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  • Page 6 THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN Thursday, February 1, 190-1 Cat Tracks DON LUCAS SPORTS PUBLICIST Will Wvstern Carolina follow Appalachian's venture from the Carolina? oiference? This is the un-answered question of today, but m.t i; people hope it's not left to settle itself in the tut are. Appalaeh.au, ' \ ■ A ?a>-olina, is a ttate-supportcd nsutution, and receives state fuids for academic endeavors ASl made a giant step toward th? betterment of their athletic facilities, when they made the decision to d.-oo out of die Carolina-. Conference at the end of the 1968-69 -..'as ,n Should Western ( aroliia follow? Manj' sav '•yes," following Uie platfo-m 'hit coi ference restrictions set ford- by Uie smaller schools in tin conference are dctourinfi tht- growth of our athletic d.art- meiit. These restrictions, mainly dealing with scholarshipgr uits, holds WCL down on the level of these smalkv schools The restrictions are good —they make for a more balanced conference, bill when il school out grows the coiv'erenec. it sh iiild il > just as Appalachian has done and break away -for thoJ)Ollo.' nv. t of the school, and for the benefits of the students. Our students dcv.-ie lop notch athletics to ::o with i top-notch academi. p-ogram Otr caliber of alii' >tics e W' i is strong, but by increasing the number of scholarships, you're going Ui be able to re- cruil better athletes who are also better studenis Those who are again st leav In.v the conference have their reasons, also, but are they valid';' Much of the problem resH I i h the decision- makers. Do Ihe.v warn to take a chance on '.he unkitowa, or J-i they -.vnt ! > bo content with the security of by-gone clays, Where would we r,o'.' This question has arisen many tim s. and Uie answer is not one you can pin-po'nf rig.'.t away, Western would probab'y have to remain independent for a- while, unles'j Ihe.v could join or form another conference Bob Terrell, director of sports at the \she\ illc Citizen Times WRA Still Undefeated During Uie weekends undefeated WRA topped High Point and W'inthrop in girl's basketball. The WCU girls came through with an easy 59-42 victory over High Point on Friday afternoon. WRA grabbed an early lead over High Point's Female cagers and never let them pose a serious scoring threat throughout the entire game. Belinda Austin was WRA's top scorer with 13points, trailed by Jane McClees and Marilyn Sheets with ten points each. Having one of the best winning records of any team on campus, WRA continued to win as they took on Winthrop College on Saturday. Western's girls emerged with a 49-38 victory, their fourth in a row this season. It was a close gam3 the first half with both teams fighting to take the lead. However, Western began to open a gap aided by the shooting of Marilyn Sheets who netted a total of 19 points. Belinda Austin was second high scorer with 11 points. WRA has eight more games planned for this season. and former WCU gradua'e. brought jut this possibility and eited Eatt Tennessee, Erskine, Wofford, and Fredrick as possible cand'd I •» ? r a new eon ference, aloni with A SI , West ern, and possibly Lcn-iir- Khyi» Whai ,'ver b Uie case, Western sho.ild act positively and with confidence. (X-r acafbmlc program is growing by leaps and bounds, our enrollment even faster. Our athletic program should not wait for Uie rest to be out-of-stght before beginning to grow. Athletic* arc a big ;>art of university life. Athleticsshon'd not take avav from i iJcmr. s. but «t,,,| mis going '■<> a inlver sity such as Western Carolina should be given an Hth'ctlcpro ;ram .hey can be proud of. If Western Carolina University Is going -..! ,:roiv, let a'l aspects of Uie university ;t> v Weekend Conference Action We si ern Carolina will clash with Elon College at Elon lo start off this weekend's Carolinas Conference action The pro-weekend activities include four conference games. Catawba entertains Guilford Thursday night, the first of two home games for Catawba, as Uiey will face High Point Saturday night in another conference clash. Elon al Presbyterian and Newberry at I'feiffer round out the pro-weekendactiv itv as they meet Thursday (■uilford entertains non-conference Roanoke on their homo court lo lead off Saturday's activities Presbyterian travels to New berry Saturday night in a con ference lilt while Lenoir Rhyne travels to Boone lo face Appalachian state University on their home court. Atlantic Christian will journey to Georgia Southern in a non-conference battler, while Erskine will tangle with Pfeiffer at Misenheimer. Cats Over power L-R, 69-67 By KF\ BALL The Cats came out of a close one, 69-67, over the Bears of Lenoir Rhyne on Uie Bears' home court Wednesday night. It was a nip and tuck game the first half with Uie lead changing back and forUi. Sam Sapp got inU) early foul trouble and didn't get to finish the first half. However, Henry dropped in a couple of field goals to send Western inUi Undressing room with a 40-35 lead 'The Cats Came roaring back early in the second .half and built their lead up to nine points, the largest lead by cither side during the game. Lenoir Rhyne came fighting back though, to lie the game up despite the efforts of Western to stay ahead. With Li minutes left to play the Hears moved ahead again 49-47, and went on Ui gain a six-|xiint lead Now, with Hob Thompson in foul trouble, Western's Five were having to play a catch-up ball game With six minutes left in Uie game, Henry dropped a long one in regaining the lead for the Cats at 62-61, Il turned into a see- saw battle until, with less than two minutes CATS IN ACTION a desperate defensive game Uie last 60 seconds, trying to keep LR from tieing it up. With 15 seconds left Wells took a shot for the Bears and missed Westernreboundedana the game ended 69-67 in favor of the Cats. This was their third conference win in a row. Henry ha d the best game he ever played on Uie LR court last night He is usually plagued with fouls on the Bears' court, left, Henry put the score at 69-67, The Catamounts played but had only two personals last night, Henry was the game's high scorer with 30 points. Whitman netted 14 points, and Bob Thompson, who fouled out wiUi four minutes left to play, had nine. Western Carolina is now 6-4 in the Carolinas Conference. KA's Capture Fraternity League Championship Kappa Alpha picked up another intramural championship as Ihe.v rolled over Theta Xi, 44-:iS, Monday night. This victory earned the KA's Uie Fraternity League Championship crown. Red 'Thompson was top scorer for KA with 11 points and was trailed by Cary Elving- ton and Rob Smith with 10points each. Hon Bcddingfield led Theta Xi with 10 points. 'The National League Champion went to third Reynolds South who put down Day Students, 61- 45. Itobmson led Reynolds with 1H points. Dodson and Stanley- picked up 14 points each for Uie day Students. Also, on Monday night first and second Reynolds topped first an second Madison in a very close 41-39 game. Richard Stewart, Mike FaircloUi, and John Moose were top scorers. In American League action the Dillard House was given a 43-37 loss as third Moore South emerged with Uie league crown.: Wayne Shelton and Clay Eaton were top men for Dillard House. Micky Plyler and Doug Huffman led moore in points. The Fraternity League got back into action again on Tuesday night. Pi Kappa Phi handed Alpha Phi Omega a 36-26 defeat. Tom Radford netted 16 points for Pi Kappa Phi as Tony Johnson got 10 points for Alpha Phi Omega. Later on Tuesday, first and second Renolds out-played the Day Students in a 52-32 game giving them the National League runner-up position. Richard Baldwin and Don Mauldin were leading scorers. The American League saw Moore Terrace and third Robertson back in action on Tues= day. Edwards, with 19 points, led Moore Terrace to a 29-21 victory. The two top teams from each league will go into Uie tournament for All-Campus Championship. 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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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