poured in 24
points and Denny Griffin 17
Tuesday as Brevard’s boys de
feated West Henderson, 70-53,
in non-divisk>n action of the
Mountain Conference. In girls
play Joyce Patterson scored 24
points to spark Brevard to an
impressive 57-35 victory.
John Barnette had 18 points
and Tim Templeton and Steve
Jones 15 apiece for the losing
Falcons in boys action. Donna
Whitaker and Peggy Lynch had
11 and 10 respectively for the
West girls.
Brevard ran its record to 7-4
with the win while the West
boys slipped to 20.
Boys Game
BREVARD (70) — Morris 24,
Griffin 17, Hoitzclaw 10, Powell
5, Dockens 4, McGuire 8, Grave
ly 2, Frisbee, Bate’.
WEST HENDERSON (53) —
Barnette 16, Templeton 15,
Jones 15. Morgan 4, McCall 2,
Sizemore 1, Darity, Howe,
Smith.
Halftime: 40-21, Brevard.
Girls Game
BREVARD (57) — Patterson
24, Paxton 13, Harris 11,
Daniels 9, Norman, Bellefield,
Collins, Bets ill, Myers, Raines,
Maney, Harvey.
WEST HENDERSON (35)—
Whitaker 1, Lynch 10, Roberts
4, Hazel 6, Justice 1, Rymer 1,
Allen 1, Morrell. Morgan, Hig
gins, Chapin, House, Wilson.
Halftime: 35-11, Brevard.
Jayvees: 73-61, Brevard.
Brevard College Cagers
Defeat Wingate, 97 To 80
Brevard Junior College
placed five players in double
figures en route to a 97-80 vic
tory over Wingate College
Tuesday night at Wingate.-' ■
The victory lifted Coach
Larry Burch’s record to 7-2
with another road game, at
Mitchell College, scheduled
Wednesday.
Ricky McClure led Brevard’s
scoring wih 18 points, Ken
Spain and Bill McClain added
16 each, Mike Coles had 14 and
Eddie Taylor had 13.
Wingate, which fell behind at
halftime by 10 at 42-32 and nev
er caught up, was paced by Dan
ny Moon’s 19 points.
Friday Night Mixed League
1st place_Team #5
2nd place-Team #8
3rd place_Team #7
High Series
Team #8 __ 2386
Team #3 __ 2331
Team #2 _____ 2321
High Game
Team #3_821
Team #8 —. 817
Team #2- 817
Men High Series
James White_640
Joe Terry __637
Millard Murdock_635
Men High Game
Millard Murdock_249
Joe Terry_242
James White _ 239
Women High Series
Norma McCall_695
Loretta Johnson_652
Martha McCall___646
Women High Game
Loretta Johnson_245
Norma McCall_239
Dorene La Crox_237
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Sandra Clayton_5-6-7
Millard Murdock -_4-10
Rex Galloway _2-5-7
Dorene La Crox __2-7
Agnes Gural_3-10
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1971 - 1972
BREVARD
SENIOR HIGH SCHOOL
WRESTLING SCHEDULE
Date School Place
Tues., Jan. 11—W. Henderson H
Fix, Jan. 14—Enka-A
Tues., Jan. 18—Reynolds „ A
Fri. - Sat, Jan. 21 • 22 West
ern Carolina Invitational
Tournament at Tuscola
Mon., Jan. 24—Sylva-Webster A
Fri., Jan. 28—E. Henderson H
Mon., Jan. 31—Harris-A
Fri., Feb. 4—Tuscola-H
Tues., Feb. 8—Owen-A
All matches start at 7:30 p m.
Friday, Saturday, Feb. 11-12
Mountain AAA Conference
Tournament at-Brevard
Friday, Saturday, Feb. 25-28
Western Sectional at Tuscola
Friday. Saturday, Feb. 18-19
State Tournament at Winston
Salem
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Rosman Tigers Win Seventh
In A Row, Remain Undefeated
Bosnian's undefeated Tig
er* ramped to their seventh
victory Tuesday night by
blasting winless Spring
Creek, 9936. Bosnian also
won the girls encounter, 36
14.
Four players hit in doable
figure for^the^ Tiger ^ hoys,
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Spring Creek, Rachel Clark
kit 13 points and Doual Wil
son 12 in the **r-girls
win. Peggy Ledford had five
for Spring Creak.
Bays Game
SPRING CREEK (38) —
Keener 12, Ckldwell 11, Duck
ett 6, Woody 4, Frisbee 3,
CUSTOM WELDING
FABRICATION A GENERAL REPAIRS
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BRAZING
Green, Price, Willitt
BOSMAN (98)—Kitchens 26,
Whitmire 18, Shook 17, Hall 10,
Pressley 8, Chappell 0, Cathey
4, Crowe 4, Pox 2, G. Phillips
2, K. Phillips 2.
