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  • PAGE SIX THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN MONDAY, APRIL 7, 1947 IIIIIIIM ""[*] | Men's Intramural : f »S VOLLEY BALL When 2nd. Madison lost their "first match of the tournament to Boodleville and 4th Madison won theirs from 2nd Robertson, it tied both teams at .800 for the championship. Until March 26th, Madison team had a perfect score at 1.000, but when they met the Boodleville team for their last game they suffered a set back. In their first game the Boodleville six won 15- 13. Then the Madison team came back in the second to win 15-12. But Boodleville reversed the same score in the last game to take it an dthe match 15-12. This was Boodleville's third win to three losses. When the 4th. Madison six met the 2nd. Robertson team of only five players in their first game it was an easy victory at 15-7. In the second game the Robertson five settled down to tie the score at 14 all, then winning the two additional points for a victory of 16-14. At the first game it looked as if the championship would go to 2nd. Madison with no dispute, when The Robertson team ran up the score of 10 points over Madison's 12 but they were stopped cold and the Madison team won out 16-14. The only game of the tournament the 4th Madison team has lost was to 2nd. Madison by the scores of 16-10 and 16-5. The 2nd. Robertson team has lost six straight games. PING PONG The intramural ping-pong tournament is still in its preliminary games and isn't expected to get to the finals for several days. Following this, there will be a horse shoe pitching tournament. No definite rules or dates have been given for it yet. SOFT BALL With the finishing of men's volley ball tournament the next intramural sports will be the soft ball tournament. The participants will be all the dormitory floor teams, Boodleville and the day students. Rules and team schedules will be announced at an early date. Pet. .800 .800 .666 .500 .500 .200 .000 Cowan Shows Combat Films Of His Squadron Olivan T. Cowan, ex-captain of the ninth Air Force, 365th group of the 388th squadron, presented three reels of combat film before the student body in chapel, March 15, which he and other members of his squadron had taken in the E. T. O. The film showed dive- bombing and strafing attacks and were taken in France, Belgium, Germany and Czechoslovia. Cowan spent three years in the army with 18 months overseas. He joined the 9th Air force at Omah Beach on D-plus one day. He is now a senior here. INTRAMURAL TEAM STANDINGS Team W L 2nd Madison 5 1 4th Madison 5 1 3rd Robertson 4 2 Bpodleville 3 3 1st Madison 3 3 3rd Madison 1 5 2nd Robertson Q e Boodleville Defeats 2nd Floor Madison BOODLEVILLE defeated second floor Madison in' their first loss of the volleyball tournament. The outcome of this game brought a tie for the championship. Committees Are Canvassing Here In Cancer Drive Committees, announced by Miss Goodwin, chairman of local Federated Women's club, which is sponsoring the cancer drive here during the month of April, are busy canvassing the following places: Moore, Madison, Robertson, and Davies hall, Training school, Faculty Heights, "Downtown" Cullowhee, Dix Gap, Boodleville, and Long Branch community. The following paragraph is quoted from a pamphlet issued by the North Carolina Division of the American Red Cross. "Cancer now kills about 170,- 000 Americans each year. It is second only to heart disease as a cause of death. In our country today there are 17,000,000 persons who will die of the disease unless something is done about it. There is hardly one of us whose life has not been touched and saddened by this cruel, insidious disease." PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS FACULTY MEMBERS (Continued From Page Ona) Scott Is Speaker Before Women's Club Group Neil Scott was the featured speaker at the March 18th meeting of the Women's club in Moore ;. The subject of the meeting was "Japan Under McArthur." label Tyree, chairman of the program committee, reviewed an article taken from the March issue of the '47 magazine, which discussed the various phases of McArthur's command. Miss Helen horn and Mrs. W. E. Bird are also members of the program committee. Mr. Scott lectured on McArthur, ; his facts on experiences during nine months service as an officer in the Occupations forces in Japan. He illustrated his talk with pictures and lantern slides. Because he was stationed at Niiga- ta, only 18 miles from' Yokahama, many of their orders came directly from McArthur's headquarters. Mr. Scott interpreted some of these as illustrations, and gave his ideas as to why they were issued. Miss Albright, Miss Smith and Mrs. Hunter were hostesses for the meeting. Decorations were carried out in the Shamrock motiff. Education" as the theme. Business Education students who participated in the demonstration were: Kathryn Humphries, Thelma Joyce Finch, Neill Scott, Vada Lyda, Maarie Wright, and Joe L,ance. Dr. Ashbrook gave a demonstration to the group by a general business | Art teachers of the NCEA. sound motion picture. Mrs. L. R. Taff was scheduled I" to give an address on dramatics but was unable to attend the meet- ! ing because of illness. Miss Mabel ! Tyree is president of the Dramatics VELTS CAFE Home Of Good Food Sylva Phone 32 +_»- PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS Hospitality in your hands BOTTLED UNDER AUTHORITY OF THE COCA-COLA COMPANY BY COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Asheville, N.'C.
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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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