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  • MARCH 1, 1935 THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN GIRLS TO PLAY YOUNGHARRIS Game Scheduled for March 5 Will End basketball Season Fighting Spirit The Western Care bring their basketball season to a f '' '* el.se ,,„ March 5 with Young liar- f<K,tb:dl ris. The game is scheduled for the ^j'^."' Cullowhee hardwood and should be one of the best games of the seas on. Considered from every angle, the 1935 season has been one of the best in the history of the school. All games have been hard fought and well played. High lights of the It is a (,od given spirit that makes a man grit his teeth and carry on when dark clouds gather and the mad before him becomes steep and seemingly impassable, when the friends, the friends he has counted true and the girl he loved deserted It is the power that drives the team, beaten and discour- the first half, through to others. Seaso ipalachian and >. Outstanding adley, Brown Whiteside, A ankenship, Buc- ty, Phillips am' the ! the (let. West. Carolina 24—Piedmont West. Carolina 36—Young Harri: West. Carolina 28—Appalachian West. Carolina 27—Lenoir Rhym West. Carolina 23—Appalachian West. Carolina 34—Lenoir Rhym grim which brings the boxer off the floor time after time, battling gamely through the bloody haze—a man who won't be licked. It is the unconquered soul of a preacher who sees the teaching of his master mocked by a cynical audience and still travels the highway of life with unshaken faith. It is the irresistible impulse that spurs the thoroughbred past the leaders of the field to win by a nose, though the effort breaks his heart. This is the role of professor Madison who has stood bravely behind Western Carolina Teachers College boldly symbolizing the Eighting Spirit. —Hubert Queen Totals ....209 Individual scores: . Williams 233 Tony Sarg's Marionettes j Prove Popular 64 points] Tony Sarg.s Marionettes wen Wftitesiae .. ....58 points, enthusiastically praised by student: Keeves 57 points an(j facuitv when they appeared Buchanan 19 points hcre in a Lyceum number recently. Ray 5 P°ints The marionettes very vividly por- Blankenshtp 2 points trayed the story of "Uncle Remus' . 2 points and of «Dr Faustus" at the after- )on and evening performances lectively. Controlled by wi lerated from above the tiny stage, e tiny people gave a wonderful I'oindc: Here's How They Stand The records of the high school the time entry blanks were sent in show several outstanding teams. Records of boys' teams: TEAM Won Lost Tied Barnardsville 12 2 Bethel 5 7 Bryson City 7 4 Candle.- Won all games Canton Record not gi' Cherokee 16 3 Clyde 9 5 Cullowhee Dana 3 Edneyville 12 Elf .13 Flat Rock 19 Fletcher 10 Glenville 3 Hayesville 3 Murphy 11 Rosman 4 Swannauoa 13 ,ity. So Tournament Schedule Following is the bracket schedule of the boys' teams: •. 8:00 A. M. I Clyde l. anion Thur. 9:20 A. M. Whur. 8:00 P. M. ) Rosman j Saluda Thur. 10:40 A. M. * Thur. 8:40 P. M. Waynesville Thur. 12:00 Noon \ Cherokee / Fines Creek Thur. 1:20 P. M. 1 Edneyville Webster Wed. 8:20 P. M. Fletcher Murphy ) Thur. 2:40 P. M. Cullowhee Wed. 7:40 P. M. ) 1 )ana Swannanoa Flat Rock Thur. 5 :20 P. M. Barnardsville Glenville Wed. 7 :00 P. M. ) Bryson City ''20P'M' Elf Fri. 8:50 A. M. Fri. 10:30 A. U. Fri. 1:20 P. M. Fri. 8:10 P. M. of real humans life-like were they that : appeared actually spell- bringing such campus. "MUMMY WHEAT" WON'T GROW Sir E. A. Wallis Budge, of the British Museum, threatens to put an end to stories about wheat raised from grain found in ancient Egyptian tombs. In a letter to the London Times he states that he has a quantity of wheat he himself took from a tomb which had not been opened since it was first sealed thousands of years ago. Having made several futile attempts to make it grow he now offers the entire quantity to any recognied botanical authority who will make a conclusive test to determine whether or not the grain alive. Both botanists and Egyptologists have for a long time agreed that it would be impossible for such grain to sprout, but spite of this the stories keep epipping up and unscrupulous tives continue to charge tourists prices for wheat suppo; dly grown fi Following is the bracket schedule of the girls' teams: rsday Waynesville 2^00 P. M. 3:20 P. M. Sylva Fri. 8:00 A. M. Barnardsville Fri. 9:40 A. M. i i Fri. 11:20 A ) Fines Creek M. j Fri ! 2:10 P. M. \ :;' [Die XLuft ift fiihl,uno eS ountelt,J§$f ■^ \Unb rub'.Q f liefct oer iftbein; (%^ si |2)er ©ipfel 6e& Berge* funfelt] x > r^ A3m Slbenbfonnenfcbeiri- j • lilr P;: W ■ ■• ^V—V^ 4 -!i^5\ f^^m IBf nV^ ^8 ,$W Albert TH€ NATIONAL JOY SMOKE!
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The Western Carolinian is Western Carolina University’s student-run newspaper. The paper was published as the Cullowhee Yodel from 1924 to 1931 before changing its name to The Western Carolin...

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