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  • Tuesday, March 14,1967 THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN Page 7 ' W sit . sssssWJ \^jtk\ M. i\_ THE INTRAMURAL WATER POLO ALL-STARS are, left to right, Steve Loflin, 'Fish* Campbell, Tommy Halgrim, P. D. Walden, Dan Hall, and Bobby Frickhoffer, SHOWN ABOVE IS THE KAPPA ALPHA INTRA- mural water polo team, winners of the All-Campus Championship. Spring Quarter Drills Begin By DAVID RAYBURN CULLOWHEE - More than 40 eager young men reported to coach Dan Robinson Tuesday afternoon as Western Carolina College began its spring football workouts. The session will last 20 days. Unexpected personnel losses marred the opening session. The losses were due to academic reasons and three or four dropouts. Student teaching has also cut into the veteran personnel expected back to the squad in the fall. Back are wingback Chuck Scott, defensive end Don Powers, defensive back David Tur- nipseed and guard John Barker. Jim Taylor, a center, will be sidelined for the spring due to a knee injury suffered this past fall in the fame against Lenoir Rhyne. The main job for coach Robinson and his staff this spring will be one of replacement of graduating and nonreturning players - plus finding a new quarterback. Lost through graduation was Jimmy Williams, who set several passing records during the 1966 season. Thus far sophomore Don Dai- ton of Hendersonville is the leading candidate for signal calling duties. Also among the top returnees are tackle Ken Lewis, guard Keith Elliott and running backs Larry Whitesides and David Lomax. The longest rail tunnel in the world is Simplon; it is 12.3 miles long and connects Switzerland and Italy. 1967 Reader's Digest Almanac REGISTERED DIAMOND RINGS MARTINIQUE $40o TO 2IOO WEDDING RING 125.OO FUTURA $150 TO 1975 Compare the quality of a Keepsake Engagement diamond with any other. It's perfect . . . exact modern cut of a Keepsake diamond reflects the full beauty of its purest white color. ■*• VtsASklZd""" Sylva, N.C. 586-4274 Tar Heels Win 82-73 Over Duke Blue Devils With a Tar Heel win of 82- 73 over Duke's Blue Devils, North Carolina captured the ACC title and a berth in the NCAA Eastern regionals. This Friday night they will play Princeton in College Park, Md,, at 7 p.m. Duke won the consolation prize—a berth in the National Invitational Tournament in New York's Madison Square Garden. The Blue Devils will have as opponents the Salukis of Souther n Illinois, national small college leader. Carolina's All-America Larry Miller was the game's leading scorer against Duke with 32 points. His teammate Bob Lewis scored 26, Defensively, Dick Grubar and Gerald Turtle held Duke's All-American Bob Verga to 20 points and only let him score two during the final 11:17. One of Duke's biggest problems was fouls; by the end of the game six Duke players had fouled out. Bob Reidy fouled out five minutes after the beginning of the second half, with ^•.■.•.-•.<-5-.-t-.-»-...-.-».».».....«....-*JL«-< center Mike Lewis following in less than three minutes. Carolina's 6 point lead at the half put the score 40-34, and in less than 14 minutes Bunting and Miller stretched the Carolina lead to 53-40. U.N.C. maintained around a 10 until the final minutes. Then Duke came back exploded by a layupfromVandenberg, 2 free throws by Verga, and Dave Golden hit a long field shot to bring the score to 70-65. Duke regained control of the ball and increased their chances to lessen the lead even more, but Golden missed a jump shot, Lewis hit 2 free throws and Vandenberg was called for goal tending. Then Lewis hit 2 more free throws and with 1:53 remaining, the score was 76-67. Carolina will enter the Eastern Regionals with a 24-4 record. Duke will go into the National Invitation with an 18- 8 record. Carolina's Miller scored 17 points in the first half, got four rebounds and three assists. "•"•*•"•"•"•"•"•"*-•■•-•-.•.■.-.■.-.-.•.■.-.-.-.-.-.".■.■.•.•.-.-«*,-.-.■, _•-•."J^■V•T•^T•*•%••\^*t*.*.*.*»'.^■.".■.■.*.■.*.*.*•••••%•••.•,, | First fjChoice |0f The |Engageables REGISTERED TCe op> s gblco * DIAMOND RINGS They like the smart styling and theguaranteedperfectcenter diamond ... a brilliant gem of fine color and modern cut. The name, Keepsake, in your ring assures lifetime satisfaction. Select yours at your Keepsake Jeweler's store. He's in the yellow pages under "Jewelers.'' PRICES FROM 1100. TO $1000. SINKS ENLARGED TO SHOW BEAUTT OF DETAIL. ® TRADEMARK RE". A. N. FOND COMPANT, INC., ESTABLISHED IS92. HOW TO PLAN YOUR ENGAGEMENT AND WEDDING Please send new 20-page booklet, "How To Plan Your Engagement and Wedding" and new 12-page full color folder, both for only 25c. Also, send special offer of beautiful 44-page Bride's Book. Name__- I I I State Zip I KEEPSAKE DIAMOND RINGS, BOX 90, SYRACUSE, N. Y. 13202 Address. City
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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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