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  • Thursday, May 2,1968 THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN Page 7 Tennis Team Trounces North Georgia State College Western Carolina's Track Team John Scott Wins Chimney Rock Hill Climb By BRUCE McMAHAN A sizzling performance by a host of high powered cars, led by winner John Scott, provided a day of excitement for several thousand race fans last Sunday at the Chimney Rock Hill Climb. The crowd, including several hundred WCU students, saw Scott push his potent 289 Cobra up the summit in 2:12.4 minutes, only two seconds off his record time set in 1966, to take the crown. Though plagued by a bown gasket which led to a cracked block later in the race, Scott's Cobra still had the power — enough to recover from a spin- out and overcome its hindering oil leaking problem. Tidwell proved to be the top contender by setting a time of 2:12.2 before the crash. Third overall place was won by Whit Tharin in his Formula Cats Down Mars College 6—1 By KEN BALL WCU's baseball team played one of their best games thus far this season in downing Mars Hill 6-1 at Mars Hill Tuesday. Coach Ron Blackburn said that he was highly pleased with the play of the Cats in this game, especially the defense. The Cats played this entire game without a single error. The Cat Nine grabbed an early 2-0 lead in the first inning and increased the lead by one run per inning for the rest of the game. Red Thompson went to bat first for the Cats and got on base with a single. Steve Barkley followed with another single, and Red moved to third. Bill Wofford then brought Thompson home on a sacrifice fly. The second run came when the Mars Hill pitcher threw the ball away trying to pick Barkley off on a steal. Red Thompson was top hitter for the ' Cats. Red had four hits out of four trips to bat and stole three bases. Red was followed in hits by Steve Barkley who went 3 for 5. Tim Newsom went the distance for Western in the pitching department. Coach Blackburn stated that Tim especially came through well when the pressure was on. The Cats will face Erskin today on the field at Sylva. Western beat Erskin in their first meeting this season, and if they can repeat the performance tomorrow, it will give them a 500 season. If you can, get down to Sylva and "Back the Cats." Vee, while Donnelly won CP class in his Sunbeam Tiger, The HP class was won by Toly Aruttunoff in a Morgan, and the GP class title was captured by A' Matthews in his MG midget A Mini-Copper driven by Jack Baumgardner won fourth overall place, and Winston Phelps m his Sprite won the FP class, nelly, champion from the Pennsylvania Hill Climb Circuit One of Scott's opponents for the record, finishing second in the standings, was Chip Don- SUNDAY MATINEE 2:30 NITE 8:00 Chip drove a Ford-powered Sunbeam Tiger, supposedly an underdog, that handled and ran beautituily under his masterful hand. Donnelly's time of 2:15.3 gave him the second place standing. Ted Tidwell, five time overaii champion of the race, drove a formula B, but during Sunday morning time trials, Tidwell lost control of his car and crashed in the 11th curve. The Augusta, Ga. native was not injured, but the crash put his Formula car out of the race. By KEN BALL The tennis team romped to an easy win over North Georgia State" last week. Herb Bolick had little trouble in defeating his opponent in two quick love matches (6-0, 6-0). John Christensen, back in action for the first time after missing a couple of games due to illness, lost 1-6 and 5-7, Bill Oehler easily outscored his man 6-2,6-0, Coach Weaver said he was highly pleased with Oehler's performance. Bill has shown great improvement this year. Rick Palmer lost after three hard-played sets 4-6, 6-4, 5-7. Warren White had to play 3 sets, but overcame his opponent 6-4, 5-7, 7-5. Bolick and Oehler quickly defeated their doubles opponents to win the match for Western, Western will meet Wofford here on the Cat courts at 2 o'clock today. The lineup for Western today will be: 1-Herb Bolick 2-Bill Oehler 3-"Yank" Christensen 4- Warren White 5-Rick Palmer 6-Larry Blackman Bill Oehler w SHOWING THE RITZ THRU TUESDAY ONE SHOWING 7:15 DUE TO FEATURE LENGTH Sylvo, N. C. mmmwnmm mmm <4 F*\ .t LU i i m% Far Three Men The Civil War Wasn't Hell. It Was Practice! *£* IHEMD THE UGIj^ in the role of Tuco .,161011 Screenplay by AGE-SCARPELLI, LUCIANO VINCENZONI and SERGIO LEONE Deeded I Music by ENN10 MORRICONE ■ Produced by ALBERTO GRIMALDI lor P. E.A.-Produzioni Europee Associate, Rome , I" ' ' ' ■ I o»iGJH«i motioh wctuti wunotm'-.h «*>n»tn on uwitiq mmis wiconos I I tmumtat r« lUUwi li<linin TECHNISCOPE TECHNICOLOR THEATRE
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