Brevard Senior High School
1973
FOOTBALL SCHEDULE
Date
Aug. 81, 1973
Sept. 7, 1973
Sept. 14, 1973
Sept. 21, 1973
Sept. 28, 1973
Oct. 5, 1973
Oct. 12, 1973
Oct. 19, 1973
Oct. 26, 1973
Nov. 2, 1978
Scfcoal Place
T. C. Roberson Away
* Tuscola Home
Spartanburg Away
♦North Buncombe Home
Hendersonville Heine
♦East Henderson Home
Pisgah Away
♦Erwin Away
Asheville Home
♦Enka Away
-- i
Ip State Olympic*
Special Education Students
Score Victories, Greensboro
±en students trom Transy]
vania County attended the Stafc
Special Olympics in Greens
boro this past weekend am
brought back with them 11 gold
silver and bronze medals. Thi
event was hosted by the Greens
boro Jayoees.
Winning medals for the loca
group were Virgil Capps with i
gold medal in 13-15, 50-yarc
dash and a silver in the 300
yard dash; Gregory Sheehan a
Ranger Hile
Puts Losses
At More Than
Quarter Million
(Continued from Page One)
tional Fish Hatchery is
sagging |n the middle and
unsafe for vehicular traf
fic. _
v<i.
—Several, thousand front in
the Hatchery died during
the storm.
—Swimming Beach at Lake
Powhatan was ocmplete
iy washed away.
—Sewer line and foot bridge
at North Mills Recreation
Area were washed away.
—Sewage treatment plant
at North MiUs extensively
—Several Water Systems on
the District were damaged
or destroyed.
—Coontree Campground and
Sycamore Flats Picnic
Area are closed until
«*oan-np can be accom
lished.
•—Inadequate water supply
to Pink Beds Picnic Area
and Cradle of Forestry.
“I would conservatively esti
mate that it will take a quart
er of million dollars to put
the public land on the Pisgah
District in the same condition
that existed before the storm”
said the Ranger.
According to U.S.GJB. of
ficials their, rain guages at
the Pink Beds and Haytoood
County recorded * 100-year
storm. , ft
we are uumuiu that
there was no loss of human
lives or injuries during tike
storm” said HUe.
Forrest Officers; James Tins
ley, Linville Owen, and Dwight
Owen rescued four persons
from the raging waters in Corn
tree Recreation Area. The For
est Officers checked Coontree at
10:45 p. m. Sunday evening.
The water was four Jeet from
silver in the 19 and over soft
ball throw and a bronae In the
50-yard dash; Chester
a gold medal in the
dash in the 10-18
John
the
. __ • bronae in
50-yard dash and softball
throw for 16-18; Don Shepherd
a silver in 16-18 softball throw;
Linda Galloway a gold in girls
13-15 softball throw Patsy
Stewart a silver medal in 19
and over girls softball threw;
and Robin Taylor a brome in
13-15 girls softball throw. Also
competing for the Transylvania
County School system and Rec
reation Department was
Dwayne Norman and Tim
Pruitt.
Craig Freas of the Recre
ation Department was coact
for the team of students repre
senting Rosman high, Brevard
high and Brevard Junior High
Schools. Special Education
teachers aiding with chaperon
ing and other aspects were
Betty Portman of the Rosman
Schools and Mrs. Rebecia Hug
gins of Brevard High School
Over 500 students partici
pated' in the event sponsored
..Sationally by the Kennedy
Foundation. The students quali
fied for the State Meet after a
fine showing in the Regional
Meet, held at Western Carolina
University last month.
Tee Bat Loop
features High
Scoring Games
The Tee Bat Baseball
League, co-sponsored by the
Recreation Department and
Optimist Club of Brevard for
boys ages 6-8, had high scoring
games its first complete week
of play.
All games are played on
Tuesday and Thursday at 6:30
at the Brevard Junior High
athletic field
The results and standings:
Red Sox 45, Cardinals 12
Red Sox 35, Braves 17
Pirates 34, Braves 9
Pirates 28, Cardinals 22
W L
Pirates_,_2 0
Red Sox __ 2 0
Braves-0 2
Cardinals__ ___0 2
and Dwight Owen were
struck hjr a camper trailer
floating eat of the camping
area. Two camper trailers
were swept away and de
molished. Pieces at the trail
ers were found in Sycamore
FMs Picnic Am located
five mfles downstream. Sew
All <h disposed campers
were taken to Sehenck Job
of Brevard
Coach Ed Emory
high school has vdleased the
1971 grid schedule for his Blue
Devils that promises to he the
toughest and most exciting In
the school’s history.
The Blue Devils wffl open on
Aiqmst 31st against rugged
T. C. Roberson there, an* will
close, barring play-off Cenpeti
tion, on November End eft rnka.
But between those two games,
the Blue Devils will be facing
seme of the toughest prep pow
ers in the area, including two
new foes in Spartanburg, S. C.
High and the Asbeufflt High
Cougars.
