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  - HL_WesternCarolinian_1968-09-24_Vol34_No01_11
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Tuesday, September 24, 1968 THE WESTERN CAROLINIAN PageU Cats Drop Grid Opener To Strong C-N, 24-7 By JIM ROWELL Using a potent aerial attack, the Car son-Newman Eagles bypassed most of the Western Carolina defense to post a 24-7 win over the Catamounts Saturday night In the penalty marred contest, the Cats' lone score was set up when they recovered a fumV led punt on the Eagles' nine yard line mid-way through the final period. After grinding their way down to the Eagle three, Quarterback Don Dalton tossed to tight end, John Davies on a fourth and goal situation for the TD, Freshman Jim Corley kicked the point after. Earlier, Carson-Newman had scored on a one yard plunge by Sam Morrison; a 30 yard pass from Quarterback Dale Rutherford to Tommy Jones; and a 24 yard field goal by David Pitt (Pitt also kicked C-N's three PATs). Their final score was tallied on an intercepted pass as cornerback Rick Ford picked off one and returned it 30 yards to the end zone. The Cat's rushing attack netted them 131 yards while a stubborn defensive line held the Eagles to 84 yards on the ground. Paul Smith carried ten times for 49 yards while Freshmen Otis Mcintosh pounded out 46 yards in 11 carrys. Next week the Catamounts will open their home stands against arch rival Appalachian State University. The Cats downed the Apps last season 21-0 in Boone. First Downs Net Yards Rushing Passes Attempted Passes Completed Net Yards Passing Passes Intercepted by Punts/Average Fumbles Lost Yards Penlaized WCU 16 131 38 14 118 0 11/33.5 o ill C-N 16 84 34 16 195 4 10/39,9 2 123 Future Looks Bright For Cross Country Team COACH DAN ROBINSON AND CATAMOUNT CO-CAPTAINS MIKE BIGGE.R3TAFF AND DAVID LOMAX By KEN BALL The WCU Cross Country team will travel to Mllllgan College for its first meet on Oct 5, The future looks bright for Coach Heath Whittle's squad this fall, David Grissom, a sophomore from Henderson ville, is the only returning let terman. The rest of the team is made up of freshmen and transfer students. Crosst'oun tr>'s six hard-running frosh include Clem Brinson (New Hern), Mike Davis (Kennesaw, (■a,), lomni.y Gibbons (Char lotle), Terry Helms (China Grow)) James Goebe] (Silver Hill. Md,) and Mike Hcxrts (Henderson villaX Terry Winters (Durham) is the onl> sophomore addition to the learn, Junior transfer students are: John McCowan (Palaskala, Ohio), Roger Jones (Piedmont, S c.) andNedJonei (Monterey, \a,). It might be noted that Ned Jones ran a 4:20 mile at Brevard Jr, Col lege last year and turned the half m'le In 1:56, Both of these limes are belter than the ones that won the Caro- linas Conference last season, Coach Whittle staled that he was well pleased with the con dition of the squad this year and with the spirit the individual members have shown. The members have been training on their own from work-out sheets since Aug. 1, Since Sept 18, Uie squad has been training twice a day under the supervision of Coach Whittle and his assistant Paul Jones. For the past week these guys have been running an average of 12 miles per day. 1968 CROSS COUNTRY COACH HEATH WHITTLE FACES SEASON WITH ALL-NEW SQUAD, Western Carolina University 1968 Cross Country Schedule Oct 5 Milligan College Oct 7 Davidson College, Oct 10 West Georgia College Oct 18 Wofford College Oct 21 Carson-Newman College Oct, 26 Appalachian State Univ, Oct, 28 Mars Hill College Oct, 31 Davidson College Nov, 6 Mars Hill College Nov. 9 N,A,I,A, District 6 Meet Nov, 15 High Point College AT LONG LAST, after three months of planning, organization, and remodeling, VANGELO'S HOUSE OF PIZZA will soon be open. With a basic menu of pizza spaghetti, kosher-style sandwiches, and draft beverages, VANGELO'S is more than just a restaurant. The first time youcome you may not notice the blue plexi-glass windows or the olive-pecan paneling, but we think you will enjoy the stereo music (or live entertainment) and the continental atmosphere You may not be turned on by the cedar shingles on our roof or theexposed beams on our ceiling, but you will probably like the mr ive stone fireplace and the warn. of the fire on tne coming fall nights. You pick the companion, and the perfect evening just may begin by candle light-at VANGELO'S. Watch for the opening date! Located 1 block past the Waynewood Grocery-on the right-next to the Gulf Station Balsam Rd. Waynesvilie DENNIS MEN'S AND LADIES' STORE We Cordially Invite All WCU Students And Faculty To Come In And Shop For Your Clothing Needs FOR THE GENTLEMEN fan he us en shirts & sweaters McGregor shirts & sweaters carter field vested suits curlee suits hubbard slacks lee slacks freeman shoes [ FOR THE LADIES WHITE STAG SWEATERS A SKIRTS WHITE STAG SPORTSWEAR NARDIS OF DALLAS DRESSES FORGET-ME-NOT DRESSES KEY CASUALS DRESSES Main Street Sylva

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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 Carolinian in 1933.
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  - Western Carolina University
- Format
  - Publications (documents)
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  - Text
- Date
  - Date original: 1968-09-24;
  - Date digitized: 2017-10-27
- Extent
  - Dimension: 15.75" x 11"
  - Pages: 12 pages
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- Location
  - Jackson County (N.C.)
  - Cullowhee (N.C.)
- Source institution
  - Western Carolina University
- Source Collection
  - WCU Students Newspapers Collection
- Identifier
  - HL_WesternCarolinian_1968-09-24_Vol34_No01
- Repository
  - Western Carolina University Hunter Library

Western Carolinian Volume 34 Number 01

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