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  • Page 4 THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN Tuesday, January 9, l%8 Cats Down Atlantic Christian 117—77; Face High Point There Tonight WCU Karate Academy Returns With Awards By DON LUCAS Western Carolina University put its scoring machine in high gear here Saturday night and walloped Atlantic Christian, 117-77. Led by All-American Henry Logan, who bucketed 43 points, the Cats broke away to a 54-36 halftime advantage and coasted from there. Logan started slow, but put on a scoring spree midway through the first half to finish with 16. In the second half, the six-foot senior dazzled the fans with almost every shot in the book, and virtually buried Atlantic Christian with his shoot ing and passing. He also added 10 assists. Atlantic Christian never threatened after pulling within six points at 24- 18 with 9:43 left in the first half. Bob Thompson, a six foot five-inch senior, played an out standing game for Western, grabbing 29 rebounds, and add ing 14 points. The Cats used their balanced scoring again, with all five starters tallying in double fig. ures. Gene McConnell with 19, Gregg Wittman with 18 and Sam Sapps 15 poised too much of a problem for the Bulldogs. The 29 rebounds that Thorn p. son hauled down broke the individual game record for the Catamounts, previously held by teammate Wittman. Wittman had 26 against Presbyterian in the Catamounts' 1966 67 open er, also played at Reid G.vm nasium. Carraway, Clyde Stall Smith and Larry Jones led the visit ing Bulldogs with 17, 16 and 15 points respectively. Logan continued to feast on Atlantic Christian, in the scoring department. A year ago in Reid gymnasium Logan riddled the Bulldogs' defense for 62 points to set a Catamount and Carolinas Conference single scoring mark. Now 8-3 for the season and 3-1 in CC competition, the Cats travel to High Point Tuesday and Appalachian State Thurs- day for CC games. Saturday night Western will host the Newberry Indians in another conference contest. Several members oftheWes tern Carolina Karate Academy won awards at the North Carolina Karate Chamoionships in Raleigh. N. C. in December. There were 12 schools from the state oarticipating. All of the Western Carolina representatives placed in their respective competition. The instructor of the academy, Carl L. Smith, placed first in the Brown Belt forms competition, and third in the sparring of that degree. In the Green Belt competition, junior Roger Jones placed first in forms, and second in sparring. Lee Farmer, aiso a junior, placed third in the Green Belt Sparring. Western Carolina controlled much of the White-Yellow- Orange Belt division. Dave Percer took fourth place in sparring, while Mike Allred placed third. Mark Boose placed first in the forms competition in that division. This was All- red's and Boose's first formal competition. On Feb. 17, the Academy will travel to Gastonia for a tournament. A tourney is also scheduled for Asheville in the near future. HIDE -A • WAY ORDERS TO 001 Relaxed Atmosphere Opposite Entrance to Campus 293 4400 Logan Ups Scaring Average After a slow start, WCU's Henry Logan (pictured above) has increased his scoring to an average of 36.1 points per game. Ixigan has scored at least 35 points in each of the last six games, the most recent Saturday night against Atlantic Christian when he fired in 43 points. SCHULMAN'S BIG JANUARY CLEARANCE SALE IS "NOW IN FULL SWING"! REALLY SAVE— $$$—ON MENS AND WOMEN'S FAMOUS BRAND CLOTHING AND SHOES!! GREAT "SALE "BUYS ON: MEN'S Cox Moore sweaters Sero and Creighton shirts Cricketeer suits, sportscoats Botany 500 S suits One group of Bass Weejuns lace shoes SCHULMAN'S, "STYLE CENTER OFSYLVA AND WESTERN CAROLINA UNIVERSITY WOMEN'S Pandora skirts Lassie coats Connie shoes John Romain shoes Seaton Hall suits THE RITZ Sylva, N. C. Carroll Hart, Manager Dial-A-Movie information anytime Call by auto-answering service- Just dial 586—2816 NOW SHOWING GEORGE HAMILTON JOSEPH COTTEN MARIE LAFORET MAURICE EVANS JACK OF DIAMONDS WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY JAN. 10-11 STARRING PETER FONDA SUSAN STRASBERG THE TRIP
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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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