Spartanburg and Asheville
are replacing Swain High said
Glen Alpine an Brevard’s
schedule this pear.
Throw these two in with per
and Hendersonville, and add
son and Erwin, aad pan ham *
schedule that will give the
Blue Devils little cause for rest
ing on their laurels Sum week
to week.
If there is any breather on
toe schedule, it might be con
sidered the Erwin game that it
sandwiched In between Pisgah
and Asheville. That’s a good
spot for it to come.
The complete schedule: Aug
ust 31, at T. C. Roberson; Sept.
7, Tuscola bos; Sept 14, at
Spartanbucg; Sept 21, North
dersanviBe, here; Oct 12, at
Pisgah; Oct 18, eft Erwin; Oct
26, AsheviBe, here; Nov. 2, at
Enka.
Panthers And
Cardinals Lead
Minor League
Dennis Hamilton’s Panther!
and George Tesnow’s Cardinal!
are currently deadlocked foi
first place in local Minoi
League play with identical ree
ords of 3 wins and no losses.
The two league leaders are
closely followed by John Allen
McCrary’s Red Sox, who have
lost only one game and have a
2-1 record.
Four teams ere knotted be
hind the Red Sox with identi
cal records of one win and two
losses. These are the Tigers,
Giants, Braves, and Yankees.
The Astros are currently in
last place with a record of no
wins and three losses.
THE PISGAH
FISH CAMP
MIX© COUPLES
(May 21st)
Team Standings: W
King Pins_<_
Team #11_
Team #5»
Team #1__
Team #3_
Team #4
Team #8_
Team #2 __
The Lucky Sevens’
Team #8_
MoonHters_
Team #»
High Series (Scratch)
Ken Brissey_
Jim Miller_
Harold Everson__
Clinton Holland
Series (Srcateh) W<
Mary Jane MulHnax (sab) m
XMfc tSame (Scratch) Men:
Xtm Brissey —.---- 2*1
Ji|n Miller__233
PAGE TWO
Senior Babe Ruthers Win
Opener, Schedule Released
Brevard's Senior Babe Rot
team opened the 1973 seaso
with an impressive 4-0 shutou
ever 99th Century Heating o
Buncombe county last Satarda
at the Brevard High diamond.
Bob Arnett pitched a 4 bit
ter, getting fine support at tb
plate from Kevin Coan with i
for 4, and Ricky Salter witl
2 for 3.
United Paper Workers Lock
1971 la sponsoring the Senioi
Babe Both team, which is play
ing this year in the South Bun
combe league with five othei
teams dram the area. Them
teams are Iron Gate, 20th Cen
tury Heating, Hominy Vallej
and King Realty of Buncombe
county and Waynesville o1
h Haywood county.
* Brevard's schedule is:
f June 2, Waynesville at Enta
t June 7, H. Valley at Valle:
Springs
June 9, Iron Gate here
June 12, 20th Century at V
I Springs
i June 16, King Realty at Enki
June 21, Waynesville at Vallej
Springs
June 28, H. Valley here
June 26, Iron Gate at Valley
Springs
June 28, 20th Century at Val
ley Springs
July 3, H. Valley at Valley
Springs
July 17, Waynesville at Val
ley Springs
Another Cage Star Signs
To Play At The College
Brevard College basketball
coach, John Meyerhoff, an
nounces the signing of his four
th prospect for the Brevard
Tornadoes baskeball team.
This time, it was James Slee,
a 6*7%” froward - center from
Hanover, Pennsylvania.
Slee is a product of DeLone
Catholic High School in Me
Sherrystown, Pennsylvania. He
played one year of prep ball
against Junior College and
Junior Varsity competition for
Frederick Military Academy in
Virginia. While there, he aver
aged a healthy 13 points and 12
rebounds per game while shoot
ing nearly 52 percent from the
floor.
uJim is a fine college pros
pect\ said Coach Meyerhoff.
“He has excellent mobility and
ball handling ability for a play
er his she.” Teamed with
6’5%” Bryan Jones, who sign
ed last week, the Tornadoes
should experience some success
under the boards. Meyerhoff
has now signed one player each
from North Carolina, Virginia,
Pennsylvania and New York.
“Fd still like to sign one
more player,” stated Meyer
hoff. Either a very big player,
or a quick running forward. I
will take the best player avail
able in either' of these cate
gories because She and Jones
have good mobility and run
well or can go inside strong.”
League Leading Mets Only
Undefeated Little League Team
After three weeks of play,
only one team remains unde
feated in local Little League
Play as Wilburn Roberts’ Mete
are leading the league with a
Pfcrteot.^0 record.
Two teams, the Pirates and
the Cubs, were knocked from
the undefeated ranks last weak
as the Braves stunned the Cubs
and the Panthers stopped the
Pirates. ;Q||£S|SH§i
The Braves added another
victory to their record as they
came from behind to whip the
Colts 7-2 Tuesday night, bring
ing their mark to 8-1. Jeff
Lance went all the way on the
mound for the victors.