Halftime: 47-14, Boanan.
LOCAL WINNERS in the Elks Basketball
Free Throw contest that was held last Saturday at
the Brevard High gym are pictured above with
their trophies presented by Elks officials. The
three local winners will now represent Transyl
vania in the Elks District competition, with a
chance to go on to State and National competition
from there. Pictured above, left to right, are; D n
Biackwell, Elks chairman of the local event, Todd
Norris, 10 year old winner, Marty Blackwell, win
ner in the 13-14 year od group, Greg Frisbee, win
ner in the 11 and 12' year old group, and Robert
Lentz, Exalted Ruler of Brevard Lodge #1768,
B.P.O.E. (Times Staff Photo)
Merrill’s Masonry Sets Pace In
Local Industrial Cage League
After a brief holiday inter
ball League wtuid to ae
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In the opener, Brevard Hard
ware finally took a real nip and
tack affair from Pisgah Texaco
by a 73-68 scare, while Merrill’s
Masonry downed American
Thread 79-68 in the nightcap.
Four players were in doa
ble figures far Brevard Hard
ware to pace their balanced
attack, with Jerry Owen lead
ing the way with 24 points,
followed by Gary Taylor,
Bonnie Ponder and Jerry;
Tinsley with 21, 17 and 11
points respectively. ^
High scorer for Pisgah Texa
co was Claude Young with 22
points, while Stanley Metcalf
was the only other Texaco per
former to score in double fig
ures with 12.
Charlie Owenby led Mer
rflTs Masonry over American
Thread with a big 45 point
effort, while WHHam Hooper
aided the eanae with 18
Maurice Whitmire and Gary
Adcock both had 19 points for
American Thread, and John
Goins added 11 in the losing
effort.
Monday night, American
Thread returned to their win
ning way* with a 74-53 win
over Brevard Hardware, with
PhD Dodson high man with
28 potato for the victors.
Gary Adcock, Manrice Whit
mire and Perry Harper were
also in double figures with
19, 13 and 18 points respec
tively.
Jerry Owen and Gary Taylor
had 12 and 10 points respec
tively to lead Brevard Hard
ware.
In Monday
night’s night
STANDINGS
Sunday Night
Mixed Doubles
Bowling Loop
cap. Cardinal Cleaners took
co by a 7*-5* scon. Bfll
Bryan paced Cardinal's win
with 19 petals, aided by
Gary Kackley's IS points,
and 14 each from Bill Wike
and Ken Banghn.
Stanley Metcalf was high
man for Pisgah Texaco with 27
points.
FRESHMAN SCHEDULE
WRESTLING
BREVARD SENIOR
HIGH SCHOOL
Tuesday, Jan. 18 — Reynolds,
Away, 5:00 p.m.
Monday, Jan. 24 — Sylva
Webster, Away, 5:00 p.m.
Saturday, Feb. 5 — Freshman
Tournament
Tornadoes Win
No. 6 Over
Mi Olive ^
The Brevard Tornadoes
upped their season's retard
to 0-2 last Estarday eight
with a 90-81 comeback win
over Moaat Olive at Lsab
bnrg. It was Brevard’s sec
ond straight wia ia the Leols
borg Tounuunent.
The loss for Mount Olive was
the sixth against five wins for
the Trojans.
The Tornadoes, doom 48-40
at the half, rode the hot
shooting of Mike Coles and
Bill McClain ia the aecoad
half to poll sat the win.
Coles and McClain netted 29
and 18, respectively. George
Hester kit 12 and Eddie Tay
lor 11 ha sappasting rales.
Mount Olive was paced by
Mike Cherry’s 24-point perfor
mance. Others in double figures
for Mount Olive were Mike
Gaillard with 17 and Jim Dun
ning and Mike McNabb with 13
apiece.
EREVARD COLLEGE fW>—
Coles 2ft, McClain 18, Hester 12,
Taj lor 11, Rudisill 8, B. Miller
6, Spain 4, McClure 2, W. Mil
ler, Jones, Crawford, Blount.
MOUNT OLIVE (81)—Cherry
24, McNabb 13, Gaillard 17,
Dunning 13, Wade 7, Parker 6,
Young 1, Newsome, Purvis.
Halftime: Mount Olive, 43-4Q
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Come See College Basketball
At Its Finest
BREVARD COLLEGE
TORNADOES *
VS.
ANDERSON COLLEGE
REBELS
Exciting Western Carolinas Junior Col
lege Conference Basketball action as
Brevard goes against defending WCJCC
Champion and Nationally 10th Ranked
Anderson '■&
Saturday, Jan. 15
7:30 P. M. At Boshamer Gym
SPONSORED BY
BREVARD LIONS CLUB
AND
BREVARD COLLEGE
Tickets are currently available from any
member of the Brevard Lions Club, and
will also be available at the door.
Come One! Come All!