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  • Page 6 THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN Tuesday, January 24, 1967 CAROLINIAN SPORTS SECTION Logan And Wittman Lead Catamount Stats So Far CULLOWHEE . . . Henry Logan and Greg Wittman have teamed up to lead WCC in virtually every statistical category. Logan, WCC's All American eager, leads the squad-as well as the Carolinas Conference in scoring with a 32.4 average. The Asheville ace also has the most assists - 73 - and the best percentage from the foul line, 69.1%. 6*8* Wittman, a Rockingham sophomore, is the Cats top re- bounder with 12.0 per game and is the most accurate shooter from the floor with a 52.0%. The agile pivotman also has a 16.2 scoring average. Wittman has scored over 20 points in the last five games and has averaged 22.8 in those contests. Despite the impressive statistics of Logan and Wittman, Western shows a disappointing 6-10 record. The Cats lost their seventh straight road game in Greenville, S.C. last Saturday to the Newberry Indians. No relief is in sight as the Cats are on the road again this weekend, playing Pfeiffer College in Misenheimer, Friday night and Atlantic Christian in Wilson, Saturday evening. Western, hampered by injuries to key personnel all season, welcomed Captain Bob Thompson back to practice last week but the 6'5" rebounder is not expected to see action anytime soon. Reserve guard, Mai Brown, continues to be sidelined with a thigh injury. BOB THOMPSON RETURNS TO PRACTICE THE HIDE-A-WAY Sandwiches —Breakfast Short Orders Weekdays 7:30—10.3C Quiet Pleasant Atmosphere BELK'S DEPT. STORE SYLVA JUST ARRIVED New Shipment Of W1NDBREAKERS Permanent Press Dacron And Cotton $8.00 and $70.99 Jtickson County's Leading Department "Store Cats Lose To Newberry Intramural Basketball Jan. 9—11 Fred Adcock On Mon. Jan. 9, 1967, On Court #1, at 7:00, Theta XI, with four men hitting in double figures, defeated TKE by a score of 52-35. Jerry and Bob Hicks, along with Doug Yeargan led the winners, while McAulliff led the losers. On Court #2, at 7:00, 3rd Moore South, led by Robinson wftu 13 points, defeated 3rd Moore North by a score of 36-27. OnCourt#l, at 8:00, The Day Students, throwing a balanced scoring attack against 3rd Reynolds South, defeated them 62-44. Stevens led the winners with 16 points as did Hondros for the losers. On Court #2, at 8:00, With Cockren having a great night, scoring 20 points, 3rd and 4th Madison defeated 1st and 2nd Reynolds South by a score of 65-23. Cockren got plenty of help from Celly and Baldwin. Tues, Jan. 10, 1967, On Court #1, at 7:00, APO defeated Delta Sigma Phi by a score of 48-35. Pitt- man with 17 points, led the winners while Watson with 19 points led the losers. On Court #2, at 7:00, 2nd Moore North was out- manned by a 2nd Moore team in a 59-38 game. Simms led the balanced scoring attack with 11 points whileThompson led the winners with 17 points. On Court #1, at 8:00, In a very close game, 3rd Buchanan defeated 3rd Reynolds North by a 41-40 score. Richardson hit for 19 points for the winners, while Sherrill hit for 19 points. On Court #2, at 8:00, 3rd Robertson, with four men hitting double figures, defeated 1st and 2nd Robertson by a score of 67-46. Boyd, Mauldin and Elder led the winners. On Wed. Jan. 11,1967, On Court #1, at 7:00, In one of the more exciting games of the year, 1st Moore defeated the Freshmen Day Students by a score of 60-58 in an over time. Moore led the winners while Brown led the losers. On Court #2, at 7:00, 1st and 2nd Reynolds leading by only five points at half, went on to beat 2nd Buchanan by a score of 38-25. Hall led the winners while Reno led the losers. On Court #1, at 8:00, Pi Kappa Phi, led by Radford and Ramsey, defeated TKE by a score of 44-39. Cashion was high man for the losers. On Court #2, at 8:00, 3rd Reynolds South defeated 1st and 2nd Madison by a score of 49-29. Christenson and Rat- cliff led the winners while Turner led the losers. MORE INTRAMURALS, Page 7 Wittman, Logon Star As Western Fails Ii Game's Last Seconds Western Carolina lost athril- ler last Saturday night to the Newberry Indians at Memorial Auditorium in Greenville, S.C., by a score of 77-69. In the first half, the Indians opened up an early lead and the Cats were forced to play catch up ball. BUI Murphy, who led the Indians throughout the game, was their big gun as he was able to work effectively against the Catamount defense. He wound up with 20 points for the night, most of them coming in the first half. Western trailed at the half after Logan was having difficulties getting back into his old form after a three-game layoff. The halftime score was 42-35, Newberry. The Cats came roaring back in the second period as Henry led the Cats to a single-point lead with 9:35 remaining. The lead changed hands several times with Western leading by as much as three points at 56-53. Then Newberry started capitalizing on some superb foul shooting, overcoming the Cat lead and going on the lead by as much as five points. The Catamounts were not to be held down long, however, and true to the style of the already exciting game, they staged another comeback. With Wittman and Logan leading the way, they closed the gap to two points with 47 seconds remaining. At that point, Newberry's Tommy Martin was fouled as Western tried to get ball control. He hit both his shots and Western hopes were becoming dim. Then Buddy Moore hit four more charity tosses and the Indians were out of reach. Wittman led the scoring for Western with26points, followed by Logan with 20. The only other Catamount in double figures was Randy Turbyfill with 11. Western made 31 of 70 from the floor for 41 percent; Newberry also hit 41 percent from the floor with 27 of 63. The foul shooting clearly made the difference for the Indians; they hit 23 of 32 from the charity line as Western connected on seven of 13. W. CAROLINA OFT Logan 8 4-4 20 Gilbert 3 M Wittman 13 0-1 McCon'ell 2 1-2 Bloom 0 TurbyfM 5 Elvington 0 Worsham 0 Totals 31 7-13 bl Western Carolina Newberry 1-2 1-1 0-0 00 NEWBERRY G r MurpAw S ** T. Moore SroHtv Martin Ann-an Miller B. Moore Bouton Totals T 4-8 20 2-S 4 6-7 21 3-4 W 35 M—ff 42 35—77 Team fouls: WCC 20, Newberry 1J, Fouled out: WCC, Logan, Gilbert. Attendance: 2,170. GREG WITTMAN, CATAMOUNT STALWART MEAD CORPORATION Sylva Division Serving Wesfern North Carolina D0N7 FENCE ME m For a free button and information to help you, write: Fitness, Washington, D. C. 20203
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