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1966 Christmas Edition THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN Page 17 Women's Intramural Action Western Carolina College was very fortunate this season to have such an outstanding traveling volleyball team. The team traveled to Appalachian on November 5 to compete in the double elimination tournament. Western Carolina came in second to Appalachian State. Outstanding players for the tournament were Joyce Angel and Marilyn Sheets. On November 11-12 tee volleyball team visited East Tennessee State University for the annual volleyball tournaments. Sixteen teams competed for tee championship with Western Carolina coming in second to Memphis State, one of tee best volleyball teams in the South. This was the fourth year that tee team has competed in the tournament. Last year Western Carolina ended toe contest with fourth place. The entire team played excellent volleyball throughout the tournament with Joyce Angel and Marilyn Sheets being the Women's Field Hockey Tournament The field hockey tournament has come to an end with the Leatherwood Leathernecks capturing the championship by defeating the Merry-Leg-Its of Helder by a score of two to zero. In tee field hockey tournament there were two leagues competing against each other. The Smokey Mountain League was cotTH/osed of the victorious Leathernecks with five wins and one loss. Other teams were and one loss. Other teams were: W L Cynthia's Gorillas 4 2 Largenplatz 2 2 Helder* s Angels 1 2 Leatherwood Cats 1 2 Albright Armadas 0 2 Innocents 0 2 The other league was the Blue Ridge League which hadthefollowing statistics: W L Merry-Leg-Its 4 1 Helder's Hellions 3 2 Victory Belles 2 2 Snore Corps 1 2 Benton Zaps 0 2 Helder's Halos 0 2 Also during the course of fall quarter, individual contests were being held. The Tennis Doubles were won by Diane Goble and Pat Stout- land. Runners-up in the tennis tournament were Pat Chinn and Sandy Norris. Badminton doubles were held early in the season with Diane Goble and Pat Stoutland as winners again. Runners-up in bad- ners again. Runners-up in badminton were Judy Nichols and Shiela Duvall. For the fall quarter shuffle- board singles competition, Jerrie Britt was the winner. Shuffleboard runner-up was Nikki Smith. Finally, for fall quarter, tec table tennis matches were completed with Diane Coble as the singles champion. Suzanne McGinner was tee tennis singles runner-up. Sports for winter quarter will include volleyball and basketball inter murals; and individual events composed of badminton singles, basketball free throw, basketball accuracy, and shuffleboard doubles competition. Girls interested in any of these events should put toeir names on the sign-up sheets in the dorms. The individual most outstanding because of their great spiking ability, In one day and a half the team .iad to play a total of eighteen games which required a tremendous amount of stamina. Members of tee outstanding volleyball team are junior: Joyce Angel, captain; seniors: Jeannie Bumgarner, Judy Nichols, Diane Goble, and Pat Chinn; juniors: Bess Chandler, Jerrie Britt, and Shiela Duvall, sophomores: Suzanne McGinnis and Jean Foxworth, and tee outstanding freshman Marilyn Sheets. Miss Betty Peele coaches the volleyball team here at Western Carolina, This is her fourtii year as a staff member in the physical education department. She also organized a traveling field hockey team but tiiere were no available opponents. The girls' basketball team at Western Carolina is coashed by Miss Betty Westmoreland who is also in charge of the by Carolyn Croft intramural program for the women. This is Miss Westmoreland's third, year as an instructor for the physical education department Last year's basketball team traveled to Winthrop College to participate in a play day with ten teams competing. Each team played two teams and Western Carolina won both of theirs defeating Winthrop College and East Tennessee State. The basketball team also journeyed to Carson Newman to participate in a double elimination tournament. Western Carolina came in a close third at tee end of the playing, Concerning this year's team, Miss Westmoreland said that no play days have been planned but instead the team will play six games here and six games away. The opposing teams will be UNC-G, High Point College, Appalachian State, Mars Hill, Brevard, Montreat-Anderson, and Warren Wilson of Asheville. MISS BETTY PEELE events will take place one night during each week. The schedule for volleyball games for tee first week is: Monday, Dec. 12th. Cynthia's Gorillas vs. Albright Benton at 5:00 o'clock. The Snore Corps will take on the Hellions at 6:00 o'clock. On Tuesday, Dec. 13th, the Leatherwood Cats will challenge the Zargenplatz at 5:00 o'clock. Following this the Victory Belles will contest the Merry-Leg-Its at 6:00 o'clock. The basketball intermural program will begin immediately following the completion of the i volleyball tournament HOLIDAY TOURNAMENT From Page 16 Henry Logan was voted the tournament's most valuable player by the press. He scored 38, 25, and 44 for a three game total of 107 points and blocked 20 shots, besides contributing 25 assists. Logan, labeled by one pro-scout attending the tournament as "the best back- courter in college basketball," had one other statistic that all of the fans know. The purpose of A.F. Jr. ROTC— to give H,S. students comprehension of aerospace matters. BELK'S DEPT. STORE SYLVA MEN'S Ali-WEATHER COATS ByMANaSTYLE Navy Tan Ofre Sizes 36-44 .$19.99 and $3750 Permanent Press With Zip-Out Pile Lining Jackson County's Leading Department Store Fall Quarter Football Round-Up The men's intramural program for fall quarter has been wrapped up by Mr. Jock Martin, head of men's intramurals. A total of 1,483 male students participated in activities ranging from including recreation bowling, recreational swimming for students at Reid pool, table tennis, badminton, and pocket billards. In football, 2nd floor Moore North won tee American League championship, Day Students won the National League champion ship and Kappa Alpha Order won the Fraternity League championship. Harold Stevens won the table tennis and badminton championships with Larry Morgan taking the honors at pocket billards. In the football championship game, Kappa Alpha was defeated by the Day Students 13-8 in a hard fought battle down to the wire, T*he Day Students tightened up their defense and held on after building up an early ia-0 lead. ACTION BETWEEN KA AND THE DAY STUUENTS IN THE « all-campus championship game. Day students won 13-8. WINTER HUNTINC, From Page 16 ... . horns on the wall. Rabbit season opened Nov. 19 and will close Feb. 18. The hunting of Cotton Tails is not very probable for college students except during holidays and weekends since dogs are usually required to chase the rabbits into the open for a shot Still, there are rabbits around Western Carolina College and the season is open. Cornfields, ditch banks and honeysuckle patches have proved to be the best places for rabbits during rough weather. Wading through such areas produces some fast shooting for the sportsman who does not mind hunting without a dog. Quail and grouse seem to be abundant this year in our end of the state. This is another sport that usually requires the use of dogs, but quail and grouse can be jumped by the hunter walking through corn, grain or weed fields. Open woods around such fields are good cover for grouse. Quail season closes Feb. 18 while grouse season is open until Feb. 28. Fall, the traditional hunting season, is past, but the seasons for plenty of game are still open. The outdoorsman still has something to legally aim his gun at until the last of Feb. Visit The F & P SUPER MKT Fresh Meats Frozen Foods Groceries Open 7 Days A Week THE HIDE-AWAY Sandwiches - Breakfast Short Orders All Student Needs Nationally Advertised Drugs and Cosmetics Monday - Saturday Open 7:30 a.m. -10:30 puah
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