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  • Page 6 The Western Carolinian Friday, November 5, 1965 WCC Tag Football Competition Provides Hot Intramural Action Monday, October 25, 1965 4:00—Phil Tate led the Day Students in their march to victory in a 19-12 win over 1st and 2nd Reynolds North. Tate passed for 3 touchdowns and one extra point. 5:00—1st and 2nd Reynolds took the lead early in the game with two safeties over Kappa Alpha, but the K. A.'s came back with Jake Hardin running 10 yards for 6 points. A safety for K. A. gave them their 8-4 victory. Tuesday, October 26, 1965 4:00—The Freshman Day Students could not stand up to the experience of T.K.E. The first half stood 6-0 for T.K.E., but the Tekes began to move in the second half and went on to beat the Freshman Day boys by a score of 26-0. 5:00—Berry Johnson passed and ran almost at will when he led Delta Sigma Phi to a 25-0 victory over one of the newer teams, Sigma Phi Kappa. Wednesday, October 27, 1965 4:00—3rd Reynolds North and 2nd Buchanan played one of the highest scoring games of the season. Reynolds came out on top with 33 points, while the Buchanan boys finished with 20 points. Bill Brooks passed for 28 of Reynolds scores. 5:00—Bill Haney intercepted a pass deep in the territory of 3rd Buchanan, then passed off to Tommy Halgrim for the only score of the game as Alpha Phi Omega defeated 3rd Buchanan, 7-0. Thursday, October 28, 1965 4:00—Two safeties and a kickoff recovered in the end zone gave Madison their margin of victory over Robertson. Danny Jones intercepted a pass for Robertson's touchdown. The final score was, 16-6. 5:00—TKE and the Day Students met for the National League Championship game today. Phil Tate had another great day, passing for all of the Day Students points. They took the game, 25-0. Monday, November 1, 1965 4:00—1st Buchanan rode the passing of Tim Newsom and Don Lucas to a victory over the Freshmen Day Students. Stewart Lyles also scored for 1st Buchanan when he ran back an intercepted pass. The final score was 20-2. 5:00—Kappa Alpha put together a safety and a touchdown to down Delta Sigma Phi, 9-6. Bill Eaton scored the KA touchdown and Scott Dillard was credited with the safety as the Kappa Alpha boys won the American League title. The Fearless Forecaster Has Returned Youth To Fill Openings Our fearless forecaster has gotten over the humility of so many incorrect predictions in the past and has decided to try again. Here is how the outlook stands: Presbyterian vs Appalachian — The Blue Hose have started to move their offense in the past few games, and should be too much for the young Mountaineers. Presbyterian by 20-7. Catawba vs. Wofford — The Indians will go on the warpath against Wofford. Their talented offense will score a 27-13 victory. Elon vs. Newberry — The battle of the two cellar-dwelling teams should end in a victory for Newberry. The Indians over Elon, 13-7. Randolph-Macon vs. Guilford — Guilford won't be able to penetrate the R-M defense and will fall, 21-7. Lenoir Rhyne vs. East Carolina— Conference leaders LR will meet their match when they confront the Pirates. ECC over the Bears, 26-7. Western Carolina vs. Open Date U — Open Date U has seriously thought of giving up football, and they might have to after the tough WCC defense finishes with them. The Catamounts over the ODU eleven, 28-0. WCC's "Big Men" from left to right: Gene Tebben, 6'8"; Dale Beaver, 6'7"; Greg Wittman, 6'8"; and Jim Miller, 67". Lay-A-Way Your Diamond for Christmas Exclusive New Styles n )\e e p s|a K e HOLLIFIELD JEWELERS Sylva VOTE SONNY CATLETT For Freshman Senator By Steve White The chances of Western Carolina becoming a contender for the Carolinas conference basketball championship this winter depends heavily on front line rebounding. Last season, the Cats proved adequate in the scoring column, but lost several games on the lack of defensive rebounding. Coach Jim Gudger hopes to have solved the problem with a trio of rangy prep standouts and a pair of holdovers. 6'8" Greg Wittman from Rockingham; 6'7" Jim Miller, hailing from Sturgis, Michigan; and 6'8" Gene Tebben of Asheville are the talented freshmen that the coaching staff is hoping will fill the order. Bob Thompson, a 6'5" sophomore from Charlotte who has yet to see college action and 6'7" Dale Beaver, a Rockwell sophomore are the holdovers. Wittman played in the East- West All Star game in August and was touted as one of the state's finest cagers. Tebben, also an East-West participant, garnered every conceivable honor at Lee Edwards High last year including All America and All State. Miller set a state record in the high jump last spring and leaps equally well on the basketball court. Beaver, with a year of experience under his belt, will see plenty of action at the pivot this winter. Thompson has all the credentials for play under the boards — agressiveness and strength to boot — as he tries for a forward berth. John Brintnall, last season's leading rebounder, will welcome the help. Brintnall, at 6'5", was the smallest center in the conference a year ago, but averaged 14 rebounds per game. The Bryson City senior will return to a forward post as he goes for his fourth letter. With Henry Logan and Charlie McConnell scorching the nets and the big boys bringing down the rebounds, the forecast is for many exciting games in Reid Gymnasium. The Catamounts open up the 65-66 season November 24th at Piedmont College and kick the lid off the home schedule November 30th against those same Lions. Blue Ribbon Shoe Shop Factory Seconds Expert Shoe Repair PHONE 586-2457 SYLVA, N. C. PROFESSIONAL DRUG STORE Nationally Advertised Drugs and Cosmetics HENSLEY TIRE CO. All Size Retreading Inluding Cheater Slicks Phone 586-2619 Welcome Students — to — THE COLLEGE SHOP All Your College Needs Sandwiches - School Supplies — Next To Joyner — "Support Your Athletic Association" MEAD CORPORATION Sylva Division PRESSLEY AND ANGEL BARBER SHOP in Cullowhee Beside Brown's General Store Clarence Pressley — Pat Angel Welcome Freshmen 8:00 a.m. — 5:30 p.m. Monday - Friday 8:00 a.m. - 6:00 p.m. Saturday — Closed Wednesday ii WE BACK THE CATS //
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