The Pirates’ loss to the Pan
thers brought those two teams
into a tie with the Braves for
second place. All three now
have records of S-l.
The Chibs are dose behind
the front runners with a record
of 2-1, after suffering their
first lost of the season to the
Three teams, while playing
good ball, are still looking for
their first win of the season.
These are the Cardinals and
Bed Sax with records of no
wins and three losses, and the
Goto, who are winless In four
outings.
List Qf Presidential Sport
Awards Are Listed for County
turn the standards for Tnth
sport, so call and gat started
teday oh your way to a health
ful body," says Craig Frees.
The Sports:
Archery . ||7- .t
Back Packing '
Badminton
Raquetball
Rowing
Rugby
<Alpine)
Skiing (Nordic)
Softball
Swimming
Table Tennis
.Team Handball
Tennis
Volleyball
Water Skiing
the Drat hi Transylvania
Com*? t* earn this award.
gotten their personal log
and begun* Why not join them
la a healthier countty?" Mr.
at
The match will be resumed
at that point on Saturday, wea
ther permitting.
Host Pro Dick Lebert re
ported that attendance was ex
cellent at the tournament. He
cordially invites spectators to
come out this weekend when
the tourney is resumed.
Leaders Announced Footsie*s
Bowling Classic, Ends Sunday
Richard Smith of A*blT«tt<
shooting the Sunday 4*0 pm
singles flight Sued a five-gum.
scratch total of INK on a tea
of 296, 21S, 307, MS and m
added 70 pin faanita* in
1J80 total to take over lot plac.
from B. Shell of Knoxville
Tennessee, the leader witl
1155. American Bowling Con
gress recognises the first three
games of any singles event oi
three or mm games anc
“Smitty” will receive the ABC
award for shooting 700, as hit
first three games totaled 706.
The Play Boys of Spartan
burg, S. C., took over first place
from the Watergate Crew oi
Asheville, as they shot games
of 1085, 1040 and 1069 for 3194
in the team event by 4 pins on
the 1:30 p.m. flight, Watergate
Crew had led with 3190. The
Watergate Crew reentering and
changing two team members,
shot the 4:00 p.m. flight and
missed by only 10 pins of re
gaining the lead as they regis
tered games of 1082, 1064, 1039
for 3185, although a single 7
pin miss in the 10th frame by
middleman Bud Davis cost
them 11 pins. Other members
were—J. Rickman 575, E. And
ers 644, Davis 576, L. Stanley
525 and M. Smith 544.
One change in the Women’s
division team standing this
week found the Rhyne Realty
team of Gastonia, moving into
3rd place with a 2923 set. No
changes in the singles were
posted.
The tournament will wind up
its five weeks schedule Sunday,
Jung^Srd, With an outstanding
attraction in the person of,
“Woody” Woodruff of Lewis
ville, who bowls while seated in
a wheel chair. “Woody” makes
f
Tournaments
Mie Midwestern aim as well as
. placing high In several others
attended. He missed the money
hy some two maizes in this
year’s Win-ton-Salem Pro-Am
in February in Winston-Salem,
County
Softball
Results
Schenck Wolverines 20, Jay
cees 4
Big O Tire 11, Merrill Well
& Pump
Citizens Telephone 10,
Thomas Farms 9
Rosenwald 24, American
Thread 18
Merrill Well & Pump 19,
Jaycees 7
Big O Tire 5, Schenck Job
Corps 2
Little River 10. Schenck
Wolverines 2
Citizens Telephone 12, Amer
ican Thread 8
DIVISION I W L
Big O Tire_8 0
Merrill Well & Pump_2 2
Thomas Farms_1 l
Jayeees ___0 3
Schenck Job Corp_0 3
DIVISION n W L
Schenck Wolverines_3 1
Citizens Telephone_3 1
Little River_2 1
Rosenwald_2 1
American Thread_0 3
while competing against 399
men and women bowlers, some
averaging better than 200.
The tournament management
invites all the local bowling en
thusiast to come out and meet
and watch “Woody" in action.
He will shoot the 1:30 p.m.
flight Sunday.
Orioles Still
Lead In Babe
Ruth League
High School graduation and
heavy rains forced postpone
ment of several games in local
Babe Ruth league play, but the
league-leading Orioles padded
their first place position with a
6- 1 decision over the Tigers
last Thursday that brought
their record to 4-0 for the
young season.
Randy Salter bested Tim *
Howard on the mound to chalk
up his first win of the season
for the Orioles.
Tuesday, young Howard
bounced back as he threw a
7- 0 shut-out at the Dodgers to
bring his team firmly in second
place with a record of 3-2 for*
the season. w
The loss dropped the Dodg
ers to third place with a record
of 1-3, while the Jays have yet
to win and are currently in last
place fit' tfie standings with a
record of 0-3.
When you think of prescrip
tions, think of VARNER'S, adv.
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